Elden Ring’s Walking Mausoleums are an uncommon enemy type that let you duplicate Remembrances. A Remembrance is a rare item that can be traded for special boss weapons from the Finger Reader Enya at the Roundtable Hold. But out of the 2 weapon options for each Remembrance, you can only get 1 weapon from those options. So if you duplicate a Remembrance with the Mausoleum, you can grab both its weapons from Enya.
- There are a total of 7 Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring but with one distinctive location where players can find two in a single area.
- Players can find all these Mausoleums in the following locations:
- Weeping Peninsula: Near the Tombsward Ruins Site of Grace, located southwest of the biome.
- Bellum Highway: Close to the eastern edge of the cliff at the beginning of the highway.
- Frenzied Flame Village: Located east of the Bellum Highway in the southern region of Liurnia where you’ll find 2 Walking Mausoleums behind the village.
- Mountaintops of the Giants: Next to the Castle Sol Site of Grace in the northern region of the area.
- Consecrated Snowfield: Wandering outside the Apostate Derelict at the western edge of the Snowfield.
- Deeproot Depths: In the open area beyond the large branches.
- There are 2 types of Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring:
- Bell Mausoleums: These variants can duplicate any Remembrance.
- Non-Bell Mausoleums: These can only duplicate Non-Shardbearer Remembrances.
- The only Non-Bell Mausoleums in the game are the duo in the Frenzied Flame Village.
- Breaking the skull-shaped barnacles located either on their legs or on the building atop them will cause the Mausoleums to fall.
- Once they’re down, players can enter the aforementioned building and duplicate their Remembrances inside.
Walking Mausoleums Locations
Elden Ring’s Walking Mausoleums are a rare breed of monsters since you can only find 7 of them in the entire game. And since you can get up to 15 Remembrances in a single playthrough, you’ll have to decide which ones are worth duplicating. Fortunately, most of the Walking Mausoleums are in Elden Ring’s end-game locations, so once you get to them, you’ll have a clearer idea of which boss’ Remembrance Weapons suit you the most.
Weeping Peninsula
You’ll likely encounter your first Walking Mausoleum in the Weeping Peninsula located south of Limgrave. This massive behemoth is probably the easiest Mausoleum to take with its slow mobility and weak damage output overall.
- Once you’ve reached the Peninsula, you’ll have to make your way to the Tombsward Site of Grace located next to the Minor Erdtree in the southwestern region of the biome.

- From here, descend down the hill and make your way to the open field in front and you’ll see the giant Mausoleum slowly wandering the area.

Liurnia Of The Lakes
Fortunately, the next 3 Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring are located in a single biome, Liurnia, which is likely the second location you’ll visit after defeating Godrick the Grafted in Limgrave. It’s better to reserve the duplicating ability from these Mausoleums for later since you’ll have beaten more bosses and as a result, have more Remembrances and build variety by then.
Bellum Highway
- Starting from the Main Academy Gate Site of Grace outside Raya Lucaria at the center of Liurnia, make your way towards the glowing snowflake in front of the narrow bridge.

- Interacting with this snowflake will teleport you across the bridge all the way to the start of the Bellum Highway.

- Touch the East Raya Lucaria Gate Site of Grace and head east until you reach the cliff and see the first Walking Mausoleum wandering the Lake just beyond this point.

- Now, look to your left and you’ll see a few stone pedestals embedded next to the cliff’s edge.

- Use Torrent to jump onto the pedestals and close the distance as much as possible and wait roughly 3 minutes for the Mausoleum to walk towards you.
- Once it’s close enough, double-jump onto the behemoth with Torrent and break all the barnacles surrounding the building atop.
Frenzied Flame Village
The third and fourth Walking Mausoleums are directly next to each other at the Frenzied Flame Village, a small town situated east of the Bellum Highway in the southern region of Liurnia.
- Start from the East Raya Lucaria Gate Site of Grace at the Bellum Highway and head north towards the Bellum Church.

- Touch the Site of Grace at this landmark, get back onto the highway, and follow the road to the top of the hill past the enemy’s camp.
- Continue straight ahead and you’ll eventually reach the Frenzied Flame Village atop the cliff near the Minor Erdtree.

- Go around the village to its backside and you’ll find the first Walking Mausoleum right in front of you with the other one wandering behind it at the lower half of the cliff.

- Unlike the previous Mausoleums you’ve faced, these ones can randomly jump and often catch you off-guard.

- Therefore, you should always keep your mobility active and jump around with Torrent since their attacks can likely one-shot you at this stage of the game.
- During the encounter, you may have noticed that none of these 2 Mausoleums have their signature giant bell between their legs.
- This is because they can only duplicate the Remembrances of Non-Shardbearers.
- Fortunately, these two are the only non-bell Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring, so you won’t be as restricted in other locations once you’ve taken down the other behemoths.
Mountaintops Of The Giants
Once you’re through Liurnia, the next Walking Mausoleum will appear much later in the Mountaintops of the Giants. By this time, you’ll have likely faced off most Remembrance bosses like Morgott, Radahn, and the Regal Ancestor Spirit. And as such, you’ll have a better understanding of your build and consequently, the Remembrance weapon duo best for you.
- Starting from the Freezing Lake Site of Grace, head up the hill and stay close to the western cliffside.

