List of cultural monuments in Bad Dürkheim

The list of cultural monuments in Bad Dürkheim includes all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Bad Dürkheim including the districts of Grethen , Hardenburg , Leistadt , Seebach and Ungstein (with Pfeffingen ). No cultural monuments have been designated for the Hausen district . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of September 26, 2017).

Bad Dürkheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone cemetery	Friedhofstrasse location	1572	southern walled area of ​​the cemetery laid out in 1572 and expanded several times; St. Salvator cemetery chapel, neo-baroque hall, 1948–52, Funk architect, Bad Dürkheim; Mortuary, one-story hipped roof building with corner projections, 1838/39, architect August von Voit ; three baroque tombstones on the exterior; two baroque tombs in front of the 19th century cemetery hall; War memorial 1870/71, boulder; War memorial 1939/45, concrete, 1960, architect Franz Lind , Freinsheim; Tombs: Engel-Hoffmann family, electroplating; Fitz family, sandstone; AM Schott († 1910), signed CM Geiling 1908; Carl Henel family, cast iron, last quarter of the 19th century; Ch. Kienlin († 1871), marble; F. Becker († 1836), sandstone; Esswein family, 1920s; Baroque tombstones on and in the cemetery wall; Parts of the cemetery wall (1572, 1833)
Monument zone of the founding core	Eichstrasse, Kirchgasse, Römerstrasse, Römerplatz, Rote-Kreuz-Strasse, Schulgasse, Weinstrasse north location		Medieval founding core around Römerplatz and the church, which was notarized in the 10th century, with medieval routing, fine structure has been preserved since the early 19th century, building fabric from the 18th and early 19th centuries	Image wanted
Kurbrunnenstraße monument zone	Kurbrunnenstraße 20, 22/24, 23, 26 location	around 1900	villa-like residential buildings dating from the late founding period, around 1900
Monument zone extension of the spa park	Schlossgartenstrasse 2, Salinenstrasse 7 location	1930s	Kurpark extension laid out in the 1930s with geometrical routing and planting, fountain hall, 1933/34, architect Joseph Müller , Neustadt an der Weinstrasse , and grape spa facility
Schlossgartenstrasse monument zone	Schlossgartenstrasse, next to No. 12 location	1897	Garden, symmetrical paths, 1897, bronze group of figures (1900?), Monumental grotto, around 1910, various spoils	Image wanted
Black district monument zone	Weinstrasse Nord 21, 25–37 (odd numbers), 34 and 38–46 (even numbers), Mühlgasse 1, 3 and 2–14 (even numbers), Gerberstrasse 1 Lage		Part of the former paradise suburb mentioned for the first time in 1562; One and two-storey residential houses and small courtyards, 18th and 19th centuries, as well as a cellar mill and three-storey late classicist row building	Image wanted
Monument zone western suburb	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 1–33, 35, Friedhofstrasse 1–4, Eichstrasse 22 Location		Developed in the Middle Ages to the west of the suburb along the connecting road to today's western parts of the city, originally a rural settlement area, predominantly two-storey perimeter block development, 18th and 19th centuries	Image wanted
Monument zone Forsthaus Jägerthal	west of the city on the B 37 location	18th and 19th centuries	Courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries, on the site of a Liningian "castle"; overall structure: in the core baroque single-storey building with a crooked hip, around 1825; Residential building southeast of it; former guard house at the entrance to the courtyard, small circular dome, around 1770; fountain in the front yard; two-part economy; Garden wall

