Historic Ruins & Heritage
Kamenný dům
📍 Stone House (Kamenný dům), Kutná Hora, Czech Republic
3.5/ 5.0
★★★★☆
Introduction
The Stone House (Kamenný dům) is a well-preserved Gothic burgher house in Kutná Hora, a medieval town in central Bohemia, Czech Republic, named for being built in stone rather than timber; today it is part of the Czech Museum of Silver, presenting the medieval splendour of this 'silver city.' Rising from silver mining since the 13th century, Kutná Hora once rivaled Prague; the house's rib-vaulted cellar, exhibits and reconstructed rooms evoke the daily life of miners' bosses and merchants. Together with the nearby St Barbara's Church and Sedlec Ossuary it is UNESCO-listed — the finest slice of Bohemian mining history and Gothic civic architecture.
✨ Highlights
1
Gothic stone
Rib cellar.
2
Silver city
Medieval wealth.
3
Silver Museum
Recreated rooms.
4
UNESCO
Kutná Hora.
5
St Barbara
Nearby church.
6
Ossuary
Sedlec.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：Kutná Hora
→Hours：10–17
→Admission：CZK ~100
→Suggested visit：About 1 hour
→Best time：Daytime visit
→Transport：Train from Prague
💡 Tips
• Combo with Silver Mine.
• Pair with Ossuary.
• Walk the old town.
• Closed Mondays; avoid.
• Shorter in winter.
• Half-day from Prague.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Kamenný dům?
Combo with Silver Mine. Pair with Ossuary.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
