Which municipal cemeteries are there?
The City of Innsbruck is responsible for the administration of the municipal cemeteries. Contact details can be found at the respective cemetery.
East Cemetery (Pradl)
West Cemetery (Wilten)
Cemetery Amras
Cemetery Arzl
Hötting cemetery
Cemetery Igls
Cemetery Mühlau
When are the cemeteries open?
November till February | 7.30-17.00 |
March | 7.30-18.00 |
April till September | 7.30-19.00 |
October | 7.30-18.00 |
Opening hours on special holidays
All Saints' Day | 7.30-18.00 |
All Souls' Day | 7.30-18.00 |
Christmas Eve | 7.30-19.00 |
New Year's Eve | 7.30-17.00 |
Info, Cemetery Rules & Fees
Forms
How to find the grave of deceased in municipal cemeteries?
There is a deceased search for the municipal cemeteries. You enter the name of the deceased and the grave is shown on a map.
What are the non-urban cemeteries?
Cemetery | Location | Administration |
---|---|---|
Old military cemetery | Anzengruber Street | Castle and palace governorate Tyrol |
Mariahilf National Cemetery | Kaspar-Weyer-Strasse | Provincial property administration, Landhaus |
Cemetery Wilten | Pastorstrasse | Wilten Monastery |
Church cemetery Wilten | Pastorstraße | Parish Office Wilten |
Church cemetery St. Nikolaus | Schmelzergasse | Burial C. Müller |
Church cemetery Hötting old | Schulgasse/ Quarry Street | Burial C. Müller |
Church cemetery Hötting new | Schulgasse | Burial C. Müller |
Church cemetery Mühlau | Castle field | Rectory Mühlau |
Church cemetery Igls | Hilberstrasse | Parish office Igls-Vill |
Church cemetery Vill | Village street | Parish office Igls-Vill |
Amras military cemetery | Wiesengasse/ Amraser Street | Black Cross Tyrol |
National memorial Tummelplatz | Tummelplatz | Association |
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Last updated 06.02.2023