This is the main cemetery in Prague. I remember coming here as a kid with my class once or twice. Walking the multiple paths now and seeing various graves, some from early 1700's, seeing different names, different pictures, and dates and ages. Seeing a family plot with the last name inscribed in 1800's and now it sits in disrepair because, I assume, all the descendants have passed ànd no one is left to care for the site. Old sites overgrown with ivy slowly disappearing. Fallen crosses or tombstones. Some sites crumbling under the slow but steady encroachment of growing tree roots. Rusted cast iron gates which have fallen apart after decades of exposure. Juxtapositioned are sparkling tombstones with golden letters and a clean plot still tended to gingerly. Seeing enormous masoleums next to small graves of the haves and have nots who were not loved any less. Some tombstones defaced, stripped of the metal letters or plaques. What possesses someone to do such a thing. Seeing people's professions inscribed ...Musician, professor, politik, JUDr. . It's an existential travel in time which just proves that we are here temporarily and our presence is ultimately insignificant. We will ultimately be forgotten as time passes. So, make the best of your time here. . I saw an inscription..".na světě jsem byl rád "...I was happy in this world. A serene place for contemplation, benches thoughtfully placed at corners.

Beautiful place. After nearly a week in Prague, we were running out of things to do. As the wife and I like cemeteries, we decided to pay a visit here. It was a short ride on the Metro, and practically right outside the Metro station. Its huge. We spent about 4 hours wandering around, and it was so peaceful. Its a proper oldy worldy cemetery, with loads of interesting mausoleums, and gravestones to read. Lots of places to sit and eat lunch too. We visited Kafka's grave, and also found Russian and British war graves there too. Highly recommended if you want to escape city centre Prague.

(Translated by Google) Today I was there for a long time. Nadherna prochazka. I decided long enough, because the last time I was there, a strange thing happened. Some memorials are interesting, especially when there are also carved verses that I expressed lived over the deceased beloved son .. in those verses was to feel pain and pain parents, as well as beautiful verses expressing pain over the death of a beautiful young girl, I read several times, it was in them so much love and pain and still the old way that I as a Slovak admire as my native speaker. I paused at the monument to the late little twins, and felt the silence ... it's a magical place, and I certainly recommend and watch ... you can also travel there in time. It happened to me right there and believe that the technique will not help you, since you will not catch any signal ... (Original) Dnes jsem tam byla po dlouhe dobe. Nadherna prochazka. Dost dlouho jsem se tam odhodlavala, pretože naposledy když jsem tam byla se mi stala dost zvlastni vec. Nektere pomniky jsou zajimave, zvlášť kdyz jsou tam vytesany i verše které vyjadruji zal nad zemrelym milovanym synkem..v tech versech byl citit bol a bolest rodicu, rovnez jako krásne verše vyjadrujici bolest nad smrti krasny mlady divky, ten jsem si precetla nekolikrat, bylo v nich tolik lasky a bolesti a jeste tou starou cestinou, kterou jako Slovenka obdivuji tak jako svoji rodnou rec. Zastavila jsem se nad pomnickem zesnulych malych dvojcatek, a vnimala to ticho...je to kouzelne misto a urcite doporučujem a pozor...môžete tam aj cestovať v čase. Mne sa to prihodilo práve tam a verte, že technika vám nebude napomocna, keďže nechytite ziadny signál...

A lovely, almost haunting place, fantastic for (not only) autumn and winter walks. It takes you back in time, and kind of makes you want to write a book. Really large, too, so you can spend a lot of time here if you want to.

