Römer­schanze Cemetery, Reutlingen

Prepare a visit in four steps

1. Read the opening hours for Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen: The city sets visiting hours and publishes them in the noticeboards. No fixed time is provided here; contact the cemetery administration before an early or late journey and check the notices on arrival.
2. Open address and directions, then match the journey to the access information: Main entrance at Dietweg 41; further entrances on Marie-Curie-Straße by Naturfreundehaus, beside parking areas on Dietweg and Sickenhäuser Straße and near the Friedhof Römerschanze and Sickenhäuser Straße stops.
3. Use the cemetery map to work from 11 named orientation points. A particular grave still requires its section, row and grave number.
4. Notable graves introduces selected people and memorials associated with Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen, including Oskar Kalbfell and Manfred Oechsle.

Key details

Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen is in Reutlingen, Römerschanze. The visitor address is Dietweg 41, 72760 Reutlingen. Its area is approximately 19.67 hectares.

Travel snapshot

Routes 3 and 4 serve Dietweg; route 9 serves Friedhof. Friedhof Römerschanze stop is on Sickenhäuser Straße. The administration on Stadtbachstraße is a separate destination.

The operator lists 160 parking spaces around the cemetery. The interactive map shows individually mapped car parks; choose one according to your entrance and destination inside the grounds.

If any part of the visit to Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen depends on an appointment, a particular burial section or a short route, use the cemetery administration details before setting out.

Cemetery character

Tall trees, broad lawns and the listed funeral hall with its bell and clock tower define Römerschanze. Reutlingen’s main cemetery accounts for more than half of burials within the city.