Picturesquely set on a gentle slope by the foothill of the Krakus Mound, it is the largest cemetery on the right-bank of Krakow.
The New Cemetery of Podgorze was opened in 1900 and the chapel by the entry was added some years later. Most of those buried in the cemetery were workers and technicians and there were many distinguished industrialists among them. Although many sculptures represent popular motives, some are certainly worthy of attention. There are women with flowers sitting by a cross or a broken pillar, there are many monumental figures of angels whose sadness and beauty induce deep reverie.
Virtual guided walk to New Cemetery of Podgorze
The New Cemetery of Podgorze
Wapienna 2
31-510 Krakow
Poland
e-mail: sekretariat@zck-krakow.pl
The cemetery is open
April - September 7.00 - 20.00
October - March 7.00 - 18.00
How to get there from the city Centre:
By tram: lines: 3, 6, 13, 24, get off at stop Powstancow Wielkopolskich The New Podgorze Cemetery, Wapienna Street.
How to get there from the city Centre:
By tram: lines: 3, 6, 13, 24, get off at stop Cmentarz Podgorski
LocationWapienna 2
31-510 Krakow
Poland
e-mail: sekretariat@zck-krakow.pl
The cemetery is open
April - September 7.00 - 20.00
October - March 7.00 - 18.00
How to get there from the city Centre:
By tram: lines: 3, 6, 13, 24, get off at stop Powstancow Wielkopolskich The New Podgorze Cemetery, Wapienna Street.
How to get there from the city Centre:
By tram: lines: 3, 6, 13, 24, get off at stop Cmentarz Podgorski
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