This cemetery is in Panorama agricultural holdings and now falls under Westpark. Panorama Cemetery still has ample space. There are no distinct religious sections. The cemetery will dig the grave, as well as cover it up after the burial. The cemetery has prepared graves, which may be used by people who need to arrange burials on the same day. A grave opening must be arranged 48 hours before the burial when it involves opening an existing grave. If people are not able to give this much notice, 24 hours will do. Maintenance programme is every 28 days.

Weltevreden Park Cemetery is closed to new graves. Visiting hours: 8am to 4pm daily Maintenance programme is every 60 days.

This cemetery has been closed for new graves, except for some reserved graves. Hours: 8am to 4pm daily. Maintenance programme is every 28 days.

The cemetery no longer offers new graves, except for some reserved ones. Hours: Burials are 8am to 4pm daily. Visiting hours are from 8am to 6pm daily.

The cemetery no longer offers new graves. Visiting hours: Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm. Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 4pm Maintenance programme is every 60 days.

The cemetery is laid out in neat straight roads with designated religious sections, including Dutch Reformed, Church of England, Roman Catholic, Hindu, Muslim and Jewish. The Jewish and Muslim sections each have their own entrances and, in the corner of the cemetery, is a crematorium established in 1932. This is the burial place of award-winning musician Enoch Sontonga, the composer of Nkosi SikeleliAfrica. Against the fence Bremfontein lies a section of Pauper's graves, which are unmarked. These were recently discovered to be those of the miners from the 1922 Miner's Strike. Not far from here are the graves of the once-infamous Foster Gang, who gripped the public's imagination with a wild chase and shoot-out with the police in 1914.