(Translated by Google) Wandered here by chance, walking around Prague. And he was struck by the scale and antiquity of the graves. Beautiful monuments are impressive. Everything is filled with history. Amazing calm and thoughts about the transience of being visit you. Words can’t convey the feelings you feel while being here ... I wandered for an hour and a half, but time passed ... Then I found out that there were burials of many great people and Russian soldiers. Sorry ... If I come to Prague again, I will definitely come here .... (Original) Забрёл сюда случайно, гуляя по Праге. И был поражен масштабами и древностью захоронений. Прекрасные памятники впечатляют. Тут все прнизано историей. Удивительное спокойствие и мысли о бренности бытия посещают тебя. Словами не передать те чувства, которые испытываешь находясь тут... Бродил полтора часа, но время пождимало... Уже потом узнал, что там были захоронения многих великих людей и русских солдат. Жаль... Если еще раз приеду в Прагу, обязательно приду сюда....

The largest cemetery in Prague. This is a huge cemetery in the Zizkov area of Prague. The older parts of the cemetery date back to the 1800’s and the crumbling Gothic monuments to the dead remind one of Pere Lachaise in Paris, or any famous Gothic graveyard. In the newer sections of the cemetery the graves are neat and well cared for. The whole graveyard has many large trees that help to make this a peaceful place. In the eastern section of the cemetery are memorials to fallen soldiers of different eras and nationalities. Near this section lies an Orthodox church in the midst of the tombs, which is frequented by Orthodox worshippers. The cemetery is not a tourist attraction per se, but it is a place for calm and thoughtful reflection. It can be good to walk through it in sunshine, rain, or snow, to see the place in all its hues. Note that the adjoining Jewish cemetery is closed on Saturdays.

(Translated by Google) Amazing place. They sleep perfectly and comfortably, whether lying flat or in powder. Both my parents recommend. Also grandmother, grandfather and nephew. 😉 (Original) Úžasné místo. Skvěle a pohodlně se tu spí, ať už naležato nebo v prášku. Oba mí rodiče doporučují. Taktéž babička, děda i synovec. 😉

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful, albeit wild and neglected bushes. Wonderful atmosphere. Ponuro, at the same time you will meet students or mothers studying during the pram. A quiet place, living its own neglected life in the middle of the urban jungle. I'm just sorry about the ruined statues, the abandoned, neglected tombs for sale and the whole morbid business "buy a corpse and take care of it", but I understand, it makes sense, unfortunately everything falls apart, although a better alternative would be paid entry, which would protect the cemetery from vandals, as is the case, for example, in the Jewish cemetery, and at the same time at least some repairs could be financed from the entrance fee. Incredible hyenism - headless statues, offended hands, shattered crosses, stolen porcelain photographs and copper placards and exposed graves !!! - very dangerous for both humans and local cats. In one of the graves, you can fully see the exposed coffin of an adult and the coffin of a small child! I don't understand that the cemetery administration is not doing anything about it. It's really a disgrace to the city. Náplavka dotted with an unnecessary exhibition of photos of people in quarantine - the city has money for that, but the Czech people are begging for the preservation of a historical monument in the form of adoptions. Really shameful. Even so, this environment is a perfect backdrop not only for the period to the film. The most sick here, however, is the Flora shopping gallery next door. It is not over walking through the burial ground, enjoying the architecture of the 17th century. and to hear and see the air conditioning fans. That's really perverted, it doesn't fit. Go for a softener, and then load up next to a straight line? Or do it right away at the cinema? Not a problem. Crazy architecture, no logic, no reason. The end of the place of the last rest. (Original) Jeden z nejhezčích, byť divokých a zanedbaných krchovů. Nádherná atmosféra. Ponuro, přitom zde potkáte studující studenty nebo matky při kočárkování. Tiché místo, žijící si vlastním zanedbaným životem uprostřed městské džungle. Jen mne mrzí ty zničené sochy, opuštěné, zanedbané hrobky k prodeji a celý ten morbidní byznys "kup si mrtvolu a starej se o ni", ale chápu, má to logiku, bohužel se tam vše rozpadá, ač lepší alternativou by byl placený vstup, který by hřbitov ochránil před vandaly tak, jako je tomu například na židovském hřbitově, a zároveň by se ze vstupného daly financovat alespoň nějaké opravy. Neskutečný hyenismus - sochy bez hlav, uražené ruce, roztříštěné kříže, odcizené porcelánové fotografie a měděné cedulky a obnažené hroby!!! - velice nebezpečné jak pro lidi, tak pro místní kočky. V jednom z hrobů jde naplno vidět obnažená rakev dospělého i rakev maličkého dítěte! Nechápu, že s tím správa hřbitova nic nedělá. Je to opravdu ostuda města. Náplavka posetá zbytečnou výstavou fotek lidí v karanténě - na to město peníze má, ale na záchranu historické památky se žebrá český lid formou adopcí. Opravdu ostudné. I přesto je toto prostředí dokonalá kulisa nejen do dobového do filmu. Nejvíce chorobná zde je však nákupní galerie Flora vedle. Není nad to procházet se po pohřebišti, kochat se architekturou 17. stol. a do toho slyšet a vidět ventilátory klimatizace. To je opravdu zvrácené, nehodí se to. Zajít si pro mekáč, a pak se ládovat vedle na rovu? Nebo si to na něm rovnou rozdat po kině? Není problém. Šílená architektura, bez logiky, bez důvodu. Prznění místa posledního odpočinku.

