Exploring downtown Kutna Hora more in depth
From St Barbara we return to Kutna Hora downtown train station on the scenic route trying to view all the other interesting sights that we missed
Impressive St Barbara’s Cathedral
St Barbara is a spectacular, cathedral-like church decorated with sharp spines, flying buttresses & frescoes
First time through downtown Kutna Hora to St Barbara Church
After our riverside walk from Sedlec we explore the interesting Kutna Hora downtown area on the way to St Barbara church
Sedlec Cathedral, an Unesco WHS, and a leisurely walk to Kutna Hora
The yellow Sedlec Cathedral is close to the Ossuary and worth a visit if in the area given its World Heritage Site status
To the famous Sedlec Ossuary
Sedlec Ossuary is about an hour away by train and a major attraction in Kutna Hora, an Unesco World Heritage Site
Night exploration of Prague with a risque museum
We go for an evening stroll through the downtown area finally seeing the famous clock at the right time and visiting a quite interesting risque museum right next to it
Short exploration of New Town Prague
We end the day tour through Prague with a walk through the New Town area with Cubist and Art Nouveau buildings
Spanish Synagogue, the exorbitant one
The Spanish Synagogue is the most recent synagogue in the Prague Jewish Town with impressive Moorish interior design influenced by the famous Alhambra
Pinkas Synagogue, a somber monument
Pinkas synagogue holds a sobering Holocaust memorial to nearly 80,000 Jewish victims and it is worth a visit just to understand the amount of lives lost without a good reason
The Old-New Synagogue, the home of the Golem
Part of our combo ticket is the Old-New Synagogue the rumored home of the Golem and Europe’s oldest working synagogue