hřbitov Dolní Lutyně - hřbitov Dolní Lutyně

Beautifully maintained cemetery

One of the best situated and maintained cemeteries I have visited. I was very surprised by the size and terrain, where the graves are balanced into the slope. When you reach the very top, you have a wonderful view of the church. It's worth having a grave site there ... You don't see open churches much anymore, which is very sad when they should have the door open for their sheep at any time. Respectively, behind the bars you could look into its space, and that it is a really well-kept church! As for the cemetery, although according to the deceased and the descriptions around it looks like Polish, architecturally it is more Jewish - the graves here have very modest spacing in width and length, the establishment is practically without logic, narrow paths between graves and a very homely atmosphere of an urn grove with a winding path and plenty of vegetation. However, only here, otherwise the whole cemetery shines direct sunlight, which is very unpleasant. Don't expect old monumental graves and tombs here, even though there are a few statues here, the dominant feature of this cemetery is at most a tombstone in the form of a large hourglass, but this is a contemporary element. Otherwise, the only thing that dominated me was the view from the church of the whole mountain of graves, which I had a walk in front of me. The graves are mostly in great condition, or after renovation, the surprise were the toilets, which would deserve renovation after 40 years, and which should be part of all cemeteries, and I certainly do not mean the plastic, mobile, unworthy monster. So after my study years, when I regularly drove around and saw the maximum tower of the church from the road, I finally visited probably the most beautiful cemetery in the area, which could play the role of a castle from a stain.