The present Jewish cemetery is part of the city’s “Certosa” and is accessed through the church in Via della Certosa.

This burial ground dates back to the second half of the 1800s and was created through the efforts of Rabbi Marco Momigliano who, he recounts in his Memorie, managed to acquire a section of city land with the help of other members of the community, which they fenced in and provided with an adequate funeral hall.

The cemetery is currently divided into three sections, each added over time and linked together. lt has two entrances, on external and one from inside the Certosa. The oldest and most interesting section of the cemetery contains monumental tombstones that bear the names of the Muggia, Zabban, and Zamorani families. Also of interest is Alberto Sanguinetti’s tombstone, which is in Liberty style.
Font: "Jewish tours in Emilia Romagna" - Touring Club Italiano

The cemetery before renovation

The cemetery after renovation