Friedhof Möckern

Address and map position

Friedhof Möckern forms part of the municipal portfolio operated by Stadt Leipzig – Amt für Stadtgrün und Gewässer, Abteilung Friedhöfe. The documented address is Max-Liebermann-Straße 2, 04159 Leipzig. It identifies the cemetery for navigation, correspondence and a grave care enquiry. The interactive map marker sits within the mapped cemetery grounds. It supports orientation and must not be interpreted as a particular entrance, parking area or administration building.

Preparing a practical visit

Published visiting periods for Friedhof Möckern are: April to October: daily 07:00–21:00; November to March: daily 08:00–18:00. The separately published administration schedule is: Cemetery office: by telephone appointment. These are not additional opening hours for the grounds. Bus 80 stops at Slevogtstraße. Parking is available at the Max-Liebermann-Straße entrance.

Site profile and orientation

The first burial took place in 1895, and the cemetery has been municipally operated since 1911. A Battle of Leipzig memorial stands on the grounds. Its published site facts are: First burial: 1895; Municipal since: 1911; Memorial: Battle of Leipzig memorial on the grounds; Ceremony hall: 20 seats and 10 standing places. An official cemetery plan, public toilets and the small ceremony hall are documented. Allow enough time between the chosen approach and the intended grave when planning a fixed appointment.

Making a precise grave care enquiry

An enquiry for Friedhof Möckern should include the full cemetery name, exact grave reference and requested work. A realistic time frame, any important occasion and a reliable contact method help with follow-up. A recent photograph, when already available, may explain the current condition but does not replace a section, row or grave number. This portal brings together independently researched visitor information and links to GraveStay for the enquiry itself. It is neither an official authority website nor the cemetery administration for Friedhof Möckern.