🪦 Cemeteries guide
A curated list of 7 cemeteries spots in Prague, so you can quickly compare the strongest options and save the ones that fit your trip.
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Zámecká 279, Kutna Hora, 284 03, CZ
A Roman Catholic chapel and ossuary in Kutná Hora, notable for its interior decoration made from human bones. It is part of the Sedlec district and is one of the region’s best-known historic sites.
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K Rotundě, Prague, CZ
A historic cemetery in Prague on the grounds of Vyšehrad, known as the resting place of many notable Czech cultural and national figures. It is part of the Vyšehrad complex near the Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul.
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Vinohradská 1835/153, Prague, 130 00, CZ
Olšany Cemetery (Olšanské hřbitovy) is the largest cemetery in Prague, located in the Olšany district. It is the burial place of many notable Czech figures and contains several historic sections.
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Fibichova 2a, Prague, 130 00, CZ
A historic Jewish cemetery in Prague’s Žižkov district. It is one of the city’s notable Jewish burial sites and is located on Fibichova Street.
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Izraelska 712/1 Praha 3 - Zizkov, Prague, 130 00, CZ
The New Jewish Cemetery in Prague is a Jewish burial ground in Žižkov, best known as the burial place of Franz Kafka. It is one of the city’s important Jewish cemeteries.
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U Vojtesky 10 Praha-Brevnov, Prague, CZ
Břevnov Cemetery is a cemetery in the Břevnov district of Prague, near U Vojtěšky. It serves as a local burial ground in the historic Břevnov area.
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Karlovarska Repy, Prague, 163 00, CZ
A cemetery in the Ruzyně area of Prague, in the district of Praha-Ruzyně. It is a local burial ground serving the neighborhood rather than a major tourist landmark.