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications		before 1360	Tower-occupied city wall with a ditch in front of it mentioned for the first time in 1360, comprehensible by means of street layouts and sparse remains of wall and towers: tower remains Mannheimer Str. 12, Weinstrasse Nord 28, wall remnants Marktgasse 1, Marktgasse 7 and the Vigilienturm serving as an outpost (Sonnwendstrasse)
city ​​wall	Burgstrasse, in No. 16 position	14th Century	Part of the city fortifications from the 14th century preserved in a rear wall	Image wanted
Residential building	Eichstrasse 7 location	1769	late baroque plastered building, marked 1769, heightened in 1835
Courtyard	Eichstrasse 10 location	late 18th century	Small farm, late 18th century; Single-storey late baroque house, some of the outbuildings were changed in the 19th century
Barrel oak	Eichstrasse 12 location	1838	former barrel oak; late classical plastered building, 1838
Residential building	Eichstrasse 14 location	1816	Residential building of a former tannery, large-volume neighboring baroque half-hip roof building, marked 1816
Residential building	Eichstrasse 16 location	1717	House of a former farm, baroque half-timbered house, marked 1717, stone renovations from the early 18th century
Graf's house	Eichstrasse 22 location	after 1802	also Old Museum ; Northern residential building: fourteen-axis classicist solid construction with mezzanine, after 1802; Southern residential building: around 1815, extension and heightening in 1876
Courtyard	Gerberstrasse 13 location	1812	former winery, single-storey plastered building, 1812, rococo portal probably around 1770
tannery	Gerberstrasse 16 location	18th and 19th centuries	former tannery; elongated, kinked system, 18th and 19th centuries; Plastered building with a pitched gable roof, 1830s, connecting wing and single-storey gabled house, 18th century	more pictures
Courtyard	Hinterbergstrasse 20 location	18th century	Three-sided courtyard; Baroque dwelling house, partly decorative framework, 18th century, barn, former stable, gate pillar (Spolie) marked 1770, 19th century economy
Dürkheim house	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 1 location	1835/36	Formerly the house restaurant of the “Vier Jahreszeiten” wine cooperative ; Large-volume two-wing building, 1835/36, balcony around 1870, rear wing renewed in 1864 and 1875	more pictures
Pfälzer Hof restaurant	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 2 location	around 1830	Plastered building over barrel vaulted cellar and hall with hipped roof, around 1830, remodeling of the courtyard-side facade of the hall around 1870
Courtyard	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 3 location	Late 18th century	late baroque courtyard; single-storey plastered building with doorway and quarry stone barn, end of the 18th century, rear side wing renewed around 1900 over older remains, staircase around 1900; Characteristic of the street with No. 5	Image wanted
Courtyard	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 5 location	second half of the 18th century	baroque winery, second half of the 18th century; Plastered building with gate drive, rear vaulted hall, around 1800; Characteristic of the street with No. 3
Residential building	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 8 location	1798	late baroque plastered building with gate drive, marked 1798	Image wanted
Courtyard	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 16 location	18th century	late baroque winegrower's farm, 18th century; Plastered building, probably from the middle of the 18th century, one-storey mansard hipped roof extension, late 18th century; Outbuilding 18th century, additional storey 19th century, wooden pavilion with pagoda roof in the garden, 1900	Image wanted
Door run	Kaiserslauterer Strasse, at No. 17 location	18th century	late baroque gate drive, 18th century	Image wanted
Hof zum Rossäuscher	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 30 location	16th and 18th centuries	former vintner's farm, formerly Zum Roßtäuscher; Two residential houses, 16th and 18th centuries: half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, stair tower, partly half-timbered, marked 1591, basement exit marked 1559, second house, plastered building marked 1718, gate around 1600	Image wanted
Basement exit and gate drive	Kaiserslauterer Strasse, at No. 32 location	1611	Basement exit, marked 1611, gate drive probably at the same time	Image wanted
Bart brothers winery	Kaiserslauterer Straße 42 location	around 1910	three-sided courtyard-like complex, around 1910; Baroque-style residential building, one-storey outbuilding, two-storey side wing, courtyard wall with gate	Image wanted
