Cemeteries

There are both municipal and private cemeteries in Innsbruck. Only the municipal cemeteries are managed by the City of Innsbruck’s Cemeteries Department.

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Which municipal cemeteries are there?

The Innsbruck City Council is responsible for the management of the municipal cemeteries. You can find contact details for each cemetery:

When are the cemeteries open?

November to February7.30-17.00
March to7.30-18.00 hrs
April to September7.30-19.00 h
October7.30-18.00 hrs

Opening hours on special holidays

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day7.30-18.00 hrs
Christmas Eve7.30-19.00 hrs
New Year's Eve7.30-17.00 hrs

How do I find the grave of a deceased person in municipal cemeteries?

There is a search function for the deceased (grave search) for municipal cemeteries. Simply enter the name of the deceased and the grave will be shown on a map. Click here to access the search for the deceased or graves:

What non-municipal cemeteries are there?

CemeteryLocationAdministration
Old Military CemeteryAnzengruberstraßeTyrol Castles and Palaces Administration
Mariahilf Regional CemeteryKaspar-Weyer-StraßeProvincial Property Administration, Landhaus
Wilten CemeteryPastorstraßeC. Müller Funeral Services
Wilten Church CemeteryPastorstraßeC. Müller Funeral Services
St Nicholas ChurchyardSchmelzergasseC. Müller Funeral Services
Old Hötting ChurchyardSchulgasse/SteinbruchstraßeC. Müller Funeral Services
Hötting New Church CemeterySchulgasseC. Müller Funeral Services
Mühlau ChurchyardSchlossfeldMühlau Parish Office
Igls ChurchyardHilberstraßeIgls-Vill Parish Office
Vill ChurchyardDorfstraßeIgls-Vill Parish Office
Amras Military CemeteryWiesengasse/Amraser StraßeBlack Cross Tyrol
Tummelplatz Provincial Memorial SiteTummelplatzAssociation

Contact

Opening hours

Office:
Monday to Friday:
8.00 am–12.00 pm

Phone:
Monday to Thursday:
8.00 am–12.00 pm and 2.00 pm–4.00 pm

Friday:
8.00 am–12.00 pm