Cemeteries

Gradsko Groblje Novi Sad

📍 Ветерник, Serbia

Gradsko Groblje Novi Sad

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Harem Ćoporovina - Pješivac Kula

📍 Glušci, Croația

Muslim cemetery in Pješivac Kula - Stolac

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Kresnice

📍 Kresnice, Slovenia

Kresnice

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Mesteresti Cemetery

📍 Carei, Municipiul Carei, Romania

Mesteresti Cemetery

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Nasicka Breznica

📍 Brezik Nasicki, Grad Našice, Croatia

Nasicka Breznica

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Veliko Mlačevo

📍 Veliko Mlačevo, Slovenia

Veliko Mlačevo

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Bártfai utcai zsidó temető

📍 Nagytarcsa, Ungaria

Historic Cemetery – Description and History This historic cemetery is a small and quiet burial site that reflects the life and traditions of a former local community. The cemetery contains a total of 86 graves, arranged in a modest and simple layout, typical of rural burial grounds from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The last burial took place in 1947, after which the cemetery ceased to be actively used. Over the decades, exposure to weather, natural aging, and the lack of new burials have led to the gradual deterioration of many grave markers. As a result, the inscriptions on most of the graves are no longer legible, and many names and dates have been lost to time. Despite this, the cemetery remains an important historical and cultural site. It preserves the memory of past generations and offers insight into earlier burial customs, local history, and community life. The simplicity of the graves and the quiet atmosphere give the site a strong sense of dignity and remembrance. Today, the cemetery stands as a place of reflection and respect, honoring those who were laid to rest here and serving as a silent witness to the passage of time and history.

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Bátaszék Jewish Cemetery

📍 Bátaszék, Ungaria

📍 Bátaszék – A Charming Town in Tolna County, Hungary Bátaszék is a small but historically rich town located in Bátaszék, in the Szekszárd district of Tolna County, in southern Hungary. The town sits in a scenic region between the fertile plains of the Sárköz and the rolling Baranya Hills, approximately 20 km west of the Danube River. 🌍 Geography & Environment: Bátaszék’s landscape features gently sloping hills ideal for vineyard cultivation, lush agricultural fields, woods, and forests inhabited by wildlife such as deer, wild boar, pheasants, and foxes. The area enjoys a warmer southern climate with more sunshine than many other parts of Hungary, making it well-suited for wine production and outdoor living. 📜 History & Heritage: The settlement’s history stretches back through ancient times, with evidence of Iron Age habitation and later Roman influence as part of the Pannonian Limes defensive frontier. In 1142, Cistercian monks founded the first Cikádor Abbey here, an early center of religious life in the region. Although the original abbey was destroyed centuries ago, its ruins remain an important archaeological site today. After the Ottoman era, German settlers arrived in the 18th century, contributing significantly to the town’s cultural and economic development. Many of these traditions are still visible in local folklore, architecture, and heritage collections. 🏛️ Culture & Attractions: Cikádor Abbey Ruins – Historic remnants of one of the earliest Cistercian foundations in Hungary. Neogothic Church of the Assumption – A striking church consecrated in 1903, featuring an impressive 82.5 m-high tower, one of the tallest ecclesiastical buildings in Hungary. St. Orbán Chapel & Vineyards – A scenic chapel on a nearby hill, traditionally associated with blessings for vineyards. The Famous Old Oak Tree – Known as the “Oldest Tree of Bátaszék,” this ancient oak won European Tree of the Year 2016, bringing international recognition to the town. Local Museums & Peasant House Collection – Showcasing rural life and cultural heritage, including objects representing the town’s ethnic groups. 🍷 Local Life & Community: Bátaszék maintains strong local traditions, especially in viticulture and community festivals. The town actively supports cultural, social, and economic initiatives, as reflected on its official website and community programs. 📍 Quick Facts: Country: Hungary County: Tolna District: Szekszárd Postal Code: 7140 Population: ~6,200 (estimated) Bátaszék combines historic depth, natural beauty, and local culture, making it a unique and welcoming destination in southern Hungary — ideal for travelers interested in history, wine culture, and traditional Hungarian village life. 🍇🇭🇺

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Cimitir Bílovice

📍 Bílovice, Cehia

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Cimitir Petřvald

📍 Petřvald, Cehia

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Cmentarz Komunalny Główny

📍 Przemyśl, Polonia

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Harem Gornji Polog

📍 Otrić-Seoci, Croația

Muslim cemetery in Polog-Mostar

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Janče Cemetery

📍 Janče, Slovenia

Janče Cemetery

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Národný cintorín

📍 Martin, Slovacia

The National Cemetery (Slovak: Národný cintorín) in Martin, Slovakia, is the final resting place of many important personalities of Slovak history. The list includes writers, poets, national activists, pedagogues, etc.

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Varosko groblje Kragujevac

📍 Крагујевац, Serbia

Varosko groblje u Kragujevcu

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Chorafakia cemetery

📍 Χωραφάκια, Grecia

other cemeteries in the county of Chania (CScnty=4773): ► Cemeteries in the County of Chania

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Cimitirul Brestovăț

📍 Brestovat, România

Cimitirul Brestovăț

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German War Cemetery Iasi

📍 Iași, România

German War Cemetery Iasi

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Harem Gornji Kružanj

📍 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Muslim cemetery in Kružanj-Podveležje

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Nádorvárosi köztemető

📍 Győr, Ungaria

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Nea Alikarnassos

📍 Νέα Αλικαρνασσός, Grecia

other cemeteries in the county of Heraklion (CScnty=4774): ► Cemeteries in the County of Heraklion other cemeteries on the island of Crete (GSst=1581): ► Cemeteries on the island of Crete

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Prilep German Soldiers Cemetery

📍 Prelip, Opština Prilep, North Macedonia

Deutscher Soldatenfriedhof 1914/18 und 1939/45 Prilep/MAZEDONIEN Der deutsche Soldatenfriedhof, der auf einer kleinen Anhöhe am Rande des städtischen Friedhofs in Prilep liegt, wurde 1916 von der Truppe angelegt, vom Amtlichen Deutschen Gräberdienst von 1931-1932 als Sammelfriedhof ausgebaut und am 09.05.1933 eingeweiht. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt waren dort 1.683 deutsche und 156 Soldaten von 7 anderen Nationen beigesetzt (A, AL, BG, H, RO, SRB, TR) - Stand 1935 - deren Gräber heute nicht mehr erkennbar sind. Die italienischen und französischen Toten wurden ausgebettet und auf andere Friedhöfe überführt. Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges wurden auf dem Friedhof ca. 50 deutsche Gefallene beerdigt Aufgrund der verhältnismäßig geringen Verlustzahlen des Zweiten Weltkrieges (1.800 Tote) war die Errichtung eines gesonderten Sammelfriedhofes für die Toten des Zweiten Weltkrieges oder weiterer Anlagen nicht sinnvoll.

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Sfantul Constantin

📍 Braila, România

Sfantul Constantin

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Stoupa Cemetery

📍 Stoupa, Regional unit of Messenia, Greece

Stoupa is a small coastal village in the southern Peloponnes. It has in recent years become home to a number of British people. The small Cemetery is situated about 100 metres from the new church which is still unfinished in 2015. The original small church dedicated to The Holy Trinity (Agia Triada) is still used.

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