A Glimpse of the Protestant Cemetery in Rome

by Alex and Ashley - June 11, 2013 - 3 comments

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The Protestant Cemetery is an out of the way spot in Rome located in the neighborhood of Testaccio. It is a really serene place to spend a few hours exploring. The cemetery holds the graves of several well known expats and it’s located just within the Aurelian Walls, which allows you to get up close to ancient Roman walls and the pyramid tomb of Gaius Cestius. So here is just a little peak into the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.

The Protestant Cemetery

The Grave of Goethe, the German Poet

Stunning Memorials

Graves spread out through the Protestant Cemetery

The Pyramid Tomb of Gaius Cestius

The Famous Unnamed Grave

The Grave of Shelly's friend, the reason we know where his grave is

The Grave of Keats’ friend, the reason we know where his grave is

The Grave of Shelley

The Weeping Angel

The Weeping Angel and the Aurelian Walls

So there is a little glimpse into the Protestant Cemetery in Rome. The Cemetery is very easy to get to as it’s located just around the corner from the Testaccio Metro Stop and the neighborhood of Testaccio has great food as well so it’s worth staying around the area!

Alex and Ashley

We are Ashley and Alex and we're foodies and boozies who eat, drink and live local. Our goal is to scour the globe looking for inside local tips, the best places to eat and the best places to drink with the locals. We are also authors of a culinary guidebook, "Eat Local in Barcelona: A Guide to Catalan Cuisine." This guidebook is all about learning how what and where to eat and drink local in Barcelona. Follow along with our adventures, so that you too can eat, drink and live local!

3 thoughts on “A Glimpse of the Protestant Cemetery in Rome”

Bob R says:

April 19, 2014 at 09:52

That’s quite a line-up, especially Shelly. “.. into something rich and strange…” 🙂

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We are Ashley and Alex and we're foodies and boozies who eat, drink and live local. Our goal is to scour the globe looking for inside local tips, the best places to eat and the best places to drink with the locals. We are also authors of a culinary guidebook, "Eat Local in Barcelona: A Guide to Catalan Cuisine." This guidebook is all about learning how, what and where to eat and drink local in Barcelona. Find out more in the link below! Follow along with our adventures, so that you too can eat, drink and live local!