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Greater Vienna : Zentralfriedhof

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Zentralfriedhof

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  • More than three million people have been buried in this 6-acre cemetery since it opened in 1874, among them 500 Austrian politicians (there is a presidential crypt), composers and actors who were given honorary graves. Max Hegele, a student of Otto Wagner, designed the entrance portal (gate 2), the mortuary and the Dr-Karl-Lueger-Gedächtnis Kirche, named after a Vienna mayor (1897–1910). The church is among Vienna’s most important Art Nouveau buildings. Within the cemetery there are separate areas for followers of the Jewish, Islamic, Orthodox and Protestant faiths.

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Simmeringer Hauptstrasse 234, Tor 2 Tram 71 Open Mar–Apr & Sep–Oct: 7am–6pm; May–Aug: 7am–7pm; Nov–Feb: 8am–5pm Free
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