List of cultural monuments in Neuwied

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The list of cultural monuments in Neuwied includes all cultural monuments in the core city of the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Neuwied and in the former Heddesdorf district . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of June 5, 2018).

For the cultural monuments in the districts of Neuwied that do not belong to the core city, see the list of cultural monuments in Neuwied (outer areas) .

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Augustastraße Augustastraße 2–14 (all numbers)
Location
around 1900 for the urban expansion at the turn of the century, a closed row of predominantly two-storey residential buildings; Facade structure often still in the late classical tradition, individual forms borrowed from the Renaissance throughout Monument zone Augustastraßemore pictures
Monument zone Dierdorfer Straße Dierdorfer Strasse 131–133 and 141–143, Von-Runkel-Platz 1 and 2
location
around 1920 two uniformly designed three-storey apartment blocks, around 1920; symmetrically arranged, neo-classical plastered buildings
Monument zone Eduard-Verhülsdonk-Straße Eduard-Verhülsdonk-Straße 14–28 (even numbers)
Location
around 1905 to around 1914 Closed row of houses made up of eight varied plastered and clinker buildings, around 1905 to 1914 Monument zone Eduard-Verhülsdonk-Straßemore pictures
Monument zone Gutenbergstrasse Gutenbergstrasse 30-36 (even numbers), Engerser Landstrasse 48, Reckstrasse 11
Lage
around 1920 small housing estate, around 1920; three-storey hipped roof buildings, largely symmetrical
Hahnenstraße monument zone Hahnenstrasse 2, 5, 7 and 10
location
18th century A relatively close-lined group of four smaller properties with houses of the same size from the 18th century, house no. 5 plastered, otherwise largely exposed structural visible framework
Monument zone Heddesdorfer Straße Heddesdorfer Straße 21–31 (odd numbers)
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late 19th century Impressive ensemble of six above-average lavishly designed residential buildings, mostly with front gardens enclosed by iron fences from the period of construction, late 19th century
Monument zone Hermannstrasse / Friedrichstrasse Hermannstrasse 21–61 (odd numbers), 32 and 34, Friedrichstrasse 59–71 and 42–52, Friedrich-Siegert-Strasse 1
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1850 to 1900 Almost complete stock of residential houses between 1850 and 1900, streetscape of considerable uniformity and rare historical density; the individual buildings often of good architectural quality and largely unchanged from the outside, sometimes also to be assessed as individual monuments if the interior is in a corresponding state of preservation; best preserved part of the city expansion that began around the middle of the 19th century
Herrnhuter Gottesacker monument zone Elisabethstrasse
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from 1794 Moravian Cemetery, from 1794, flat-lying gravestones
The Moravian Quarter monument zone Engerser Strasse 61–89 (odd numbers), Friedrichstrasse 28–34 and 39–49, Langendorfer Strasse 168–190 (even numbers), Pfarrstrasse 34–48 (even numbers), Wilhelmstrasse 21–27 (odd numbers)
Location
second half of the 18th century Residential quarter of the Moravian Brethren, who moved to Neuwied in 1750, with two blocks of different sizes, second half of the 18th century The Moravian Quarter monument zonemore pictures
Hofgründchen monument zone Hofgründchen 27–37 (odd numbers)
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around 1905/10 Closed row of six differently designed residential buildings in a mixture of late historicism and reform architecture with original details, around 1905/10
Monument zone Kastellstrasse / Beringstrasse Kastellstrasse 9–27 and 18–34, Beringstrasse 26 and 28–33
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around 1900 Closed development of consistently two-storey, differently designed, partially preserved down to the details (windows, doors, courtyard gates, etc.), on the northwest side around 1900/05, on the southeast side around 1905/10
Monument zone Pfarrstrasse Pfarrstrasse 64–70 and 93–101
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around 1860/70 largely undisturbed section with late classicist houses on both sides of the street, around 1860/70; Together with the Hermannstraße monument zone, this is an important testimony to urban development in the second half of the 19th century
Monument zone Castle of the Princes of Wied Schloßstraße 1 and 3, Elfriede-Seppi-Straße 5
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1706 Palace complex, begun in 1706, architect Julius Ludwig Rothweil , completed 1748–56 under the eagerness of Adlerskron , Frankfurt; Corps de logis, broad mansard roof building, central projection, 1707–13; Stucco 1714/15, Giovanni Battista Genone and Eugenio Castelli ; Side wings 1707 / 1748–56, single-storey seven-axis mansard roof; three-axis corner pavilions; Sentry Box, 1719/20; Eisengitter, 1887; extensive castle park with pheasantry, two-story pavilion Monument zone Castle of the Princes of Wiedmore pictures
Monument zone settlement Sonnen- und Mondland Engerser Landstrasse 81–93 (odd numbers) and 60–72 (even numbers), Sonnenstrasse 11–27 (odd numbers), Reckstrasse 23, 39 and 41, Blücherstrasse 17–27 (odd numbers), 22 and 24, Am gute Leitpfad 1–6 and at the Swiss houses
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from 1919 Two- and three-storey multi-family houses with hipped roofs, consistently traditionally designed in the spirit of reform architecture , partly free-standing, partly - usually over a corner - built together, built in 1919 according to an award-winning concept by Neuwied architect Curt Karl Rüschhoff (1887–1969), essentially symmetrical to an axis running transversely to Engerser Landstrasse, which is designed as a road only in the southern part (on the good guide path), in the middle a space-like open space cut through by the Landstrasse; in the northern half of the barracks settlement made up of ten single-storey wooden buildings arranged on three sides with flat gable roofs, probably shortly after 1945 Monument zone settlement Sonnen- und Mondlandmore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
villa At the Carmen-Sylva-Garten 4
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1905 Villa, baroque stucco decoration, 1905 villa
