The cost of storing an urn with ashes after cremation in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium.

The Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium was opened in 1974 on the territory of the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk cemetery in Moscow. The enterprise is managed by the State Budgetary Institution "Ritual", which delegates the right to provide cremation services to the city ritual service site.

Location: east of Moscow, next to the Moscow Ring Road.
The largest crematorium in Moscow, 70 cremations daily.
There are 10 farewell halls with different capacities.
There is a burial site: burial of unclaimed ashes, open and closed columbariums, crypts.
WGS coordinates: 55.741689 / 37.900127
The nearest metro station is Novokosino (2 km).
Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.

Address of the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium: Moscow region, Balashikha, Saltykovka microdistrict, st. Okolnaya, ow. 4.

The site of the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium:there is no official site.

Below is a diagram of the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium. It indicates the location of cremation buildings, funeral ceremonies (farewell halls) and burial sites.

How to get to the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium in Moscow:

Many are interested in how to get to the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium in Moscow. Below are the travel options to the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium.

Public transport:

Buses No. 760 and No. 941 from the Novokosino metro station, stop “2nd Moscow Crematorium”. Travel time is 30-45 minutes (depending on traffic jams).

Buses No. 760, No. 811 and No. 706 from the Novogireevo metro station, stop "2nd Moscow Crematorium". Travel time 40-55 minutes (depending on traffic jams).

How to get there by car:

Departure from Moscow along the Ryazanskoe highway to the Moscow Ring Road, left to north, exit to the right to Nosovikhinskoe highway. After 2.7 kilometers, turn right onto Nikolsko-Arkhangelsky passage, straight 2 km to the crematorium.

Departure from Moscow along the Volgogradskoe highway to the Moscow Ring Road, left to north, exit to the right to Nosovikhinskoe highway. After 2.7 kilometers, turn right onto Nikolsko-Arkhangelsky passage, straight 2 km to the crematorium.

Departure from Moscow along Prospekt Mira, Yaroslavskoe shosse, to the Moscow Ring Road, left to north, exit to the right to Nosovikhinskoe shosse. After 2.7 kilometers, turn right onto Nikolsko-Arkhangelsky passage, straight 2 km to the crematorium.

Crematorium on the map

Handing over the ashes in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium:

Documents for receiving an urn with ashes:

stamped death certificate;
passport of the customer of the service or (acting on behalf of the customer of the cremation service);
certificate of cremation in 2 copies from the crematorium with the stamp of the cemetery / columbarium on the design of the future burial.
If the urn is transported to another city / settlement, an application for receiving the ashes is written, indicating the place of future burial.

Terms of handing over the ashes in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium:

urgent order: delivery of ashes on the day of cremation;
standard ordering time: handing over the ashes 3 days after cremation;
the urn with the ashes is kept in the crematorium free of charge for 40 days from the day of cremation.

The cost of storing an urn with ashes after cremation in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium

In 2018, the cost of storing an urn with ashes after cremation in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium is:

from day 41 - 50 rubles / day

In the commercial Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium:

up to 40 days inclusive - free
from day 41 - 20 rubles / day
After a year, unclaimed ashes are buried in the common grave of unclaimed ashes

Prices are for January 2019.

Help site in organizing cremation in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium

The city specialized funeral service will help organize cremation at the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium at official rates at a time convenient for you. For advice and service, please call the round-the-clock information service

Get to the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium

Metro "Novokosino" bus # 760 and # 706 stop "2 Moscow crematorium".

An event that certainly takes place in the fate of every living person - death - imposes a number of obligations on the loved ones of the deceased. And first of all, this is the duty to take care of the ashes of the deceased, to give him the due honors. How to dispose of the body of the deceased? Buried in the traditional way or cremated? This question has been especially pressing recently in Moscow, a metropolis where the land for a grave in a cemetery is becoming a luxury item.

Cremation is one of the oldest methods of burying the dead, it has become relevant again today in Russia. Evidence of this is one of the largest crematoria in the world, Nikolo-Arkhangelsky (2nd Moskovsky), which is located in the Balashikha district in the immediate vicinity of the city limits of Moscow, near Novokosino. It has six funeral rooms for the farewell ceremony.

You should not think that cremation is in any way contrary to religious principles or the rules of good form. There are no direct prohibitions on this form of burial in any of the concessions officially recognized in our country. Many progressive-minded people before death, wishing to facilitate the funeral procedure, choose this option for themselves.

The ashes of the deceased can be disposed of both according to his last will, and according to personal circumstances - to be buried on the territory of the crematorium itself in a specially designated place for this, in the ground or in an open columbarium, or delivered to another resting place. The urn with the ashes in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium can be collected within a year, after this period the ashes are buried without the sanction of relatives.

For those who intend to preserve the memory of the departed in their souls, it is more important to furnish everything with due respect for a loved one, and not according to established rituals. In addition, if there is a need to transport the ashes to another place for burial (perhaps even to another city), then this is much easier to do with an urn.

There is no need to fear that cremation will not fully comply with ethical conduct. All operations in the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk crematorium are carried out in the strictest compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards, as well as the norms of behavior in a civilized society.