List of listed small architecture in Radebeul

The list of listed small architecture in Radebeul shows various buildings of the small architecture , which are now under monument protection in the Saxon city of Radebeul .

Small architectures can often be found in Radebeul within the numerous monument conservation issues , works of landscape and garden design or monument conservation ancillary facilities or monuments, but others are also described and protected as individual monuments.

The single garden pavilion at Pestalozzistraße 5 is a single monument, and the pavilion in the back garden of a house at Ludwig-Jahn-Straße 2 is listed as a single monument without the building. The garden pavilion at Ludwig-Richter-Allee 24 is part of the scope of protection of the monument there, while the pavilion at Spitzhausstraße 28, together with the other small-scale architecture, is part of the monument-preserving ancillary complex around the Lindenhof monument.

The gate in Altwahnsdorf 63 is also a single monument, while the archway in Altnaundorf 29 from 1597 is part of the three-sided courtyard, which is listed there. The courtyard gate of the Meinholdschen tower house represents part of the monumental ancillary system of the cultural monument, while the vineyard portal "Am Goldenen Wagen" is part of the historic preservation entity of the Hoflößnitz as well as the associated work of landscape and garden design.

Karl May tomb

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The columns used in the table list the information explained below:

• Type : The different types of small architecture. As long as the table has not yet been rearranged, the corresponding table section can be jumped to directly using the following table of contents.

Overview of the location of the Radebeul districts

Contents:

1. Portals and gate systems
2. Vineyards
3. Mountain and pleasure houses
4. Artificial ruins
5. Grottos
6. Temples and crypt houses
7. Garden pavilions
8. Pergolas
9. Fountain and water basin
10. Irrigation structures
11. Talut walls
12. Transformer stations
13. Waiting halls
14. Further functional buildings
15. Functional stones

• Designation : Designation of the individual object, as a Wikilink with its own article.
• Location , coordinates : Address according to the list of monuments. The name of the entire object in brackets, possibly also with its own article.
• District : Radebeul district, as shown in the local map.
• Year : Year of manufacture, as far as known or deducible.
• Type of cultural monument. Comments (sortable according to the following abbreviations): More detailed explanations if no article of your own or that of an ensemble exists.

List of abbreviations:

• ED: The object is a single monument itself .
• T ED: The object is part of an individual monument .
• T DNA: The property is part of an ancillary site in the preservation order .
• T SG WLG: The object is part of an entity and a work of landscape and garden design .
• T SG: The object is part of a whole .
• T WLG: The object is part of a landscape and garden design work .

• Image : As far as the object can be seen from public space.

