Visitor address and access
Pedestrian gate 1 is mapped as a concrete entrance; a complete entrance list is not available here.
Use that access information as the starting point for Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery, 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
The Friedhof bus stop is directly beside the grounds. Other nearby stops are Montafonstraße and Heinrich-Heine-Straße. Choose the stop that serves the entrance you need and check the current timetable.
For a public-transport journey to Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery, compare the stop or station in that guidance with Hochstraße 41, 88045 Friedrichshafen and the intended entrance. This avoids planning only to the cemetery boundary when the destination lies elsewhere within the grounds.
Parking
Dedicated parking areas are mapped at the main cemetery. Two designated disabled parking spaces are at the side entrance on Hochstraße 41–43; a blue disabled parking permit is required.
The parking note for Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery should be read together with local signs on arrival. If a short or step-free route is essential, ask City of Friedrichshafen – green spaces and cemeteries division which entrance serves the destination and whether the required route is suitable.
Orientation after arrival
- Pedestrian gate 1
- Geschichte Ehrenfeld 19
- Verschleppte und Kriegsgefangene aus der Sowjetunion
- Grabfelder im Baumhain
- Heinrich-Heine-Straße
- Car park 3
These are 6 of the 29 named points available for Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery. 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.