Cemetery in Hamburg
Diebsteich Cemetery
Diebsteich Cemetery lies beside the station of the same name in Bahrenfeld.
Address and entrances
Getting here by public transport
The entrance and chapel are beside Diebsteich station. Check the HVV journey planner for your connection and access changes during construction.
Parking at the cemetery
Public parking in the surrounding residential streets is limited.
Cemetery map and finding your way
The marker represents the mapped cemetery grounds, not a surveyed entrance or an individual grave.
Cemetery administration and contact
Ev.-Luth. Kirchengemeindeverband Altona (Protestant parish association).
Office hours
| Day | Service hours |
|---|---|
| Tue and Thu | 09:00–12:00 |
| other appointments by arrangement. | |
Grave types and allocation
Coffin and urn graves, anonymous graves, communal plots, vaults and dedicated areas for children and stillborn babies.
Location profile
About the grounds
Diebsteich Cemetery lies beside the station of the same name in Bahrenfeld. Opened in 1868, the park cemetery retains historic family graves, old paths and its 1920s chapel. Different burial traditions include the family graves of Sinti and Roma.
- Visiting and use
- Church cemetery; contact the administration about burials and burial rights.