Elden Ring Remembrance guide: The location of every Walking Mausoleum

Elden Ring’s The Lands Between is filled with secrets, important landmarks, and locations that will allow the Tarnished to get much stronger as they progress through the game. One such important point on the map is the Walking Mausoleums, which allows the players to duplicate the boss Remembrances in their possession.

Remembrances are in-game items that players acquire after defeating one of the major in-game bosses, like Godrick, Maliketh, Malenia, etc. These items are useful to obtain the weapons and spells used by that particular boss, thereby allowing the Tarnished to replicate some of their movesets.

This guide will cover all available Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring, and where the Tarnished will be able to find them in The Lands Between.

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Finding all the Walking Mausoleums in Elden Ring

As every boss has two specific items that players can buy and one Remembrance can net them only one of them, being able to duplicate it allows the Tarnished to get their hands on both the boss weapons after cashing it in at the Finger Maiden.

Moreover, if the weapon is not to their liking, players can always crush the Remembrance to obtain extra Runes that can help their characters level up further. There are a total of seven Mausoleums in Elden Ring, and they can be found at the following locations in The Lands Between:

1) Weeping peninsula

Weeping Peninsula Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

Players come across the first Walking Mausoleum very early on in the game, and it can be found at the Weeping Peninsula. As players drop into Limgrave during the games' start, they can travel south by crossing a bridge to a new location. There, in the middle of the Weeping Peninsula, will be a big open field, where they will find the first Mausoleum.

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2) Liurnia of the Lakes

Liurnia of the Lakes Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

The next Mausoleum is in the Liurnia of the Lakes, and it can be found to the north of the waterbody right behind the crystal dragon layer. It’s very close to the Academy of Raya Lucaria, and it’s quite hard to miss if players keep making their way towards the north of the region.

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3) Bellum Highway

Bellum Highway Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

Two Mausoleums are located here in very close proximity. The Elden Ring Tarnished will need to head north of the Ruined Labyrinth, where they will find one of them walking on a small waterbody, with the second one present atop a hillside.

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4) Deeproot Depths

Deeproot Depths Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

The Deeproot Depths Mausoleum is present very deep in the area. Deeptroot Depths is one of the optional areas in The Lands Between, and players will be able to reach it only after they have defeated Radahn and made their way to Nokron, the Eternal City.

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5) Mountaintops of the Giants

Mountaintops of the Giants Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

The first Walking Mausoleum that players encounter in the Mountaintops of the Giants is near the main gate of Castle Sol. Castle Sol is another important legacy dungeon in the RPG; hence, the Mausoleum is something that will be very hard to miss there. Do note that in order to bring the Mausoleum down, you will need to hit its legs while dodging the lightning that occurs in the near vicinity.

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6) Haligtree

Haligtree Mausoleum (Image via FromSoftware)

The final Elden Ring Mausoleum can be found in the Consecrated Snowfield, which is located towards the west of Castle Sol. After making their way to the Apostate Derelict, the Elden Ring Tarnished need to make their way further up the river, where they will find it right in front of a Church of Marika. The Mausoleum shoots spell projectiles that inflict an incredible amount of damage, so players are advised to be careful while approaching it.

We recommend first heading straight to the church, and grabbing the Site of Grace so that you won't have to make your way across the entirety of the Consecrated Snowfield in case you do end up dying before taking down the Mausoleum.