The Church of Santa Barbara | Some say that the best building in Europe is the church, which has proved to be true. The church not only carries the glory of European architecture, but also the epitome of religion, history and culture. In Kutnahora, the Church of Santa Barbara and the Assumption Church of the Virgin are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, unlike the human remains of the Assumption Church of the Virgin, which is as scary as the afternoon sun. Warm the hearts of every worshiper. Kutnahora was a city that once flourished due to silver mines, and Santa Barbara Church was built here in 1388, which experienced the Huss War, and was forced to end because the silver mines were exhausted, and the repairs stopped, and the vicissitudes were not completed until the early twentieth century. The Gothic building, once a symbol of the rights and status of the City of Silver, is recognized as the world's most spectacular church in the Czech Republic as a dazzling pearl, alongside the Cathedral of St. Vit in Prague's old castle. Detailed address: Barborská, 284 01 Kutn Hora, Czech Republic Transportation strategy: Take the train from Prague Railway Station R9 or R41 to Kutná Hora hl.n., then transfer to S28 to Kutná Hora msto, walk 1.5 kilometers to the church after leaving the station, the total time is 1.5 hours. But this way is time-consuming and laborious. The best way is to participate in a half-day group in addition to self-driving. The itinerary includes the Ascension Church of Our Lady and the Church of Santa Barbara. It starts at noon and returns to the city in the evening. The price is about RMB 320/person. There is a special car transfer and tour guide explanation. Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 Tell you the unknown side of Santa Barbara Church: The objects in the church are all treasured for a hundred years, not to mention the sculpture of the Virgin Mary built in the 14th century, the altar in the 15th century, the crucifixion painting in the 16th century, the confessional in the 17th century, the organ in the 18th century, Even the church windows are not simply made of glass mosaics, but 19th century oil paintings on glass, each worth a lot, precious. In the 16th century, workers in Kutnahora mining had to work10-14 hours a day, six days a week, and they had to slide to the 500 meters underground. At that time, the depth of the work layer was the first in the world, and the danger was self-evident. So the Santa Barbara Church was a holy place for workers to pray. Also their patron saint. Outside the church, there is a small shop selling cakes and red wine. Imagine walking exhausted in the cold wind, suddenly eating hot strawberry pancakes, drinking a warm stomach red wine, it is a big joy in life.