Cimitero Evangelico agli Allori, Cemetery in Florence, Italy
Cimitero Evangelico agli Allori is a cemetery in the hills south of Florence, Italy. It is laid out with gravel paths, cypress trees, and rows of graves and family tombs, many marked with inscriptions in English and other languages.
The cemetery was established in the 19th century to serve the Protestant and other non-Catholic communities of Florence. It expanded over time with new sections and monuments, and it remains in use today.
Many graves bear English inscriptions, showing that this was a burial place for foreign residents and their families. Visitors can see family chapels and monuments that reflect the customs of the communities who used the cemetery.
The cemetery is open to visitors during daytime hours, and the main paths are easy to walk. Wear comfortable shoes, as some side paths are uneven and slope gently.
The cemetery is the resting place of several artists and writers, including the painter Arnold Böcklin. His grave is often visited by those interested in his work.
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