Kutná Hora

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Last year, I found myself outside of Prague by myself exploring a bone church in Kutna Hora.

And the amount of people that I saw on the train who I was just talking and telling them what I was up to, the amount of women who were like, I want to travel alone.

It is an inspiring thing to do and it fills up your cup.

All churches have a connection with the afterlife and a hint of what may become of us when we shuffle off this mortal coil.

But few places of worship make the link between religion and death quite so apparent as the cemetery church of All Saints in Sedlik, which is a suburb of Kutna Hora, right in the center of the Czech Republic.

The chapel, also known as the Kosnika Ossiori Beinhaus, is decorated with the bones of an estimated 40,000 human skeletons.

The bones have been arranged in all sorts of forms and furnishings.