Wilmersdorf Cemetery

Wilmersdorf Cemetery is a garden monument on Berliner Straße with multiple burial zones marked as sections A, B, and D. The grounds include traditional graves, a crematorium facility, and an urn grove, offering different options for burial and remembrance.

The grounds were established in 1886 at the request of Deutsch-Wilmersdorf municipality to serve the expanding population of the developing district. This founding came during a period when Berlin was growing as an industrial city and needed new public facilities.

Named after the district, this burial ground appears to visitors as a green space where geometric paths and planted areas create order and structure. The design shows how architecture was used to shape a place for mourning and remembrance.

The grounds are accessible by wheelchair throughout, allowing visitors to reach all areas without barriers. It helps to explore the sections based on your interests while staying on marked paths to navigate easily.

Richard Thieme, the architect who designed the spatial concept, was buried in the urn grove he created after his death. Today his grave no longer exists, making it a forgotten trace of the creator within his own work.

Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Inception: 1886

Architects: Richard Thieme

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Berliner Straße 81-103, 10713 Berlin, Germany

Website: https://berlin.de/ba-charlottenburg-wilmersdorf/verwaltung/aemter/strassen-und-gruenflaechenamt/gruenflaechen/friedhofsverwaltung/artikel.208717.php

GPS coordinates: 52.48517,13.31100

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:40