In the Prazeres cemetery, located at number 11 Rua, is this imposing tomb of 10m², divided into a ground floor and basement. Located in one of the main streets, next to the chapel, this space reserved to house up to 16 bodies, has already undergone restoration work that guaranteed the conservation of its structure, keeping it in dignified and adequate conditions. It is currently empty, awaiting future use. The quiet location and architecture of the tombs of the period give it a solemn and respectful atmosphere, in harmony with the historic surroundings of the cemetery.
The Prazeres Cemetery has its origins in 1833. He inherited his name from a farm that previously existed in that area. This space became a cemetery for aristocratic families who with their taste gave it a unique touch both architecturally and in terms of religious eclecticism.
The Prazeres Cemetery has its origins in 1833. He inherited his name from a farm that previously existed in that area. This space became a cemetery for aristocratic families who with their taste gave it a unique touch both architecturally and in terms of religious eclecticism.
