Cemeteries

Γλυκορριζι (Glykorrizi)

📍 Γλυκορρίζι, Grecia

Γλυκορριζι (Glykorrizi)

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Artemisia Cemetery

📍 Artemisia, Regional unit of Messenia, Greece

Artemisia Cemetery

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Bakonyszentkirály, Jeste hegyi temető

📍 Bakonyszentkirály, Ungaria

Bakonyszentkirály, Jeste hegyi temető

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Belvárosi temető

📍 Dunaföldvár, Ungaria

🕊️ Belvárosi (Fehérvári utcai) Cemetery – Dunaföldvár, Hungary The Belvárosi (Fehérvári utcai) Cemetery is a local burial ground located in Dunaföldvár, a town in Tolna County in southern Hungary. The cemetery is situated on Fehérvári Street (Fehérvári utca) in the historic town centre of Dunaföldvár, known for its picturesque setting along the Danube River and its long settlement history. Although it is not among the largest or most famous cemeteries in the region, this burial site serves as an important part of the local community’s heritage. It reflects traditional Hungarian burial customs and has been used over many decades by generations of families from Dunaföldvár and the surrounding area. The layout of the cemetery follows a typical town cemetery pattern, with orderly rows of graves, modest gravestones, and family plots. Some graves date back several decades, and over the years, natural weathering has softened the legibility of older inscriptions. Within the cemetery area, visitors may notice chapels or small memorial structures that contribute to the atmosphere of respect and remembrance. These features blend with mature trees and pathways that give parts of the site a park-like feeling. Today, the cemetery remains a place of reflection, memory, and respect, serving both as a functional resting place and as a quiet reminder of the town’s history and the lives of its residents. 📍 Address: Fehérvári utca, 7020 Dunaföldvár, Tolna County, Hungary 🗺️ Coordinates: 46.80644, 18.91873

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Buda Castle

📍 Budapest, Ungaria

Buda Castle

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Cimitir Bílovec

📍 Bílovec, Cehia

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Cimitirul Bobalna

📍 Ploieşti, Municipiul Ploieşti, Romania

Cimitirul Bobalna

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Cmentarz Komunalny Stary

📍 Zielona Góra, Polonia

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Dobrunje Church Cemetery

📍 Podmolnik, Slovenia

This cemetery was destroyed after the Second World War in order to create a memorial site commemorating victims of anti-communist forces. However, the First World War memorial on the church wall is preserved, as are individual records of burials.

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Hřbitov Tvarožná

📍 Tvarožná, Cehia

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Krim Cave Mass Grave

📍 Pikovnik, Slovenia

Krim Cave Mass Grave

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Tirana Park Memorial Cemetery

📍 Tiranë, Albania

Commonwealth War Graves - Tirana Park Following the end of the war in Europe, an Army Graves Registration Unit entered Albania with the task of concentrating the remains of Commonwealth Servicemen, into a site chosen in the capital, Tirana. Due to the political situation in the country, this task could not be completed, though 52 sets of remains were recovered in the short time available. Eventually, in 1955, after repeated requests to enter the country were refused, the Commission took the decision to commemorate the 38 identified casualties on special memorials erected in Phaleron War Cemetery in Greece. This remained thus until 1994, when a change in the political situation in Albania allowed a Commission representative access for the first time. He discovered that the original individual burials had been moved by the Communist authorities to an unmarked collective grave located under a path near the university buildings in Tirana. At the beginning of 1995, the 38 special memorials were removed from Phaleron and re-erected as close as possible to the site of the mass grave, in an area designated the Tirana Park Memorial Cemetery. In 1998, following a study of the Graves Registration unit files, it was possible for the Commission's records staff to confirm the identities of a further seven casualties previously buried in Tirana War Cemetery as unknowns. There is also 1 special memorial here, an alternative commemoration to a lost grave in Shepr, Albania. Of interest is the red granite slab on which is mounted the years and in Albanian and English, the purpose of the monument. The slab formerly covered the grave of Enver Hoxha, former leader of Albania when he was buried in a place of honor in Martyrs' Cemetery (Varrezat e Deshmoreve). In 1991 he fell from grace and was moved to an unmarked grave in another cemetery. His marker was reused in the Commonwealth memorial.

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Ali Pasha's Mosque

📍 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ali Pasha's Mosque

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Cintorín Slávičie údolie

📍 Bratislava, Slovacia

Slávičie údolie cemetery (Slovak: Cintorín Slávičie údolie, literally "Nightingale Valley") is a cemetery in the Karlova Ves borough in Bratislava, Slovakia. It covers 18.5 ha (46 acres) and is the largest cemetery in Bratislava. The cemetery was built in 1912 for poorer inhabitants of Bratislava, and it was called "cemetery of the poor". In World War I soldiers were buried there. Today it is the final resting place for prominent Slovak artists, scientists, soldiers, airmen and politicians.

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Harem Bjelojevići

📍 Trnovica, Croația

Harem Bjelojevići

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Harem Ćukuša-Kočine

📍 Prud, Croația

Muslim cemetery in Kočine-Mostar

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Janjina Cemetery

📍 Janjina, Croația

Janjina Cemetery

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Krndija Cemetery

📍 Krndija, Croația

Krndija Cemetery

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Lešće Cemetery

📍 Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia

Lešće Cemetery

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Novo Groblje Solin

📍 Mravince, Croația

Novo Groblje Solin

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Ιερός Ναός Κοιμήσεως Της Θεοτόκου

📍 Militsa, Regional unit of Messenia, Greece

Ιερός Ναός Κοιμήσεως Της Θεοτόκου

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Belvárosi Temető - Esztergom

📍 Esztergom, Ungaria

Belvárosi Temető - Esztergom

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Cimitir Chomutov

📍 Chomutov, Cehia

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Crematoriul Uman Cenușa

📍 București, România

The former human crematorium of Bucharest now works only as a museum and as a place for ash urns. Translation for primary name is: Human crematorium "Ash"

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