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Friedhöfe München

Cemetery in Munich

New Jewish Cemetery

An active Jewish cemetery in Freimann with seasonal opening hours and Saturday closure.

Garchinger Straße 3780805 München
Aerial view of Munich’s New Jewish Cemetery from the south
Aerial view of the wooded cemetery grounds from the south.View image credit

Opening hours

PeriodCemetery access
April–October Sun–Thu8 am–5 pm, Fri 8 am–4 pm
November–March Sun–Thu8 am–4 pm, Fri 8 am–3 pm
closed Saturdays and Jewish holidays. Earlier closing may apply before holidays.

Address and entrances

New Jewish Cemetery
Garchinger Straße 3780805 MünchenGermany

Getting here by public transport

U-Bahn U6 to Alte Heide; Bus 50/150 to Zaunweg.

Parking at the cemetery

Street parking is available on designated sections of Ungererstraße east of the cemetery. The cemetery address is Garchinger Straße 37. Use the permitted side of the street and follow signs for parking duration or fees.

Cemetery map and finding your way

Finding a grave

The cemetery administration maintains a plan identifying the individual graves. Ask for a grave location on +49 89 3228246 or +49 174 1728710.

Cemetery administration and contact

Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria.

Grave types and allocation

Allocation of grave rights

Grave rights are generally intended for Jewish IKG members; advance reservations are not possible.

Resting period

Graves are established in perpetuity and remain the property of the Jewish Community.

Funeral dates and ceremonies

The IKG burial office arranges the interment time with the rabbinical office and the family. Burials take place on days when the cemetery is open. Ask the cemetery administration for the exact time and meeting point.

Grave care and local services

Grave decoration must use natural materials; artificial flowers are not permitted. Changes to a memorial need written permission. The administration may require hazardous, overgrown trees or shrubs to be removed at the expense of those responsible for the burial.

Visiting information and walks

Men and married women wear a head covering when visiting. Tours require advance registration and permission from the community; photography and filming require special permission.

Location profile

History and distinctive features

Burials for the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria have taken place at the New Jewish Cemetery since the beginning of the 20th century. The community administers the active grounds and publishes different seasonal visiting hours; the cemetery is closed on Saturdays. Guided tours require prior registration and approval. Men and married women are asked to wear a head covering when visiting.

Visiting and use
April–October Sun–Thu 8 am–5 pm, Fri 8 am–4 pm; November–March Sun–Thu 8 am–4 pm, Fri 8 am–3 pm; closed Saturdays