Engesohde city cemetery, Historic cemetery in Südstadt-Bult, Germany
Description
Engesohde cemetery is a burial ground in Hanover's Südstadt-Bult district divided into multiple sections with walking paths and fountains throughout. The grounds contain numerous historical grave monuments dating from different periods.
History
The cemetery was established between 1861 and 1864 and includes the last surviving entrance building designed by architect Ludwig Droste in Hanover. This structure is a significant reminder of the architectural style of that era.
Culture
The cemetery displays grave monuments in styles that reflect changes in German burial traditions over time. Walking through, you can see how people chose to honor their dead in different eras.
Practical
The cemetery is extensive, so it works best to stroll slowly through the sections to explore properly. Visitors interested in genealogical research can access records and photographs on-site or inquire in advance.
Did you know?
The grounds are home to beehives and wildflower meadows that support local insects and plants. This blend of mourning and nature creates an unexpected habitat in the middle of the city.
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