The former royal mint and royal palace, a national cultural monument of pan-European significant with a thousand-year history.

A Gothic house from the 13th century, reconstructed in the Baroque style, located at the central  Palacký Square.

A Late Baroque church with a remarkable ceiling frescoes depicting the legend of St John of Nepomuk.

Do you want to see UNESCO monuments under the one roof and find out why Kutná Hora is one of them? Then visit Dačický House!

A UNESCO monument, a jewel of the Late Gothic and one of the four cathedral-type buildings in Bohemia.

A UNESCO monument since 1995, it is the convent church of the former oldest Cistercian monastery in Bohemia.

Decoration of the underground chapel of the Cemetery Church of All Saints comprises almost completely of human remains.

Hrádek – originally a fortress, later rebuilt into an urban-style Gothic palace. Today it houses the Czech Museum of Silver, which operates a permanent exhibition and tours of the medieval silver mine.

GASK – Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region, is based at an imposing place, close to the Cathedral of St Barbara.

The first Cistercian monastery in Bohemia, on whose land silver was found.

One of the most famous burgher houses from the 15th century in Bohemia with a richly decorated facade.

The house in which Josef Kajetán Tyl, a writer, playwright and author of the text of the Czech national anthem, was born.

Šultysova Street in the historical centre is decorated with a plague column.

The dodecagon-shaped (12-sided) Late Gothic stone fountain served as a reservoir and supplied Kutná Hora with drinking water.

Located in close proximity to the Cathedral of St Barbara and conceals one of the few completely preserved High Gothic interiors in our country.

The convent was built in 1735 – 1743 according to the plans of the Baroque architect Kilian Ignac Dientzenhofer.

Until the mid-17th century, it was referred to as the High Church due to its exceptional height (80 metres).

The church is rigoly considered a small architectural pearl.

Petr Jan Brandl, one of the greatest Czech Baroque painters, was buried here in 1735.