Hřbitov Praha, Nusle

Quiet place worthy of eternal rest

A small cemetery. Maintained. I would recommend leaving a contact at the entrance to the caretaker here.

The cemetery was founded in the late 19th century, because the old cemetery at the church of St. Pankrác was already overcrowded in 1881. The village decided on land near the inn "Green Fox". The tender for the construction of the cemetery and chapel was announced in 1885. By June of the following year, walls, a chapel and a cross had been erected on the new cemetery. On June 20, 1886, the cemetery was solemnly consecrated. The cemetery was used to bury the inhabitants of Nusle, Michle, Krč, Pankrác and Roztyl and was adjacent to the penal cemetery of the Pankrác prison, which was consecrated in February 1890. The village eventually bought it and adapted it due to lack of space in the Nusle cemetery. The land of three hectares has the shape of an elongated trapezoid. In the cemetery there is a neo-Gothic hexagonal bell tower from the abolished cemetery for convicts. In the middle of the central road is a cemetery chapel, a rectangular building with an aedicule on the roof. The cemetery was founded in the late 19th century, because the old cemetery at the church of St. Pankrác was already overcrowded in 1881. The village decided to buy land near the inn named "Green Fox". The tender for the construction of the cemetery and chapel was announced in 1885. By June of the following year, the walls and a chapel were built on the new cemetery and a cross was erected. On June 20, 1886, the cemetery was solemnly consecrated. The cemetery was used to bury the inhabitants of Nusle, Michle, Krč, Pankrác and Roztyly and was adjacent to the penal cemetery of the Pankrác prison, which was consecrated in February 1890. The village eventually bought it and adapted it due to lack of space in the Nusle cemetery. The land of the cemetery with an area of ​​three hectares has the shape of an elongated trapezoid. In the cemetery there is a neo-Gothic hexagonal bell tower from the abolished cemetery for convicts. In the middle of the central road is a rectangular cemetery chapel.

In the ancient past, especially before the holidays, the unbelievable mess against rural properly cleaned cemeteries used to be an incomparable difference; the Krčská 108 cemetery does not deserve a single star.

I think the question is a little weird. Can anyone please the cemetery? There are just declining mature trees. The grass was also cut every year, now you have the grass in your waist, although we regularly pay for services. Almost next to it is a construction pit of the metro line D, so the noise comes from here and there.