The Allori Cemetery is an extraordinary place to experience art and history.
Opened in February 1878, it was established for the non-Catholic communities that had previously relied on the English Cemetery in Piazzale Donatello. From its opening, it welcomed people of every religion and those of no faith.
Many notable people rest in this monumental cemetery, which can be considered a true open-air museum: Frederick Stibbert, the renowned collector behind the museum that bears his name; Italian writer Oriana Fallaci; art historians Roberto Longhi, Harold Acton and Herbert P. Horne; and many other distinguished figures from international cultural life.