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Visit Sedlec Ossuary

Welcome to Sedlec Ossuary, Czech Republic!
On this page, you will find some helpful information about the Sedlec Ossuary location, including a map, ticket prices, and the opening hours info. Enjoy your visit to Kutna Hora!

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VISITOR INFORMATION

SEDLEC OSSUARY OPENING HOURS

The Church of Bones is open during the following hours:
→ Between April and September: from 9:00 to 18:00
→ In October and March: from 9:00 to 17:00
→ Between November and February: from 9:00 to 16:00.
→ The Ossuary is closed on Christmas.
Please note this is not the official website of Sedlec Ossuary! See the info below:

TOUR INFORMATION

VISITOR INFORMATION OFFICE

If you want to visit Sedlec Ossuary, you can buy tickets online or contact the official site.
Here are the address and official contact details:
Zámecká 279, 284 03 Kutná Hora, Czech Republic
Tel: +420 326 551 049
Email: info@sedlec.info
Web: www.sedlec.info

ENTRANCE

TICKETS ONLINE

Now you can Buy Tickets Online and Skip the Line!
Follow the link below, choose your date, and get your entrance tickets to Sedlec Ossuary!

ACCOMMODATION

KUTNA HORA HOTELS

Follow this link to find a hotel during your stay:

LOCATION

SEDLEC OSSUARY MAP & lOCATION

The Sedlec Ossuary is located in the suburbs of the medieval town of Kutná Hora. Kutná Hora is located at about 70 km distance from Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, where you will most probably come from. To reach Kutná Hora from Prague, you will have to take a train journey of about 1 hour.
Kutna Hora is not that big, so you will probably walk there on foot. It is interesting to know that while the modern Kutná Hora is small in size and population, it once was the second largest city in the Czech Republic, as there was a big silver mine during medieval times.
See the Sedlec Ossuary location on the map:

OTHER

Sedlec Ossuary souvenirs

It is possible to bring home some specific souvenirs from the Church of Bones. Once you are here, you can buy a skull model (this time made of plaster) for around 400 Koronas, postcards, key rings, etc. Enjoy your visit!

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