An easy day trip east of Prague, Kutná Hora grew wealthy in the Middle Ages from silver mining, and its historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It draws visitors for a Gothic cathedral and an unusual bone-decorated chapel.
Spring through early autumn brings pleasant weather for visiting the bone-filled Sedlec Ossuary and Gothic cathedral on an easy day trip from Prague; summer weekends draw the most day-trippers.
Traditional Bohemian fare such as roast meats and dumplings in the town's restaurants and beer halls.
Most visitors come as a day trip from Prague, though Kutná Hora has small hotels for an overnight stay in the historic center.
Walk out to the Jesuit College terrace, where the buttresses of St. Barbara's line up against the sky.
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