Hřbitov Praha, Řepy - Žalanského 291/12B

Nice place, it doesn't look grim. There was also a Bouquet - Wedding Shirt.

Monument to Babinský, old Mexican thug :)

Nice, bright, groomed cemetery with the monstrous tomb of Václav Kočka Jr. dominated by his life-size statue of white marble. Furthermore, a small cemetery of ordinary sisters.

The cemetery was established as a replacement for the elderly at the nearby church of St. Martina. It consists of three main parts - the civil cemetery, then the cemetery of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Karel Boromejský and from the penal cemetery. The morgue and the cross are located in the main cemetery built in 1837. It also includes an urn grove. The Order's cemetery with a chapel was established in 1884 and is the place of their last rest since the beginning of their work in Řepy and in the Pod Petřínem Hospital. Until 1948, convicts who died in the Řepka penitentiary were buried in the third cemetery. These were women who were sentenced to long sentences and life imprisonment. In the lower left corner is the grave of the famous robber Václav Babinský, who was a gardener in the local monastery after serving his sentence until his death. To make matters worse, south of the cemetery you will find a sandstone monument to the victims of the First World War with the names of thirty Beet citizens who fell in this war. Part of the place of reverence is another monument to the fallen and tortured citizens of Řep during World War II, also with names. In 1990, a monument with a memorial plaque to Lieutenant Alois Starý was added. Opposite the monument, on the opposite side of Žalanského street, there is also a granite cross with the crucified Jesus Christ with a carved date of L. P. 11. 11. 1892 - the feast day of St. Martina. The cemetery was established as a replacement for the abolished one around nearby Church of St. Martin. It consists of three main parts - the civil cemetery, then the cemetery of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Carlo Borromeo and from the penalty cemetery. The morgue and the cross are located in the main cemetery part built in 1837. It also includes an urn grove. The Order's cemetery with a chapel was established in 1884 and has been the last resting place of the Borromean sisters since the beginning of their work in Řepy and Lesser Town Hospital. Until 1948, convicts who died in the Řepka penitentiary were buried in the third part of the cemetery. These were women who were sentenced to long imprisonment. In the lower left corner is the grave of the famous Czech robber Václav Babinský, who was a gardener in the local monastery until his death. South of the cemetery you can find a sandstone monument to the victims of both World Wars. On the opposite side of Žalanského street, there is also a granite cross with the crucified Jesus Christ.