Why visit
Built on an estate in 1750, the chapel became part of the municipal cemetery landscape. Its survival traces the transformation of rural property into urban infrastructure and shows how religious buildings and burial grounds preserve the memory of successive generations.
What to look for
- Chapel façade within the cemetery
- High-altar stucco decoration, if indoors are accessible
What does this heritage reveal about the society that built it?
Visiting details
Arrange the visit with cemetery management. Cemetery opening times do not guarantee access to the chapel.
Ask the institution about step-free access and which areas are open.
A place of mourning and burial; do not photograph ceremonies or people without permission.