Kutná Hora District

The district spans 917 square kilometers of land containing forests, agricultural fields, and numerous historical towns between the Elbe and Sázava rivers.

During medieval times, this region gained prominence through silver mining activities, with the town of Kutná Hora emerging as a primary economic center.

The district contains multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Gothic Saint Barbara's Church and the Sedlec Ossuary with its decorative human bone arrangements.

The area maintains a network of roads connecting 88 municipalities and provides regular train services between major towns like Kutná Hora and Čáslav.

The Vavřinecký Pond within the district serves as a significant water reservoir and supports local fish farming operations throughout the year.

Location: Central Bohemian Region

Location: Central Bohemia

Capital city: Kutná Hora

Shares border with: Benešov District, Pardubice District, Kolín District, Havlíčkův Brod District, Chrudim District, Prague-East District

GPS coordinates: 49.94833,15.26806

Latest update: March 10, 2025 18:40