Neustädter Friedhof, Cemetery and architectural monument in Mitte, Germany
The Neustädter Friedhof is a cemetery and heritage monument in Hannover's Mitte district featuring historic graves marked by stones and mausoleums beneath mature trees. The grounds feel like a green park with preserved monuments scattered throughout and planted areas dotted around.
Founded in 1646, the cemetery first served as burial ground outside the city walls. After about 230 years it ran out of space and closed to new interments in 1876.
The cemetery displays gravestones in various styles created by local artisans across different centuries. Walking through reveals how burial traditions and memorial design changed over time, reflecting the values of each era.
The grounds are easily walkable with well-maintained paths throughout the site. Visitors should remember this is a respectful space and appropriate behavior is expected.
One remarkable grave belongs to Christoff Münster, a ducal doorkeeper who was exceptionally tall at 2.48 meters (8 feet). His memorial stands out as a distinctive feature on the grounds.
Location: Mitte
GPS coordinates: 52.37810,9.72556
Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:05
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