Hietzing Cemetery, at Maxingstraße 15 in Vienna’s 13th district, is a quiet place to pay respects and see the graves of artist Gustav Klimt and architect Otto Wagner. Klimt’s modest grave is in group 5, marked by two small trees; Wagner’s family tomb is a larger structure with columns near Tor 3. The cemetery’s peaceful setting suits a reflective visit, though its size can make particular graves difficult to find. Enter at Tor 3 and use a map to help with navigation.
Finding Klimt and Wagner’s graves
Tor 3 is a useful entrance for reaching the graves of both artists. Klimt’s grave is in group 5 and can be easy to pass because its design is simple. Two small trees help identify it.
Otto Wagner’s family tomb is a larger structure with columns. From Tor 3, walk straight ahead, go upstairs and turn right. A map can also help you locate specific graves across the cemetery grounds.
FAQ
Where is Gustav Klimt buried?
His grave is in group 5 at Hietzing Cemetery. Look for two small trees beside its understated marker.
How do I find Otto Wagner’s tomb?
Enter through Tor 3, walk straight ahead, go upstairs and turn right. His family tomb has columns.
Is Hietzing Cemetery wheelchair accessible?
The cemetery has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking.