Zumstein winery	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 45 location	around 1787	three late baroque buildings, around 1787, changes in the 19th and 20th centuries; Lesson table ( picture ), around 1840; sophisticated residential building, two-and-a-half-storey late classicist hipped roof building, marked 1863 and 1865, 1858/59, architect Theodor Brofft , Frankfurt; defining the townscape	more pictures
Napoleon's Bank	Karl -räder-Allee, in front of No. 22c location	18th or 19th century	Rest bench for placing loads carried on the head, 18th or 19th century, two crossbeams over three pillars
Residential building	Kirchgasse 9 location	around 1820	large-volume neighbourhood with a crooked hip roof, around 1820; defining the plaza	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Kirchgasse, at No. 13 location	14th Century	Parts of the city fortifications in the rear wall of the house	Image wanted
Protestant deanery and parish hall	Kirchgasse 14 location	1606	Plastered building, in the core from 1606, basement conversion and upper floor probably from the early 18th century, extension 1932 ff.	Image wanted
Protestant castle church	Kirchgasse 16 location	12th Century	Tower basement from the 12th century, upper floors and three-aisled transept-free sandstone pseudo-basilica from around 1300, neo-Gothic tower tower 1865/66; defining the townscape; Burial chapel of the Counts of Leiningen, soon after 1500, tombs from the 16th to 18th centuries; on the exterior of the abbot's grave, in the wall of the former churchyard six grave slabs, 14th to 16th century	more pictures
Residential building	Kurbrunnenstraße 19 location	1875	two and a half storey Wilhelminian style building with a mansard gable roof, 1875; defining the square with no. 21a and 21b
villa	Kurbrunnenstraße 20 location	1899	Villa, 1899, rich ornamental framework in the attic, with equipment
Residential building	Kurbrunnenstraße 21a location	1851	Plastered building, 1851, increase probably around 1872
House of Youth	Kurbrunnenstraße 21b location	1877	two and a half storey plastered building, 1877; Extension with a lively roof landscape, 1906; Marking the square with nos. 19 and 21a
Residential and commercial building	Kurgartenstrasse 5 location	1866	Residential and commercial building; narrow, three-storey plastered building, 1866; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Door run	Kurgartenstrasse, at No. 7 location	1599	late Gothic gate drive, marked 1599, in a late Baroque house that has been changed several times	Image wanted
Residential building	Kurgartenstrasse 10 location	1849	sandstone-integrated row building, 1849	Image wanted
Catholic parish church of St. Ludwig	Kurgartenstrasse 15 location	1828/29	sophisticated classical hipped roof building with portico, 1828/29, architect Johann Bernhard Spatz , Speyer	more pictures
Villa Denis	Kurgartenstrasse 18 location	1868	large-volume late Classicist building with hipped roof, 1868, architect possibly Paul Camille von Denis ; defining the streetscape
Castle Church	Leininger Strasse 19 location	1756	former Protestant parish church; Baroque tower, marked 1756 and 1758, raised in 1840, hood 1956, north gable 1877, two-storey restoration of the hall after war destruction 1953–56, architects Hans and Ernst Buch, Bad Dürkheim, and Hans Georg Fiebiger , Kaiserslautern; belonging: former rectory, today parish hall, plastered building with crooked hip, 1756	more pictures
Kreissparkasse	Mannheimer Strasse 12 location	1937	former building of the Kreissparkasse Bad Dürkheim ; Three-wing complex, high-pitched hipped roof buildings, 1937, architect Joseph Müller, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; defining the plaza
City wall tower	Mannheimer Strasse, behind No. 12 Lage	Mid 14th century	Round quarry stone ground floor of a city wall tower, mid-14th century, half-timbered upper floor, 18th century
Station building	Mannheimer Strasse 14 location	1872/73	three-wing, late classical sandstone building on an H-shaped floor plan, 1872/73; defining the plaza	more pictures
War memorial 1870/71	Mannheimer Strasse, in front of No. 14 location	1911	Monumental war memorial on the Bahnhofsplatz 1870/71, 1911, architect Oswald Bieber , Munich
Residential building	Mannheimer Strasse 22 location	1832/33	Large villa-like house, built in 1832/33 over baroque remains (18th century), extension with a sandstone-integrated hipped roof building in 1898
Car hall of the Rhein-Haardt-Bahn	Mannheimer Strasse 53 location	1913	Car hall of the Rhein-Haardtbahn with the adjoining residence of the station master; overall structure , Heimatstil, 1913, architect Philipp Andresson ; Large-volume hall with a half-hip roof, technical equipment, sandstone-clad wing with pent roof, three-story house with a lively roof landscape
Castle tower	Marktgasse, at No. 1 location	early 13th century	rounded wall of a tower of the castle fortifications, probably from the early 13th century	Image wanted