This is probably going to sound weird as a review for a cemetery but DAMN how beautiful it is! It is beautiful in every season and the melancholic walk you can take here is something else!

Beautiful cemetery to walk in, the ivy has beautifully covered many tombs. Peaceful, quiet, green. Funny story: I thought there were a lot of people with the first name Rodina buried here... then I looked up the translation.

The cemetery is huge, so it's definitely a great spot for a walk. It's not as majestic as some main cemeteries in other cities, but the atmosphere more than makes up for it. Especially beautiful now in autumn with the colorful leaves everywhere.

(Translated by Google) You can roam here for hours, peace and nature, hundreds of tombstones ... Everything distant from the surroundings, breathing its own atmosphere (Original) Člověk se zde může toulat celé hodiny, klid a příroda, stovky náhrobků... Vše vzdálené ruchu okolí, dýchající svou vlastní atmosféru

Its origins date back to 1680, when it was used during a plague epidemic, but its definitive valorization is due to Giuseppe II, who with a decree forbade, for hygienic reasons, that the dead were buried around the city churches. divides into 12 cemeteries, also distinguished by religion. In addition to the Hebrew one, which we will discuss later, there is a section for the burial of Orthodox Christians and another for Muslims. There is also the cemetery of Red Army soldiers who fell during the war in Czechoslovakia. The monumental tombs that are inside it are numerous and of great value, among which those in art nouveau style stand out. Olšany also has two large structures for the celebration of funeral rites.

Big, nice, beautiful. Grate place to have a walk almost with no people. Good in all seasons. But in summer there are some mosquitoes, be careful.

Beautiful place. Peaceful. Overgrown areas are unique.

It's perhaps oddly abnormal to rate and write review about a cemetery, but honestly the only reason is I am so grateful it exists that I hope others know about this calm and peaceful place to visit and have a walk.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old cemetery. An oasis of tranquility and a serene atmosphere. I can imagine that people will relax here and can clear your head for a moment. The benches that are there are unfortunately very molten, and many graves are very overgrown, so what better maintenance would be recommended. This is a gem and deserves to be better maintained. Cimetière du Père Lachaise in Paris is very beautiful, but Olšany cemetery is certainly as beautiful, perhaps even more beautiful in terms of atmosphere! (Original) Prachtige oude begraafplaats. Een oase van rust en er heerst hier een serene sfeer. Ik kan me indenken dat men hier tot rust komt en even je hoofd kan leegmaken. De bankjes die er staan zijn helaas erg vermold, en veel graven zijn erg overwoekerd dus wat beter onderhoudt zou aan te bevelen zijn. Dit is een pareltje en verdient het om beter te onderhouden te worden. Cimetière du Père Lachaise in Parijs is erg mooi, maar Olšany cemetery is zeker zo mooi, qua sfeer misschien zelfs mooier!

