Imagine. A final resting place. A silent city for those who once walked Madrid’s streets. This is the Cementerio de Fuencarral.
It stands in the Fuencarral-El Pardo district. Specifically, it is in the newly created neighborhood of Montecarmelo. Once, this area was the village of Fuencarral. Now it’s part of Madrid.
The Cementerio de Fuencarral is more than a century old. It offers burial spaces under temporary concessions. These are not final sales but long-term rentals.
The Servicios Funerarios de Madrid manages the Cementerio de Fuencarral. They handle everything. This includes burials and exhumations. They also manage plot maintenance. Families can arrange all services through this one municipal office.
The office itself is not on site. All arrangements are handled at the Cementerio de la Almudena. Think of this as the main office for all Madrid’s cemeteries.
Accessibility is a key concern. The Cementerio de Fuencarral is mostly accessible. People with reduced mobility can navigate the main paths. Some of the narrower paths and areas between graves can be tricky.
You can visit every day. The Cementerio de Fuencarral is open from 10 AM to 5 PM. This allows plenty of time for respectful visits.
If you need assistance call. The phone numbers are 915 108 464 or 915 108 469. You can also email almudena@sfmadrid.es.
The Cementerio de Fuencarral is a place of peace. It is a place of remembrance. The Cementerio de Fuencarral offers a vital service to the community. It provides a dignified space for mourning and remembrance. It stands as a testament to lives lived.