Elden Ring: All Walking Mausoleum Locations

FromSoftware's Lands Between is home to an array of weird and wonderful creatures, but few are as awe-inspiring as the rock turtles known as the Walking Mausoleums. Here are the locations of each in the Elden Ring!

Praised for its diversity, Elden Ring offers players hours of exploration with something new to do at every turn. Since this is a FromSoftware title, you sometimes find something that looks great, but has no idea what to do next.

These days, most games give you an explanation of the game mechanics. Most will simplify your adventures in the name of "user experience," but Elden Ring does not.

When you stumble upon the game's massive Walking Mausoleum, it's clear that you have to climb above them to claim the reward inside.

Here we will tell you where all these bulky rock formations hang out. There are a total of seven spread across the expansive map of Elden Ring.

 

Elden Ring's Walking Mausoleum Locations

Despite the seven walking shrines, they never stray far from the places listed below. And because they're really big, you can spot them from a mile away.

If you can't find them, listen for the bell waving beneath them. It resonates with every step and can be heard on land.
Weeping Peninsula: West of Little Erdtree, between the Fourth Church of Marika and the Return Tower.

• Liurnia of the Lakes: northeast of Raya Lucaria Academy, near the Raya Lucaria Crystal Tunnel.
• Liurnia of the Lakes: Two Mausoleums wander between Vows Church and Little Erdtree, near the Mausoleum Compound Grace District. Only secret boss Memories can be reproduced.

• Giants' Mountain Top: Outside Sol Fortress, East of Ordina.
• Mount Giants Peak: northwest of Ordina.

• Deep Root Depths: Close to the Nameless Eternal City's Blessing Realm.

The first Walking Mausoleum in Liurnia is accessible with the help of Torrent