“Why so quiet?” someone whispers near you as you approach the Trier S\u00fcd-Friedhof. This place is a final resting spot. It is located in Feyen/Weismark beyond the Aulbach. You can reach it via An der H\u00e4renwies street.
The Trier S\u00fcd-Friedhof is a place of respect and remembrance. It offers a tranquil space for reflection. Many visitors have voiced concerns. They mention increasing traffic. They are bothered by noise and exhaust fumes.
Traffic is restricted to reduce disturbances. Access is granted to businesses. It is also granted to visitors with severe disabilities. These visitors can get a chip card. They can get it for the barrier system. They need to present a disability ID. The ID must have the “g” or “aG” symbol. The fee for this card is 20 euros. Existing entry permits are no longer valid. Old keys are unusable. Contact the cemetery administration if you have questions.
The opening hours are continuous from Monday to Sunday. The Trier S\u00fcd-Friedhof provides a serene environment. It helps people remember loved ones. The administration office is available for inquiries. Kathrin Theis is your contact person. Call her at 0651-718-3840. Josef Lehnen is the cemetery foreman. He can be reached at 0651-718-3931.
Imagine the stories held within these grounds. Each stone marks a life. Each life has a story. The Trier S\u00fcd-Friedhof is more than a burial ground. It is a testament to lives lived. It is a place to remember. Take a moment to reflect. Think about the people resting here. Consider their impact on Trier.