List of small architectures

Type	designation	Location, coordinates	district	year	Type of cultural monument. Remarks	image
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Altkötzschenbroda  48 ( old pharmacy ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	around 1760	T ED. Gate system made up of two pillars with covers and spherical crowns.
Portals, gate systems	archway	Altnaundorf  29 ( Dreiseithof Altnaundorf 29 ) ( location )	Naundorf	1597	T ED. Large arched archway connected to the pull-out house. Dated 1597. Survived the great village fire of 1822.
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Altwahnsdorf  63 ( location )	Mad village	1769	ED. Large arched passage and small arched man gate. Keystone with initials IGR and date.
Portals, gate systems	archway	Altzitzschewig  3 ( location )	Zitzschewig	1824	ED. Pressed round arched archway with fighter stones and keystone. This one with initials JGS , No.39 and dating.
Portals, gate systems	Portal system	Auerweg 2 ( Wettinshöhe ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	1880	T WLG. The arched portal with a flat gable with an obelisk attachment and volutes on the sides is part of the southern surrounding wall.
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Augustusweg 100 ( Meyer-Villa ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1957	T WLG. Elaborate gate system with a wrought iron gate in a quarry stone wall.
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Bennostraße 7 ( house Leonhardt ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1843, around 1904	T WLG. The sandstone gate pillars with cover plate and ball attachments are probably from 1843. The two-wing wrought iron gate with baroque grating is from 1904.
Portals, gate systems	Entrance gate	Eduard-Bilz-Straße 49 ( Albertsberg House ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1660	T ED. The arched property gate in the enclosure of the former vineyard estate shows the date 1660 above .
Portals, gate systems	Entrance gate	Einsteinstraße 24 ( rental villa Paul Werner ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	around 1904	T ED. The two-winged entrance gate sits between pillars with cover and spherical endings, covered with a mesh grille with an Art Nouveau ray motif, similar to that in the enclosure. Architect Carl Käfer .
Portals, gate systems	Entrance gate	Einsteinstraße 26 ( rental villa Max Schulze ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1903	T ED. The elaborate entrance gate consists of a column-supported and high-walled round arch with an obelisk on top, inside a two-winged curved lath gate. Architect Carl Käfer .
Portals, gate systems	Entrance situation and enclosure	Graue-Presse-Weg 16 ( location )	Mad village	around 1800	ED. Quarry stone wall on the street side along with a trumpet-shaped entrance, gate pillars and wooden gate, flanking trees. Entrance to the former, largest Wahnsdorf winery "Graue Presse".
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Hohe Straße 38 ( Villa Edmund Friedrich Werner ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	probably around 1916	T ED. Gate system made of broadly set up sandstone pillars, on top with coats of arms-bearing lions made of sandstone. A wrought-iron gate between the pillars.
Portals, gate systems	Enclosure with an entrance portal	Johannesstrasse 11 ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1891	ED. Two two-winged entrances of different widths, lying next to each other, in an enclosure made of wrought iron lancet fence panels between sandstone pillars covered with slabs. The smaller entrance with a spherical crown and a wrought-iron ornamental arch.
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Lößnitzgrundstraße 19 ( winegrower's house, former bakery and gate system of Hoflößnitz ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	in the 18th century	T SG WLG. Gate to the Hoflößnitz . Two sandstone pillars with cover plates, on top of which a sphere on a square base with a fluted top. Behind it, the stairs to the Hoflößnitz run from the Lößnitzgrund.
Portals, gate systems	Lattice gate	Meißner Strasse  35 ( chemical factory v. Heyden ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	around 1900	T ED. Baroque lattice gate as part of the factory enclosure made of lancet fences.
Portals, gate systems	Door frame with door	Mittlere Bergstrasse  53 ( location )	Zitzschewig	1799	ED. Door frame in an enclosure wall with sandstone walls with a flat basket arch and keystone with date. Herringbone door leaf.
Portals, gate systems	Gate system	Neue Straße 12 ( Villa Krüger ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	probably 1890	T WLG. The complex consists of the door system with obelisks crowned pillars therebetween a wrought iron gate with the initials W and H .
Portals, gate systems	archway	Neue Strasse 23 ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	around 1850	ED. Courtyard gate with a basket arched archway and straight end.
