Non-Catholic Cemetery

It is said that this place has a very special story, because it is the only place in Rome where Catholics are not buried, so it is full of history, many tombs are real masterpieces, is a very worthwhile place to visit.

Protestant cemeteries are non-Catholic burial sites. So it is full of history, many tombs are real masterpieces. It is strongly recommended to find a tour guide with clear graves and paths, incredible trees, plants and flowers that provide a very natural and peaceful atmosphere.

Near the tall pyramid, beside which there is an amusement facility, the cemetery seems to be out of place. But there are many famous tombstones, including some national heroes, such as Morrissey. The wall next to the quiet environment is also quite distinctive. If you have spare time to see the pyramid, you can come here for a walk.

It might seem a bit macabre to visit a cemetery on vacation, but this one is anything but gloomy. It's more a walk through history in a lush, green environment. There's people from all over buried here, right up to today. Walking between the different style head stones is an experience in itself. And you can pay your respects to Goethe and Shelley if you are so inclined. Admission is free, but a 3 euro donation is encouraged.

Visit the 'cemetery for non-Catholics' to see the graves of Keats and Shelley, along with Goethe's son.