List of architectural monuments in the Frankenberg district

The list of monuments in the Frankenberger Viertel contains the listed buildings in the area of Aachen-Frankenberg , city district Mitte, in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 27, 2016). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Aachen; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Monuments

This partial list of the list of monuments in Aachen includes the monuments in the area of the Frankenberg quarter (including the Steffensviertel and Viktoriaviertel) in the Aachen districts of Aachen, Burtscheid and Forst , sorted alphabetically by street name .

image	designation	location	description	construction time
	Residential building	Alfonsstrasse 40 map
	former Redemptorist monastery Aachen “St. Alfons "	Alfonsstrasse 44 (formerly Lothringer Strasse 67-69) map	from 1986 to 2005 seat of the Jesuit community Aachen , then profaned; today an office complex	1865
	Function rooms	Map at viaduct 3a, 3b, 3c	Former machine factory and iron foundry Fritz Scheibler , currently a dance workshop	1897
	Residential building	Augustastrasse 3 map		1901
	Residential houses (parts)	Augustastrasse 6 map	Carriage houses of a former villa
	Residential houses (parts)	Augustastraße 8, 10 map
	Residential houses	Augustastraße 15, 17 map
	Residential building (parts)	Augustastrasse 74 map
	Residential building	Augustastrasse 76 map
	Residential house / commercial	Augustastrasse 80 map	former cloth factory Pastor / Neuwerk ; previously old paper mill. The listed inventory includes the boiler house with chimney, the locksmith's shop, which served as a laundry around 1865, and a three-story, 13-axis brick building with arched window openings and blue stone window sills, and the four-story, square stair tower. Today it is used as a mixed residential and commercial space.	1856 (tower) / 1863–1867
	Residential building	Augustastrasse 86 map
	Residential building	Augustastrasse 91 map
	Residential building	Bachstrasse 32 map		1906
	Residential building	Bachstrasse 36 map
	Residential building (parts)	Bachstrasse 38 map
	Residential building	Bachstrasse 40 map
	Residential houses	Bachstrasse 58, 60, 62 map		1909 (No. 58) 1906 (No. 60)
	Residential houses	Bachstrasse 66, 68 map	former Aachen Transport Kontor (No. 66);	1896 (no. 68)
	Residential houses	Bachstrasse 70, 72 map
	Residential houses	Bergische Gasse 11, 13 map	Rear of the former Frankenberg brewery and distillery ; facing Rehmannstrasse on the front, three- to four-story brick buildings and a square tower with round arches on the upper floors	2nd half of the 19th century
	Residential houses	Bergische Gasse 17a, 19 map	former factory
	Residential houses	Beverstrasse 1, 3, 5 map
	Residential houses	Beverstrasse 4, 6, 8 map
	Residential houses	Beverstrasse 10, 12, 14 map
	Residential building	Beverstrasse 18 map
	Residential building (parts)	Beverstrasse 20 map
	Residential houses	Beverstrasse 22, 24 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 3, 5, 7, 9 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 10 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 16 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 21b, 23 map
	Residential building (parts)	Bismarckstrasse 27 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 31 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 35, 37 (parts) map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 41 (parts), 43, 45, 47 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 61 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 63 map	Architect Eduard Linse ; two and a half storeys in 3 axes with a widened central axis emphasized by the balcony and large EG window, clinker plaster facade in neo-renaissance decorative shapes; Mansard roof with aedicle-like roof bay window above the central axis	1887
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 65 map	Architect: Eduard Linse ; three-storey with mezzanine and attic	1887
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 67 map	3-storey in 2 axes, the right axis widened and accentuated by a bay window with a balcony and a volute gable facing the roof; Facade plastered with neo-baroque decorative shapes; Attributed to Eduard Linse	1891
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 69 map	3½ storeys in non-continuous axes, on the right the entrance axis emphasized and raised like a risalit, clinker plaster facade in neo-Renaissance decorative shapes; Attributed to Eduard Linse	1888
	Residential building (parts)	Bismarckstrasse 70 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 71, 73 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 77 map		1890
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 80 (parts), 82 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 85 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 86, 88, 90 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 91, 93, 95 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 92 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 96, 98, 100, 102 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 97, 99, 101, 103 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 104, 106, 108 map	Architect Albert Schneiders	1899
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 110 map	four-storey house with neo-baroque elements, architect: August Bull	1910
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 112 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 109, 111 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 115, 117 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 121, 123 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 124 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 127, 129 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 150, 152, 154 map
