Ďáblice Cemetery

The cemetery is quiet, well-kept and extremely important, many people are buried here who deserve respect and reminders. The only complaint is the cemetery administration - I understand that it is not possible to leave it open at night in the winter, but 5 pm is really a very extremely unfriendly time. A person going to work has almost no right to make it. Even that stupid half an hour would do a lot ...

The stop is on the sign and the bus stop is about 60 m before the stop, where the bus will not see you ... especially suburban lines do not run regularly on time, so you can't rely too much on the timetable, especially in rush hour traffic ...

The file was a vast, but impeccably maintained park with several memorial sites (eg for victims of World War II, victims of communism, etc.) and grave parts. Unlike other cemeteries, however, there is also a lot of interest (eg memorials on trees or detached for dead children imprisoned women, etc.). Also, there was originally buried martyred priest Josef Toufar of Číhošť. It's beautiful, nostalgic place, which calls for reflection.

Very helpful and helpful staff in the office and in the new ceremonial hall

World-renowned architectural landmark and important place of reflection.