- In 1838, however, the tiny burial ground at Víkurgarður was closed and a new, larger burial ground at nearby Suðurgata was consecrated, called Hólavallagarður.
- Buried in the heart of the capital city of Reykjavík, lays Hólavallagarður, the largest 19th-century cemetery in Iceland.
- In 1838, however, the tiny burial ground at Víkurgarður was closed and a new, larger burial ground at nearby Suðurgata was consecrated, called Hólavallagarður.
- Reykjavik is home to several burial grounds, including Hólavallagarður Cemetery, one of the city's oldest, situated centrally. Its name translates to "garden on a hill."
- Hólavallagarður Cemetery was consecrated in 1838, which was pretty much the dawn of time for Reykjavík.
- Hólavallagarður (oft kallaður Hólavallakirkjugarður og stundum einnig Suðurgötu(kirkju)garður) er stór kirkjugarður í Vesturbæ Reykjavíkur.
- Hólavallagarður cemetery located on Suðurgata, just west of Reykjavík’s centre, was rated one of Europe‘s loveliest cemeteries.
- Hólavallagarður Cemetery's eight acres of forested space provides respite from Iceland's tundra in the heart of Reykjavík.