- Moving along the path, avoid all the Skeletal mobs and the giant emerging skeletons and make your way down the hill until you’ve reached the bottom.

- Once you’re at the bottom, head north to reach Castle Sol, one of the major dungeons in this biome.
- You’ll find the fifth Walking Mausoleum outside the Castle along with the Castle Sol Site of Grace beside it.

Consecrated Snowfield
The sixth Mausoleum can be found in the Consecrated Snowfield located west of the Mountaintops. It’s better to reserve and visit this Mausoleum after you’ve beaten the game since this is the strongest Mausoleum by far. And apart from that, you’ll also have a lot more Remembrances to choose from.
- Starting from the Ordina Liturgical Town Site of Grace located in the Snowfield’s northern region, head west towards the edge of the map.

- Eventually, towards the far end of the snowfield, you’ll encounter the sixth Walking Mausoleum surrounded by a few lesser enemies.

- Before combat, remember to touch the Apostate Derelict Site of Grace just behind the creature to avoid the tedious runback.

Deeproot Depths
The last Walking Mausoleum is by far the hardest to find, since getting to him involves you’ll reaching the Deeproot Depths, one of the major underground cities in the game.
- Once you initially make it to the Depths, you’ll see a few large branches that, once you traverse, will lead to the Deeproot Depths Site of Grace beside the Finger Reader Crone.

- After that, take a right and follow the water body until you reach the Mausoleum past the debris along the way.

- Here, you’ll see a few branches to your left which you’ll need to follow to get on top of the Mausoleum.
- Once you’ve followed these branches and reached their peak, use Torrent to double jump onto the Walking Mausoleum.

Reaching The Deeproot Depths
As one of the most difficult areas to reach, getting to the Depths itself can be a chore since it requires beating several bosses and reaching certain areas beforehand.
- Your first objective is to kill General Radahn who can be found in Redmane Castle towards Caelid’s East.
- The only way to access his boss fight is by getting to the Altus Plateau beforehand, via either the Ruin-Strewn Precipe or the Grand Lift of Dectus.

- To reach Altus with the Grand Lift, you’ll need to get both halves of the Dectus Medallion.
- You can find the first half of the medallion in Limgrave’s Fort Haight with the other half in Fort Faroth of Dragonbarrow.
- Once you’ve got to the Altus Plateau, head to Redmane Castle and participate with other NPCs at the Resting Grounds.

- Now, you can fight Starscourge Radahn alongside these NPCs in his arena beyond the Castle.
- After defeating Radahn, teleport to the Fort Haight West Site of Grace and follow the nearby debris to the massive pit.

- Carefully follow the stone paths next to each other and descend down the pit to reach Nokron, The Eternal City.

- Continue following the straight path after reaching the city and you’ll come across the Mimic Tear boss fight.

- After defeating this boss, take the other exit out of the arena and follow the bridge until you reach the Ancestral Woods occupied by several Ancestral Followers.

- From here, head north along the road to the back of the Hallowhorn Grounds and do some platforming to make it past the cliff.

- Go through the tunnels ahead and you’ll reach see an open boss arena with waterfalls running around it.
- Here, you’ll need to defeat the Valiant Gargoyle Duo boss fight, after which you can take the coffin at the back of the arena and ascend up to the Deeproot Depths.

How To Kill A Walking Mausoleum?
Elden Ring’s Walking Mausoleums may seem intimidating at first, but they have a unique weakness. As you approach one, you’ll notice several groups of skull-shaped barnacles near each of its legs. If you attack and break a certain number of these barnacles from each leg, the creature will eventually fall. Once it’s down, you can climb onto it via Torrent and reach the building atop its back.

- Be careful of the beast’s attacks since it usually walks around and could heavily damage and likely kill you via trampling.
- As such, always run around with Torrent during these encounters and break the barnacles while on horseback.
- After you’ve knocked off most of the barnacles, run away from the Mausoleum once it begins falling to avoid getting buried beneath it.
Duplicating Remembrances After Killing The Mausoleum
- Once you’ve gotten to the building via the stone-embedded stairs atop the Mausoleums, you’ll reach the main gate that you can open and directly walk into.

- Upon entering, you’ll see a corpse lying on the stone coffin with its hands maintaining a gesture.
- Now, walk towards the corpse until you see the ‘Examine Remains’ prompt.

- Interacting with the prompt will open a menu and allow you to duplicate all of your current remembrances, even the ones you’ve already traded for items.

Final Remarks
That wraps up our guide on all the locations of Elden Ring’s Walking Mausoleum. As seen, these creatures are extremely rare but give a great challenge and reward. And since most Remembrance items are considered the best weapons in Elden Ring, there’s a ton of incentive for slaying these giant stone monsters. And if you want, you could even explore this Subreddit Post to dive deep into the obscure lore behind the Mausoleums.
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