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Haidhausen Cemetery
Haidhausen Cemetery: Address, opening hours, map, history and graves for a well-prepared visit.
At a glance
- Area
- 2.43 ha
- Established
- Historic churchyard; under municipal administration since 1854.
- District
- Haidhausen, Au-Haidhausen borough
Visitor information
Prepare your visit
Quick access to the published information for planning a visit.
Address and directions
Visitor address, location and directions.
Learn moreOpening hours
Access hours for the cemetery.
Learn moreCemetery map
Maps and guidance for finding your way around the cemetery grounds.
Learn moreAdministration
Contact details and information about the responsible administration.
Learn moreCharacter and history
A small listed neighbourhood cemetery around the Old Parish Church of St John the Baptist, defined by mature trees and high walls.
The historic churchyard came under municipal administration in 1854. After closing in 1944, it reopened in 1955 with a new mortuary and funeral hall.
Key details
Haidhausen Cemetery is in Haidhausen, Au-Haidhausen borough. The visitor address is Einsteinstraße 74, 81675 München. Its area is approximately 2.43 hectares.
Information for your visit
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Read the opening hours for Haidhausen Cemetery:
The cemetery opens daily at 08:00 and closes between 17:00 and 20:00 depending on the season. See opening hours for the seasonal schedule.
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Open address and directions, then match the journey to the access information: The entrances are on Einsteinstraße.
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Use the cemetery map to work from 5 named orientation points. A particular grave still requires its section, row and grave number.
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Notable graves introduces selected people and memorials associated with Haidhausen Cemetery, including Oskar Perron.
Travel snapshot
Bus stops are on Einsteinstraße; route numbers are not specified.
No site-specific visitor-parking policy is published. Follow local signs and access restrictions.
If any part of the visit to Haidhausen Cemetery depends on an appointment, a particular burial section or a short route, use the cemetery administration details before setting out.
Discover the cemetery
History and places
Explore the cemetery’s history, selected places and points of orientation.
Photographic impressions
Haidhauser Friedhof in pictures
Selected photographs offer a visual impression of Haidhauser Friedhof.
Straight gravel path between tall deciduous trees and closely spaced graves decorated with flowers
Ornate green memorial cross with a radiant halo and an inscription to those who died in the 1854 cholera epidemic
Snow-covered rows of graves with upright stone markers beneath bare trees and residential buildings in the background
Further information
About graves
Direct access to the published information about graves.
Frequently asked questions
What is the visitor address?
The address is Einsteinstraße 74, 81675 München. Entrances, public transport and parking are covered under address and directions.
When is Haidhausen Cemetery open?
Check short-term changes before visiting under opening hours.
Is there an official cemetery map?
The official site plan for Haidhausen Cemetery is directly available. Open the official plan.
How do I find a particular grave?
For a search at Haidhausen Cemetery, bring the name, dates and ideally the section, row and grave number. The process is set out under grave search.
Which grave types are available?
The cemetery has the following grave types: Earth and urn graves: first-row and subsequent-row earth graves, hedge graves, wall graves, first-row and subsequent-row urn-earth graves and urn wall niches. The administration provides current availability and fees for Haidhausen Cemetery.
How do I travel by public transport?
For Haidhausen Cemetery: Bus stops are on Einsteinstraße; route numbers are not specified.
Can I park at the cemetery?
For Haidhausen Cemetery: No site-specific visitor-parking policy is published. Follow local signs and access restrictions.
Which notable people are introduced?
Notable graves introduces selected biographies and graves connected with Haidhausen Cemetery. It is not a complete list of burials.
Who is responsible for the cemetery?
City of Munich, Municipal Cemeteries; administered by Ostfriedhof is responsible for Haidhausen Cemetery. Contact and appointment information is under cemetery administration.