Portals, gate systems	"Golden Car" portal	At the Golden Carriage / Spitzhaus staircase ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1925	T SG WLG. The striking gate system leads into the vineyard that gives the Radebeuler Goldener Wagen its name, which belongs to the historic Hoflößnitz and is now managed by Wackerbarth Castle on a long lease . The round arch made of sandstone is closed by a keystone with the gilded relief of a horse-drawn cart with a figure holding a bunch of grapes on a stick. Below the inscription: "1710 ‣ 1925 / Staatlicher Weinberg / Goldner Wagen". Built according to a design by the architect Alfred Tischer .
Portals, gate systems	Courtyard gate	Weinbergstrasse 10 ( Meinholdsches Turmhaus ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	probably around 1853	T DNA. Courtyard gate made of two strong sandstone pillars with a cover, on top two putti. The wooden gate consists of lyre-shaped wooden gate leaves.
Portals, gate systems	Gate entrance	Winzerstraße 80 ( Haus Stephani ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	probably around 1800	T ED. Gate entrance in quarry stone wall made of strong gate pillars with cover plates and spherical heads, with a wooden gate in between.
Vineyard buildings	Lookout tower with equipment room ( sheet metal castle )	Augustusweg 110 ( Jägerberg ) ( location )	Mad village	1844	T WLG. The now ruinous building with a lookout tower is at the height of the Jägerberg vineyard . The architect Woldemar Hermann built an observation tower "in the Gothic style" with storage and equipment room.
Vineyard buildings	Vineyard pavilion	Jägerhofstrasse 17a ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1901	ED. Two-storey vineyard pavilion with a square floor plan towards the valley, integrated into the enclosure. Design by Adolf Neumann , builders Carl Georg Semper and Adolf Louis Eberhardt.
Vineyard buildings	Shell pavilion	Spitzhaustreppe / Spitzhausstraße ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1747-50	T SG WLG. Shell pavilion set into the vineyard wall over a semicircular floor plan, at the upper end of the Spitzhaus staircase. Access via a three-step outside staircase , inside two benches. Above boarded triumphal arched conclusion.
Vineyard buildings	Vineyard pavilion ( Jacobstein )	Wackerbarthstraße 1 (above house Flywedel ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1742/43	T SG WLG. The simple round building has a massive domed roof with three windows on one floor, has a basement and a surrounding wall with three loopholes for firecrackers . On top is a copy made in 1953 of the 1.8 meter tall figure of Bacchus with Thyrsos, which was placed at the time of creation .
Vineyard buildings	Berg waiting ( screw in the vineyard or Cikkurat )	Bodenweg near 29 ( Haus Hermannsberg , Weinbergstraße 34) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	probably 17th century	ED. Mountain observatory above Haus Hermannsberg in the shape of a snail. Presumably piled up in the 17th century, documented on a view in 1842. On the outside of the snail there is a spiral path to the viewing platform at the top. There is a small vaulted cellar at the foot of the Cikkurat on the valley side .
Artificial ruins	Artificial ruin	Augustusweg 110 ( Jägerberg ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1852	T WLG. The architect Woldemar Hermann built an artificial ruin halfway up the Jägerberg .
Artificial ruins	Artificial ruin, observation tower ( mouse tower )	Eduard-Bilz-Straße 53 ( Bilz-Sanatorium ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1837/40	T SG. The observation tower, built as an artificial ruin, collapsed in 1868 and was rebuilt in 1870. In 1890 it became part of the Bilz Sanatorium. After a lightning strike around 1995, the artificial ruin fell into disrepair, becoming the real ruin it is today.
Artificial ruins	Artificial ruin	Moritzburger Strasse 51 ( Mohrenhaus ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz		T DNA. The artificial ruin is further west in the park of the Mohrenhaus.
Grottos	Grotto, artificial ruin	August-Bebel-Straße 23 ( Villa EA Schmid ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	between 1896/97 and 1915	T WLG. In the park there is an artificial ruin in the shape of a grotto.	Not visible from the outside.
Grottos	grotto	Kynastweg 26 ( Kynast ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	around 1750	T WLG. The shell-shaped grotto is in the upper part of the property within revitalized vineyard terraces. The half-dome made of rubble stones is smoothly plastered inside.	Not visible from the outside.
Grottos	grotto	Meißner Straße 96 ( Alex Egerland tenement ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1896/97	T DNA. The grotto is located in the part of the garden on the street corner to the side of the house.
Temples, tomb houses	Round temple	Bischofsweg 1 ( Bischofspresse ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	around 1800	T ED. The classicistic round temple made of sandstone consists of six columns standing on cubic pedestals, above an architrave , cornice and a flat dome. Erected by the Dresden city surgeon Michael Elz around 1800 in memory of his wife who died early. Dismantled and stored during GDR times, rebuilt around 1995.
