Muzeumkutnahora.info Website Review

Kutná Hora Museum o.p. on the main tourist route in Barborská Street No. 30 (opposite the Czech Silver Museum) since April 2019. It opens a new exhibition of the history of book printing in a mas*ive mountain. The exposition is available in both Czech and English. you will get a regular tour in 25-30 minutes. If you want to try out the procedures and technology in a special pre-order sightseeing tour, reserve two hours. the exhibits are accompanied by real stories from history and you can find answers to just the following questions. They found solid evidence in the 19th century that the inventor of letterpress printing gutenberg also printed in a rugged mountain or not? why in the Bible, the Kutna Hora Martyr of Tišnov from 1489 Na*ed Eve later used a skirt? was the rebel Karel Cavalier Borovský the owner of the successful Kutná Hora printer? How did the fires change the history of printing in the city? And what did the widows have to do with the deceased printers? who was actually and how the last owner of the Kutná Hora printer with a two-year tradition, the alchemist Count Felix Achille de. the birth of the printing exhibition was initiated by the family printer grafia gryč with almost a hundred years of tradition in which the craft is inherited from his father on. part of the exhibition are exhibits of printing and bookbinding machines, equipment and equipment since the invention of book printing until the beginning of the 20th century. a replica of a medieval printing press is similar to those used by gutenberg and kutnohorský martin z tišnova, you will be fascinated by the technique of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, for example a unique intertype planting machine, several mechanical hand-held printing machines and other technologies. it was here that in 1489, a richly illustrated Kutna Hora print of martina of Tišnov, which is one of the most remarkable first prints of the world. the story of the Kutna Hora Bible is also part of the exposition. the visitor perceives history with all senses, part of it is