Kingdom Come Trip - in the footsteps of Henry of Skalitz

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About this activity

"To the task!" Let us take you to the places where the amazing story of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II unfolds. This is not just another Kingdom Come trip. This is an exclusive and extraordinary journey into medieval Bohemia, during which you will admire the beautiful countryside of Central Europe and learn about the historical accuracy of the KCD games in the very places they happened.

The journey will take you to Trosky Castle, where legend says the devil himself used to live, and to Kutná Hora, a medieval town full of secrets and mysteries. Silver was mined and coins were minted here, and the city witnessed many knightly duels and bloody battles. To top it all off, we will visit the mysterious Bone Church, featuring a unique decoration made from real human bones—remnants of those who perished during the great plague and the turbulent times of the Hussite era. And when you feel quite hungry, we will take you for lunch at an authentic medieval tavern to taste the best of Czech cuisine.

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At a glance

Duration: 6–8 hours
Confirmation: Confirmed within 48 hours
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–7
Guide: English
Operated by: Czexperience

Ages: Children (3–17 years) · Adults (18–60 years) · Seniors (61–90 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Bottled water
Included: Licensed Guide
Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: Air-conditioned vehicle

Not included

Not included: Travel Insurance
Not included: Lunch
Not included: All Fees and Taxes

Itinerary

Hrad Trosky

one hour Admission included

The mysterious castle ruins Trosky, where, according to legend, the devil himself once resided, are the first stop on a journey through the medieval landscape of the Kingdom of Bohemia. Located in the amazing landscape of the Czech paradise, this is where the story and our journey begins.
Kutna Hora

one hour

A royal town whose glory touched the stars in the Middle Ages. Kutná hora was a place where those who were not lucky mined silver with sweat and blood and minted coins, the nobles grew rich and reveled, and the king pampered it and often stayed here. Walk with us through the fascinating nooks and crannies of the medieval city and look beneath the surface of the facades of Gothic and bourgeois houses to a deep history full of conspiracies and secret stories.
St Barbara's Cathedral

45 min Admission not included

A unique cathedral, where for more than 600 years miners, coiners, nobles, townspeople and kings have been going to beg for God's grace and mercy. One of the most beautiful Gothic monuments in Europe, which in its beauty and majesty surpasses most churches you have ever seen. It was also in this cathedral that the official St. Barbara theme song in the truly magical game soundtrack was recorded.

It is here that you can imagine Henry, a trusted member of the king's rightful allies, praying with Sir Hans Capone for the success of the diplomatic mission and for them to survive a series of dangerous adventures that put their skills, character and friendship to the ultimate test.
The Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary

one hour Admission not included

Centuries of wars, famines, epidemics, revenge and reprisals claimed thousands of dead who were buried in the cemetery next to the Church of All Saints in village Sedlec. However, when it was decided that the cemetery would be closed, the remains were to be consigned to oblivion. But here was a monk who received a message directly from God that he should save these bones in a church which nowdays is world-famous ossuary. Later, all kinds of bizarre decorations were made from them to remind us of "Memento Mori".