The mind-boggling Sedlec Ossuary dates from the thirteenth century and holds the skeletons of close to 70,000 people, many of them plague victims. The bones were fashioned into stunning, and macabre, decorations: huge chalices, massive chandeliers, coats of arms, and more. The infamous site, located in the Czech Republic, sees nearly 1,000 visitors a day. Captured with state of the art LIDAR equipment and processed with cutting edge Kraken software, you can experience one of Europe's wonders in a way never before possible. A UNESCO world heritage site, and a memorial to a time when death was a closer companion to life, and paeans to the dead were created to remind the living of their inescapable fate. This entire structure is a beautiful, and macabre, memento mori - a latin phrase that means, literally, “remember that you have to die.” Come inside and take a look. There are no crowds to worry about. You enter here the same way you will leave this mortal plane: alone.