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Opened in 1867 and designated a historic site in 1997, the Dieweg Cemetery in Uccle is truly exceptional. As the final resting place for prominent figures from Brussels, it is also a green space of great ecological value.
With our talkative guide, discover the graves of architects Paul Hankar and Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar, feminist Isabelle Gatti de Gamond, members of the Allard family, attorney Charles Woeste, and Henry Dachsbeck…
No further burials are permitted there. One of the exceptions granted by the municipality was for Georges Rémi… Hergé. The Dieweg is also a resting place for the Jewish community. Disused since the late 1950s, nature has reclaimed the area here and there, giving it a unique atmosphere.
