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!

埃武拉的人骨教堂全名叫圣弗朗西斯科教堂，前后历时三十年于1510年建成，当时是作为皇族的祈祷堂，因此正门上方用大理石雕有葡萄牙王徽。这是一座哥特式，曼努埃尔式和巴洛克式各种风格完满结合的教堂。教堂的西厅就是人们通常所说的人骨教堂。 这座十六世纪的建筑内收揽了一座骷髅小教堂作为死亡的纪念品，教堂内从墙壁到柱子都由人骨叠筑而成。昏黄的灯光打在墙壁上，尽是整齐排列的人骨或头颅。小教堂汇集了五千具人骨，有效地“处理”了坟场有限空间的难题。由于当时的坟场不足，僧人便把不同教堂以及修道院的人骨作为点缀品。除了具有实用目的，僧人也兼顾美化的作用，结合了人骨的构造以及特色而“设计”教堂的室内效果。僧人还利用了头颅点缀柱子与天花板之间的衔接处。来到这里并没有感觉恐怖，而是让人感到肃穆，感到对生命应有的尊重。

葡萄牙埃武拉古城 人骨大教堂 全世界仅有2座 另一座在捷克 这是5000名小孩儿的完整人骨组成的教堂 碑文译过来“我们的骨头 在这里等你” 真的很震撼 我进去就感觉阴森森的 毛骨悚然

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.

The small town of Evura in southern Portugal. It has the world's most horrific human bones church, one of several existing human bones churches in the world. This is a chapel with human bones, pillars, walls, ceilings are made of human bones, inspection, here people skulls more than 5,000, and countless people broken bones, where did they come from? It is unknown, and it may have died of a major plague, which is yet to be verified. This human bone church was discovered in 1958 as part of the Church of San Francisco, the most mysterious attraction in Portugal and the most horrific I have ever seen.