Cemetery profile
Falkenberg Village Churchyard
Falkenberg Village Churchyard: remains of the destroyed church and the surviving crypt of the Humboldt brothers’ parents.
Address and entrances
Getting here by public transport
Nearby stops: Falkenberg/Dorfstraße (Bus 197); Tierheim Berlin/Dorfstraße (Bus 197).
Cemetery map, parking and finding your way
Public on-street parking spaces are available on Dorfstraße. These spaces are free of charge. Check the current signs on site.
Interactive orientation
Falkenberg Village Churchyard on the map
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The numbering links each entry to its marker on the map.
Cemetery administration and contact
Administration: Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Protestant parish; cemetery administrator Cornelia Sonntag.
Office: Malchower Weg 2, 13053 Berlin.
Fax: 030 5321 3664.
Office hours
| Day | Service hours |
|---|---|
| First Tuesday of each month | 09:00–15:00 |
| other Tuesdays | 09:00–12:00. |
Funeral hall and chapel
A cemetery chapel built around 1895 stands on the churchyard. It is separate from the remains of the medieval village church and the Humboldt crypt.
Location profile
History and distinctive features
Low walls on Falkenberg churchyard mark the village church destroyed in 1945. The crypt of Alexander and Wilhelm von Humboldt’s parents, created in 1794–95, survives. It was repaired in 1969 and provided with a commemorative plaque.
- Visiting and use
- Detailed visiting hours and current burial arrangements are not listed for this entry.
- Area
- 0.3 hectares