The Waldfriedhof München is located in the southwest of the city, between the districts of Großhadern, Fürstenried, and Hadern, and is considered Germany's oldest forest cemetery, established in 1907. Covering an area of approximately 170 hectares, tens of thousands of graves are spread among old trees, creating a peaceful, natural environment for burials and quiet visits. The cemetery is divided into an Old and a New section and offers not only traditional grave types but also tree burials and areas for various denominations. Opening hours vary by season; access is usually longer during summer months than in winter. If you have questions about a burial at the Waldfriedhof, we are happy to guide you through the necessary steps.
The East Cemetery Munich is located at St.-Martins-Platz in the Obergiesing district and, with its approximately 30-hectare park-like grounds, is one of the significant municipal cemeteries. Characteristic is the large chapel with its distinctive domed structure, where funeral services are held, nestled within a densely vegetated, green network of paths. The East Cemetery is easily accessible by public transport and continues to be actively used for earth and urn burials. Access times vary seasonally, with longer opening hours during the warmer half of the year. For relatives planning a burial at the East Cemetery, we, as experienced funeral directors, are available to assist with all organizational and personal questions.
The North Cemetery Munich is located on Ungererstraße in the Schwabing-Freimann district and is immediately recognizable by its octagonal chapel, rendered in warm yellow tones. The extensive, listed grounds combine historic grave plots with modern burial options and continue to be used for earth and urn burials. With its old trees and quiet main pathways, the cemetery offers a tranquil place for mourning and quiet remembrance. Opening hours vary throughout the year; during summer, it is generally accessible until the evening hours, and correspondingly shorter in winter. If you are considering a burial at the North Cemetery, we will empathetically guide you through all preparations.
The West Cemetery Munich on Baldurstraße in the Moosach district is a large, park-like district cemetery in Munich's northwest, covering an area of approximately 38 hectares. Its historic chapel is one of the defining examples of Munich cemetery architecture around the turn of the 20th century and serves as the central venue for funeral services. In addition to classic grave sites, there are areas for urn burials and lower-maintenance grave options. Opening hours adjust to the season, with longer access during summer months and shorter hours in winter. For burials at the West Cemetery, we are happy to assist you with the planning and execution of the funeral service.
The New South Cemetery Munich is located on Hochäckerstraße in the Perlach district and is the youngest of Munich's large cemeteries, in operation since 1977. It is modernly designed, spacious, and characterized by open meadows, groups of trees, and quiet paths, giving it a tranquil, clearly structured character. In addition to row graves and choice graves, urn and communal grave sites are also available, allowing different burial wishes to be accommodated. Opening hours vary by season; during summer months, the cemetery is accessible for longer than in winter. For questions regarding a burial at the New South Cemetery, we are always here for you and will guide you step by step.