- The Fontanelle Cemetery in Naples, where the plague arrived in 1656, and those who died in this tragedy were buried without the last ritual.
- All useful information for visiting the Fontanelle Cemetery and its cave: Historical facts, opening hours, costs, how to get there.
- CHARME - IL BELLO E IL BUONO DI NAPOLI Charme. ... Appointment: Fontanelle Cemetery at 10.15. Via Fontanelle, 80 – Naples.
- The Fontanelle cemetery in Naples is a charnel house, an ossuary, located in a cave in the turf hillside in the Materdei section of the city.
- The Fontanelle cemetery in Naples is an ossuary in a cave carved out of a tuff cliff in the city's Materdei region. ... UNAHOTELS Napoli. 8.3 (2653 reviews).
- A visit to Fontanelle Cemetery offers a somewhat unique — and possibly morbid — experience. Useful Information. Address: Via Fontanelle, 80, Naples.
- Holding about eight million human bones, the ghoulish Fontanelle Cemetery was first used during the 1656 plague, before becoming Naples' main burial site…
- The Fontanelle cemetery in Naples is a charnel house, an ossuary, located in a cave in the tuff hillside in the Materdei section of the city. ... comune.napoli.it.
- In 1837 all the bones and bodies of the parish cemeteries were removed, fearing the spread of cholera, and were brought here, to the La Fontanelle cemetery.Bulunamadı: napoli