Absolutely enormous. You must see the old crypts, they are fascinating. If you like photography or creepy stuff, this is the place to be. You can also see some more recent graves and get an idea of the burial style of Czech people.

(Translated by Google) Nice cemetery. Many famous personalities are buried here. They can be found according to the map you get at the gatehouse. (Original) Pekný cintorín. Je tu pochovaných veľa známych osobností. Dajú sa nájsť podľa mapky, ktorú dostanete na vrátnici.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful cemetery! Very green and quiet, ideal for long walks. Many people from different nations have found their final resting place here. The old tombstones invite you to marvel. It was my second visit this year, but I'll definitely be back again. (Original) Ein wunderschöner Friedhof! Sehr grün und ruhig, ideal für längere Spaziergänge. Viele Menschen verschiedener Nationen haben hier ihre letzte Ruhe gefunden. Die alten Grabsteine laden zum Bestaunen ein. Es war dieses Jahr mein zweiter Besuch, ich komme aber sicher noch mal wieder.

Big cemetery... With beautiful tomb stones arranged everywhere.. Many renowned people of prague are buried here.. Peaceful place I would say..

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful place in Prague. No overpriced entry, you can find tombstones from the 19th century. There is peace and there is hardly any man, just you and silence. Overgrown tombstones, mature trees ... I love this environment. 🤘🖤 (Original) Nejkrásnější místo v Praze. Žádný předražený vstup neplatíte, naleznete zde náhrobky z 19.století. Je tu klid a není tu skoro žádný člověk, jen vy a ticho. Zarůstající náhrobky, vzrostlé stromy... tohle prostředí miluji. 🤘🖤

This cemetery is beautiful. I visited when there were leaves on the grounds. Seeing all the growth of the plants and the varied headstones, it was a wonderful to walk through. You can see headstones meticulously taken care of, others, overgrown or broken. I never thought I would enjoy a cemetery this much. The pictures speak for themselves.

(Translated by Google) The most important, largest and best known cemetery in Prague and the whole Czech Republic. Thousands of people are buried here, including important personalities of our history who did not fit into Slavin. (Original) Nejvýznamnější, největší a nejznámější hřbitov v Praze a celé České republiky. Jsou zde pohrbeny tisíce lidí vcetne významných osobností naších dějin, kteří se nevešli na Slavín.

(Translated by Google) About 4 years ago, in the oldest part of the cemetery (at OC Flora), everything was overgrown with brectane and very photogenic - unfortunately they had it pulled out. Even so, there is a lot to see, there are many examples of Art Nouveau architecture. But be careful where you step, if you would like to go off the paved sidewalks ... (Original) Pred cca 4 roky bylo v nejstarsi casti hrbitova (u OC Flora) vse porostle brectanem a velmi fotogenicke - bohuzel to nechali vytrhat. I tak je ale na co se divat, je tam spousta ukazek Art Nouveau architektury. Pozor ale kam slapete, pokud byste chteli jit mimo vydlazdene chodniky...

(Translated by Google) Krchov, which if you want to walk, it will probably take you all day. It's worth a walk in peace. (Original) Krchov, který když chcete projít, tak vám to zabere snad celý den. Stojí za to si to tu v klidu projít.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cemetery (Original) Krásný hřbitov

Nice cemetary to walk around in. One of the bigger ones in Prague with some impressive graves. Because it's older there is a lot of green around.

This is a beautiful place to visit if you’re after something quirky and unique in Prague. Just a quick 5 minutes walk from Flora station. It’s a huge cemetery with lots of history, old monuments and graves. Very art deco! A must see.

Just ten minute's tram ride from Prague's train station, the Olsany cemetery is a beautiful and serene island of fresh greenery & shadow within the city. It is not gloomy in the least. Some tombs are so old that nature has covered them entirely. It feels like walking through a forest when tombs can be seen here and there. Benches can be found scattered, inviting passers-by to enjoy its calming atmosphere. By far the most beautiful cemetery I have seen. Highly recommended.

