Cemetery in Hamburg
Holstenkamp Cemetery
Holstenkamp Cemetery was established on woodland in 1889.
Address and entrances
Main entrance at Holstenkamp 91. The neighbouring Mennonite and Orthodox cemeteries are separate grounds.
Parking at the cemetery
The cemetery has its own car park.
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 |
|---|---|
| Fri | 09:00–12:00 |
| other appointments by arrangement. | |
Notable graves and memorials
The cemetery contains the graves of politician Louise Schroeder and architect Werner Kallmorgen; this profile does not include precise grave coordinates.
Location profile
About the grounds
Holstenkamp Cemetery was established on woodland in 1889. Old beeches and oaks, winding paths and rhododendrons remain distinctive features. The chapel and office stand near the main entrance; an indoor columbarium complements tree plots and conventional coffin and urn graves.
- Visiting and use
- Church cemetery; contact the administration about burials and burial rights.