St. Barbara’s Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Europe’s most extraordinary Gothic cathedrals. Dedicated to the patron saint of miners, this church is a masterpiece of architecture with soaring arches, intricate stained glass, and frescoes depicting scenes from Kutná Hora’s silver mining history. Inside, admire the delicate work of stone and glass that bathes the church in soft light, creating a divine atmosphere that resonates with the city’s spirit.

Italian Court Vlašský dvůr, once the royal mint where silver coins were crafted for the kingdom. Walk through halls that were once filled with bustling activity and marvel at the historical minting displays. Here, discover the importance of silver in Bohemia’s economy and learn how Kutná Hora became a vital economic centre for the entire region. The Italian Court is more than just a mint it was the administrative heart of medieval Kutná Hora, where kings and nobles would convene.

Silver Mines offers an adventurous glimpse into the lives of medieval miners. Don a miner’s helmet and venture underground into the dark, narrow tunnels where silver was extracted. Feel the cool, damp air and hear tales of the perilous work that shaped Kutná Hora’s legacy, making it one of the wealthiest towns in medieval Europe.

Stone Fountain, a remarkable Gothic structure that once provided water for the town’s residents. This ornate fountain stands as a reminder of the town’s practical needs and the artistry with which they were met.

Plague Column in the town square, a sombre yet beautiful reminder of the resilience of Kutná Hora’s people during times of hardship. With its intricate carvings and towering presence, it’s a fitting end to a tour that reflects both the glory and endurance of this historic town.