Church is ptetty so do take some time to have a look at that before going into the Ossarie. The bone room is full of arranged bones. What is there to say and is exactly as the reviews.
Just behind the Duomo, a great find for taphophiles (cemetery fans) as the side chapel is constructed of human bones. Eerie and wonderful. The church is a bit worn but very grand, with an amazing arra...
The ossuary is outwordly. The small sanctuary with high walls coverded with human bones takes you somewhere else. It is cold and there is a unique light smell in it. I was deffinetly not prepared for...
This is not the big church but the smaller sanctuary in the building on your left as you look at the big church. It is small and quiet and meditative to stare at walls full of bones and skulls of peo...
See the human skulls and bones at San Bernardino alle Ossa chapel in Milan, Italy. Explore the unusual and extraordinary chapel built in 1695 because the nearby cemetery ran out of space. Somewhat hidden off the main church, skulls, leg and arm bones are wall mounted in various cruciform patterns. Some debate exists as to the origin of the bones from the decapitated heads of criminals, to illegitimate children or martyrs from the Arian massacres. Even more debatable is visitors' take on the attraction from freakish and bizarre to delightfully disturbing.
one of the most striking church in Milan, inside you can appreciate many shrines... a must visit!
What a wonderful and gorgeous church! It''s worth of visiting.
The ossuary inside this church is a terrifying and also a bit macabre sight.
Very close to the Milano Cathedral, only a few minutes walk, small white building, the interior is relatively simple, the bone room is not particularly easy to see, on the right hand side of the entrance, where is more stunning.
It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the Milan Cathedral to the southeast. The facade is incomparable to the Milan Cathedral, but the essence here is the skeletal chamber, a room decorated with many human bones.