Castle tower	Marktgasse, at No. 7 location	early 13th century	in the cellar of an outbuilding, cellar walls of a tower of the castle fortifications, probably from the early 13th century	Image wanted
Building of the Catholic Parish Association	Pfarrgässchen 2 location	1926/27	Building of the Catholic Parish Association; four-story historicizing hipped roof building, 1926/27
Napoleon's Bank	Portugieserstraße, at No. 3 location	18th or 19th century	Napoleon's Bank; Rest bench for placing loads carried on the head, 18th or 19th century, sandstone pillars
Residential and commercial building	Römerplatz 1 location	late 18th century	late baroque residential and commercial building with a mansard gable roof, late 18th century, probably over older remains, marked 1739	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Römerplatz 2 location	1845	large-volume corner residential and commercial building, 1845 over older remains; two-and-a-half-storey plastered building, shop fitting around 1880/90 and around 1925; defining the plaza	more pictures
Residential building	Römerplatz 8 location	1787	late baroque house, marked 1787; defining the plaza	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Römerplatz 14 location	Late 18th century	late baroque residential and commercial building with a mansard gable roof, essentially from the end of the 18th century, shop installation around 1860; defining the street and townscape
Residential and commercial building	Römerstrasse 6/8 location	second half of the 16th century	Residential and commercial building with stair tower, the core from the second half of the 16th century, above probably medieval cellars (middle of the 13th century?), Gate drive from the early 17th century
basement, cellar	Römerstraße, under No. 10 location		Part of a medieval cellar (see Römerstraße 6/8)	Image wanted
House of Catoir	Römerstrasse 20 location	1781	formerly Leiningen-Falkenburger Hof; late baroque plastered building with gate drive, marked 1781 and 1854 (renovation); defining the streetscape
Leiningisches schoolhouse	Römerstrasse 23 location	1751	former Leiningisches schoolhouse; Baroque plastered building, marked 1751, rich late classicist extension in 1876
Residential and commercial building	Römerstrasse 30 location	1902	Corner residential and commercial building, neo-Gothic mansard hipped roof, marked 1902, pavilion in the courtyard; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Front yard fence	Schlossgartenstrasse, at No. 10/12 location	1903	Front garden fence, wrought iron, Art Nouveau, 1903
Residential and commercial building	Schlosskirchenpassage 2 location	1787	Two-and-a-half-storey sandstone-integrated residential and commercial building, gate drive marked 1787, renovation and expansion in 1866
Kurhaus of the city and casino	Schlossplatz 1 location	1822-26	sophisticated classical plastered building, 1822–26, architect probably Johann Bernhard Spatz , Speyer; shape of the place; Sandstone ashlar wall with baroque inscription plaque, 1739–41; baroque pavilion with bell roof, 1741 (both remains of Dürkheim Castle, which was previously here ); English Garden (Kurgarten), 1845/46, architect, garden director Metzger, extension 1950, architect Max Fischer , Ludwigshafen; Ostertag Memorial, 1909/10, architects Düll and Pezold , Munich	more pictures
Volksbank	Schlossplatz 3a location	1906/07	Volksbank administration building; large-volume three-storey neo-renaissance building with a moving roof landscape, 1906/07, architect Philipp Andressohn	more pictures
Pestalozzi School	Schulgasse 7 location	1876/77	three-storey late classicist hipped roof building, marked 1876/77, architect Theodor Brofft, Frankfurt
District Court	Seebacher Strasse 2 location	1901	New baroque three-wing complex, sandstone block construction with hipped roof, 1901
Residential building	Seebacher Straße 13 location	1900	one-and-a-half-storey row house dating from the late founding period, 1900; pavilion
Vigilio Temple	Sonnwendstrasse, behind No. 17a Lage	1842	Vineyard cottages; temple-like classical plastered building, 1842; erected on the stump of the vigilio tower of the city fortifications
Courtyard	Weinstrasse Nord 1 location	second half of the 18th century	in the core late baroque hook courtyard, second half of the 18th century, extension to the four-sided courtyard and facade renovation in 1850; three-storey residential building, three-storey side wing, partly two-storey cellars, 18th and 19th centuries; defining the townscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse Nord 5 location	1764	Former winery, three-storey plastered building in the late Baroque style, gate drive marked 1764, heightening and hipped gable roof in 1871	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse North 7 location	1810	former winery, late baroque corner house with crooked hip, marked 1810, above the high cellar, probably from the 18th century, back door of an adjoining building, late 18th century; Lesson table ( picture ), around 1840	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Weinstrasse Nord 9 location	1810	three-storey baroque row residential and commercial building, 1810, shop fitting around 1850/60	more pictures