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 160 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 165, 167 (parts), 169 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 174, 176 (parts) map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 177, 179, 181 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 183, 185, 187 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 193, 195, 197, 199, 201 map
	Residential houses	Bismarckstrasse 198, 200, 202 map
	Residential building (parts)	Brabantstrasse 32-34 map
	Residential building	Brabantstrasse 45 map
	Residential building	Brabantstrasse 64 map
	Residential houses	Brabantstrasse 72, 74 map
	Residential building	Charlottenstrasse 3 map
	Staircase tower	Charlottenstrasse 4 / Sophienstrasse map	Part of the former Aachen cloth factory, formerly Süskind & Sternau AG . Built according to plans by Otto Intze . Tower served as a stair tower and water tank for fire-fighting water.	1873
	Residential houses	Charlottenstrasse 6, 8 map
	Residential building	Charlottenstrasse 7 (parts), 9 map
	Residential houses	Charlottenstrasse 16, 18, 20, 22 map
	Residential building (parts)	Charlottenstrasse 17 map
	Residential houses	Charlottenstrasse 27, 29 map
	Residential houses	Charlottenstrasse 30, 32 map
	Residential houses	Charlottenstrasse 34, 36 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 10, 12 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 14, 16 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 18, 20 map
	Residential building	Frankenberger Strasse 23 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 26, 28 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 29 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 31 map
	Residential building	Frankenberger Strasse 30 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 34, 36 map
	Residential houses	Frankenberger Strasse 38, 40 map
	Residential building (parts)	Frankenberger Strasse 42 map
	Residential building (parts)	Friedrichstrasse 64 map
	Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 76 map
	Residential building (parts)	Friedrichstrasse 81 map
	Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 82 map
	Residential houses	Friedrichstrasse 103, 105 map
	Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 117 map
	High bunker; today music bunker	Goffartstrasse 39 map	Architect: Hans Mehrtens ; Emergency shelter since 1946, music bunker since 1987. Three-storey bunker on a T-shaped floor plan with a basement. The facade is structured by three surrounding cornices . The upper end is formed by a cranked cornice with a monumental block frieze variant. Two bay-like porches for the ventilation system. The entrances are emphasized by overarching, high rectangular frames. Inside there are two double staircases. The stairs are covered with terrazzo and have wooden handrails.	1941-1943
	Residential building	Goffartstrasse 44 map
more pictures	Frankenberg Castle	Goffartstrasse 45 map	former moated castle ; 17th century general restoration as a two-storey castle complex with outer bailey and farmyard; 1834–1838 further conversion and extension in the Gothic- romantic style; last construction. Reconstruction in 1971	13th century / 1637
	Residential houses	Goerdelerstraße 1, 3 map
	Residential houses	Goerdelerstraße 2, 4 map
	Residential houses	Goerdelerstraße 7, 9
	Residential building	Goerdelerstraße 13 map
	Residential building	Goerdelerstraße 17 map
	Residential building (parts)	Goerdelerstraße 21 map
	Residential houses	Goerdelerstraße 23, 25, 27 (parts of) map
	Residential houses	Goerdelerstraße 29, 31, 33, 35, 37 map		1898 (No. 33)
	Residential houses	Haßlerstrasse 1, 3, 5 map
	Residential houses	Haßlerstrasse 8, 10 map
	Residential houses	Haßlerstrasse 11, 13 map
	Residential houses	Haßlerstrasse 15, 17, 19 map
	Residential houses	Hasslerstrasse 18, 20 map
	Residential building	Hasslerstrasse 21 map	three-storey city palace with a slightly asymmetrical three-axis facade with ornamental baroque and rococo shapes	1894
	Residential building	Kirberichshofer Weg 33 map
	Residential houses	Kirberichshofer Weg 39, 41 map
	Residential building	Kongressstrasse 2 map
	Residential houses	Kongressstrasse 3, 5 map
	Residential houses	Kongressstrasse 4, 6 map
	Residential houses	Kongressstrasse 8, 10 map
	Residential building	Kongressstrasse 11 map
	Residential building	Kongressstrasse 12 map
	Residential houses	Kongressstrasse 14, 16 map
	Residential houses	Kongressstrasse 13, 15 map
	Congress garage	Kongressstrasse 23 (parts of) map	former coal wholesaler Hubert once ; Architects Theodor Veil and Otto Nauhardt; Dome construction with rib construction	1924
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 58, 60 (parts of) map
	Residential building	Lothringerstraße 61 map
	Residential building	Lothringerstraße 64 map
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 84 (parts), 86 map	No. 86: three-storey classical Aachen three-window house ; Architect: Carl Cudell;	1877
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 93, 95 map
	Residential building	Lothringerstraße 96 map
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 99, 99a map
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 101, 103 map
	Residential houses	Lothringerstraße 104, 106 map
	Residential houses (parts)	Lothringerstraße 105, 107 map
	Residential building	Lothringerstraße 111 map	1st phase of historicism; strict neoclassical architecture with a temple-like corner front	1876
	Residential houses	Luisenstrasse 20–22, 24 (parts) map
	Residential building (parts)	Luisenstrasse 28 map
	Residential houses	Luisenstrasse 30, 32 map
	Residential houses	Luisenstrasse 34, 36 map
	Urban primary school	Luisenstrasse 42 map
	Residential houses	Neumarkt 1, 3, map
