Some friends and I took a day trip from Prague to see the town Kunta Hora and the nearby village Sedlec.
Our first stop was in Sedlec to see the Kostnice (aka the Bone Church).
The interior of this small church is decorated with 40,000 sets of human bones! This chandelier contains at least one of every bone in the body.
More views from inside the Bone Church...
The Italian Court is a palace in Kunta Hora that was built in the fourteenth century. It housed a mint that produced most of the silver coins for Europe until the 1700s.
A view of the Italian Court from its gardens below.
A statue of the Czech country's founder, T. G. Masaryk.
I took a tour of the Hradek, an old fort that was used as a second mint. The tour included dressing up in a Medieval miner's uniform and going down into part of the old silver mine!
Kunta Hora's Cathedral of St. Barbora was built with the rich profits of the silver mines. It is the most spectacular cathedral in central Europe.

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