Kutná Hora & Sedlec Ossuary Day Trip by Train from Prague
Bone chandeliers, Gothic spires and quiet train rides to Kutná Hora
You’ll ride the train from Prague to Kutná Hora with a local guide, step quietly into Sedlec Ossuary’s bone-filled chapel, wander medieval lanes in the UNESCO-listed old town, and gaze up at St Barbara’s soaring Gothic arches. Expect small surprises (like local stories or unexpected laughter) that linger long after you’re back in Prague.
Step-by-step itinerary
Day trip from Prague to Kutná Hora
- Meet at Prague train station
- Travel by train to Kutná Hora
- Explore Sedlec Ossuary interior
- Walk through Kutná Hora Old Town
- Visit Church of St Barbara
- Stroll past Italian Court and Hrádek palace
- Return to Prague and end tour
What’s included
Your day includes round-trip train tickets from Prague’s main station, guided entry to Sedlec Ossuary and St Barbara’s Church, plus plenty of stories shared by your local guide as you explore Kutná Hora on foot before returning together by train in the afternoon.
Times
- Every day 09:30
Before you book
Operated by SANDEMANs Tours - Prague
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The experience
We were already halfway to Kutná Hora before I realized how different the countryside felt compared to Prague: fields slipping past the window, that sort of soft morning haze. Our guide, Petr, handed out tickets at the main station (I nearly lost mine in my jacket pocket, classic), and we all squeezed into a carriage that smelled faintly of coffee and old upholstery. There was this older Czech couple across from us who nodded politely but kept reading their newspaper. It set the tone: not touristy, just life happening around us.
The first real jolt hit at Sedlec Ossuary. I’d seen photos but standing under that chandelier of bones (actual bones, not replicas) was something else. The air inside was cool and almost chalky, like old stone mixed with candle wax. Petr told us about the monks stacking thousands of skeletons after plagues. He joked it was “the most honest interior design in Bohemia.” No photos allowed inside (which honestly made it feel more respectful). I tried to whisper “kostnice” like he did but probably butchered it. He just grinned.
Walking through Kutná Hora’s old town felt like time folding in on itself: cobblestones uneven underfoot, shopfronts painted pale yellow or green. We ducked into St Barbara’s Church next. The ceiling soared up forever and there were these faded frescoes showing miners at work. I hadn’t expected mining to be so central here. The echo inside made every footstep sound important. Afterward, Petr led us past the Italian Court and Hrádek palace, sharing bits about royal mints and silver fortunes while a group of kids ran by chasing each other with ice creams melting down their hands. I still think about that mix of quiet history and everyday messiness.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (6 to 13 years); Infant (under 6): free.
How do you get from Prague to Kutná Hora on this day trip?
You travel by train with your guide from Prague’s main station directly to Kutná Hora.
Is entry to Sedlec Ossuary included?
Yes, entry to Sedlec Ossuary is part of the guided tour experience.
Can you take photos inside the Bone Church?
No, photography is forbidden inside Sedlec Ossuary (the Bone Church).
How long does the day trip last?
The tour usually lasts around 6 hours including travel time.
Is lunch included on this tour?
No lunch is included. You may want to bring snacks or buy food during free time.
Is transportation provided back to Prague?
Yes, round-trip train transportation between Prague and Kutná Hora is included.
What level of fitness is required?
A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended as there is walking involved.
Kutná Hora & Sedlec Ossuary Day Trip by Train from Prague
7h · EN
from US$ 83 per person
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