After the day we spent in Vienna (I wrote about it here), we headed to the Czech Republic, where we were about to spend a few great days. We stayed in Prague, but I am not going to cover this city just now as I already did a blogpost with lots of photos from the time I've been there in 2015, but I'll make another related blogpost in the future. And so in one of those days in Prague, we decided to make a one day trip to Kutná Hora.


Kutná Hora is a small town about 60 kilometers from Prague, and it takes about 50 minutes to get there by train (travel tip: train tickets you can buy on the web page of Czech railways or at the railway station, round-way tickets are cheaper). 
If you arrive at the main train station, then only one kilometer from you is located the famous church named Kostnice. You can hop on a bus or just walk, everywhere on the way there are signs so you won't get lost (most probably).


And here is Kostnice. Basically, it's an old little chapel with one interesting thing: its interior is made of human bones. It contains the skeletons of about 40 000 people or even more.


I mean yes, those are actual human skeletons. And I can't explain how weird it feels inside, even though I've read about it before and - as I thought - I was prepared for it.


There's also the second floor, much brighter and less creepy.


But Kutná Hora is popular among tourists not only because of Kostnice, but also because of other religious (and not only) architectural monuments. So we headed to the centre of this little town and I'm more than happy that we didn't take a bus, because it was a great chance to explore those tiny streets and, as always, get lost a little.


Isn't it pretty? Needless to say, I absolutely fell in love with this cute little town. I'd say it's one of the coziest places I've ever been to, but maybe the reason is that there weren't so many tourists.




And then we finally got to our main destination point - Saint Barbara's Church. And it's just truly outstanding.


On my blog, I've told only about one million times how much I adore gothic architecture. But this particular church is on my personal list of my favourite churches I've ever seen (yes, I do have lists for everything). By the way, it's the second-largest church in the Czech Republic after Saint Vitus Cathedral in Prague.


And it has an absolutely gorgeous interior.


If you take a walk around the church, you'll also see the beautiful skyline and maybe feel a need to take a picture.


To put aside my constant love for Czech Republic, Kutná Hora is a beautiful and coziest little town and an absolute must-visit if you're ever in Czechia.