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Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen: Visitor address, travel, entrances, parking guidance and precise landmarks.

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Visitor address and access

Friedhof Römerschanze Reutlingen
Dietweg 4172760 ReutlingenGermany

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.

Use that access information as the starting point for Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen, especially when the destination is a named section or an appointment rather than a general walk. The visitor address identifies the cemetery, while the most useful entrance depends on the purpose of the visit.

Public transport

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.

For a public-transport journey to Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen, compare the stop or station in that guidance with Dietweg 41, 72760 Reutlingen and the intended entrance. This avoids planning only to the cemetery boundary when the destination lies elsewhere within the grounds.

Parking

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.

The parking note for Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen should be read together with local signs on arrival. If a short or step-free route is essential, ask Technische Betriebsdienste Reutlingen – cemetery administration which entrance serves the destination and whether the required route is suitable.

Orientation after arrival

  1. Pedestrian gate 1
  2. Cemetery chapel
  3. Friedhof Römerschanze
  4. Friedhof Römerschanze P4
  5. Pedestrian gate 2
  6. Friedhof Römerschanze P3

These are 6 of the 11 named points available for Römerschanze Cemetery, Reutlingen. Locate the chosen entrance first, then use the nearest named point to orient the final part of the walk. The cemetery map is an orientation aid; an individual grave additionally needs a section, row and grave number.