Tolerance cemetery Ruzyne

Romantic place, nice little cemetery

Beautiful raspberry clove.Volne pristupny.

Nobody come here, nothing is here and can only be seen.Bydlim next door and I have a big dog what bites you ?

Small, unused, but well maintained cemetery, the second smallest cemetery in Prague. Last Funeral 1945 ..

Small cemetery, but very nice :)

Nice cemetery, but when I was here last time was quite overgrown and there was a lot of grass, I wonder if anyone will make any changes here. By the way, the cemetery is situated on a very nice place, which is full of trees and you can walk through the gamekeeper's lodge, definitely a nice walk;)

The Evangelical Cemetery founded after the announcement of the tolerance patent (the so-called tolerance cemetery) is a beautiful, albeit inconspicuous monument, hidden between the houses between the Bílá Hora hill and the nearby Hvězda game reserve. It was founded in 1784, four years later it was surrounded by a wall. In the revolutionary year of 1848, Prague students gathered here to honor the memory of the warriors who fell in the Battle of the White Mountain. The last burial took place in May 1945. In 2000, the cemetery wall was restored. The place is freely accessible. It is sometimes listed as the smallest cemetery in Prague, but that is the Benický cemetery. The second evangelical cemetery from 1795 can be found in Strašnice. The Ruzyně Tolerance Cemetery is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. The Evangelical Cemetery founded after the announcement of the tolerance patent (the so-called tolerance cemetery) is a beautiful, albeit inconspicuous monument, hidden between the houses among the White Mountain former battlefield and the nearby Hvězda game reserve. It was founded in 1784, four years later it was surrounded by a wall. In the revolutionary year of 1848, Prague students gathered here to honor the memory of the warriors who fell in the Battle of the White Mountain. The last burial took place in May 1945. In 2000, the cemetery wall was restored. The place is freely accessible. It is sometimes listed as the smallest cemetery in Prague, but that is the Benice cemetery at Prague 10 near Kolovraty. The second evangelical cemetery from 1795 can be found in Strašnice. The Ruzyně Tolerance Cemetery is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

Freely accessible small cemetery with historical value. On the wall that surrounds the cemetery, there is an accompanying text at the entrance, which will put you in context and introduce you to history. It makes me very happy that a group of locals who fought for its preservation and reconstruction managed to get together and thus saved this unique place.