Ehrenfriedhof Heidelberg

Ehrenfriedhof Heidelberg is a military burial ground in the city of Heidelberg with extensive grounds and winding pathways. The site contains numerous burial sections and memorial stones dedicated to soldiers from different conflicts and periods.

The cemetery was founded in 1844 and became an important memorial site for those who died in various conflicts affecting Germany. It also holds the graves of prominent figures from science and politics who shaped the nation.

The cemetery serves as a place of remembrance for fallen soldiers and holds meaning in Heidelberg's identity as a memorial site. Visitors encounter names and inscriptions that honor people from different periods.

The grounds are accessible on foot but require time to explore due to the size and terrain. Comfortable shoes and adequate time are recommended for viewing the different sections.

The grounds are home to a population of collared parakeets, colorful birds that have settled here over time. This unexpected presence of exotic birds creates an interesting contrast to the solemn character of the site.

Location: Heidelberg

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

GPS coordinates: 49.39361,8.69750

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49