Temples, tomb houses	Tomb temple, crypt house ( May tomb )	Friedhofstraße 11 ( Radebeul-Ost cemetery ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1903	T SG WLG. The 5 meter high crypt house of Klara and Karl May has the shape of a Greek Niket temple with four Ionic columns. The design comes from the Radebeul architect Paul Ziller , the figurative marble picture "Angels receive an earthly soul" by Selmar Werner and the two benches flanked by lion grips by Sascha Schneider .
Temples, tomb houses	Crypt house	Friedhofstraße 11 ( Radebeul-Ost cemetery ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1898	T SG WLG. The round sandstone crypt was built for Franz Bauer in 1898. It has a round dome with a copper roof over a small hall, a round arched portal with a triangular gable as an entrance and lead-glazed windows on the sides.
Garden pavilions	Corner arbor	Blumenstrasse 21 ( Villa August Herrmann ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1894	T ED. The lath arbor with a tent roof stands directly at the corner of the property at the intersection.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Hohe Straße 4 ( Landhaus Edmund Kießling ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	1914	T ED. The garden pavilion stands directly on the corner of the property.
Garden pavilions	Corner pavilion	Lessingstraße 1 ( Hertwig-Bünger-Heim ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1929	T ED. The corner pavilion stands directly on the corner of the property.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Lößnitzgrundstraße 2 ( Villa Agnes ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1900	T ED. Kiosk-like, octagonal gazebo with wooden bar grids and Welscher copper hood with tip and weather vane.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse 2 ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	around 1890	ED. Wooden, octagonal gazebo with board saw work and ornaments in the German Renaissance style, partly with colorful glass. Octagonal and two-tier pagoda-like roof.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Ludwig-Richter-Allee 24 ( rental villa Heinrich Schrader ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1910	T ED. The garden pavilion with a broken tent roof stands high on a retaining wall on the corner of the property above the intersection.
Garden pavilions	pavilion	Mohrenstrasse 5 ( Meyerburg ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1910-11	T ED. Pavilion with a pointed tent roof on the southwest corner of the Meyerburg, the top left of the tower.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Moritzburger Strasse 51 ( Mohrenhaus ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1870	T DNA. Octagonal, brick garden pavilion with a high dome. Opened on three sides by cast iron Tudor arches on pillars.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Obere Bergstrasse 1 ( Villa Obere Bergstrasse 1 ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1902	T ED. Corner pavilion in baroque Art Nouveau . Brick pillars stand on a quarry stone plinth, above which is a curved dome with a lantern . Architect Johannes Heinsius .
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Obere Bergstrasse 1 ( Villa Obere Bergstrasse 1 ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz		T ED. Simple, octagonal garden pavilion with a flat tent roof .
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion , garden pavilion	Paradiesstraße 66 ( Grundhof ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	in the 18th century	T DNA. The two identical square garden pavilions in front of the manor house are boarded up and have slate-covered mansard roofs .
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Pestalozzistraße 5 ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1897	ED. Elaborate, square material sample construction of a roofing shop. The extensive renovation of the “historically and artistically significant as well as unique” pavilion was honored in 2006 with the Radebeul builder award.
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Rennerbergstrasse 5 ( location )	Niederloessnitz		ED. pavilion
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion, tea house	Spitzhausstraße 28 ( Birkenhof ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1921-25	T DNA. The tea house on the slope-side corner of the property is a baroque-style octagonal pavilion with a high octagonal dome. The interior ceiling is designed as an ellipsoidal hollow. The designing architect was the Chemnitz building officer Friedrich Wagner-Poltrock .
Garden pavilions	Garden pavilion	Spitzhausstraße 28 ( Birkenhof ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1928	T DNA. The pavilion on the northern corner of the property is also a baroque style, but rectangular building with a convex roof. To the garden a round arch portal and a triangular gable interrupting the eaves.
Pergolas	Pergolas	Hoflößnitzstraße 60 ( winegrowing school of the state winery ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1928	T ED. On the terrace facing the valley (street view) there are pergolas on sandstone pillars at both ends .
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Augustusweg 48 ( Haus Sorgefrei ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1786-89	T WLG. In the French garden of the lower pleasure garden, in front of the garden hall (now a restaurant), there is a water basin with a sphinx .
