Visiting SECOND LARGEST Catacombs | Brno, Czech Republic is incredible!

[@alexmoult7725]

The Church of Saint James looks startlingly like a church I saw in Bruge! It has the same old gothic architecture but painted white walls and plaster. I was shocked - I thought you had lost some Belgian footage in this video, haha! The Catacombs actually looks a lot fancier than the one in Paris. I mean, the Paris one is larger since there are about 12 million (I think?) bodies in there, but what is open to the public is very small. It was also originally mining tunnels used to get stone (that was later reused as an ossuary since the shafts already existed) so they haven't really made pretty environments... rather you can just walk through all the scuffed tunnels and you eventually reach a 'home' room and then follow paths of narrow short tunnels through all the bones until you reach the exit. I like the environment they made for the Czech one! It's very nice. And isn't it weird staring at all those bones and thinking about how they used to be people and they aren't just decoration? Spooky... Also, the food looks so good T_T and when you saw that clock I immediately thought it looked like a penis... glad that wasn't just me! It's really nice seeing you guys looking a bit more relaxed and spunky in your videos! Feels more like I'm with you now, haha. Travel safe guys! Looking forward to the next one! (p.s. I thought Brno was a typo until it popped up everywhere. Guess not!)

[@TwojaysStepaway]

Alex Moult Yeah, we were confused when we first stumbled upon Brno on the map - I probably spent a good 10 min making sure I was getting the phonetic spelling correct! Also, I know it's weird gawking at catacombs, but after delving into the history, there's something really peaceful about the place and the people interred there; they did an amazing job placing the remnants and adding some artistry without being disrespectful. I already miss the city, it was just too much fun.