Kraków, Lesser Poland
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Pychowice Cemetery

Kraków
About Pychowice Cemetery

An active municipal cemetery in Dębniki, founded in 1894 as a cholera cemetery, covering 0.49 ha.

Pychowice Cemetery is one of the twelve municipal cemeteries of Kraków. It lies in the north-eastern part of Dębniki, on ulica Sodowa.

History of the necropolis

It was founded in 1894 as a cholera cemetery in the village of Pychowice, on land called Piasownica. In 1927 it formally became a parish cemetery. Pychowice was incorporated into the boundaries of Kraków in 1941 together with the cemetery, and since 1985 the necropolis has been municipal.

Size and burials

The cemetery covers 0.49 ha, of which 0.18 ha is land added in 1996. Among those buried is Józef Gołąb, a Polish footballer.

Practical information

  • Address: ulica Sodowa, Kraków-Pychowice, Dębniki district.
  • This is an active cemetery, so quiet and order are expected there.
  • The cemetery plan and hours are provided by the Municipal Cemeteries Authority in Kraków.
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