Gravestones locally
Gravestones in Wrocław
Wrocław's six municipal cemeteries — from the historic Osobowice Cemetery of 1867 to the Psie Pole cemetery opened in 1996 — are run by the city's Municipal Cemeteries Board. Alongside them operate parish necropolises and the New Jewish Cemetery on Lotnicza Street. We match a monument design to the specific plot and collect comparable quotes from vetted stonemasons working in and around Wrocław.
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Prices
How much does a gravestone cost in Wrocław?
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.
| Single gravestone, granite | Price on request |
|---|---|
| Double gravestone, granite | Price on request |
| Family tomb, granite | Price on request |
| Urn gravestone | Price 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 Wrocław
The city's most significant cemeteries. We check each one's rules — permitted dimensions, foundation requirements, fees — before any quote.
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Parish cemetery
Cmentarz Ducha Świętego
Opened in 1918 as St Henry's Cemetery to a design by Wrocław architect Theo Effenberger; it has belonged to the Holy Spirit parish since 1978.
- District:
- Wojszyce
- Address:
- ul. Bardzka 80
- Managed by:
- Parafia Ducha Świętego we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1918
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Grabiszyński
Wrocław's second-largest municipal cemetery, founded in 1881, with a park-like character, old trees and around 60,000 graves.
- District:
- Grabiszyn
- Address:
- ul. Grabiszyńska 333
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1881
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Komunalny Jerzmanowo
A municipal cemetery since 1998; it previously served the Catholic parish in Jerzmanowo and has kept its park-like character with abundant greenery.
- District:
- Jerzmanowo
- Address:
- ul. Jerzmanowska 53
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1998
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Komunalny Leśnica
Founded in 1883 as an evangelical cemetery; historic early-20th-century monuments survive here, including ones in Egyptian and neo-baroque styles.
- District:
- Leśnica
- Address:
- ul. Trzmielowicka 2
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1883
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Komunalny Pawłowice
An intimate necropolis from 1960 with a park-like character, whose grounds include an archaeological site from the first centuries of our era.
- District:
- Pawłowice
- Address:
- ul. Złocieniowa 29
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1960
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Komunalny Psie Pole
The first municipal cemetery built in Wrocław after the Second World War, opened in 1996 and extended in 2012.
- District:
- Psie Pole
- Address:
- ul. Kiełczowska 90
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1996
Municipal cemetery
Cmentarz Osobowicki
Wrocław's largest necropolis, established in 1867, with a 1921 chapel designed by Max Berg, the architect of the Centennial Hall.
- District:
- Osobowice
- Address:
- ul. Osobowicka 59
- Managed by:
- Zarząd Cmentarzy Komunalnych we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1867
Parish cemetery
Cmentarz św. Wawrzyńca
The cathedral cemetery, established in 1866 when burial space at the cathedral parish's former cemetery ran out.
- District:
- Plac Grunwaldzki
- Address:
- ul. Odona Bujwida 51
- Managed by:
- Parafia Katedralna św. Jana Chrzciciela we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1866
Parish cemetery
Cmentarz Świętej Rodziny
Established in 1928 as a necropolis of evangelical parishes to a design by landscape architect Paul Hatt; after 1945 it was taken over by the Catholic Holy Family parish.
- District:
- Sępolno
- Address:
- ul. Smętna
- Managed by:
- Parafia Rzymskokatolicka pw. Świętej Rodziny we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1928
Cemetery
Nowy Cmentarz Żydowski
Consecrated in 1902 and entered in the register of monuments in 1983; it remains the active cemetery of the Jewish Community of Wrocław.
- District:
- Kozanów
- Address:
- ul. Lotnicza 51
- Managed by:
- Gmina Wyznaniowa Żydowska we Wrocławiu
- Founded:
- 1902
How it works
From a brief to installation in Wrocław
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 Wrocław.
03
You compare and choose
Two or three comparable quotes with a written deadline. Installation is documented with photographs.
Common questions — Wrocław
How much does a gravestone cost in Wrocław?
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 Wrocław?
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 Wrocław. 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.
Catalog of models
Forms, stones, dimensions and published price ranges — for every model.