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Pěkné

(Translated by Google) Although it may sound a bit morbid, I highly recommend a walk through the Olšany cemeteries and a visit to the graves of our giants. Clean 🚾 in the area of ​​the cemetery The main roads can be easily mastered ♿️ (Original) Ačkoliv to může znít poněkud morbidně, procházku po Olšanských hřbitovech a návštěvu hrobů našich velikánů vřele doporučuju. Čisté 🚾 v areálu hřbitova Hlavní cesty hravě zvládnou i ♿️

Nice place to walk around, nice athmosphere, lot of candles these days

With its wide alley and massive trees, the cemetery looks more like a park. It's extremely peaceful.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful ancient cemetery. (Original) Překrásný prastarý hřbitov.

Very large Cemetery, u could almost spend a whole day there , unfortunately I didn't spent much time there to find the older graves as the area I wandered around was all relatively new , my fault

Largest cemetery in Prague with many graveyards, old and new, dating from the 17th century. You can walk for hours and even could get lost in the differents paths.

A very relaxing and peaceful relaxing cemetery to walk through

(Translated by Google) A resting place for important personalities, peace for a walk and meditation. Unfortunately, some graves did not resist vandalism. Brass inscriptions and crosses on tombstones are also often missing. (Original) Místo odpočinku významných osobností, klid na procházku i rozjímání. Některé hroby se bohužel neubránily vandalismu. Mosazné nápisy a kříže na náhrobních kamenech také často chybí.

Nejkrásnější lesopark v centru města. / The best forest park central Prague has. Perfect place for lovely walks in green surroundings - if you don't mind "sepulchral factor" :-)

An old, beautiful & gothic cemetery. Partly!

Wonderful and peaceful place for a nice walk.

Fantastic place to visit to get away from the annoying crowds. It is a very serene and calm place, you will find beautiful (if somewhat decayed) sculptures and gravestones, memorial for victims of war and plenty of little secret corners you may accidentally stumble upon and find something truly astonishing. This is a working cemetery so be aware that you may run into an actual funeral procession. Take note of the opening hours, the gates will be closed in the evening.

A beautiful green graveyard! Perfect for meditation and silent walks. A haven of peace in Prague.

Opening hours are defined by the current month of the year. Use this schedule for access.

Great place to visit at sundown in the winter... and unlike everything in central Prague- it's FREE.

It is a beautiful place to walk around. It is even more gorgeous on Autumn and with snow.

Even the cemetery in praga worth a visit.

Ideal for deep thoughts and chill walk.

(Translated by Google) Resting place of family (Original) Místo odpočinku rodiny

(Translated by Google) Olšany Cemeteries are a beautiful place for a last rest and it is a dignified place. (Original) Olšanské hřbitovy jsou krásné místo na poslední odpočinek a je to důstojné místo.

This places is so perfectly creepy. It's great for a long walk.

(Translated by Google) A real insider tip for all visitors to Prague! Many very old, partly German, pompous or very humble graves. (Original) Ein wahrer Geheimtipp für alle Prag-Besucher! Viele sehr alte, teilweise deutsche, pompöse oder sehr bescheidene Gräber.

(Translated by Google) Quiet and quiet place. (Original) Tiché a klidné místo.

(Translated by Google) They treat the area beautifully only the roads they would like to fix (Original) Chovají se k tomu areálu nádherně jen cesty by chtěly spravit

