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Death Tourism

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Death Tourism

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Naples (Fontanelle Cemetery)
Italy★ 4

Naples (Fontanelle Cemetery)

Known for the tradition of skull adoption, where skulls are cared for by locals, Fontanelle Cemetery offers a unique insight into Naples' historical relationship with death.

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Buenos Aires (Recoleta Cemetery)
Argentina★ 4

Buenos Aires (Recoleta Cemetery)

Recoleta Cemetery is known as a city of mausoleums and houses the grave of Eva Peron, a key historical figure in Argentina.

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London (Highgate Cemetery)
UK★ 4

London (Highgate Cemetery)

Highgate Cemetery is famous for its Victorian architecture and legends of vampires, attracting paranormal enthusiasts alongside history buffs.

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Accra
Ghana★ 5

Accra

Accra is known for its fantasy coffins and lively celebration funerals where burial art and dance play a significant role. The famous dancing pallbearers have brought global attention to Ghana’s unique way of commemorating death. Visitors can explore coffin workshops and attend weekend funerals.

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Capuchin Catacombs
Italy★ 4

Capuchin Catacombs

This site in Palermo houses 8,000 mummies, with preserved corpses dressed in period clothing, including the famous Rosalia Lombardo. Visitors can walk through mummy corridors and view monk burial sections in this historic site open year-round.

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Portugal (Capela dos Ossos)
Portugal★ 3

Portugal (Capela dos Ossos)

Known as the Chapel of Bones, this chapel features interior walls decorated with human skulls and bones, a somber but fascinating site.

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Chile (Chinchorro Mummies)
Chile★ 6

Chile (Chinchorro Mummies)

The Chinchorro mummies are the oldest artificially mummified human remains, providing unique archaeological insights.

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Thailand (Hell Gardens)
Thailand★ 3

Thailand (Hell Gardens)

Hell Gardens depict Buddhist hell scenes in statues and sculptures, imparting moral and spiritual lessons through vivid death-themed art.

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Paris Catacombs
France★ 4

Paris Catacombs

The Paris Catacombs house millions of artistically arranged human skeletons in an underground ossuary. Visitors can explore walls made from skulls and bones and take guided tours that reveal the history and mystery of this dark tourist attraction. The climate inside is constant, allowing year-round visitation.

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