Verified Oct 3, 2026
Sedlec Ossuary
Kutna Hora · Czech Republic 🇨🇿
Only official site
sedlec.info
Admission prices
Adult
CZK 220
220 CZK
Reduced
seniors / students
CZK 150
150 CZK
Child
children / PWD
CZK 80
80 CZK
stated on sedlec.info/en/ossuary/before-visiting · checked 2026-10-11
Sedlec Area (Cathedral + Ossuary) Individual Admission fee adults 220 CZK seniors / students 150 CZK children / PWD 80 CZK
Practical
Sedlec Ossuary: opening hours
April - September Monday - Sunday: 9 AM - 6 PM November - February Monday - Sunday: 9 AM - 4 PM March and October Monday - Sunday: 9 AM - 5 PM✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary/before-visiting · 2026-10-11Sedlec Ossuary: closing days
The ossuary is closed on December 24.✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary/before-visiting · 2026-10-11Sedlec Ossuary: what should I know before visiting?
The time stated on the ticket is the time of entry to the ossuary. Please arrive on time, ideally 5 minutes before your entry time, but no later than 10 minutes after the entry time. … The maximum duration of a visit to the lower chapel (ossuary) is 30 minutes. … The ossuary is a resting place for thousands of people and a functioning sacred space; therefore, photography is prohibited.✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary · 2026-10-11Sedlec Ossuary: parking
If you are going to the ossuary by car, park either in Zámecká, Čechova or Starosedlecká street. Parking is free.✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary/before-visiting · 2026-10-11Sedlec Ossuary: is it wheelchair accessible?
Is the ossuary wheelchair accessible? Unfortunately, not at the moment. Access to the ossuary is currently possible only via a temporary wooden staircase due to the historic layout of the building and ongoing reconstruction.✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary · 2026-10-11Sedlec Ossuary: are dogs allowed?
We love animals in Sedlec, but we won't let you bring them into the church or the ossuary.✓ sedlec.info/en/ossuary/before-visiting · 2026-10-11The Church of All Saints and Ossuary is one of the most visited monuments in the Czech Republic. However, it remains a functional Roman Catholic church where masses are celebrated. The Gothic two-storey church, built in the first half of the 14th century, stood on the grounds of a former Cistercian monastery amid a vast dark cemetery.
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