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Augustusweg 82 ( Landhaus Kurt Albrecht ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1909-12	T WLG. The water basin is in a garden with old trees.	Not visible from the outside.
Fountain, water basin	Fountain system	Barkengasse 6 ( Hohenhaus ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	around 1870	T WLG. The fountain is located in the park in the former vineyard terraces. It is adorned by a statuette ( winemaker ). The outside staircase leading to the fountain is flanked by two animal figures ( sheep and rams ) , also from the Ernst March company .
Fountain, water basin	Bowl fountain	Bodelschwinghstraße 8 ( Villa Ernst Louis Kempe ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1904-06	T DNA. There is a large bowl fountain in the garden.	Not visible from the outside.
Fountain, water basin	Cascade fountain	Dr.-Külz-Straße 25 ( Villa Dr.-Külz-Straße 25 ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1905	T ED. Free-standing three-shell cascade fountain with a Baroque grotto.
Fountain, water basin	Fountain system with group of figures	Rondell Dr.-Schmincke-Allee ( Fontainenplatz ) ( location )	Serkowitz	around 1880	T SG WLG. On the Fontainenplatz in Dr.-Schmincke-Allee, which was built by the Ziller brothers at their own expense, there is a water basin with a fountain system that was restarted in 2008. The pool is surrounded by the figure group Vier Jahreszeiten , which consists of four figures from the Ernst March pottery factory on pedestals.
Fountain, water basin	Bowl fountain	Heinrich-Heine-Straße 10 ( Villa Bernhard Große ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1891-94	T DNA. The bowl fountain is in the original garden, the pathways and borders of which have been preserved to this day.
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	opposite Karl-May-Straße 5 ( Karl-May-Museum ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	1932	T WLG. The heart-shaped water basin is the end point of the water art created as modeled watercourses in the Karl May Memorial Grove, which was laid out in 1932. This is opposite the Karl May Museum in the writer's former orchard.
Fountain, water basin	Wall fountain	Ledenweg 2 ( Hofmann-Villa ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	1915	T WLG. The 3 m high, two-shell wall fountain stands in front of the south terrace. It is crowned by a 1 m high boy who holds a water-spouting fish in her arms. The base is decorated with sea animals and shells.
Fountain, water basin	Fountain	Meißner Straße 59 ( Villa Gotthold Schilling ) ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	around 1893	T ED. In the front garden there is a fountain consisting of a water basin with a fountain bowl.
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Meißner Strasse 159 ( Villa Tanger ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	1873	T WLG. In the garden there is a water basin with a sandstone border and a central bowl.
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Neue Straße 12 ( Villa Krüger ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda	1858	T WLG. In the park-like garden there is a round water basin with a fountain and vases on pedestals .
Fountain, water basin	Stone trough	Prof. Wilhelm Ring 1 ( Altfriedstein ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1790	T ED. The stone trough with dolphins is a remnant of the former water supply of Schwarzes Teich . The stone trough with the dolphin was moved to Neufriedstein .
Fountain, water basin	Fountain	Spitzhausstraße 28 ( Birkenhof ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1928	T DNA. The fountain consists of a water bowl and a pillar in front of it that tapers downwards.	Not visible from the outside.
Fountain, water basin	Wall fountain	Steinbachstraße 21 ( Steinbachhaus ) ( location )	Serkowitz	1915	T ED. The wall fountain in the main view on the north side was created in 1915 by the sculptor Richard König . It has a semicircular basin, above it a round arch niche with an egg bar . To the side there are figure attachments with heads and putti with Gothic motifs.
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Wackerbarthstraße 1 ( Wackerbarth Castle ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	in the 18th century	T SG WLG. In front of the substructure of the belvedere is a water basin with a flower bowl and the family coat of arms of Christian Friedrich von Gregory . Fountain inscription: "HUMAN GENDER / MOVE OVER LIKE THEM / SHADOW IN FRONT OF THE SUN".
Fountain, water basin	Water basin with fountain	Wackerbarthstraße 1 ( Wackerbarth Castle ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1727-29	T SG WLG. A large water basin with a high fountain is located in front of the south side of the castle as part of the front garden.
Fountain, water basin	Water basin	Weinbergstrasse 26 ( House Jordan ) ( Location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1867	T DNA. The round basin with a bowl fountain in it forms part of the remains of the original garden architecture in the form of a strictly symmetrical flower garden.
