📜 16th-century chapel, part of the Royal Church of St. Francis, decorated with human bones.
🔍 Contains skeletal remains of approximately 5,000 bodies.
💀 Unique and macabre display of human bones and skulls
🧐 Thought-provoking meditation on mortality
🏛️ Historical and architectural significance
🖼️ Artful arrangement of skeletal remains
🚶♀️ Can be crowded, especially during peak times
👻 Gloomy atmosphere might not appeal to all
📸 Photography allowed, but no flash.
⏳ Expect queues, consider visiting off-peak.
💰 Adults 6 EUR, concessions available.
🕒 Daily 9:00-17:00 (winter), 9:00-18:30 (summer). Closed Dec 25, Jan 01, Easter Sunday.
Walkable from Évora Old Town. Public transport (bus/train) available from outside Évora.
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