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Urn burial

Urn burial

The urn burial, together with the coffin or burial in the ground, is the service offered by Munich Municipal Cemeteries in the funeral business.

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Description

The urn burial is, together with the coffin or earth burial, the service offered by Munich Municipal Cemeteries in the funeral business.

The details, in particular the date, are agreed between Munich Municipal Cemeteries and the person ordering the funeral.

The urn burial takes place as follows:

  • Laying out the coffin
  • Provision of the coffin in the funeral hall for the subsequent funeral service for cremation
  • Funeral service or blessing for cremation
  • Burial of the urn after cremation in a crematorium

Alternatively, the funeral service can also be arranged before the urn is buried. An urn burial without a funeral service is also possible.

Duration & Costs

Fees

From 500 euros to an average of 1200 euros depending on the scope of the services booked

Payment methods available

Legal basis

Burial law, cemetery statutes, cemetery fee statutes

Landeshauptstadt München

Gesundheitsreferat
Städtische Friedhöfe München
Betrieb Friedhöfe, Krematorium und Grabmalbüro

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Postal address

Landeshauptstadt München
Gesundheitsreferat
Städtische Friedhöfe München
Betrieb Friedhöfe, Krematorium und Grabmalbüro

Damenstiftstraße 8
80331 München

Fax: +49 89 23199209

Address

Damenstiftstraße 8
80331 München

Monday - Thursday 8.00 - 12.00, 13.00 - 16.00
Friday 8.00 - 15.00

Appointments outside opening hours and on weekends or public holidays must be arranged separately.

Accessibility

  • Barrier-free access
  • Disabled parking

Wheelchairs are available on request for people with mobility impairments.

Directions

Public transport

Related services

Death certificate in the event of death abroad

If German nationals have died abroad, you as a relative can have the death certified in Germany.

Coffin burial

The municipal cemeteries offer coffin or earth burial. We discuss dates and details personally with the client.

Assumption of funeral costs

In Germany, relatives of deceased persons must make funeral arrangements. In some cases, the Office for Social Security covers the costs.

Burial ex officio

Deceased persons for whom no burial order is issued are buried ex officio.

Burial in the hedge gardens

The "Heckengärten" at the Perlacher Forst cemetery is the first maintenance-free communal burial ground where coffins and urns can be buried together.

Burial under trees

Urn burial plots under trees are offered in selected near-natural burial plots in the forest cemetery.

Conclusion of a funeral contract

We offer the complete organisation of a funeral or repatriation. Our services correspond to those of private funeral parlours.

Burial of foetuses and stillborn children

At the Waldfriedhof cemetery, parents of stillborn children and foetuses have the opportunity to have their children buried in a communal area.

Anonymous burial

In the anonymous burial ground at the Waldfriedhof cemetery, urns are buried anonymously outside cemetery opening hours and without relatives.