Sedlec Ossuary

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Beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints, Kutna Hora, Czech Republic
Description: The Bone Church, what more can I say, other than it was morbidly fascinating. Some crazy little man was allowed to get creative with all of the bones stored in this monastery. And boy, did he get creative. If you have ti...Read More
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Kutna Hora Bone Ossuary
Kutna Hora Bone Ossuary

by bledpub

Waco, Kentucky

December 8, 2007

While in Prague, it would be worth your while to take a daytrip to the neighboring town of Kutna Hora to visit the bone ossuary. Kutná Hora is a UNESCO-designated town and was one of the most important royal towns with silver mines from 13th to 16th ...Read more
The Bone Church--Semlec Ossuary

by Booked

Adelaide, Australia

January 25, 2006

Best of IgoUgo The Bone Church, what more can I say, other than it was morbidly fascinating. Some crazy little man was allowed to get creative with all of the bones stored in this monastery. And boy, did he get creative. If you have time, take the picturesque ...Read more

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Ossuary in Sedlic
Ossuary in Sedlic

by rossiste

Seattle, Washington, Afghanistan

January 4, 2005

The Ossuary is fascinating and a bit creepy. The interior is completely decorated with human bones. This was the first stop on a half-day organized tour we took from Prague. The company was Prague City Tours. We found the flyer in our hotel and were ...Read more
Sedlec Ossuary
Sedlec Ossuary

by mfs

Sea Girt, New Jersey

December 12, 2000

Best of IgoUgo The subterranean kostnice (or ossuary - a bone depository) is one of the most curious sights I have ever come across. In the 1200s, a monk sprinkled earth that he had brought to Sedlec from holy Golgotha over the local cemetary, causing just about ...Read more
Sedlec Ossuary

by Amanda

London, United Kingdom

August 4, 2000

Best of IgoUgo Sedlec is outside Kutna Hora itself, about a mile away. This is less of a historic site, but the journal menu doesn't have a 'macabre and weird site' option! There used to be a large graveyard here, and lots of the bones were dug up in the 19th ...Read more