Illustration of the cultural monuments in Uetersen

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All preserved and no longer preserved cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Uetersen (Pinneberg district) and their location are listed in the picture table of the cultural monuments in Uetersen (status: 2009).

The cultural monuments are spread across almost all urban areas, but most of them are located in the monastery district and the old town of Uetersen, with the exception of the Langes Tannen park in the north of the city.

All 80 cultural monuments are of particular importance because of their historical, artistic, urban, scientific or cultural landscape value and are registered in the monument book. This also includes cultural monuments as a thing, groups of things or parts of things of the past, the research and preservation of which are in the public interest because of their historical, artistic, scientific, urban development or cultural landscape value.

  • Berliner Straße, Friedrich-Ebert-Schule from 1931

  • Birkenallee, Uetersener water tower from 1925/26

  • Bleekerstraße, the Cäcilie Bleeker Park from 1824

  • Bleekerstraße 3, the former sister house

  • Deichstraße 33, former brewery from 1801

  • Großer Sand 95, the "Dani-Villa" from 1927

  • Großer Wulfhagen 30, the "Tantau'sche Haus" from around 1745

  • Heidgrabener Str. (Langes Tannen), the remains of the chimney of the steam mill from 1842

  • Heidgrabener Str. (Langes Tannen), the forest and park area

  • Heidgrabener Str. (Langes Tannen), the Kastanienallee

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the museum barn

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the wash house

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the miller's house, built around 1806

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the brewery cellar

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the carriage house

  • Heidgrabener Str. 1 (Langes Tannen), the mill stump (former mill) from 1798

  • Katzhagen 3, the residential building from the 19th century

  • Katzhagen 5, the former tannery and leather factory from the middle of the 19th century

  • Katzhagen 9, residential building

  • Katzhagen 30, the building of the former Pension Lehning from 1764

  • Katzhagen 57, the courtyard building from the 2nd half of the 19th century

  • Kirchenstrasse 7, the former girls' community school from 1813

  • Kirchenstrasse 9, the monastery church from 1749

  • Kirchenstrasse 11, the house from the middle of the 18th century

  • Kirchenstrasse 12, residential building from 1810

  • Kirchenstrasse 16, residential building

  • Kirchenstrasse 18, the former savings and loan bank, built in 1897

  • Kirchenstraße 20, the town house from 1870, today a residential building with a law firm

  • Kirchenstrasse 26, the former pharmacy from 1827, today a residential building

  • Kirchenstrasse 28, the former grocery store from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century

  • Kleiner Sand 51, the former Uetersen swimming pool from 1926

  • Kleiner Sand 82, the former courtyard building from 1737

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, the crypt slab "von Barmstede"

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, the church yard of the monastery church

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, tombs of the church courtyard (until 1870), here Joachim Tantau († 1778)

  • Cloister courtyard / monastery, churchyard gates

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, the garden pavilion - tea house of the priory, built around 1750

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, the historical "Jungfernfriedhof"

  • Klosterhof / Kloster, the remaining walls of the former monastery church

  • Klosterhof 1, the house of the monastery provost, built in 1734 by Jasper Carstens

  • Klosterhof 2, the "von Bernstorff" conventual interior, built at the beginning of the 19th century

  • Klosterhof 3, the pre-band house "von Rantzau", built in 1873

  • Klosterhof 4, the house of the priory, built in 1664 under the direction of Magareta von Ahlefeldt

  • Klosterhof 4a, the half-timbered barn of the priory "von Ahlefeldt"

  • Klosterhof 5, the western extension of the cloister wing from 1814

  • Klosterhof 5a, the former Siehenhaus with the southern cloister wing

  • Klosterhof 6, the “von Rantzau” conventual interior from 1768

  • Klosterhof 7, the conventual inner house "zu Stolberg-Stolberg"

  • Klosterhof 8, the coach house

  • Klosterhof 9, the house of the monastery syndic from 1875

  • Kreuzstrasse 1, the former savings bank building from 1906

  • Kreuzstrasse 2, the former "Hotel Scheffler" from the 1st quarter of the 19th century

  • Kreuzstrasse 3, the residential building with restaurant "Unter den Linden"

  • Kreuzstrasse 4, the house with shop from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century

  • Kuhlenstrasse 2, the former Volksbank from 1901

  • Kuhlenstrasse 14, the residential building with a historic wine shop

  • Kuhlenstrasse 15, the house from the end of the 18th century

  • Lohe 23, the retirement home from 1758

  • Lohe 23, the "Blom'sche Hof" from the second half of the 18th century

  • Lohe 23, the barn of the "Blom'schen Hof" around the 2nd half of the 18th century

  • Marktstrasse 2, the former "Kurbad W. Güthe" from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century

  • Marktstrasse 5, the former cigarette shop, built in 1927

  • Marktstrasse 13, the residential building with shop, built in the mid-19th century

  • Marktstrasse 15, the “Bleeker House” from the middle of the 19th century

  • Marktstrasse 17, the "Diermissen-Haus" from 1877

  • Marktstrasse 26, the "Vorwerk" from 1818

  • Marktstraße 28, the “von Hammerstein” conventual interior from 1816

  • Marktstrasse 30, the “Guerle Villa”, built around 1900

  • Marktstrasse 34, the former district court from 1857

  • Moltkestraße 2, the former main pastorate from 1781

  • Moltkestraße 4, the residential building from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century

  • Moltkestraße 4a: the former private school building, also known as the “Brown House”, probably built in 1852

  • Mühlenstraße 5, the Eiswirth'sche house from the middle of the 18th century

  • Mühlenstraße 7, the pastorate from the middle of the 18th century

  • Mühlenstraße 11, the house from 1857

  • Pinnauallee 1, the "Taps" from 1821

  • Pinnauallee 10, the former farmer's mill from 1924

  • Quellenweg 30, the former operating building of the Uetersener waterworks

  • Rathausstrasse 4, the former town hall from 1914

  • Seminarstrasse 10, the Ludwig-Meyn-Gymnasium from 1877/78

  • Seminarstraße 10a, the former preparation institute from 1904

  • Tornescher Weg 3, the "Villa Hatlapa"

See also

literature

  • Heinrich Brauer, Wolfgang Scheffler, Hans Weber: The art monuments of the province of Schleswig-Holstein in the Pinneberg district. German Art Publishing House, Berlin 1939.
  • Wolfgang Teuchert , Arnold Lühning: The art monuments of the state of Schleswig-Holstein in the Pinneberg district. German art publisher, Berlin 1961.
  • List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 526 kB)
  • List of listed monuments of the city of Uetersen. 2011.

Web links

Commons : Cultural heritage monuments in Uetersen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files