Neuer Friedhof Mühlau

The Neuer Friedhof Mühlau occupies 10,400 square meters on the slope of Scheibenbichl, featuring 18 burial sections and a dedicated area for urns.

Following a decision in 1914, the cemetery opened in 1926 under architect Wilhelm Stigler's design to replace the original burial ground near Mühlau parish church.

The cemetery grounds contain the final resting place of numerous regional figures, including the remains of poet Georg Trakl, which were transferred to Innsbruck in 1925.

The cemetery administration building includes a consecration hall and a chapel with wooden shingle roofing and a pointed tower helm for ceremonial purposes.

In 1986, the cemetery expanded by 4,000 square meters to accommodate 1,842 additional graves, with the city purchasing extra land for future development.

Location: Innsbruck

Location: Mühlau

Inception: 1926

Architects: Wilhelm Stigler

Operator: Stadt Innsbruck

Address: Mühlenweg

Website: https://innsbruck.gv.at/page.cfm?vpath=leben--soziales/tod/friedhoefe

GPS coordinates: 47.28416,11.41502

Latest update: April 2, 2025 11:34