QuickCheck: Is there really a museum made of bones in Poland?


Museums are great for discovering a new destination.

And there are all kinds of museums around the globe that will surely pique your curiosity.

But is it true that there’s one filled with human skulls?

VERDICT:

TRUE

Poland’s quaint town of Czermna is home to one of Europe’s few skull-themed attractions – Skull Chapel. As its name suggests, the space is amusingly decorated with thousands of skeletons.

It was established in the 18th century by a local parish priest, Vaclav Tomasek, who, by accident, uncovered a mass grave.

For the next two decades, Tomasek and a grave digger tirelessly collected the human remains and relocated them to the chapel.

The chapel serves as a space to honour the victims of wars and epidemics whose bones now line the walls.

Reference:

https://its-poland.com/attraction/skull-chapel-czermna

https://polandsoultravel.com/en/die-totenkopfkapelle-in-czermna/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_Chapel

 

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