Everything people ask before they go: how to get there from Prague, what the train costs, how the ossuary tickets work, what else to see, whether it is worth it and how it compares with other day trips.
Prague to Kutná Hora 2026: Train, Bus or TourTrain, bus, car or tour: how long each takes, which station to use and what the tour prices cover.Read the guide →
Kutná Hora Train 2026: Tickets, Times, StationsThe R9 from Prague's main station, the 120 CZK ticket, which station to use and the last train back.Read the guide →
Sedlec Ossuary 2026: Tickets, Rules, What to SeeTimed tickets for 220 CZK, the 30-minute visit, the photo ban and what you will see inside.Read the guide →
Things to Do in Kutná Hora 2026: A Day PlanThe ossuary, St Barbara, the royal mint and the silver mine, with 2026 prices and a plan for the day.Read the guide →
Is Kutná Hora Worth Visiting? 2026 VerdictWho loves it, who might not, how long it takes and what the day costs in 2026.Read the guide →
Best Day Trips from Prague 2026: Three ComparedKutná Hora, Český Krumlov and Karlštejn compared on time, cost, trains and tours.Read the guide →Tours
The three options most people choose between. Every tour has its own page with what the price covers and what guests say.
Best value
★ 4.46 hoursFree cancellationAn air-conditioned coach from the Old Town and a guide for the day, with the ossuary and St Barbara's Cathedral in the price. The easy way to see both in an unhurried afternoon.
Top pick
★ 4.66 hoursFree cancellationA guide takes you by train from Prague's main station, with the return tickets, the local bus and entry to the Sedlec Ossuary and St Barbara's Cathedral all paid. Lunch in town is your own choice.
Small group
★ 5.08 hours 30 minutesFree cancellationA minivan for up to seven collects you from your hotel. A local guide leads the ossuary, St Barbara and the Sedlec Cathedral, then a folk museum or a castle, with lunch if you choose it.