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Gravestones in Poznań

Poznań's two great municipal necropolises — Miłostowo and Junikowo — rank among Poland's largest cemeteries and have been run since 2017 by the city unit Usługi Komunalne. They are complemented by active parish cemeteries and the historic Cemetery of Distinguished Wielkopolans on St Adalbert's Hill. We match a monument design to the specific plot and collect comparable quotes from vetted stonemasons working in and around Poznań.

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Prices

How much does a gravestone cost in Poznań?

The ranges below are the prices published in our catalog — the same across Poland until we have confirmed quotes from the local market. The final price depends on the stone, the size and access to the cemetery.

Market ranges, gross prices
Single gravestone, granitePrice on request
Double gravestone, granitePrice on request
Family tomb, granitePrice on request
Urn gravestonePrice on request

These are published market ranges, not a quote. The final price comes from stone masons, for your grave and your cemetery.

Cemeteries

Cemeteries in Poznań

The city's most significant cemeteries. We check each one's rules — permitted dimensions, foundation requirements, fees — before any quote.

Details being verified

We confirm the details of each cemetery by telephone with its administration. Until then, treat the information below as approximate — and we will check the rules and dimensions for your grave before any quote is made.

Parish cemetery

Cmentarz Górczyński

A parish necropolis from 1910 with a collective grave of Second World War victims and a monument to the Greater Poland insurgents rebuilt in 1968.

District:
Górczyn
Address:
ul. Piotra Ściegiennego
Managed by:
Parafia pw. Matki Boskiej Bolesnej w Poznaniu
Founded:
1910

Parish cemetery

Cmentarz Jeżycki

Founded in 1905, closed for burials in 1961 and reopened in 1995; it has since been run by the Christ the Good Shepherd parish.

District:
Ogrody
Address:
ul. Nowina 1
Managed by:
Parafia Chrystusa Dobrego Pasterza w Poznaniu
Founded:
1905

Municipal cemetery

Cmentarz Komunalny nr 1 Miłostowo

Poznań's largest necropolis by area, created in 1943, with Second World War military quarters and a Jewish section; a crematorium has operated here since 1993.

District:
Miłostowo
Address:
ul. Kępa 1
Managed by:
Usługi Komunalne (jednostka budżetowa Miasta Poznania)
Founded:
1943

Municipal cemetery

Cmentarz Komunalny nr 2 Junikowo

Opened in 1948 on the grounds of a former military training area; one of Poland's largest necropolises, with around 156,000 people buried here.

District:
Junikowo
Address:
ul. Grunwaldzka 305
Managed by:
Usługi Komunalne (jednostka budżetowa Miasta Poznania)
Founded:
1948

Parish cemetery

Cmentarz parafialny św. Jana Vianneya

Also known as the Sołacz Cemetery, it was created in 1937 to a design by Marian Spychalski.

District:
Podolany
Address:
ul. Szczawnicka / Lutycka
Managed by:
Parafia pw. św. Jana Vianneya w Poznaniu
Founded:
1937

Cemetery

Cmentarz Zasłużonych Wielkopolan

Poznań's oldest surviving necropolis, established in the early 19th century on St Adalbert's Hill; the resting place of distinguished citizens of Greater Poland.

District:
Stare Miasto
Address:
Wzgórze Świętego Wojciecha

How it works

From a brief to installation in Poznań

01

Describe the place and the person

In your own words or through the catalog. The cemetery's name is enough — we will sort out the rest.

02

We check the cemetery and collect quotes

The administration's rules are confirmed before any quote, and your brief goes to vetted stonemasons who work at the cemeteries in Poznań.

03

You compare and choose

Two or three comparable quotes with a written deadline. Installation is documented with photographs.

Common questions — Poznań

How much does a gravestone cost in Poznań?

You will find our catalog's ranges above on this page — they are published market prices, not a quote. The final price for a specific grave comes from the stonemasons, because it depends on the stone, the size and the cemetery's rules.

Do you work at every cemetery in Poznań?

Yes — the stonemasons we work with install at both municipal and parish cemeteries. The administration's consent and the specific cemetery's rules are handled as part of the commission.

I live abroad and the grave is in Poznań. Can this be done remotely?

Yes. The brief, the design, the quotes and the arrangements are all handled remotely, and the work and installation are documented with photographs. Many families order exactly this way.