villa Am Schloßpark 2
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around 1905/10 representative neo-baroque mansard roof villa, around 1905/10, older enclosure
Residential building Am Schloßpark 51
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around 1905 Residential house, plastered building, Art Nouveau influence, around 1905 Residential building
Residential building Am Schloßpark 53
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around 1905 Residential building, historicizing clinker-clad building, around 1905
Residential building Augustastraße 26
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1898 Residential house, historicizing building with a double-broken clinker-faced facade, marked 1898 Residential building
Residential building Augustastraße 46
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1898 Clinker brick building, neo-renaissance bay window, marked 1898 Residential building
Residential building Augustastraße 62
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around 1905 two-and-a-half-storey house, Gothic-style shapes, around 1905 Residential building
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 14
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around 1880 four-storey, late classicist plastered building with historicizing individual forms, around 1880
Residential and commercial building Bahnhofstrasse 15–19
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around 1910 representative residential and commercial building; historicizing plastered building, around 1910
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 21
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around 1870/80 three-storey, six-axle row house, late classicist with historicizing individual forms, around 1870/80
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 23 / 23a
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around 1905 three-storey row double house, Art Nouveau influence, around 1905
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 32
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around 1870 late classical plastered building, around 1870
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 33
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around 1900 three-story house, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 37
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around 1880 Clinker brick building, neo-Gothic bay window, around 1880
Residential and commercial building Bahnhofstrasse 70
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around 1900 Stately three-storey residential and commercial building, mixed forms of Neo-Late Gothic and Neo-Renaissance, around 1900 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 73
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around 1920/30 stately two- to three-storey corner house, arbor,
Residential building Beringstrasse 26
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Row house
Residential building Beringstrasse 28
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stately corner house
Residential building Bismarckstrasse 1a
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around 1905/10 Row house, Art Nouveau decor, around 1905/10
Residential building Bismarckstrasse 13
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around 1900 representative plastered building, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Holy Cross Catholic Parish Church Blücherstraße 31
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around 1950/60 Hall with a vaulted, glazed facade, around 1950/60, free-standing bell tower possibly younger Holy Cross Catholic Parish Churchmore pictures
Flood protection dike Deichstrasse
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1928-31 7.5 km long dike in the old town area, ashlar masonry with embossed and smooth layers, 1928–31, architect Walter Furthmann , Düsseldorf; The entire system including gates, level tower and the “Deichkrone” inn was completely and unchanged down to the last detail Flood protection dikemore pictures
Residential building Deichstrasse 6/7
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around 1860/70 Double house; Quarry stone construction, partially plastered, around 1860/70
villa Deichstraße 22/23
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around 1860 representative late classicist villa, around 1860 villa
Rectory Deichstrasse 24
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Early 20th century former rectory (?); three-storey historicized plastered building on rubble stone base, early 20th century Rectory
Evangelical parish church Dierdorfer Strasse
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1842/43 Hall building, mixed forms of neo-Romanesque and classicism, 1842/43 Evangelical parish church
villa Elisabethstrasse 6
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around 1910/15 Mansard roof villa, around 1910/15
Residential building Elisabethstrasse 8
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around 1910/15 Plastered building, around 1910/15
Residential building Elisabethstrasse 10
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around 1910/15 Mansard roof building, reform architecture, around 1910/15
Residential building Elisabethstrasse 12
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around 1910 Mansard roof building, reform architecture, around 1910
Residential building Elisabethstrasse 14
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around 1910 Mansard roof building, reform architecture, around 1910
school Elisabethstrasse 48
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1900 formerly the state school for the deaf and hard of hearing Neuwied ; School, stately clinker brick building, partially plastered, 1900 school
hospital Engerser Landstrasse 35
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at the end of the 19th century Hospital; in the oldest parts probably from the end of the 19th century (neo-Gothic chapel)
Evangelical market church Engerser Strasse, Marktstrasse
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1882-84 neo-early Gothic gallery, quarry stone, 1882–84; Entire complex with rectory (Pfarrer-Werner-Mörchen-Strasse 1) and Protestant parish hall (Engerser Strasse 34) Evangelical market churchmore pictures
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 12
