Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
mohammed aminu (3 months ago)
Great insight into the Capuchin family and a great place if you want to get up and close to real mummies from centuries back. An awesome experience all in all.
Great insight into the Capuchin family and a great place if you want to get up and close to real mummies from centuries back. An awesome experience all in all.
Biljana Koceva-Krsteva (5 months ago)
The crypt is closed for reconstruction and there is no info for this anywhere online, only when you come to the front door. Edit: I checked your site not Google, there was no info.
The crypt is closed for reconstruction and there is no info for this anywhere online, only when you come to the front door. Edit: I checked your site not Google, there was no info.
Marek Górski (9 months ago)
Incredible place. If you're interested in matters of death, human body, mummification, etc., this place is worth every penny.
Incredible place. If you're interested in matters of death, human body, mummification, etc., this place is worth every penny.
Louise Joy (15 months ago)
In the heart of Brno in Czechia, you'll find dozens of mummies laid to rest in Capuchin Crypt. Not for the faint hearted, exploring this 18th century monastery allows you to view and learn more about the naturally mummified remains of Capuchin monks and others. The cellar is a fascinating place, but dark and haunting too - with some bodies showcasing faces of sorrow and fear. Interestingly, they were never intended to be mummified: the bodies naturally turned into mummies due to geological composition of the ground and the ventilation in the cellars. TRIGGER WARNING: The images to the right few show some of the mummies up close and may not be to everyone's taste. ? Capuchin Crypt, Brn, Czechia ? 120 CZK/£4.49 ? Resting place, Death, Underground
In the heart of Brno in Czechia, you'll find dozens of mummies laid to rest in Capuchin Crypt. Not for the faint hearted, exploring this 18th century monastery allows you to view and learn more about the naturally mummified remains of Capuchin monks and others. The cellar is a fascinating place, but dark and haunting too - with some bodies showcasing faces of sorrow and fear. Interestingly, they were never intended to be mummified: the bodies naturally turned into mummies due to geological composition of the ground and the ventilation in the cellars. TRIGGER WARNING: The images to the right few show some of the mummies up close and may not be to everyone's taste. ? Capuchin Crypt, Brn, Czechia ? 120 CZK/£4.49 ? Resting place, Death, Underground
Dennis Roks (17 months ago)
Bit creepy, not a long tour. If you want some creeoy photos of very old mummified dead people it's worth it
Bit creepy, not a long tour. If you want some creeoy photos of very old mummified dead people it's worth it
