St. Marx Cemetery

St. Marx is a cemetery in the Landstraße district featuring rows of historical gravestones and monuments arranged within stone walls. The grounds spread across a larger area with burials organized from the late 1700s through the 1800s.

The cemetery was founded in 1784 and operated until 1874 as one of Vienna's main burial grounds outside the city center. Its long history shows how important this place was for the city before other cemeteries opened.

The cemetery shows different artistic styles in its monuments, reflecting how people in the late 1700s and 1800s chose to remember their loved ones. Walking among the gravestones reveals personal touches and craftsmanship that tell stories about the families and artisans of the time.

The cemetery is open for walking and exploring at your own pace, allowing time to view the gravestones and monuments. Comfortable shoes are recommended since the ground can be uneven in places as you move between different areas.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was buried here in 1791, yet his exact grave location remains unknown despite numerous search attempts over the years. This mystery makes the cemetery a place of fascination for music lovers and history enthusiasts.

Location: Landstraße

Location: Vienna

Inception: 1784

Elevation above the sea: 190 m

Address: Leberstraße 6-8

Website: https://wien.gv.at/umwelt/parks/anlagen/friedhof-st-marx.html

GPS coordinates: 48.18278,16.40167

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:41