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in the middle of the 19th century three-storey late classicist row residential and commercial building, mid-19th century Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 18
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around 1900 three-storey, late historical row residential and commercial building, around 1900 Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 42
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two and a half story residential and commercial building Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 51
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second half of the 19th century narrow three-storey late classicist row residential and commercial building, second half of the 19th century Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 59
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around 1820/30 three-storey classicist residential and commercial building, around 1820/30
Residential building Engerser Strasse 65
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1746 Mansard roof building, 1746 Residential building
Residential and commercial building Engerser Strasse 68
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1781 Corner residential and commercial building, 1781 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Engerser Strasse 92, Wilhelmstrasse 49
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second half of the 19th century Double house; Brick building, second half of the 19th century Residential building
Residential building Engerser Strasse 93
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around 1905 Residential house, late-historical plastered building, half-timbered and slate surfaces, around 1905
Residential building Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 4/6
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around 1905 Double house; Plastered construction, half-timbered areas and stucco decoration, around 1905 Residential building
villa Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 36
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around 1920 Mansard hipped roof villa, reform architecture, around 1920 villa
villa Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 38
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around 1920 Mansard hipped roof villa, reform architecture, around 1920 villa
school Friedrich-Siegert-Strasse 1, Hermannstrasse 53/55
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1891 School; Complex of two-wing building, marked 1891, and five-axis building, marked 1891, two-tone clinker facade
Residential building Friedrich-Siegert-Straße 2/4
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around 1890 Double house, two-tone clinker facing, around 1890
Inn Friedrichstrasse 12
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at the end of the 19th century former inn; Clinker brick facade, end of the 19th century, possibly older in the core
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 24
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probably new building based on the old model
Community hall of the Moravian Brethren Friedrichstrasse, between No. 30 and 32
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1783-85 four-axis hipped roof construction in the row of houses, 1783–85 Community hall of the Moravian Brethrenmore pictures
Food school Friedrichstrasse 36/38
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1870 former boys' institution of the Brethren; four-storey middle section, three-storey side wings, basalt lava facade, 1870; Overall complex with outbuildings and courtyard wall on the street side Food school
Retirement home Friedrichstrasse 39, Engerser Strasse 71
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1759 former choir house of the single sisters of the Moravian Brethren; stately two-winged mansard roof building, 1759 Retirement homemore pictures
Common house of the Moravian Brethren Friedrichstrasse 41/43
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1758 Mansard roof building, 1758 Common house of the Moravian Brethrenmore pictures
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 50
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around 1870/80 Corner house, three-storey plastered late classicist building, around 1870/80 Residential building
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 71
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around 1880 Corner house, three-storey late classical clinker brick building, around 1880
school Gustav-Stresemann-Straße 10 and 11
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1874 former school (?); No. 10: late Classicist quarry stone building complex, marked 1874, No. 11: a little more recent three-story neighboring building
Residential building Hahnenstrasse 7
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around 1800 Half-timbered house, partly massive, probably around 1800, later renewed or extended in the 19th century
Catholic parish church of St. Matthias Heddesdorfer Strasse
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1898-1901 neo-late Gothic hall church, tuff and sandstone, 1898–1901 Catholic parish church of St. Matthiasmore pictures
Residential and commercial building Heddesdorfer Straße 3
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at the end of the 19th century Residential and commercial building; representative mansard roof building, end of the 19th century
villa Heddesdorfer Straße 10
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around 1850 late classicist villa with hip roof, around 1850; Entire area with garden and street-side fence
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 14
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around 1860 Residential house, representative late classical basalt stone building, around 1860
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 16
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around 1860 Residential house, originally late Classicist, counterpart to house No. 18, remodeled around 1910 in the spirit of Art Nouveau
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 18
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around 1860 late classicist house of the former glass factory, around 1860
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 21
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around 1890/90 Residential house, clinker brick construction, neo-renaissance, around 1890/90