Door run	Weinstrasse Nord, at No. 19 location	1795	former gate drive, sandstone, marked 1795	more pictures
Mill and house	Weinstrasse Nord 21 location	1731	Former mill and house, late baroque half-hipped roof over vaulted cellars, marked 1731
City wall tower	Weinstraße Nord, at No. 28 location	around 1360	round quarry stone building, around 1360
Residential and commercial building	Weinstrasse North 33 location	second half of the 18th century	Three-storey row residential and commercial building, partly in the core from the second half of the 18th century, extension around 1850
Residential houses	Weinstrasse North 46 location	1787	two late baroque single-storey houses, marked 1787, combined in 1878
Fitz-Ritter winery	Weinstrasse Nord 51 location	1785	L-shaped house with half-hipped roof, gate drive marked 1785; Guard house, probably around 1780, sandstone gate, marked 1786
Spoilage	Weinstrasse Süd, at No. 1 location	1748/49	Spolie of the synagogue built in 1748/49 , Hebrew inscription tape, inscribed (5) 509
Courtyard	Weinstrasse Süd 22 location	1841	Winzerhof, classicist hipped roof building on a U-shaped floor plan, 1841, possibly increased around 1860; the core of a late Baroque outbuilding, remodeled in 1841; Cellars under the garden, 1881
Residential building	Weinstrasse Süd 30 location	1836	Classicist house of a winegrower's farm, 1836, heightened and extended in 1857; multi-part cellar, 19th century; Pavilion with a tent roof, late 18th century
Residential building	Weinstrasse Süd 62 location	around 1908	single-storey villa-like house with mansard roof, around 1908; defining the townscape
Weilach ruins	north of the city at the foot of the Peterskopf location	1381	Quarry stone wall remains of a former manorial court, first mentioned in 1381	more pictures
Napoleon Bank	north of the city on the L 517 location	18th or 19th century	Rest bench for placing loads carried on the head, 18th or 19th century, sandstone pillars
Pagan wall	north of the city on a foothill of the Peterskopf location	5th century BC Chr.	Remains of a Celtic hilltop settlement, 5th century BC	more pictures
Kriemhildenstuhl	north of the city, below the east side of the heath wall location	3rd century	roman quarry; Terraced sandstone walls with inscriptions and drawings, 3rd century	more pictures
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Höhe	north of the city, below the southern tip of the Heidenmauer Lage	1888	Tower-like viewing platform, marked 1888, sandstone parapet 1898	more pictures
Napoleon Bank	northeast of the city near the sewage treatment plant in Bruch location	18th or 19th century	Rest bench for placing loads carried on the head, 18th or 19th century, sandstone pillars
White stone	south of the city on the border with Wachenheim ; District Planken location		so-called straight ass	Image wanted
Flag tower	south of the city on the summit of the Fuchsmantels location	1854	former Malakoff tower; neo-Gothic yellow sandstone block, marked 1854	more pictures
Lambert's Cross	southwest of the city on the boundary to Wachenheim location	15th century	Sandstone, probably from the 15th century
Wide or white stone	southwest of the city on the Salweidenkopf location		inscribed with three crosses	Image wanted
Landmarks	southwest of the city at the Weisenberg location	around 1830	Boundary stone marked with four crosses and U; next to it, border stone, marked LD and 72 (= Limburg-Dürkheimer Wald No. 72), around 1830	Image wanted
Schaudichnichtum ruin	southwest of the city in Limburg-Dürkheimer Forest location	18th century	Quarry stone wall remains of a hunting lodge, probably from the 18th century
Late Roman mountain fortifications at Drachenfels	west of the city on the Drachenfels location	3rd century	fortified summit plateau; Remains of a double wall, probably from the 3rd century, another, possibly older wall	more pictures
White stone	west of the city in the Isenach valley location	1579	Viergemarkstein, inscribed 1579, 1680, 1741, 1750	Image wanted
Forsthaus Kehrdichann nothing	west of the city in the Limburg-Dürkheim forest location	1832/33	Formerly a hunting estate in Lining, single-storey hipped roof building, 1832/33, architect Johann Bernhard Spatz , Speyer; on the facade spoils of the baroque predecessor; baroque partial cellar
Murrmirnichtviel ruins	west of the city in the Limburg-Dürkheim forest location	Early 18th century	Remains of the foundation walls of the former hunting lodge, probably from the beginning of the 18th century; Hunting stone in relief below the ruins, 1618	more pictures

