Funeral costs in Moers are approximately four to five times higher than in Berlin.
Moers and the High Cost of Burials in Germany
The costs for graves and burials across Germany vary wildly, with some locations charging several times more than others. Moers stands out as one of the priciest cities for a send-off, according to an analysis by Bestattungskultur Aeternitas.
For instance, Moers charges 4,294 euros for a coffin burial in a row grave with 25 years of rest—nearly five times the cost in Berlin, which comes in at 887 euros for the same duration. The typical cost across all major cities in Germany is 2,389 euros, as per the analysis.
If you opt for a burial in a chosen grave, Mainz takes the lead as the costliest city at 4,759 euros for 30 years, while Berlin remains the most budget-friendly at 964 euros for 20 years. The average is a hefty 3,040 euros for a selected grave, making this option the most expensive across the board.
Cost Comparisons
Urn graves, however, offer a less expensive alternative, though cost differences still exist. According to Aeternitas, the price range for an anonymous urn grave stretches from 2,413 euros in Krefeld for 30 years of rest to 390 euros in Ingolstadt for 10 years. Even with the same period of rest, there's considerable variation: Bonn charges 1,967 euros for 15 years, while Göttingen only sets you back 544 euros. The average fee for an urn grave is 1,207 euros.
For a burial in an urn chosen grave, the costs sit at 3,420 euros for 25 years in Aachen and 450 euros for 10 years in Fürth. Despite the same duration, the differences remain substantial: 2,883 euros for 20 years in Reutlingen, compared to 795 euros in Rostock. The average comes to 1,868 euros.
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In the realm of finance and business, Moers, as detailed in a study by Bestattungskultur Aeternitas, is recognized as one of the most expensive cities for burial services, particularly for coffin burials in a row grave, with costs reaching €4,294 for 25 years. On the other hand, for those considering urn graves, significant cost variations exist, with Moers offering an anonymous urn grave for €2,413 for 30 years of rest.
