List of cemeteries in Fulda

This list of cemeteries in Fulda describes the existing and former cemeteries in the city of Fulda .

History of the Fulda cemeteries

The city of Fulda has 21 existing cemeteries, one of which is Jewish. A large number of former cemeteries are now used as green spaces.

List of existing cemeteries

image	Surname	District / location	size	Grave number	inauguration	annotation
	Bernhard's cemetery	Bernhard's Bernhardser Strasse	0.27 ha	140		0
	Bronnzell cemetery	Bronnzell Am Engelbach	1.12 ha	580		0
	Dietershan cemetery	Dietershan Small reason 11	0.35 ha	160		0
	Frauenberg cemetery	below the Frauenberg monastery, Buttlarstrasse 61	9.65 ha	5700	1894	Originally from the town of Horas created
	Glasseszell cemetery	Glasseszell Friedhofstrasse	0.78 ha	140		0
	Haimbach cemetery	Haimbach Uranusstrasse	0.53 ha	360		0
	Harmerz cemetery	Harmerz Pioneer Road	0.95 ha	690		0
	Horas cemetery	Horas on the Calvary	0.72 ha	380		0
	West main cemetery	Fulda Gallery Ernst-Barlach-Strasse	10.4 ha	380	2003	with a Muslim cemetery part
	Istergiesel cemetery	Istergiesel Quiet way	0.25 ha	90		0
	New Jewish cemetery	Heidelsteinstrasse 26	0.43 ha	390	1904	0
	Kämmerzell cemetery	Kämmerzell Kämmerzeller Strasse	0.53 ha	230		0
	Kohlhaus cemetery	Kohlhaus Kohlhauser Strasse	0.39 ha	330		0
	Lehnerz cemetery	Lehnerz Tilsiter Strasse 10	1.38 ha	580		0
	Lüdermünd cemetery	Lüdermünd Hemmener Strasse 10	0.25 ha	90		0
	Maberzell cemetery	Maberzell at the wayside shrine	0.58 ha	300		0
	Malkes Cemetery	Malkes Malkeser Strasse	0.74 ha	50		0
	Neuenberg cemetery	Neuenberg Abt-Richard-Strasse	0.63 ha	920		0
	Oberrode cemetery	Oberrode Hubertusring	0.29 ha	210		0
	Sickels cemetery	Sickels Fritz-Stamer-Strasse	0.30 ha	150		0
	Trätzhof cemetery	Trätzhof Am Trätzberg	0.18 ha	140		0
	Central cemetery	Künzeller Strasse 106	13.7 ha	11,300		also the seat of the Fulda cemetery administration

List of former / closed cemeteries

image	Surname	District / location	size	Grave number	inauguration	closure	annotation
Some viewing graves	Old cathedral parish cemetery, also Eichsfelder Totenhof	Alfred-Dregger-Allee / Eichsfeld			probably since the Middle Ages, first documented in 1628	1894	Memorial stone for the victims of the persecution of witches , viewing graves for the "historical development of grave planting"
	Old Jewish Cemetery	Jerusalemplatz corner Rabanusstraße / Sturmiusstraße			first mentioned at the end of the 16th century	1907	Leveled in 1938–1940, bones were transferred to the New Jewish Cemetery
the lapidary	Old municipal cemetery	Goethestrasse / Franzosenwäldchen			1531	in the 20th century profaned	after the Battle of typhoid died double. Soldiers were buried outside the cemetery wall in 1813, hence the name Franzosenwäldchen
Family grave of Ferdinand Braun	Middle urban cemetery, today Ferdinand-Braun-Park	Künzeller Strasse / Friedensstrasse			1877	1931
Michael's Church crypt	former cemetery of the Fulda monastery	in the vicinity of the Michaelskirche			Construction of the church as Michael Totenkapelle 820- 822		the use of the crypt was a charnel house used

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• City of Fulda: Cemetery brochure, published in September 2006

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Historical Gazetteer Lagis Hesse , accessed on 13 March 2020
2. ↑ alemannia-judaica.de , accessed on March 13, 2020
3. ^ Fritz Usinger : Residence of Heaven . In: Die Rhön (= Merian , vol. 17 (1964), booklet 4), pp. 29–37, here p. 31.

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