Name: Vyšehrad Cemetery
Address: K RotundÄ, VyÅ¡ehrad, 128 00 Praha 2, Czechia, CZ
Telephone: +420 274 774 835

Vyšehrad Cemetery is a cemetery, located at K Rotundě, Vyšehrad, 128 00 Praha 2, Czechia. They can be contacted via phone at +420 274 774 835, visit their website www.hrbitovy.cz for more detailed information.

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K Rotundě, Vyšehrad, 128 00 Praha 2, Czechia

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Added by Jopie, at 06 November 2015

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David Kefford

31 August 2017

Not just the cemetery but Vysehrad itself is a must-see destination if you are visiting Prague. A very beautiful cemetery, with lovely statuary, walkways, gardens. Tombs of famous Czechs including Dvorak, Smetana, and (see photo) in among all the dignity the cheeky tombstone of the brave cartoonist Kaja Saudek who thumbed his nose at the Nazis, then the Communists; and finally, he seems to be thumbing his nose at death itself.
Baron Migs

30 June 2017

Very stunning. Especially when the church bells sound
Vasileios Tsarouchas

25 June 2017

Squeamish people are better off not coming here. Whenever I told people that when I was in Prague I really enjoyed a walk through a graveyard some eyebrows would be raised. The site is beautiful with great sculptures and tombstones.
Gu Sto

12 May 2017

Charming place and surrounding area is so quite! Worth to visit.
Tomáš Homola

09 May 2017

Most beautiful cemetery.
Jakub Barčík

25 March 2017

Cemetery of famous Czechs. There's something to it, that's mysterious.
Bibiána Papp

22 January 2017

One of the famous cemeteries of the world. Its really nice and well-maintained, and its interesting to stroll between the tombs, looking for famous personalities
Erwin Sidarta

25 May 2016

Beautifull view all around the area.. Definitely a must see place in Prague if you have spare time.. As the location was quite far from city center.
Henry Ashley-Cooper

13 November 2015

Beautiful area to visit during any season in Prague. You have some beautiful views of the river if you head to the west side of the cemetery. The basilica is worth a look around, with an optional donation entry fee.

It's not too far to walk from the city centre, but it's a good opportunity to use the tram system to reach this part of Prague. There are some nice cafes and restaurants in the area if you don't mind walking a few minutes.