Roots EarthPorto, Portugal
Agramonte Cemetery
Opened in 1855 during a cholera outbreak, this twelve-hectare cemetery near the Rotunda da Boavista grew into an open-air museum of romantic funerary art, holding the tombs of cellist Guilhermina Suggia and filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira.
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Roots Earth has a longer story for Agramonte Cemetery, with a choice of female or male voice. Download the city audio to listen offline. No account is needed.
Location
Coordinates: 41.15056, -8.63233