Neuer Annenfriedhof, Dresden

Neuer Annenfriedhof is a cemetery in the Löbtau district of Dresden situated along Kesselsdorfer Straße. The grounds contain family graves, memorial stones, and spacious green areas creating a quiet and orderly setting for remembrance.

The cemetery was established in 1875 and later became a significant war memorial site. It holds over 590 civilians and soldiers who died in the 1945 bombing of Dresden, along with Italian prisoners of war buried in a separate mass grave.

The cemetery serves as a memorial space for Dresden residents, with graves reflecting the lives of artists, scientists, and citizens who shaped the city. Walking through its paths, you sense a continuing connection to the local community that has gathered here for more than a century.

The grounds are easily accessible on foot with wide paths running between the grave sections. Wear appropriate footwear as the ground can become slippery after rain, and approach the space with respect for those remembered here.

Abraham Gottlob Werner, a prominent mineralogist and naturalist of the Enlightenment, has a dedicated memorial stone on the grounds. This marker honors a scientist whose work shaped the field of geology and remains influential today.

Location: Löbtau

Opening Hours: December,January 08:00-16:30; February,November 08:00-17:00; March,October 08:00-18:00; April-September Monday-Friday 07:00-20:00; April-September Saturday,Sunday,Holidays 08:00-20:00

Website: https://frieden-hoffnung.de/friedhof

GPS coordinates: 51.04050,13.69610

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:24