Monumental cemetery of Pavia

The monumental cemetery extends across a large area featuring neoclassical architecture with elaborate tombstones, sculptures, and family mausoleums designed by Angelo Savoldi.

Established on November 7, 1798, the cemetery became a significant burial ground during the period when Pavia served as a political center in southwestern Lombardy.

The cemetery contains numerous artistic monuments and gravestones that represent different architectural periods, preserving the memory of notable regional figures through centuries.

Visitors can access the cemetery through Via San Giovannino, where they can obtain information about guided tours exploring the architectural elements and grave locations.

The cemetery functions both as an active burial ground and an open-air museum, displaying intricate carvings and sculptures that document evolving memorial designs.

Location: Pavia

Inception: November 7, 1798

Architects: Angelo Savoldi

Address: Via San Giovannino 27100

GPS coordinates: 45.18430,9.17400

Latest update: March 8, 2025 12:41