Irrigation structures	The mouth of the Giessmann tunnel	Burgstrasse ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1876-78	ED. The mouth of the Giessmann tunnel (water tunnel from Schwarzes Teich for irrigation of the former Badhotel, Burgstrasse 2 ) comes from the vineyards on the western side of the road above the buildings. The crenellated sandstone wall has a later added round arched opening with fighter bands and a keystone with a date. The tunnel is 2 m high and 1 m wide and 309 m long, 34 m of which are bricked.
Irrigation structures	Well house	Finstere Gasse 5 ( Winzerhaus Erdmann ) ( location )	Niederloessnitz	around 1724	T SG WLG. On the plot of the original as Upper Winzerhaus for Minckwitzschen vineyard belonging House Erdmann is a fountain house.
Irrigation structures	Well house	Graue-Presse-Weg 62 ( Tautzschgenhof ) ( location )	Mad village	around 1911	T DNA. There is a small, polygonal well house with a curved roof on the access road.	Not visible from the outside.
Irrigation structures	Well house	Haidebergstraße 20 ( Kurhaus Wettin ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1927	T ED. The well house in the courtyard is boarded up and has a bent tent roof . It was probably built in 1927 as a pump house.
Irrigation structures	Well house	Weinbergstrasse 10 ( Meinholdsches Turmhaus ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	probably 18th century	T DNA. The fountain house was connected to the Straken water pipe of the Hoflößnitz.	Not visible from the outside.
Talut walls	Talutanlage	Kynastweg 2 (on the  Krapenberg ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	1862	ED. The Talutanlage is a complex consisting of six Talut walls with five quarters, formerly for the weather-protected cultivation of fine fruit and table grapes. It is the only one in Germany that is almost completely preserved.
Transformer stations	Trafostation	Augustusweg / Nizzastraße ( location )	Serkowitz	around 1950	ED. Two wooden support columns with the figures of a winemaker and a gardener by the sculptor Reinhold Langner (1905–1957) stand in the entrance niche.
Transformer stations	Block station	Lößnitzgrundstraße 19 (at the entrance to the winery, former bakery and Hoflößnitz gate ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	1949	T SG WLG. Block station to the right of the gate to Hoflößnitz . Small building with a high hipped roof in the style of older vineyard architecture, built in 1949 for the "smooth energy supply for the quarters and casino of the occupying power".
Transformer stations	Meißner Strasse transformer tower	Meißner Strasse / Einsteinstrasse ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	around 1910	ED. Single-storey, square structure with a high, tower-like helmet with dormers . Underneath the sheet metal-clad tip bushing insulators for the connection of the former overhead lines .
Waiting halls	Waiting hall	Augustusweg 2 ( Weißes Roß stop ) ( location )	Serkowitz	1911-13	T ED. The waiting hall of the Lößnitzgrundbahn is a half-open, boarded timber frame with a pent roof . Nearby is the gatekeeper house with ticket office and waiting room.
Waiting halls	Waiting hall	Lößnitzgrundstraße ( Lößnitzgrund stop ) ( location )	Kötzschenbroda-Oberort	around 1912	T ED. The station house is a boarded-up waiting hall of the Lößnitzgrundbahn in half-timbered construction.
Other functional buildings	Serving, " Schank Bude "	Altnaundorf 21 ( Dreiseithof Altnaundorf 21 ) ( location )	Naundorf	1905	T ED. Half-timbered bar with round arches and a gable roof . Folk painting inside from the construction period.
Other functional buildings	Ice cellar	Augustusweg 110 ( Jägerberg ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	around 1844	T WLG. The ice cellar in the middle of the property is a small house with stepped gables and fial-like attachments. There is also a decorated chimney and a shoulder arch door in a pointed arch panel .	Not visible from the outside.
Other functional buildings	Wine bar, ice cellar?	Schildenstrasse 13 ( location )	Alt-Radebeul	around 1830 or around 1898	ED. The two-story pavilion with a cellar was built either around 1830 as a vineyard house or possibly around 1898 as an ice cellar in connection with the nearby Knötzsch's wine restaurant . The yellow brick building with red brick structure has a flat gable roof with a hip-rafter gable facing the street. The rectangular windows on the ground floor and the arched windows on the upper floor are largely framed by sandstone walls.
Other functional buildings	Bathhouse	Kynastweg 26 ( Kynast ) ( location )	Zitzschewig	around 1750	T WLG. The small single-storey bathhouse directly behind the manor house was used to collect the water brought in from the mountain slopes.	Not visible from the outside.
Other functional buildings	Studio pavilion Otto Jantzen	Ledenweg 31 ( location )	Niederloessnitz	1905	ED. The single-storey studio building is a mixture of neo-baroque and art nouveau. It was designed by the architect Johannes Heinsius .
Function stones	Triangulation pillars	Altwahnsdorf 12 ( location )	Mad village	1865	ED. Inscription: “Station WAHNSDORF of the Kings. Saxon. Triangulation 1865. "
Function stones	Reiterstein	Weinbergstraße 34 ( Haus Hermannsberg ) ( location )	Oberloessnitz	probably 19th century	T ED. The Reiterstein is located in front of the large farm gate in the left annex.