Administration building of the glass factory Heddesdorfer Straße 22
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around 1860 Administration building of the former glass factory; Ten-axis late classicist hipped roof construction, around 1860
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 31
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around 1900 Clinker brick building, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Administration building Heddesdorfer Straße 35
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1853 and 1886 former house; Ten-axis late classical quarry stone building, 1853 and 1886 Administration building
Residential building Heddesdorfer Straße 42
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1905 Residential house, plastered building, Art Nouveau, marked 1905
Storchen inn Heddesdorfer Strasse 54
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1900 Gothic clinker facade, marked 1900
Residential building Hermannstrasse 1/3
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around 1860/70 Double house; Classical quarry stone building, probably around 1860/70
Residential building Hermannstrasse 17
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at the end of the 19th century Residential house, late 19th century
Residential building Hermannstrasse 21
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around 1900 historicizing house, around 1900; Complete system with outbuildings
Residential building Hermannstrasse 25
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around 1900 late historic house
Residential building Hermannstrasse 27
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around 1870/80 Row house, basalt lava, around 1870/80, dwelling around 1910
Neuwied District Court Hermannstrasse 39
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1854 ff. Three-wing, three-storey plastered building, round arch style, 1854 ff., conversion and expansion in 1935 Neuwied District Court
Residential building Hermannstrasse 51
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around 1870/80 late classical plastered building, around 1870/80; defining street space
Residential building Hermannstrasse 60
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at the end of the 19th century three-axle late historical house, end of the 19th century (increased after World War II)
Residential building Hermannstrasse 62
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around 1880/90 Originally a three-axle house with a single-storey, two-axle extension, around 1880/90, more recent expansion and heightening in the same design language
villa Hermannstrasse 64
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around 1850/60 two-and-a-half-storey late classicist villa, around 1850/60, remodeling and expansion around 1910
Residential building Hofgründchen 11
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around 1910 Row house, Art Nouveau, color glazing from the construction period, around 1910
Princely wiedische Oberforsterei Hofgründchen 43
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around 1900/05 former princely wiedische chief forester's office; late historical villa, partly with ornamental framework, around 1900/05
Residential houses Hofgründchen 47/49/51
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1912 Probably a uniform complex of three mansard roof buildings, courtyard gate marked 1912
Rhein-Wied-Gymnasium Neuwied In the Weidchen 2
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former municipal lyceum and senior lyceum; three-storey hipped roof building, two-wing side building, stair tower, 1912; Entire facility with a former school yard and surrounding wall Rhein-Wied-Gymnasium Neuwiedmore pictures
Old graveyard Julius-Remy-Strasse
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1783 Area laid out in 1783, tombs from the early 19th century
Residential building Kirchplatz 1
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1675 plastered half-timbered house, supposedly from 1675, possibly older
Residential and commercial building Kirchstrasse 56
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17th or 18th century Residential and commercial building; Baroque plastered building, house entrance and balcony from the 19th century
Office building Krankenhausweg 4
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around 1890/90 Historicizing office building by Neuwied architect Hermann, structural unit with Heddesdorfer Straße 21
House Heddesdorf Landratsgarten 21
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1740 nine-axis mansard roof, 1740; Complete area with garden, street-side fence, outbuildings at the western end of the property House Heddesdorf
Oven factory and winery of the Moravian Brethren Langendorfer Straße 151
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1868 Former oven factory and winery of the Moravian Brethren, 1868 Oven factory and winery of the Moravian Brethren
Substation Langendorfer Strasse, corner of Alte Andernacher Strasse
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around 1920/30 single-storey tent roof construction, pillars-supported gallery, around 1920/30 Substationmore pictures
Residential and guest house Marktstrasse 5
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first half of the 19th century Residential and guest house; double-winged classical plastered building, first half of the 19th century
Residential and commercial building Marktstrasse 11
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in the middle of the 19th century Residential and commercial building, two-storey building with an ashlar facade in classical forms, mid-19th century
Residential and guest house Marktstrasse 12
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Mid 18th century Residential and guest house; Baroque mansard roof building, mid-18th century, with a stately three-and-a-half-storey wing to the rear, after the mid-19th century
Residential and commercial building Marktstrasse 19
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1904 Residential and commercial building; three-storey plastered building from the late historical period, marked 1904
Residential building Marktstrasse 45
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Early 20th century Residential and commercial building; three-storey plastered baroque building, three-storey dwarf house, early 20th century
Residential and commercial building Marktstrasse 49
