Tomb of Salvador Dali, Figueres, Spain

Photo by Michael Lazarev

Tomb of Wilfred the Hairy, Count of Barcelona ( d897 ), Santa Maria de Ripoll

Yes, I said Wilfred the Hairy
(Photo Credit)

Shrine of St. Ferdinand III, King of Castille, Seville Cathedral

We often hear the line "how would you feel if one of your ancestors was put on public display?" Well, I'm showing you these pictures, so it's fairly obvious I don't have a problem with it. The dead don't give a rat's hindquarters what happens to their bodies, so the living should stop being so fucking squeamish.
FYI: St. Ferdinand's daughter married Edward I of England. Literally millions of people are descended from them.

Coffins of Isabella and Ferdinand, Granada Cathedral

Yes, as in 1492 and all that.

Royal Pantheon, El Escorial

Tomb of Martin I, King of Aragon, Poblet