The museum is small but fascinating. You can see a few mummified bodies and read about their history. You get a token for entry at a shop on the next street, which can complicate the visit, as there's no sign at the entrance indicating where to buy the token. That said, the whole town is worth a visit: it's small, easy to get around, very charming, and rich in history, with the devastating 1976 earthquake standing...
Read moreStay away! There is not even any description nor history around the corpses. They are like dead bodies just lying there and falling apart. If you bring children and they haven't been confronted with this kind of "stuff" it might be awkward or even frightening. It is more than enough to check out the pictures of the corpses before you enter. Save the hassle to get a token to...
Read moreWasn't sure about what to expect but was interesting at the end. The tokens are available for purchase at the shop on the street. From the building with the corpses you need to go back to the square, take the first turn left and about 50 meters there's a shop on the left where the lady...
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