Palermo, Italy. The convent of the Capuchins in Palermo is famous throughout the world for the presence of an enormous cemetery in its cellars. These were excavated in the 16th century and form a large rectangular-shaped cemetery. The corpses present have never been counted, but are thought to number around 8000. The mummies, lying or standing, dressed in well-kept clothes, are divided according to sex and social class. Most belong to the upper classes, as mummification was a costly procedure. In the various sections one can recognise prelates, merchants and bourgeoisie in Sunday clothes, army officers in dress uniform, young virgins, missing before they could marry and wearing their wedding dress, family groups standing on high shelves, separated by thin balcony-like railings, and children.
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This experience is classified as REALITY. That means that, regardless of whether or not you believe in its details, it is based on a magical, religious, mystical or energetic environment or experience that can exert a real or mental influence on some people. For this reason, experiences such as this one are carried out only with people of legal age and aware of these warnings. And by booking your visit, you agree that you have been informed about all of this.