Where Is the Largest Cemetery in Poland? It Covers over 172 Hectares.
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Founded in 1901, the Central Cemetery in Szczecin is the largest necropolis in Poland. Covering over 172 hectares, it is one of the most monumental implementations of the cemetery-garden concept. This year, the necropolis was added to the list of Historic Monuments. The large cemetery for Szczecin was designed by architect and city construction counselor Wilhelm Meyer-Schwartau. The decision to establish it was made in 1899. The article "Where …
The Central Cemetery in Szczecin covers over 172 hectares, four times larger than the Vatican City State, which covers 44 hectares. In Europe, it is second only to the necropolises in Hamburg and Vienna, and from a bird's eye view, it resembles a vast park. It was recently granted historic monument status.
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