• Prague - Enjoy a 1.5-hour transfer from Prague to Kutna Hora, with pick-up available from your hotel, apartment, or any address in Prague.
• The Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary - Known as the Bone Church, this small Roman Catholic chapel is located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints. It houses the remains of approximately 40,000 to 70,000 individuals, victims of the Black Death plague (14th century), Hussite Wars, and other events. These bones were exhumed and artistically arranged into decorations in the 19th century (mainly 1870) by woodcarver František Rint, commissioned by the Schwarzenberg family. Key highlights include:
  • A grand chandelier made from every type of human bone, hanging centrally.
  • Garlands and chains of skulls adorning the vaulted ceiling.
  • Pyramids and mounds of bones in the corners.
  • The Schwarzenberg family coat of arms, crafted entirely from bones.
• St Barbara’s Cathedral - St. Barbara’s Cathedral in Kutná Hora is a renowned late Gothic masterpiece in Central Europe. Construction began in 1388 during Kutná Hora’s peak as a major silver-mining hub. Progress was slow due to interruptions (including Hussite Wars, mining fluctuations, and funding issues) and wasn’t fully completed until 1905, spanning over 500 years. It reflects both the mining town’s wealth and deep religious devotion.
• Hubertus Brewery Kacov - A 30-minute transfer from Kutna Hora to the Kacov microbrewery for lunch.
• Hubertus Brewery Kacov - Enjoy a 1-hour lunch break (lunch not included) at the Kacov microbrewery. Your driver-guide can also stop at a different restaurant (or fast food) if you prefer a different cuisine.
• Kacov - A 2-hour transfer from the Kacov microbrewery to Cesky Krumlov.
• Cesky Krumlov Castle - The Castle of Cesky Krumlov is the top attraction in the town. Comprising five courtyards and 11 hectares of gardens, it draws tourists from around the globe. Cesky Krumlov Castle became the primary residence of the Rosenbergs in 1302, and they remained there for nearly 300 years, significantly influencing the castle’s and town’s history. A golden carriage in the castle is sure to impress. Constructed from gilded walnut in 1638, the carriage was used to transport gifts from newly-elected Emperor Ferdinand III von Habsburg to Pope Urban VIII. That is not all Cesky Krumlov has to offer. Its Baroque theatre is one of the oldest of its kind in Europe. Built from 1680 to 1682, it is one of only a few Baroque theatres in the world with its original stage machinery, costumes, scenery, and props. Your guide can show you the castle exteriors. If you wish to explore the castle interiors, you can purchase admission on the spot by card and join a castle group tour conducted by a castle guide.
• Historic Center of Cesky Krumlov - Enjoy a 1.5-hour walking tour of Cesky Krumlov: A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1992, Cesky Krumlov is one of Bohemia’s most picturesque towns, featuring elegant Renaissance-style buildings housing charming cafes, excellent restaurants, and intriguing shops.

During the city tour, explore the narrow and romantic streets of the Renaissance Old Town, which includes medieval buildings, enjoy views from a footbridge over the Vltava River, and see the impressive Egon Schiele Art Centre. At the Hotel Ruze, a former Jesuit College with beautiful Renaissance sgraffito.

You will also visit Saint Vitus Church and the town square with its Renaissance town hall, Plague Column, and fountain. Next on the list is Latran Street with its colorful, medieval houses. This is a private tour, so the tour can be tailored to your preferences.

• Cesky Krumlov - Enjoy 1-hour of free time for souvenir shopping, etc.
• Prague - A 2.5-hour transfer from Cesky Krumlov to Prague, with drop-off at your hotel, apartment, or any location in Prague.

• Recommendations for restaurants, shops, hidden gems and photo spots
• Private car/van, friendly driver-guide, gas, tolls, parking
• Hotel / apartment pickup and drop-off
• Walking tour of Kutna Hora and Cesky Krumlov
• Charity: We regularly support local children’s homes

• Admission is optional and can be bought on the spot by card (approx. 29 EUR per person)
• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Interested in visiting the two most renowned UNESCO sites outside of Prague but only have a single day to spare? This tour is ideal for you. It efficiently combines both attractions into one comprehensive tour—perfect for those who are up for a full 12-hour adventure.

Prague - Bone Church - Cesky Krumlov - Prague: 12-hour Itinerary

• 1.5-hour transfer from Prague to the Bone Church in Kutna Hora
• 30-minute visit to the Bone Church in Kutna Hora
• 30-minute visit to the Cathedral of St. Barbara in Kutna Hora
• 30-minute transfer from Kutna Hora to the Kacov microbrewery
• 1-hour lunch break (lunch not included)
• 2-hour transfer to Cesky Krumlov
• 1.5-hour walking tour of Cesky Krumlov
• 1-hour tour of the Krumlov castle interiors (optional)
• 1-hour free time for souvenir shopping, etc.
• 2.5-hour transfer from Cesky Krumlov to Prague

This is a private tour, allowing for itinerary adjustments to suit your preferences.

• Infants are required to be seated in child seat

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.