Cemetery #20110
The Protestant Cemetery Of Rome
Local name: Cimitero Acattolico
Also known as Cimitero acattolico di Roma · Rome Non-Catholic Cemetery · Cimitero Acattolico di Testaccio · Cimitero degli Inglesi · Cimitero dei protestanti · Cimitero Anticattolico
1
documented record
≈ 410–810
approx. capacity (graves)
0.020 km²
cemetery area
Oct 18, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The Protestant Cemetery, also called the Non-Catholic Cemetery, lies beside the Pyramid of Caius Cestius in Rome. Its historic garden holds more than 6,000 burials representing over fifty religious denominations from almost sixty countries. It is one of the oldest burial grounds in continuous use in Europe and is known as the Cemetery of Artists and Poets, with the graves of Keats and Shelley among its best-known burials.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 41.876308° N, 12.479506° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
1 memorial, A–Z by surname.
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Rome War Cemetery 310 m away · Rome
- Salesiano Cemetery 2.8 km away · Rome
- Parrocchietta Cemetery 4.1 km away · Rome
- Campo Verano Municipal Monumental Cemetery 4.4 km away · Rome · 31 records
- Rome French Military Cemetery 7.4 km away · Rome
- Laurentino Cemetery 13 km away · Rome
- Flaminio Cemetery 15 km away · Rome
- Ciampino Cemetery 16 km away · Ciampino
- Castel Di Guido Cemetery 17 km away · Rome
- Grottaferrata Cemetery 17 km away · Grottaferrata
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Common questions
How big is The Protestant Cemetery Of Rome?
The Protestant Cemetery Of Rome covers about 20,000 m² (5 acres), about the size of 3 soccer fields. It is the 72nd largest of the 533 cemeteries we list in Lazio.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for The Protestant Cemetery Of Rome is that of Giuseppe Punzi, who died on August 3, 1986 at the age of 22.