Kutná Hora - for families, couples, and art lovers

Kutná Hora - for families, couples, and art lovers

A city with a rich history, distinctive atmosphere, and diverse program that will delight everyone. Whether you are looking for an action-packed adventure for the whole family, a romantic getaway for two, or a peaceful escape into art and history, Kutná Hora is the right place.

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Printing House – touch the history of printing

Experience the magic of old printing up close in the unique Printing House – a museum of printing. This unique place will take you back to the times when Gutenberg's invention surprised the world. You can view, touch, and even try out all the exhibits.

With your own eyes, you will see the 180-year-old hand printing press of Christian Dingler from 1840 or the unique American typesetting machine Intertype. The exhibition includes mechanical printing machines and equipment from printers and bookstores from 1850 to the mid-20th century. And that's not all – the museum also offers rare photographs from the operation of the Kutná Hora printing house, nearly 80 years old.

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And what if you tried being a printer? On a 100-year-old machine, you can print your own postcard, which will be an unforgettable souvenir from your visit.

Vlašský dvůr – the king's treasure

Who could resist visiting a place that was once a royal mint? Vlašský dvůr, the former royal palace and mint, is a true gem of Czech history. During the tour of this majestic building, you will dive into a history that has lasted for centuries.

And what would a visit be without an original souvenir? Mint your own coin – a Prague grosch, which might bring you luck as a souvenir. Every visitor will love this experience.

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Cozy cafes and exceptional nature

Kutná Hora offers not only history but also a treat for the taste buds. Try great coffee in cozy cafes or enjoy local wine from Kutná Hora winemakers. How about a sweet homemade cake to go with it?

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For nature lovers, there are romantic walks and breathtaking views. A unique experience is offered by Kutná Hora's "Stonehenge" – a stone circle with a view of the entire city.

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UNESCO celebrations and culture at every turn

The year 2025 is a significant period for Kutná Hora – it marks the 30th anniversary of its inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Celebrations will take place throughout the year and will offer a plethora of (not only) cultural events.

The first of these, introduced by a vernissage on Thursday, January 9, is the exhibition project "Silently striving for beauty". In the Kutná Hora Community House, this unique project connects traditional crafts, customary objects, and modern design. Visitors will be able to admire over 40 exhibits that bring a new perspective on the heritage of our ancestors. The exhibition is open to the public every day until February 16.

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In March, the celebrations of the inscription will offer a unique Festival of Light (March 21 – 23), during which 5 locations in Kutná Hora will light up thanks to light installations and video mapping. This enchanting spectacle will offer evening tours of Kutná Hora's monuments and light design from Friday to Sunday.

The detailed program of the celebrations will be gradually published on unescokh.webnode.cz.

Kutná Hora – a place you will love

Whether you are an active couple, a family with children, or looking for a peaceful stay, Kutná Hora will enchant you and leave an indelible mark on your heart. Let yourself be captivated by its atmosphere; Kutná Hora invites you to an adventure you won't experience anywhere else.

More at www.kutnahora.cz.

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