World Heritage relationship
God's Acre is not an isolated cemetery. With Hutberg, the straight route and its allée, it forms a sector related to the historic settlement centre.
Address, hours and access
- Address
- 02747 Herrnhut, on Hutberg above Comeniusstraße; street address still to be verified.
- Access
- Opening hours and access rules are not stated on the operator pages, still to be verified. Information: Congregation office, Zinzendorfplatz 4, phone +49 35873 2405. Source: herrnhut.ebu.de
- Admission
- Not stated, still to be verified.
- Path
- About 455 m and six minutes' walk from the Church Hall (OpenStreetMap model), uphill; gradient, surface and resting points not field-checked.
- Conduct
- Religious burial ground: keep to the paths, keep quiet, take photographs sparingly.
- Image
- AI visual concept, not a photograph of the real God's Acre.
As of 6 September 2026. Addresses, opening hours and arrival details checked with the respective operator; please report changes via the imprint page.
What becomes visible
The story behind the place: why it is called God's Acre, why the stones lie flat and what happens at Easter dawn. Read the story →
Simple, flat grave slabs avoid monumental self-display. The order of the cemetery expresses a community in which equality also shaped burial culture. Biographical records and inscriptions additionally reflect mobility within the international Moravian network.
Plan respectfully
- The walking model from the Church Hall is about 455 m/6 minutes, but the route climbs towards Hutberg.
- Gradient by segment, surface, width, steps, resting points and an accessible alternative are not yet verified.
- Remain on paths and do not disturb worship or remembrance.
- Follow published photography rules and check current access with the operator.
- This demonstrator makes no blanket accessibility claim.