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Marienfelde Cemetery

Marienfelde Cemetery at Marienfelder Allee 127 in Tempelhof-Schöneberg borough.

Marienfelder Allee 12712277 Berlin
Stone Möhring family tomb bearing the name Bruno Möhring at Marienfelde Cemetery
Möhring family tomb at Marienfelde CemeteryView image credit

Address and entrances

Marienfelde Cemetery
Marienfelder Allee 12712277 BerlinGermany

Access via a narrow path from Marienfelder Allee 127.

Getting here by public transport

Nearby stops: Friedhof Marienfelde (Bus M77); Hanielweg (Bus M77).

Cemetery map, parking and finding your way

Public on-street parking spaces are available on Marienfelder Allee/Malteserstraße. These spaces are free of charge. Check the current signs on site.

Interactive orientation

Marienfelde Cemetery on the map

Marienfelde Cemetery
Marienfelder Allee 12712277 BerlinGermany

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Cemetery administration and contact

Administration: Ev. Kirchengemeinde Marienfelde. Office: Marienfelder Allee 127, 12277 Berlin.

Office hours

DayService hours
Mon–Thu09:00–16:00
Fri09:00–15:00.

Grave types and allocation

Coffin options include selectable graves, garden graves, simple earth graves and row graves. Urn options include selectable graves for two or four urns, wall niches and communal areas. Renewal, maintenance and memorial arrangements depend on the option chosen.

Funeral hall and chapel

The cemetery chapel has a small organ and stained-glass windows by Sigmund Hahn, renewed in 1985 after wartime damage. The side windows depict Creation and the portal the Resurrection. A waiting hall stands opposite.

Grave care and local services

The watering service does not operate on Saturdays or Sundays.

Location profile

History and distinctive features

A narrow path from Marienfelder Allee leads to this cemetery north of the village church. Its listed brick chapel dating from the 1920s was architect Bruno Möhring’s final building. Family graves from the cemetery’s early years line the largely surviving original boundary wall.

Visiting and use
Detailed visiting hours and current burial arrangements are not listed for this entry.
Area
2.92 hectares