Campo Verano

The cemetery Campo Verano (Italian: Cimitero Comunale Monumental Campo Verano Verano del Cimitero or short, often simply Il Verano ) is the largest cemetery in Rome.

He was laid out from 1807 by Giuseppe Valadier. The cemetery is currently divided into two departments, the Catholic Church and the Jewish cemetery. It also houses a memorial to the casualties of the First World War. The Campo di Verano is located near the church of San Lorenzo fuori le mura near Via Tiburtina.

Famous resting places

  • Luigi Capotosti, Cardinal, † 1938
  • Filippo Camassei, Cardinal, † 1921
  • Mario Luigi Ciappi, Cardinal, † 1996
  • José da Costa Nunes, Cardinal, † 1976 ( bones later transferred )
  • Francis Ehrle, Cardinal, † 1934
  • Attilio Ferraris, football players, † 1947
  • Rino Gaetano, Songwriter, † 1981
  • Giuseppe Garibaldi, freedom fighters, † 1882 ( bones later transferred )
  • Gabriel -Marie Garrone † 1994
  • Vittorio Gassman, director and actor, † 2000
  • Natalia Ginzburg, writer, † 1991
  • Paolo Giobbi, Cardinal, † 1972
  • William Theodore Heard, Cardinal, † 1973
  • Stanisław Klicki, Polish general, † 1847
  • Antonietta Klitsche de la Grange, writer, granddaughter of Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, † 1912
  • Vincenzo lapuma, Cardinal, † 1943
  • Camillo Laurenti, Cardinal, † 1938
  • Lorenzo Lauri, Cardinal, † 1941
  • Sergio Leone film director, † 1989
  • Evaristo Lucidi, Cardinal, † 1929 ( bones later transferred )
  • Paolo Marella, Cardinal, † 1984
  • Goffredo Mameli, patriot and poet, † 1849
  • Marcello Mastroianni, actor, † 1996
  • Alessandro Moreschi, last castrato in the Sistine Chapel, † 1922
  • François Xavier Nguyên Van Thuan, Cardinal, † 2002
  • Edward O'Rourke, Bishop, † 1943
  • Pietro Palazzini, Cardinal, † 2000
  • Pietro Pavan, Cardinal, † 1994
  • Carlo Perosi, Cardinal, † 1930
  • Erik Peterson, theologian, † 1960
  • Paul -Pierre Philippe, Cardinal, † 1984
  • Raffaele Pierotti, Cardinal, † 1905
  • Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte ( Crypt of the Capuchin monks ), Cardinal, † 1948
  • Raffaele Di Scapinelli Leguigno, Cardinal, † 1933
  • Charles Kenneth Scott Moncrieff, author, Proust translator, † 1930
  • Domenico Serafini, Cardinal, † 1918
  • Vittorio De Sica, film director and actor, † 1974
  • Augusto Silj, Cardinal, † 1926
  • Giuseppe Sinopoli, musicians, physicians, † 2001
  • Giacinto Scelsi, composer, † 1988
  • Giovanni Tacci Porcelli, Cardinal, † 1928
  • Scipione Tecchi, Cardinal, † 1915
  • Giulio Tonti, Cardinal, † 1918
  • Luigi Traglia ( until 1982 ), cardinal, † 1977
  • Wojciech Turowski, Superiors General of the SAC, † 1959
  • Giuseppe Ungaretti, writers, † 1970
  • Egidio Vagnozzi, Cardinal, † 1980 ( bones later transferred )
  • Paul von Hintze naval officer, diplomat and politician † 1941
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