Former cultural monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Graduation building	Weinstrasse Nord and Salinenstrasse location	1846/47	open wooden construction on sandstone pillars, open roof truss, 1846/47, architect Albert Schenk ; defining the townscape; deleted from the list of monuments after a fire in 2007	more pictures
Spoilage	Weinstrasse Nord, at No. 28 location	1762	Portal-Keilstein, late baroque, marked 1762; deleted from list of monuments , today multi-storey car park (see picture)

Grethen

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone monastery ruins Limburg an der Haardt	west of the village on the ridge above the Isenach location	around 1042	Surrounding walls of the early Romanesque three-aisled pillar basilica with double tower facade, around 1042; Crypt, around 1035; Remains of the Romanesque chapter house; late Gothic former summer and former winter refectory; Romanesque monastery fountain; Remains of the landscape gardening of the ruins, 1844 by Johann Christian Metzger	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
War memorial and tombs	Bürgermeister-Gropp-Strasse, in the cemetery location	from 1825	Cemetery laid out around 1825, expanded around 1890 and 1983; War memorial, 1866 and 1870/71, red sandstone, around 1885; two tombs for Theobald Wernz († 1874) and Anna Wernz († 1864) by Aloys Boller , Worms; Grave of Peter Wernz († 1825) and Maria Wernz († 1851), 1852 by Ph. Wirth, Bad Dürkheim
Catholic parish church St. Margarethen	Bürgermeister-Gropp-Strasse 4 location	1790-1805	simple late baroque hall building, 1790–1805	more pictures
Council and school house	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 29 location	1849/50	former town hall and school building; Two-and-a-half-storey sandstone block building, 1849/50, heightened in 1875/76
Protestant parish church	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 40 location	1887-89	three-aisled, neo-Gothic red sandstone cinder block hall, 1887–89, architect Theodor Bente , Speyer	more pictures
Herzogmühle	Hermann-Schäfer-Strasse 17 location	1736	today the Palatinate Museum for Natural History ; representative baroque mansard hipped roof building, marked 1736, renewed around 1860	Image wanted
kindergarten	In Röhrich 2 location	1927/28	neo-baroque hipped roof building, partly above high cellar, 1927/28; shape of the place; on the garden enclosure war memorial 1914/18, 1931 by Fritz Herrfurth , Bad Dürkheim	Image wanted
War memorial	In Röhrich, at No. 2 location	1931	at the garden enclosure: War memorial 1914/18, 1931 by Fritz Herrfurth , Bad Dürkheim	Image wanted
Spoilage	In Röhrich, at No. 27 Lage	1551	Spolie of the former Limburg Abbey, sandstone relief, inscribed 1551	Image wanted
Milestone	Kaiserslauterer Strasse, in front of No. 184 Lage	around 1875	Mileage stone, around 1875

Hardenburg

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone castle ruins Schlosseck	northwest of the village on the spur of the Rahnfels location	early 13th century	Section castle laid out to secure the Hardenburg, keep and shield wall with (rebuilt) portal, remains of the outer bailey, early 13th century	more pictures
Monument zone for the castle ruins Hardenburg	west of the village location	after 1205	Castle of the Counts of Leiningen, founded after 1205, expansion in the 16th century, partially blown up in 1794, restorations in 1888, 1952, 1980ff .; small remnants of the original building, 13th century, main castle with three corner towers, 16th century, stair tower of the Herrenbau, 1550, basement in 1509, so-called stables, so-called coin; Fortification of the nuns rock	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Council and school house	Am Schlossbrunnen 13 location	1911	former town hall and school building; single-storey plastered building on a high base, 1855, late historical half-timbered ridge ridge with pointed helmet, 1911	more pictures
relief	Kaiserslauterer Strasse, opposite No. 336 location	around 1770/80	Hunting relief, late baroque, around 1770/80	Image wanted
Forestry Office	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 343 location	1856	Forestry office with the forest director's apartment; Plastered construction on partially above-ground basement, 1856	Image wanted
school	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 349 location	1911	former schoolhouse with teachers' residence; baroque plastered building, 1911, pyramid or hipped roof, stair tower; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
War memorial	Kaiserslauterer Strasse, in front of No. 349 Lage	around 1928	monumental war memorial 1914/18, around 1928 by Theodor Joanni , Ludwigshafen	Image wanted
Hotel and restaurant Leininger Hof	Kaiserslauterer Strasse 351/353 location	1912	Baroque-style building with hipped roof, stair tower with tent roof, one-storey outbuilding with hipped roof, marked 1912; Characteristic of the street with no.349	Image wanted
Residential building	Schlossberg 12 location	around 1900	one and a half storey villa-like house in the "Swiss style", around 1900	Image wanted
Milestone	west of the village on the B 37 opposite the Isenach-Sägemühle Lage	around 1833	Kilometer stone 25, hour column, around 1833, reworked after 1872
Schleipen paper mill	west of the village on the B 37 (Kaiserslauterer Straße 405) location	1779	so-called large paper mill; Sandstone slab, marked 1779; former Keilstein, marked 1811	Image wanted

