Go beyond the usual Kutná Hora tour — from the iconic UNESCO town and bone church to a rarely visited open-air museum where you experience real Czech folklore.
Enjoy a relaxed day with a passionate local guide, blending storytelling, hidden gems, and time to explore at your own pace. Authentic experiences, not rushed sightseeing.
You’ll experience:
- The haunting atmosphere of the Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church) and majestic St. Barbara’s Cathedral
- Stroll through medieval Kutná Hora — guided & on your own
- A guided visit to a rarely visited open-air folk museum
The exact pickup time will be confirmed the day before your tour by email or WhatsApp, by 6 PM. In most cases, you will be picked up by a silver Peugeot minivan with Czech Out Tours logo (or occasionally by a regular car if needed).
Your guide will take you through a peaceful countryside museum filled with timbered cottages, barns, and historic interiors that capture centuries of Czech village life. Step inside homes, peek into an old schoolroom or stable, and discover folk traditions — some of which are still alive today. Please note: The open-air museum is closed on Mondays and seasonally in November and from January 1 to March 15. During these dates, we’ll visit another charming site that fits the spirit of the tour.
Visit one of Europe’s most remarkable Gothic churches, built by miners in honor of their patron saint. With soaring vaults, colorful frescoes, and dramatic views over the former silver town, this UNESCO landmark offers both artistic beauty and historical depth.
Once a royal town rich in silver, Kutná Hora rivaled Prague in its heyday. Today, its charm lives on in pastel facades, quiet courtyards, and winding alleys. After a short guided stroll, you’ll have time to explore: browse local shops, pop into a museum(s), enjoy the views — or relax with a glass of local wine.
Step into one of the oldest cathedrals in Bohemia, a serene baroque-gothic masterpiece that blends spiritual depth with striking architecture. Often overlooked by visitors, this UNESCO site offers a peaceful and uncrowded experience — and a moment of quiet reflection before the city unfolds.
Enter one of Europe’s most haunting and unforgettable chapels, decorated with the bones of over 40,000 people. Beneath the surface lies a powerful reminder of history, mortality, and medieval artistry — all in a surprisingly peaceful setting. Please note: Photography is strictly prohibited inside the ossuary. As a place of rest for thousands, we ask all visitors to treat it with respect.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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