Call it beautiful, call it bizarre, the Sedlec Ossuary is one of Central Bohemia's most popular sites. Located just outside the town of Kutná Hora, the so-called Bone Church features human bones ...
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Europe's 'most macabre tourist attraction' with 70,000 bones is just 3 hours from the UK
Sedlec Ossuary, or as it’s more commonly known, the Church of Bones, is an hour away from the capital of Czechia, Prague, and ...
The Sedlec Ossuary chapel in the Czech Republic town of Kutná Hora has become the latest travel attraction to clamp down on photography. The chapel, located beneath the Church of All Saints about 45 ...
Death may be decades or just seconds away, and all of us must face it. But few of us will have our ribs made into macabre chandeliers, our femurs neatly stacked into geometrical shapes or our craniums ...
KUTNÁ HORA, CZECH REPUBLIC—Radio Prague International reports that restoration of the Sedlec Ossuary has revealed 34 medieval mass graves holding the remains of some 1,200 people. Originally ...
If you've ever wanted to see a chandelier made out of every bone in the human body, a chapel in the Czech Republic has you covered. The history of the Sedlec Ossuary, commonly known as the "Bone ...
In the heart of the Czech countryside, Kutná Hora houses some of the most beautiful architecture in the whole of Bohemia. Positioned around 70 kilometers (about 43 miles) east of Prague, this medieval ...
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