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in the middle of the 19th century Residential and commercial building; three-storey linear building, mid-19th century
Residential and commercial building Marktstrasse 76
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1886 Residential and commercial building; Plastered building, neo-renaissance, marked 1886, stepped gable after 1908
Municipal bathing establishment Neuwied Marktstrasse 81/83
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1907/08 former indoor swimming pool, 1907/08 Municipal bathing establishment Neuwied
Residential building Marktstrasse 88
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around 1900 villa-like house; Clinker building, around 1900
Residential building Marktstrasse 109
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at the end of the 19th century Residential house, mansard roof, end of the 19th century
Old customs house Mittelstrasse 4
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1696 Solid construction with coupled windows, marked 1696, front door around 1760/70 Old customs house
Residential and commercial building Mittelstrasse 10
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second half of the 19th century Three-storey corner apartment and commercial building with a late Classicist structure, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Mittelstrasse 14
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around 1860/70 three-storey plastered late classicist building, around 1860/70
Residential and commercial building Mittelstrasse 30
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around 1890 four-storey residential and commercial building, neo-renaissance, around 1890
slaughterhouse Museumstrasse 8 and 10a
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1888 former slaughterhouse; Director's villa, marked 1888; Complete system with one-storey main hall and water tower
Residential building Museumstrasse 30
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1906 Residential building; gothic plastered building, marked 1906
villa Peter-Hauptrich-Weg 3
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around 1900 Villa; historicizing plastered building, around 1900
Residential building Peter-Siemeister-Straße 12
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18th century Half-timbered house, partly massive, 18th century, extended and raised in the 19th century
Residential building Peter-Siemeister-Straße 18
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18th century Half-timbered house, partly massive, 18th century, extended at the rear
Residential and commercial building Pfarrer-Werner-Mörchen-Strasse 2
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around 1850 three-storey classicist residential and commercial building, around 1850 Residential and commercial building
town hall Pfarrstrasse 8
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1740 three-storey hipped roof building, 1740, plastered facade in 1912 redesigned in a classical style town hall
Moselle house Pfarrstrasse 10, Kirchstrasse 45
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second half of the 18th century stately mansard roof building, second half of the 18th century (1778?)
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 16
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1775 Residence of the Prince of Wiedischen court painter Johann Juncker; six-axis mansard roof, 1775 Residential building
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 26
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second half of the 19th century three-storey row house, six-axis ashlar facade, basalt lava, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 40
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1771 House in the Moravian Quarter, 1771, facade clad with basalt slabs, right-angled extension from 1903
Roentgenhaus Pfarrstrasse 47–53
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1774 seven-axis mansard roof, outbuilding, 1774 Roentgenhaus
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 48
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1909 representative three-storey row house, historicizing stucco decor, 1909
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 57
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around 1775 Residential building, six-axis baroque mansard roof, around 1775
Residential building Pfarrstrasse 101
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before 1900 four-axle row house, today's appearance from the beginning of the 20th century, in essence probably older
Raiffeisen Monument Raiffeisenplatz
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1902 Raiffeisen Monument, 1902, sculptor Arnold Künne , Berlin Raiffeisen Monument
Raiffeisenplatz settlement Raiffeisenplatz 1–5, 7, Museumstrasse 44
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around 1920/30 small settlement of seven apartment buildings; Plastered buildings, around 1920/30
Roentgenmuseum Raiffeisenplatz 1a
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1928 formerly district museum; three-storey, cubic plastered building in classicist forms, 1928, architects Heinrich Mattar and Eduard Scheler , Cologne / Linz; Complete area with garden and roadside enclosures Roentgenmuseummore pictures
Residential building Rheinstrasse 2
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17th or 18th century Row house, partly with half-timbering, probably from the 17th or 18th century
Residential building Rheinstrasse 6
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around 1900 Residential building, late historical clinker brick building, only partially
Residential and commercial building Rheinstrasse 11, Mittelstrasse 3/5
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around 1905/10 three-storey residential and commercial building, stucco decor, around 1905/10
Residential building Rheinstrasse 18
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around 1680/90 Row house, allegedly remodeled around 1680/90, 1792/94 in a classical style
Old brewery Rheinstrasse 19
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1694 Half-timbered building, partly massive, marked 1694 Old brewery
Residential building Rheinstrasse 22
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around 1770 Row house, around 1770
Residential building Rheinstrasse 24
