
I want to visit
The Sedlec Ossuary so bad! My sister went there a few years ago, and was just amazed by the artistry of the bones arrangements. Here is a little of the history from the website, "In 1870, a local woodcarver, Frantisek Rindt was given the task to decorate the chapel with the bones. And the amazing result speak for itself. 40,000 human bodies are now arranged and the place is now popularly known as the Church of Bones."

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Oh my goodness, this is extraordinary and soooo aesthetic!!!! I will go there! definately! it's not that far from germany ;) my best frind is actually living in Dresden and from there it might be only a few hours trip.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing this. can't believe I've never heard of the place before.
I am so jealous you are so close to it!!! You'll have to write up a blog post about it and share pictures. I wonder what kinds of cheesy things they sell in their gift shop.
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