St Kilda Cemetery

St Kilda Cemetery is a burial ground in Melbourne with impressive Victorian monuments and well-maintained pathways running throughout. The site features numerous carefully tended graves and stone monuments from different periods arranged across its grounds.

Established in 1851, the cemetery became a burial ground for Melbourne's most influential figures throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. It grew in size and importance as the city developed and more notable people chose to be buried here.

The grounds hold burials from people of different faiths and backgrounds who shaped Melbourne's communities over generations. Walking through, you notice how diverse beliefs coexist in this shared space.

The grounds are open to visitors daily with multiple entrances for easy access to different sections. Well-marked pathways help you move around easily and find specific areas within the cemetery.

A distinguished botanist named Ferdinand von Mueller, who pioneered Australian botanical research, is buried in these grounds. His work fundamentally shaped how people understood Australia's plant life.

Location: Victoria

Location: City of Port Phillip

Inception: 1851

Website: http://stk.smct.org.au

GPS coordinates: -37.86110,145.00200

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:42