The Bardines cemetery is one of the two cemeteries of the city of Angoulême
The Bardines cemetery is one of the two cemeteries of the city of Angoulême
Opened in 1808, the Bardines Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the city. Created following a decree by Napoleon on June 12, 1804 prohibiting the burial of bodies in the heart of the cities, the city of Angoulême acquired a plot of land to install the current cemetery. With its surface area of 9.5 hectares, this cemetery with its rich architectural heritage is nicknamed “the little Père Lachaise”.
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