Where is John Keats buried?

John Keats (1795–1821), librettist, judge-rapporteur, poet, is buried at Protestant Cemetery, Rome in Rome, Italy.

Lived	1795 to 1821
Known for	librettist, judge-rapporteur, poet
Burial place	Protestant Cemetery, Rome, Rome, Italy
Location	41.8764, 12.4799

Source: Wikidata Q82083 (CC0), place of burial property. Biography: Wikipedia.

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