(Translated by Google) Rather than survivors, enthusiastic photographers will appreciate this place at any time of the year. More specifically, the oldest part of the Olšany cemeteries, which is right next to the Flora shopping center and has its unmistakable charm. There is also an educational trail, which are information boards placed along the paths between the graves, which acquaint visitors with the fate of buried and important personalities. Throughout the old cemetery you will find about 200 decorated chapel tombs along the fences, unfortunately often with walled entrances. The cemeteries also include the burial grounds of fallen Czech legionnaires and Red Army soldiers from World War I, soldiers from the Commonwealth countries, the Red Army and the Russian Liberation Army from World War II. In the Jewish cemetery you will find a synagogue and graves of famous Czech personalities, such as Franz Kafka, Jiří Orten or Ota Pavel. (Original) Spíše než pozůstalí ocení toto místo nadšení fotografové a to v kterékoliv roční době. Konkrétněji nejstarší část Olšanských hřbitovů, která je hned vedle nákupního střediska Flora a má své nezaměnitelné kouzlo. Vede tudy i naučná stezka, což jsou informační tabule umístěné po cestách mezi hroby, které návštěvníky seznamují s osudy zde pohřbených a významných osobností. Po celém starém hřbitově najdete podél plotů zhruba 200 zdobených kaplových hrobek, bohužel často se zazděnými vchody. Součástí hřbitovů jsou i pohřebiště padlých českých legionářů a rudoarmějců z 1. světové války, vojáků ze zemí Commonwealthu, z Rudé armády či Ruské osvobozenecké armády z 2. světové války. Na Židovském hřbitově pak najdete synagogu a hroby známých českých osobností, např. Franze Kafky, Jiřího Ortena nebo Oty Pavla.

(Translated by Google) Amazing place to relax. (Original) Úžasné místo k odpočinku.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place of reverence. I recommend to visit. (Original) Nádherné pietní místo. Doporučuji navštívit.

(Translated by Google) The largest cemetery in the city. If you have had enough of the hustle and bustle of the old town and other tourist hotspots, make a trip to Olšany, which can be easily reached by metro or tram. On the huge area you can relax and fantasize about the fates of those who have found their last address here. I find particularly interesting the old part of the cemetery near the St. Rochus church. (Original) Der größte Friedhof der Stadt. Wenn man genug hat vom Trubel der Altstadt und sonstiger touristischer Hotspots, bietet sich ein Ausflug nach Olšany an, das sich komfortabel per U-Bahn oder Tram erreichen lässt. Auf dem riesigen Areal lässt es sich entspannt spazieren und von den Schicksalen derer phantasieren, die hier ihre letzte Adresse gefunden haben. Besonders interessant finde ich den alten Teil des Friedhofs in der Nähe der St. Rochus-Kirche.

(Translated by Google) Largest Prague cemetery, very well-kept, long walks possible. If you turn right immediately after the main entrance, you will come to the grave of Jan Palach after about 100 meters. In 1969, the philosophy student poured gasoline over himself in a desperate act above Prague's Wenceslas Square, in front of the National Museum. Days later he succumbed to severe burns. With his act, Palach wanted to protest against the lethargy of his compatriots after the armies of several Warsaw Pact countries invaded to suppress the Prague Spring reform attempt. The Neostalinists of the Prague leadership had his body relocated to Palach's hometown of Vsetaty in Central Bohemia because the Prague grave had become a place of pilgrimage. But many opponents of the regime went to Vsetaty on the anniversary of Palach's death to commemorate him there - despite extensive police barricades. After 1989, Palach was relocated to Prague. His terribly sad fate still moves people today. He is considered a martyr, even if many people could not and can hardly bear his self-sacrifice. It has been in Czechoslovakia after 1989, rsp. In the Czech Republic after 1993 there were always self-immolations which were never - as in Pallach's case - politically justified. (Original) Größter Prager Friedhof, sehr gepflegt, lange Spaziergänge möglich. Wenn man nach dem Haupteingang gleich nach rechts geht, kommt man nach etwa 100 Metern zum Grab von Jan Palach. Der Philosophiestudent hatte sich 1969 in einer Verzweiflungstat oberhalb des Prager Wenzelsplatzes, vor dem Nationalmuseum, mit Benzin übergossen und angezündet. Tage später erlag er seinen schweren Brandverletzungen. Palach wollte mit seiner Tat gegen die Lethargie seiner Landsleute nach dem Einmarsch der Armeen mehrerer Warschauer-Pakt-Staaten zur Niederschlagung des Reformversuchs Prager Frühling protestieren. Die Neostalinisten der Prager Führung ließen seinen Leichnam in Palachs Heimtatort Vsetaty in Mittelböhmen umquartieren, weil das Prager Grab zu einer Wallfahrtsstätte geworden war. Aber viele Regimegegner fuhren fortan am Todestag Palachs nach Vsetaty, um seiner dort zu gedenken - trotz umfangreicher polizeilicher Absperrungen. Nach 1989 wurde Palach wieder nach Prag umgebettet. Sein furchtbar trauriges Schicksal rührt die Menschen bis heute. Er gilt als Märtyrer, auch wenn viele Menschen sein Selbstopfer nur schwer ertragen konnten und können. Es hat in der Tschechoslowakei nach 1989, rsp. in Tschechien nach 1993 immer wieder mal Selbstverbrennungen gegeben, die aber nie - wie in Pallachs Fall - politisch begründet waren.

