This is a real tourist attraction.
Among the huge number of architectural landmarks around the world a special place is occupied by the cemetery, from small village to present “cities of the dead”, Dating back centuries. In India there is even a restaurant where you can dine among the graves. In our review of the most incredible and creepy graveyards in the world, many of which can shock.
1. The Crypt Of The Capuchins – Rome
The Roman Church of Santa Maria della Concezione is famous for its macabre secret that lies literally under it. Under the main premises of the Church is the Capuchin crypt – a place of final rest for 3 700 monks of the Capuchins. Their skeletons and skulls covered all the walls of the crypt, making it more like a lunatic asylum than a place of worship. And some of the skull and is used as lighting devices.
2. Place Called Stull Cemetery – Kansas
Any resident of Kansas is familiar with the spooky graveyard Stall, which is believed by many to be the gateway to hell. They say that somehow Satan slept with a human woman who then gave birth to a son, who was buried in this cemetery along with his mother. Local residents reported that they had seen in the cemetery of a strange light at night, and it alleged satanic rituals. The local Church lies in ruins, and if you knock on one of its stones (at least, so say the legends), the answer is Satan himself.
3. La Noria – Chile
The Ghost town of La Noria is located in the North of Chile. Previously, it was a mining town, which became the last resting place for many of the deaths in the mines and poor conditions of life, including many children. Many of the graves now unearthed and exposed the coffins. Some say that it did grave robbers, while others claim that it is connected with the spirits. The nearest inhabited place – a gas station 30 kilometers. People who drive past La Noria, often report hearing disembodied voices, seeing ghosts wandering the streets, and hear some screams.
4. Glasnevin – Dublin
Glasnevin in Dublin was established as a Catholic cemetery. But in those days, so it was common the abduction of bodies along the fence surrounding the cemetery, built a watchtower, and the perimeter was patrolled by guards with hounds. Next to the cemetery is the famous pub, where the bartender handed the glass of whiskey the gravediggers through a hidden hole in the wall.
5. The Cemetery Of Pere-Lachaise – Paris
The cemetery of Pere-Lachaise cemetery (which was named in honor of Reverend Paris – a priest who professed king Louis XIV in Paris is the resting place of famous personalities such as Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison. It is argued that it is common to see ghosts, who are supposedly the victims of the Holocaust. They wander between the gravestones and looking for a place where they were buried.
6. Chapel Of The Souls Of ASUS – Portugal
In the Portuguese city of Evora also features a chapel, filled with human remains. It’s bigger than the Crypt of the Capuchins by the number of bodies here are buried about 5,000 people). The Chapel of the souls of ASUS demolished bones of countless Church cemeteries in the area. Built in the 16th century Franciscan monk who wanted other Catholics contemplated the frailty of life. In the chapel there are even two dried and mumifitsirovalis corpse hanging from the ceiling on ropes.
7. The Ganges River – Varanasi
The most Holy river in Hinduism, the Ganges starts in the Himalayas and runs for 2525 km from the Bay of Bengal. If a Hindu after death were burnt on the banks of the Ganges in Varanasi, and his ashes thrown into Holy water (unburned parts are also dumped into the river), he will receive of instant salvation. Given the huge number of bodies in the river, some washed ashore, where they eat dogs and flies.
8. Old Jewish cemetery – Prague
One of the creepiest and most historical cemeteries in Europe, the Old Jewish cemetery is situated in Josefov, the old Jewish quarter of the Czech capital. Since religious law forbids Jews to destroy the tomb when the cemetery ended, it began to bring the earth to bury people in a new layer directly on top of old graves. Now in the cemetery there are twelve such layers of graves with headstones (of which 12000 are visible, although it is assumed that there is buried more than 100,000 people).
9. The Catacombs – Paris
This place is a magnet for tourists for almost 150 years. Paris catacombs known as the biggest tomb in the world” because they contain the remains of about six million people. The catacombs stretch under the streets of Paris. Bones and skulls stacked in the hundreds of meters of corridors, most of which are closed to the public because of the possibility of collapse. There were many paranormal phenomena.
10. Resurrection Cemetery – Chicago
According to rumors, there are two “Bloody Mary” (three, if you count a well-known beverage). More famous Mary, Queen of Scotland, and also has her American counterpart with the same name. In the cemetery of the Resurrection in Chicago buried the body of Mary, the girl who was killed at the exit of the cemetery. According to rumors, the drivers who pass by, often pick up hitchhikers on the roadside a girl dressed in a white dress. She begged to be dropped off at the gate of the cemetery, coming in and disappears.
