The Sedlec Ossuary chapel in the Czech Republic town of Kutná Hora has become the latest attraction to clamp down on photography. The chapel is known as the “Church of Bones” because of its ...

The Sedlec Ossuary is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from November to February, until 5 p.m. in March and October and until 6 p.m. April to September.

The history of the Sedlec Ossuary, commonly known as the "Bone Church," begins in the 1200s, when the abbot of the Sedlec monastery brought back some "holy soil" from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

Sedlec Ossuary is only one of a handful of macabre destinations across Europe.Czech Republic also hosts the Brno Ossuary, with the bones of some 50,000 humans.Poland is home to the chapel of ...

The Sedlec Ossuary has been under renovation since 2014, and the entire church is in the process of being strengthened and restored. The famed bone chandelier was dismantled, cleaned, and put back ...

While Sedlec Ossuary is no doubt one of the stand out attractions in Kutná Hora, there are plenty of other impressive sights in this delightful Czech city.

Sedlec Weather Forecasts. Weather Underground provides local & long-range weather forecasts, weatherreports, maps & tropical weather conditions for the Sedlec area.

KCD2 depicts real locations like Trosky Castle and Kuttenberg accurately, providing an immersive gameplay experience. Tourists can explore unique sites like the Prachov Rocks, Sedlec Ossuary, and ...

The Sedlec Ossuary chapel in the Czech Republic town of Kutná Hora has become the latest attraction to clamp down on photography. The chapel is known as the “Church of Bones” because of its ...

The Sedlec Ossuary chapel in the Czech Republic town of Kutná Hora has become the latest attraction to clamp down on photography. The chapel is known as the “Church of Bones” because of its ...