(Translated by Google) Several beautiful old graves as well as an idyllic flora and fauna. (Original) Etliche wunderschöne alte Gräber sowie eine idyllische Flora und Fauna.

Pretty quiet place to lie

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere of the feast of the dead, when the lit wicks of candles flickered through the cemetery in the dark, was breathtaking! It is good that we do not forget our ancestors. (Original) Atmosféra svátku zesnulých, kdy ve tmě celým hřbitovem kmitaly zapálené knoty svící, byla dech beroucí! Je dobře, že nezapomínáme na své předky.

(Translated by Google) A huge cemetery that makes an amazing impression. There are graves more than 200 years old, some are in perfect condition and some are gnawed by the teeth of time. Beautiful old monuments, sculptures, crosses, chapels and shrines. Some of the alleys and graves are overgrown with vines which it gives them incredible charm and at the same time exudes terror. In the most terrible horror movies, there is no such scenery as nature has made here for over 200 years. If only someone will be in Prague for more than one day, it's three times worth it. (Original) Przeogromny cmentarz ,który robi niesamowite wrażenie.Znajdują się tu groby liczące ponad 200 lat niektóre przetrwaly w idealnym stanie, a niektóre nadgryzione zębem czasu.Przepiekne stare pomniki,rzeźby, krzyże,kaplice i kapliczki.Niektore z alejek i grobów są porośnięte przez winorośla co dodaje im niesamowitego uroku ,a zarazem emanuje grozą. W najstraszniejszych horrorach nie ma takiej scenerii jaką tutaj natura przez ponad 200 lat zrobila. Jezeli tylko ktoś będzie więcej niz jeden dzień w Pradze to po trzykroć warto.

(Translated by Google) I was only 15 minutes, we had to make it before the cemetery was closed, but I was very captivated by this place, I will definitely be back there for longer (Original) Byłam tylko 15 minut, musieliśmy zdążyć przed zamknięciem cmentarza, ale miejsce to bardzo mnie urzekło, wrócę tam zdecydowanie na dłużej

(Translated by Google) Very nice cemetery after years I visited it again and did not disappoint! Suitable for a walk full of historic tombs and graves and there are buried many important personalities, actors, etc. The weather was gloomy which further enhanced the atmosphere, I can simply recommend the visit. (Original) Velice pěkný hřbitov po letech jsem ho opět navštívil a nezklamal!Vhodný i k procházce plno historickým hrobek i hrobů a je zde pohřbeno i dost významných osobností, herců atd.Počasí bylo ponuré což ještě umocnilo atmosféru prostě nádhera mohu doporučit k návštěvě.

(Translated by Google) Maintained a pious place. (Original) Udržované pietní místo.

(Translated by Google) Members of the Directory of the Ukrainian People's Republic and Skoropadsky's government, soldiers of the UPR and UGA armies, people of artistic professions, and scientists found peace here after expulsion from their homeland and wanderings abroad. (Original) Тут знайшли спокій після вигнання з батьківщини та поневірянь на чужині члени Директорії УНР і уряду Скоропадського, воїни армій УНР та УГА, люди мистецьких професій, науковці.

(Translated by Google) Peace (Original) Klid