Ohlsdorf Cemetery (Hamburg) | park

Germany / Schleswig-Holstein / Norderstedt / Hamburg / Fuhlsbütteler Straße, 22337 Hamburg
 park, cemetery

Ohlsdorf Cemetery, located in Hamburg's Ohlsdorf borough combines features of a cemetery as well as those of a park. It attracts about 2M visitors annually, especially during the Rhododendron bloom in early June.

It is the largest cemetery/park in the world and the second largest cemetery by area (966 acres, after Calverton National Cemetery, Long Island, New York/USA) as well as by total interred (1.4M, after the Wiener Zentralfriedhof in Vienna, Austria). It contains 256,000 burial sites, 12 chapels, 17 km of streets run through it, and there are 22 Bus stops throughout.
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Coordinates:   53°37'17"N   10°3'32"E

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  • Delete all references to Schleswig-Holstein and Norderstedt. The entire cemetery is located within the "Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg", a city state and one of the 16 "Länder" that form the Federal Republic of Germany. Schleswig-Holstein is an adjacent "Land" to Hamburg's north in which also the city of Norderstedt is located.
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