Cemeteries

Cemetery No 3

📍 Reşiţa, Municipiul Reşiţa, Romania

Cemetery No 3

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Cemetery of Ano Vathias

📍 Ano Vathia, Regional unit of Euboea, Greece

Cemetery of Ano Vathias

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Cemetery of the Poor

📍 Timisoara, România

Cimitirul Saracilor is the "Cemetery of the Poor" in Timisoara. The cemetery is owned by Timisoara City Hall and consists of 13,000 square meters with about 60% of the space still available. This cemetery is closed, it has no staff, it's inaccessible, and most of his headstones were removed.

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Cemetery Samos

📍 Σάμος, Grecia

Samos is a town on the Port of Samos, on the Greek island of Samos. It has a beautiful view of the surrounding islands. The name changed from Kato Vathy to Samos in 1958. It is the administrative center of the island. Please look at the attached map for directions.

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Cemetery St. Demetrius

📍 Limnos, Regional unit of Chios, Greece

Cemetery St. Demetrius

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Cemetery Veroia

📍 Βέροια, Grecia

This is a large, well-defined cemetery that includes the Saint Anthanosios Greek Orthodox Church. There is also a large parking lot next to the cemetery. Please see the map for directions. Veria or Veroia has been populated since as early as 1000 BC. This is a very old city, even by Greek standards. The apostle Paul preached in the city and the inhabitants were among the first Christians in the Roman Empire.

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Central Cemetery of Ruse Bulgaria

📍 Ruse, Obshtina Ruse, Bulgaria

Source: http://www.heritageabroad.gov/Portals/0/Reports%20and%20Surveys/Bulgaria%20Jewish%20sites%202011%20(2).pdf?ver=2016-02-24-124044-887 Ruse (Rousse) Residential district Charodeika Jews first settled in Ruse at the end of the 18th century. Ruse had a Jewish population of 150 people when the survey was conducted. Old Jewish Cemetery The old cemetery, which was used until 1965, is now the Park of the National Revival. The remains of some of the deceased buried there were moved to the new cemetery. There is no information available about the extent of the transfer, and whether all remains were moved. New Cemetery A plot in the central cemetery was allocated for a Jewish cemetery in 1965. It is not explicitly marked by a sign but its boundaries are clearly recognizable and defined. Once inside the main cemetery, a cobblestone path leads to the Jewish section. The Jewish section is 0.02 hectares in size and it contains approximately 50 graves. The gravestones are made of granite, marble and limestone and they are engraved in Bulgarian and Hebrew. The boundaries of the Jewish cemetery have shrunk over the years from surrounding housing development. The site is surrounded by a stone wall on two sides; on the other two sides it borders on the Turkish and Armenian sections. It has a front gate that does not lock. The appearance of the cemetery is good. The Shalom organization in Ruse takes good care of the cemetery. The grass is cut several times a year and the paths between the graves are paved with concrete. In 1999, after the cemetery was vandalized, more than 20 graves had to be restored. Guards who are responsible for the security of the whole cemetery park protect the site. There continue to be burials in the cemetery.

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Church and Hospice of St. James

📍 Andravida, Regional unit of Elis, Greece

The Church and Hospice of Saint James in Andravida (in the Frankish Principality of Achaea) was given to the Teutonic Order in 1241. It also served as the burial place for the princely House of Villehardouin.

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Church of Saint Grisogonus

📍 Zadar, Croația

Church of Saint Grisogonus

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Church of Saint Spiridon

📍 Κέρκυρα, Grecia

Church of Saint Spiridon

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Church of St. Elijah Cemetery

📍 Unknown, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Church of St. Elijah Cemetery

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Church of St George Macedonian Orthodox Cemetery

📍 Capari, Opština Bitola, North Macedonia

Church of St George Macedonian Orthodox Cemetery

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Church of St. Marija

📍 Knin, Grad Knin, Croatia

Church of St. Marija

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Church of St Mary (Parthenon)

📍 Αθήνα, Grecia

Church of St Mary (Parthenon)

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Church of St Petka

📍 Turnovo, Opština Bosilovo, North Macedonia

CHurch has been Demolished. Ref:http://royaltombs.dk/bulgaria.html

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Church of the Holy Trinity

📍 Athens, Regional unit of Athens, Greece

The Church of the Holy Trinity is a Byzantine-era church at Filellinon Street that serves the Russian Orthodox community of Athens, Greece

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Church of the Holy Trinity

📍 Donja Stubica, Grad Donja Stubica, Croatia

Church of the Holy Trinity

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Churchyard of the Twelve Apostles

📍 Dhrovjan, Albania

This churchyard contains one Commonwealth burial of the Second World War. The churchyard is situated in the village of Drovian. The turn off for Drovian is around 5 km east of the village of Bistrice on the national road SH99. Continue for a further 5 km south to Drovian.

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cimetière juif

📍 Municipiul Brãila, Romania

cimetière juif

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Cimitero di Fianona

📍 Plomin, Croația

Cimitero di Fianona

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Cimitero di Santa Domenica

📍 Vizinada, Općina Vižinada, Croatia

Cimitero di Santa Domenica

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cimitir

📍 Buhusi, România

Cimitirul cimitir este situat în Buhusi, județul Bacau, România. Coordonate GPS: 46.71521, 26.70253. Pentru detalii despre înhumări și program, contactați administrația locală.

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Cimitir Attersee am Attersee

📍 Attersee am Attersee, Austria

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Cimitir Babice

📍 Babice, Cehia

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