This gothic charnel-house was built in the late 14th century. This highly
regarded and important monument is an example of the High Gothic
style of architecture, and includes an upper chapel and an underground Ossuary.
Ossuary | Adult | Child Student Senior Disabled |
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Individual Admission fee | 90 CZK | 60 CZK |
Parents with children Group of 8+ persons |
75 CZK | 50 CZK |
Ossuary + Cathedral | Adult | Child Student Senior Disabled |
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Individual Admission fee | 120 CZK | 80 CZK |
Parents with children Group of 8+ persons |
115 CZK | 75 CZK |
3TOP | Ossuary, Cathedral St. Barbara’s Cathedral |
Adult | Student Senior |
Child Disabled |
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Individual Admission fee | 220 CZK | 155 CZK | 130 CZK |
The tickets in Sedlec are not for sale in the monuments. You can purchase the tickets online or at the Ticket office near by information centre in Zámecká 279. The Ticket office is closing 15 minutes before monuments closing hours!
From 1st January 2020 the photography/filming is not allowed in the monument! more info
The sight is accesible individually during opening hours WITHOUT BOOKING. In case you prefer paid guide service, you can
Today thanks to the media, the world renowned kostnice (ossuary) in Sedlec near Kutná Hora with more than 300,000 visitors is now the most visited sight in Central Bohemia Region. The kostnice (ossuary) is an underground chapel of All Saints Cemetery and originally was a part of the Cistercian abbey in Sedlec, which was founded in 1142 by Miroslav of Markvartic. The church was built in the 14th century as a carnery. It consists of two chapels being built one on top of the other and according to the most recent surveys, this was built alongside other outside buildings that made up the entire abbey, as they tried to draw closer to its Jerusalem inspired design.