The Bone Church is about a mile away from Kutna Hora and definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. It's not particularly big - no where near the scale of the Paris catacombs - and consists essentially of one room. However, you'll find the bones of thousands of people within arranged in various "artistic" and creative ways.... more

The church is small, but it is worth a short train trip from Prague. It's close to the train station and fairly easy to find. I wouldn't recommend taking the bus into Kutna Hora, as it is a very roundabout way to get there. (But it is cheap.) When we were in Kutna Hora, there wasn't much else to do... more

The Church is small and straightforward. There are lots of bones everywhere. This is only a short stop and if you do go, plan to spend a few hours in Kutna Hora and St. Barbaras. The Ossuary is only 5 minutes on foot from the Sedlec station. Walk to the main road, and go left away from the bridge. Look... more

A very unusual tourist attraction, but one that is well worth a visit. The creativity using human bones has to be admired, and was well worth the small admission fee. Some people might find the subject matter a little macabre, but if you are in Kutna Hora, make sure that you pay a visit to the Ossary. The Ossary is... more

I went to the ossuary last month and must say, it's a creepy place. 40,000 bones arranged in the most fascinating patterns! I highly recommend people go and check this place out if they're in Bohemia. To make art out of death is certainly nothing new, but within the setting of this little gothic chapel basement... just stunning. I found... more

This church is full of ornate macabre sculpures arranged exclusively from human bones. I highly recomed seeing it in person. It's not your common tourist attraction because it's a bit off the beaten path, but this just adds to the authenticity of the experience. The one thing that surprised me was how small the church itself is. It consists of... more