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The Italian Court in Kutná Hora, a cream-coloured palace with a green-domed tower, seen across its garden under a deep blue sky.
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Italian Court

The Italian Court in Kutná Hora was the royal mint where the Prague groschen was struck from around 1300, named after the Italian experts behind King Wenceslas II's coinage reform. Rebuilt as a royal residence in the late 14th century and used as the town hall after 1770, it shows the mint, the royal chapel and audience hall, and the cellars.

When to go

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Mon10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Tue10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Wed10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Thu10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Fri10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Sat10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00
Sun10:00–11:45 12:15–17:00

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