Leistadt

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
town hall	Hauptstrasse 15 location	1750	former town hall; elaborate late baroque plastered building with bell tower, marked 1750; Spolie, inscribed 1519	more pictures
Protestant parish church	Hauptstrasse 26 location	1878-82	neo-Gothic hall, 1878–82, architect Heinrich Erfle (father of the optician of the same name ); with equipment, Walcker organ from 1902	more pictures
Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael	Hauptstrasse 91 location	1891/92	neo-Gothic sandstone cuboid hall building, 1891/92, architect Joseph HA Lucas	more pictures
Council and school house	Waldstrasse 22 location	1873	former town hall and school building; large-volume Wilhelminian style building, marked 1873	more pictures
Landmark	west of the village on the hamlet head location	1595	Border stone with coat of arms of the Counts of Leiningen , marked 1595; next to it a small Loogfels with a cross
Soup bowl	west of the village on the Weilerskopf; location	1826	Boundary stone, marked 1826 and H / N. 2 ( picture )
Krummholzerstuhl	west of the village at the Ungeheuersee Lage	2nd or 3rd century	Remains of a Roman quarry, 2nd or 3rd century	Image wanted
Laurahütte	west of the village in the forest location	1845	elaborate temple-like hunting lodge, marked 1845	more pictures
sofa	west of the village near the Teufelsmauer location	14th to 16th century	Remains of a hermitage supposedly inhabited between the 14th and 16th centuries

Seebach

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Courtyard	Dorfplatz 1 location	1749	late baroque courtyard, expanded into a three-sided courtyard in the 19th century; Residential house with crooked hip, marked 1749 and 1799 (remodeling?), Above the older cellar, marked 1533; large-volume former barn with a crippled hip, around 1745, conversion marked 1799; Gate run marked 1743; defining the townscape	Image wanted
Protestant Church	Dorfplatz 3 location	around 1220	Ruins of the St. Laurentius monastery church; Transept and crossing tower Romanesque, around 1220, with older parts, probably around 1140; Renewal of the late Gothic nave 1880–87; two tombstones, 16th century and late baroque; In the lapidarium, fragments of medieval architecture and grave slabs, Romanesque sarcophagi	more pictures
school	Dorfplatz 5 location	1870	former schoolhouse; two-and-a-half-story plastered building, 1870, with late Gothic vestments, 1482–88, basement probably from the 17th or 18th century	Image wanted

Ungstein (with pepper)

