Chapel of Bones (Évora)

Before I went, I imagined that it should be very gloomy. The ticket was 5 euros. After buying the ticket, I found that there was no scary atmosphere. The white bones were not too different from the general decorations. Upstairs there are paintings of religions, and other artworks, and you can also go to the platform on the top of the church to see the panoramic view of Evora.

Portugal's human bones church is particularly well-known, come here to look at the feeling of very sacred, special solemn, magnificent, very solemn, no sense of fear, you can think about the true meaning of life!

The Church of the Human Bone, a well-known attraction in Portugal. Don't be afraid to visit here. There is really no gloomy atmosphere. It is very peaceful and solemn. It is really a great shame to think about life here!

The church of the human bones of Evura, known as the Church of San Francisco, was built in 1510 for three decades and was used as a prayer hall for the royal family, so the main entrance was carved with marble with the emblem of the Portuguese king. It is a church that combines the Gothic, Manuel and Baroque styles. The western hall of the church is what is commonly called the human bone church. The 16th century building houses a small church as a souvenir of death, and the walls and pillars are stacked with human bones. The dim lights hit the walls, all neatly arranged human bones or skulls. The chapel, which had a collection of 5,000 human bones, effectively "handled" the problem of limited space in the cemetery. Due to the shortage of cemeteries at the time, monks used human bones from different churches and monasteries as ornaments. In addition to practical purposes, the monks also take into account the role of beautification, combining the structure of human bones and the characteristic and "design" of the interior effect of the church. The monks also used the skull to embellish the connection between the pillar and the ceiling. It doesn't feel horrible to be here, but it makes people feel solemn and feel the respect they deserve for life.

The Bone Chapel is a baroque-style building, and in 1511, a semi-blind monk built the church with about 5,000 bones to convey the religious idea of "life is short", which is more mysterious than the Czech Bone Church.

Portugal's Evura Old City, the Cathedral of the Human Bone, there are only two in the world, and in the Czech Republic, this is a church composed of 5,000 children's complete human bones. The inscription translates to "our bones are waiting for you here". It's really shocking. I feel gloomy when I go in.

The human bones church itself is small and belongs to a partial church of St. Francisco's Cathedral. Visiting the cathedral is free and the human bones are charged 2 euros. The room is small, the walls and columns are densely decorated with human bones, and the ceiling dome is also surrounded by skulls.