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17th or 18th century five-axis half-timbered house, plastered, probably from the 17th or 18th century
Residential building Rheinstrasse 36
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second half of the 18th century five-axis plastered building, second half of the 18th century
Residential building Rheinstrasse 38
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1699 Residential house, plastered building, marked 1699
Residential building Rheinstrasse 40
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18th century Facade of a baroque house with a basalt staircase, 18th century
Residential building Rheinstrasse 44
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at the end of the 19th century Corner house, representative plastered building, stucco decoration, end of the 19th century Residential building
Residential building Rheinstrasse 61
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around 1905 narrow row house, Art Nouveau, around 1905 Residential building
Residential building Rheinstrasse 67
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around 1905 Residential house, representative three-storey plastered building, baroque stucco decor, around 1905
Residential building Rheinstrasse 71
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Early 20th century Residential house, three-storey, historicizing plastered building, early 20th century
Residential building Rheinstrasse 73
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Early 20th century Residential house, plastered construction, early 20th century
Cenotaph of David Roentgen Roentgenstrasse, at the north entrance of the city cemetery
Lage
David Roentgen's cenotaph, inscribed 1807 Cenotaph of David Roentgen
War memorial Roentgenstrasse, on the cemetery
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around 1920 War memorial 1914/18 War memorial
Residential building Scharnhorststrasse 6
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around 1900 three-axle house with brick facade, around 1900
Municipal gallery Schlossstrasse 2
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1768 square hall building, 1768, with rectory under a common mansard roof; Side entrance on Deichstrasse marked 1775 Municipal gallery
Residential building Schloßstraße 4-6
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around 1770/80 Façade parts, around 1770/80 and late 19th century
Residential building Schlossstrasse 10
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Early 19th century Plastered building, early 19th century
Residential and commercial building Schlossstrasse 18
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first half of the 19th century Row residential and commercial building; Five-axis classical plastered building, first half of the 19th century
Residential building Schloßstraße 19
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at the end of the 19th century Residential house, three-storey solid construction, two-tone ashlar facade, end of the 19th century
Residential and commercial building Schlossstrasse 54
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around 1905 three-storey residential and commercial building, Art Nouveau motifs
Residential building Schlossstrasse 57
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around 1870 Late classicist plastered building, stucco decor, around 1870
Residential houses Schloßstraße 66
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1907 two row houses; three-story plastered buildings, stucco decor, marked 1907
City Hall Schloßstraße 69
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1825 former casino; representative classical building, 1825, architect Ferdinand Nebel , Koblenz
Residential building Schlossstrasse 73
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stately corner house
Residential building Schmandstrasse 8
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1672 Half-timbered house, marked 1672
Residential building Schmandstrasse 9
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1843 Half-timbered house, supposedly from 1843
War memorial Sohler Weg, on the Heddesdorfer Friedhof
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1886 War memorial 1870/71, marked 1886 War memorial
Residential building Sonnenstrasse 12
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around 1920 villa-like house, around 1920
Residential building Unterdorf 6
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18th century Half-timbered house, partly massive, 18th century
Residential building Unterdorf 7
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18th century Residential house, partially plastered, single-storey half-timbered extension under a pent roof, 18th century; Complete system with half-timbered barn and courtyard area
Residential building Unterdorf 9
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18th century stately half-timbered house, partly massive, transverse building, 18th century
Residential building Unterdorf 19
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Half-timbered house, partly massive
underpass Wilhelm-Leuschner-Strasse
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around 1910 Underpass, around 1910 underpass
District administration Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 9
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1906 former district building; stately elongated building, ashlar masonry, neo-renaissance, marked 1906
Residential building Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 20/22
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around 1920 Block of flats; three-story neo-classical plastered building, around 1920
Residential building Wilhelmstrasse 63
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around 1900/05 three-storey gothic plastered building, around 1900/05
War memorial Wilhelmstrasse, corner of Langendorfer Strasse
Lage
1877 War memorial 1870/71, marked 1877 War memorial

Soil monuments

As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper German-Raetian Limes , the overbuilt remains of the former Heddesdorf fort are located in Heddesdorf .

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Peter-Siemeister-Straße 3
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16th or 17th century Half-timbered house, partly solid and plastered, 16th or 17th century (?); deleted from list of monuments

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