See also

• List of fountains and water features in Radebeul
• List of listed glass painting in Radebeul

literature

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• Markus Hansel; Thilo Hansel; Thomas Gerlach (epilogue): In the footsteps of the Ziller brothers in Radebeul . Architectural considerations. 1st edition. Notschriften Verlag, Radebeul 2008, ISBN 978-3-940200-22-8 .
• Volker Helas (arrangement): City of Radebeul . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony, Large District Town Radebeul (=  Monument Topography Federal Republic of Germany . Monuments in Saxony ). SAX-Verlag, Beucha 2007, ISBN 978-3-86729-004-3 .
• Kerstin Dietze: Villa gardens in Radebeul . In: Association for Monument Preservation and New Building Radebeul (ed.): Contributions to the urban culture of the city of Radebeul . Radebeul 2001.
• Dietrich Lohse: Gazebo in Radebeul . In: Association for Monument Preservation and New Building Radebeul (ed.): Contributions to the urban culture of the city of Radebeul . Radebeul 2004.
• Gudrun Täubert: Art in the public space of the city of Radebeul . In: Association for Monument Preservation and New Building Radebeul (ed.): Contributions to the urban culture of the city of Radebeul . Radebeul 2002.
• Gudrun Taubert; Hans-Georg Staudte: Art in Public Space II. Gravestones . In: Association for Monument Preservation and New Building Radebeul (ed.): Contributions to the urban culture of the city of Radebeul . Radebeul 2005.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Large district town of Radebeul (ed.): Directory of the cultural monuments of the town of Radebeul . Radebeul May 24, 2012, p. 1–40 (Last list of monuments published by the city of Radebeul. The Lower Monument Protection Authority, which has been located in the district of Meißen since 2012, has not yet published a list of monuments for Radebeul).
2. ↑ Volker Helas (arrangement): City of Radebeul . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony, Large District Town Radebeul (=  Monument Topography Federal Republic of Germany . Monuments in Saxony ). SAX-Verlag, Beucha 2007, ISBN 978-3-86729-004-3 (see attached map).
3. ↑ ^{a b c d} Dietrich Lohse: Archways at Radebeul farms. In: Preview & Review; Monthly magazine for Radebeul and the surrounding area. Radebeuler Monatshefte eV, November 2010, accessed on July 7, 2011 . 
4. ↑ Cornelius Gurlitt : The art monuments of Dresden's surroundings, Part 2: Amtshauptmannschaft Dresden-Neustadt . In: Descriptive representation of the older architectural and art monuments of the Kingdom of Saxony , Volume 26, CC Meinhold & Söhne, Dresden 1904, p. 157. ( Digitized Oberlössnitz. Further vineyard properties . Schulstrasse No. 51, corner of Strakenweg. Sheet 174 )
5. ↑ Cornelius Gurlitt : The art monuments of Dresden's surroundings, Part 2: Amtshauptmannschaft Dresden-Neustadt . In: Descriptive representation of the older architectural and art monuments of the Kingdom of Saxony , Volume 26, CC Meinhold & Söhne, Dresden 1904, p. 138 f. ( Digitized Oberlössnitz. Hoflössnitz. Sheet 151 , Sheet 152 )
6. ↑ Cornelius Gurlitt : The art monuments of Dresden's surroundings, Part 2: Amtshauptmannschaft Dresden-Neustadt . In: Descriptive representation of the older architectural and art monuments of the Kingdom of Saxony , Volume 26, CC Meinhold & Söhne, Dresden 1904, pp. 130 f. ( Digitized Niederlössnitz . Wackerbarths Ruhe vineyard property. Jakobsthurm , sheet 143 , sheet 144 )
7. ↑ 10th Radebeul Builders Prize 2006. Category: Gardens, outdoor facilities and open spaces. In: Radebeuler builder award. Association for Monument Preservation and New Buildings, Radebeul, November 12, 2006, accessed on April 19, 2009 . 
8. ^ ^{A b} Manfred Richter: The Giessmann water tunnel. In: Niederlößnitz from yesteryear. September 23, 2006, accessed April 15, 2009 . 
9. ^ Large district town of Radebeul (ed.): Directory of the cultural monuments of the town of Radebeul . Radebeul May 24, 2012, p. 32 (Last list of monuments published by the city of Radebeul. The Lower Monument Protection Authority, which has been located in the Meißen district since 2012, has not yet published a list of monuments for Radebeul).
10. ↑ Volker Helas (arrangement): City of Radebeul . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony, Large District Town Radebeul (=  Monument Topography Federal Republic of Germany . Monuments in Saxony ). SAX-Verlag, Beucha 2007, ISBN 978-3-86729-004-3 , p. 265 .

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