Udo Jürgens' Grave
Who was Udo Jürgens?
Udo Jürgens (1934-2014) was one of Austria’s most successful and influential singer-songwriters. Over a career spanning more than five decades, he composed and performed hundreds of songs, including international hits such as “Merci, Chérie”, which won the Eurovision Song Contest for Austria in 1966. His music, known for its memorable melodies and thoughtful lyrics, resonated with audiences across generations and far beyond the German-speaking world. As a composer, pianist and entertainer, Udo Jürgens shaped European popular music like few others. Following his death in 2014, he was laid to rest in an honorary grave at Vienna Central Cemetery, where admirers continue to pay tribute to his remarkable artistic legacy.
How to find Udo Jürgens' Grave
Enter Vienna Central Cemetery through Gate 2 (Tor 2) and follow the main avenue towards the cemetery church. Udo Jürgens’ honorary grave is located in Group 33G, one of the cemetery’s honorary grave sections, close to the central memorial area dedicated to notable personalities of Austrian cultural life.
Want to learn more?
Explore Udo Jürgens' story and other notable graves with the Vienna Central Cemetery smartphone audio guide. Simply scan a QR code and start the browser-based tour instantly — no app download required.
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Highlights
- Audio stories about famous personalities such as Beethoven, Falco and Hedy Lamarr
- Interactive map with navigation across the cemetery
- Flexible self-guided themed tours
- AI-powered search and information feature
- Available in 20 languages
- €8.40 access valid for 24 hours
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Frequently Asked Questions - Smartphone Audio Guide
Where can I purchase the Smartphone Guide?
The Smartphone Audio Guide can be purchased online via this link. It is also available on-site at Vienna Central Cemetery via QR codes displayed on posters and at the cemetery shop near Gate 2.
Do I need to install an app?
No, the guide works directly in your browser — no app installation required.
How long is the guide valid?
The guide is valid for a single use. Once activated, it remains available for 24 hours.
Do I need an internet connection?
Yes, an internet connection is required to use the guide.
Do I need to enable location services?
Yes, please enable location access so the guide can recognize your position and provide the correct content.
Which languages is the guide available in?
The guide is available in English, German, Italian, French, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Greek, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.