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone in the center of Ungstein	Location at the church, Brunnengasse, Kirchstrasse, Schulstrasse, Waldgasse, Weinstrasse, Wormser Strasse		Settlement core as it developed from the late Middle Ages to the 19th century. Closely lined up crooked and three-sided courtyards, barn wreath, building fabric from the 18th and 19th centuries, structural remains from the time before the Palatinate was destroyed	Image wanted
Monument zone of the late Roman Burgus	Kirchstrasse 19, 21, 23 and 25, Weinstrasse 66, 68, 72 location	at 369	small remains of the wall of a Roman fortification including the associated burial ground, probably around 369	Image wanted
Monument zone of the Roman estate on Weilberg	north of the village location	around 20/30 AD	Remnants of the wall, at the beginning of the 2nd century, of an extensive Roman estate, used from around 20/30 to the early 5th century	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Courtyard	Kirchstrasse 12 location	16th or 17th century	Baroque mansard hipped roof, partly half-timbered, the core from the 16th or 17th century, gate system from the second half of the 18th century, arch to the courtyard around 1600	more pictures
Residential building	Kirchstrasse 14 location	1780	late baroque plastered building, gate drive, marked 1780
Residential building	Kirchstrasse 16 location	1598	Residential house, partly half-timbered, marked 1598, late Baroque remodeling in the 18th century; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Goalposts	Kirchstrasse, at No. 17 location	1594	left goal post, marked 1594	Image wanted
school	Kirchstrasse 22 location	1836/37	former schoolhouse, hipped roof, 1836/37	Image wanted
Protestant parish church	Kirchstrasse 29 location	1715	late baroque hall building with a mighty bell tower, marked 1715; with equipment	more pictures
War memorials	Kirchstrasse, at No. 29 location	around 1900 to 1957	War memorial 1870/71, 1914/18 and 1939/45, sandstone, 1957 by Franz Lind, Freinsheim	more pictures
Rectory	Pfeffingen 2 location	second half of the 18th century	former rectory; single-storey plastered late baroque building, second half of the 18th century, partly above a high cellar, 1828, mid-level houses 1828/29
Door run	Weinstrasse, at No. 37 location	second half of the 18th century	Gate drive and man gate, second half of the 18th century
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 46/48 location	18th and 19th centuries	former farm, extensive courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; No. 48 late Baroque plastered building, partly half-timbered (plastered), 18th century, courtyard entrance marked 1686 (Spolie), late baroque doorway	Image wanted
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 49 location	18th century	late baroque courtyard, 18th century; Residential house with plastered half-timbered gables, quarry stone barn, shed	Image wanted
Gate wing	Weinstrasse, at No. 51 location	1888	Door wing, cast and wrought iron, marked 1888	Image wanted
Gate system	Weinstrasse, at No. 52 location	second half of the 18th century	Gate system, gate drive and man gate, second half of the 18th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Weinstrasse 53 location	first half of the 18th century	single-storey late baroque high-rise cellar, probably from the first half of the 18th century, doorway around 1600
town hall	Weinstrasse 54 location	1856	Former town hall, large-volume plastered building with a crooked hip, 1856	Image wanted
Residential building	Weinstrasse 55 location	1741	one and a half story plastered late baroque building, gate system, marked 1741	Image wanted
Residential building	Weinstrasse 66 location	Mid 18th century	single-storey late baroque mansard roof, mid-18th century; in the rear new building keystone (?), probably 16th century	Image wanted
Door frames	Weinstrasse, at No. 67 location	1719	Door walls of the former tithe barn in Lining, late Gothic and Baroque motifs, marked 1719	Image wanted
Door run	Weinstrasse, at No. 69 location	second half of the 18th century	Gate drive and (clogged) man gate, second half of the 18th century	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 71/73 location	around 1750	former property of relatives of the Counts of Leiningen, baroque four-sided courtyard, around 1750; No. 73 L-shaped mansion, single-storey mansard gable roof, renovation in the second half of the 19th century, No. 71 servants' house, single-storey hipped mansard roof, extension around 1850, farm building and courtyard pavement 18th century, gate	Image wanted
Residential building	Weinstrasse 74 location	1766	single-storey late baroque mansard gable roof, marked 1766, gate system	Image wanted
Graflich-Liningisches Amtshaus	Weinstrasse 75 location	1753	former Count's Liningian office or tithe house (residence of the officials of the tithe court); late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1753, gate system; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 3 location	Mid 18th century	single-storey late baroque winegrower's house, probably from the middle of the 18th century, high cellar marked 1611, gate drive, around 1600, with half-timbered superstructure from the second half of the 19th century; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 4 location	1717	single-storey late baroque high basement building, marked 1717, extension marked 1748, roof structure probably around 1830	Image wanted
Door run	Wormser Strasse, at No. 5 location	around 1600	Gate drive, Keilstein with coat of arms, around 1600, change marked 1738	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 9 location	1738	Late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1738, high cellar to the rear, marked gate drive [16?] 20	Image wanted
Keystone	Wormser Strasse, at No. 15 location	1599	Keystone of a former gateway, marked 1599	Image wanted
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 32 location	17th and 18th centuries	Courtyard, 17th and 18th centuries; L-shaped dwelling house, partly ornamental framework, core around 1600, roof structure and roofing 18th century, farm building 18th century, courtyard wall with renaissance doorway, around 1600; Garden gate marked 1685	Image wanted

literature

• Georg Peter Karn, Rolf Mertzenich: Bad Dürkheim district. City of Bad Dürkheim, municipality of Haßloch, municipalities of Deidesheim, Lambrecht, Wachenheim (=  cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography of the Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 13.1 ). Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 1995, ISBN 3-88462-119-X .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (Ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the Bad Dürkheim district (PDF; 5.1 MB). Mainz 2017.

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