Bad Ischl Friedhof, Cemetery in Reiterndorf, Bad Ischl, Austria

Bad Ischl cemetery is a burial ground that includes the Sebastiankapelle chapel dating from the 17th century, along with numerous stone graves, crypts, and memorial stones spread across the grounds. The site documents over 80 grave monuments and displays a varied collection of burial structures from different periods.

The cemetery was moved in 1719 from its original location next to St. Nikolaus Church to Grazer Straße, where it remains today. The Sebastiankapelle chapel was constructed in 1692 and is one of the oldest structures on the grounds.

The cemetery is run by the parish of Bad Ischl and is a protected monument. Writer Hilde Spiel, who is buried here, called it "the most beautiful place in the world." The composer Franz Lehár and the actor Helmut Berger are among the well-known figures interred here.

The cemetery lies in the Reiterndorf district, between Grazer Straße and Doktor-Mayer-Straße; the main gate is on Grazer Straße. From there, a path leads west to the raised Aussegnungsstätte platform with the Friedhofskreuz, reached by steps. The grounds are operated by the Pfarre Bad Ischl.

Near composer Franz Lehár's grave stands a memorial for Austrian tenor Richard Tauber, even though his actual remains are buried in London. This monument shows how connections between artists can exist across distances.