	Residential houses	Neumarkt 5, 7 map
	Residential houses	Neumarkt 9, 11 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 1 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 4 map	five-axis city palace, architect: Wilhelm Cüpper;	1876
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 6 map	Free-standing city palace in clear forms of the Italian Renaissance; Architect: Eduard Linse , client: Hofrat Friedrich Adolph Brüggemann	1875
	Residential building (parts)	Oppenhoffallee 8 map	Neo-renaissance palace with side rosalites; Client: Contractor Joseph (Jacob) Steffens (planned the "Steffensviertel" 1870 / 74ff.)	1879
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 18 map	Architect: Eduard Linse ; City palace in neo-renaissance style ; Plaster facade with neo-baroque stucco;	1887
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 20 map	Architect: Karl Henrici ; Client: cloth manufacturer Hermann Kleinschmit; Neo-Renaissance building with restrained elegance, but built with real materials instead of stucco (Protz);	1887
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 19, 21 map		1887 (No. 21)
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 22, 24 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 23, 25, 27 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 29, 31, 33 map		1888 (No. 29)
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 30, 32 map		1889 (No. 32)
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 34, 36 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 35, 37 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 39 (parts), 41 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 40, 42, 44 map		1891 (No. 42)
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 45 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 46 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 47 map	Architect: Johann Reinartz	1890/91
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 48 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 49, 51, 53 map	Architect: Johann Reinartz	1890/91
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 52, 54, 56 map		1891 (No. 54)
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 55, 57, 59 map	Architect: Johann Reinartz	1890/91
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 58, 60, 62 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 61, 63 (parts), 65 map	Architect: Johann Reinartz	1890/91
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 66, 68, 70, 72 (parts) map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 69 map
more pictures	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 74 map	"Villa Schüll"; Architect: Georg Frentzen ; 3-storey in non-continuous axes, facade plastered with neo-Gothic and neo-renaissance decorative shapes, bay windows; the windows on the 2nd floor are grouped by a round arched arcade; in the gable a loggia with a semicircular opening	1896/97
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 76, 78 map	No. 76: Architect: Albert Schneiders ; Historicism and fantasy architecture , mixed forms of Neo-Romanesque , Neo-Gothic to Neo-Baroque;	1894
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 79, 81 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 80 (parts), 82 map		1894 (No. 80)
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 86 map		1895
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 87, 89 map		1892 (No. 89)
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 88, 90, 92 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 93, 95 map		1892
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 97 map	Architect Eduard Linse ; 3-storey in 3 axes with a blinded tail gable over the entire facade, on the 1st floor a 3-axis balcony on the 2nd floor a central balcony; The facade is plastered with neo-baroque decorative shapes	1903
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 96, 98 map	Architect Albert Schneiders	1896
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 100, 102, 104 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 101, 103, 105 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 106 map	Architect Albert Schneiders	1898
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 107, 109 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 108, 110 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 112, 114 map	No. 112: three-axis, four-story, a flat bay window in the center axis of the third and fourth floors, three-axis attic, flat gable and plastered facade.
	Residential building (parts)	Oppenhoffallee 115 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 116, 118 map	Architect Albert Schneiders	1898
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 117 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 123 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 124 map		1898
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 128, 130, 132 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 131, 133, 133b map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 134, 136 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 135, 137 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 138 map
	Residential building (parts)	Oppenhoffallee 141 map
	Residential building	Oppenhoffallee 145 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 161, 163 map
	Residential houses	Oppenhoffallee 171, 173 map
	Residential building (parts)	Oranienstrasse 1 map
	Residential houses	Oranienstrasse 3, 5, 7 map
	Residential building	Oranienstrasse 9 map	Manor house of the former "Arnold & Schüll" cloth factory; Architect: Edmund Thyssen	1906-1911
	Residential houses	Oranienstrasse 4, 6, 8 map
	Residential building	Oranienstrasse 13 map
	Residential building	Rehmannstrasse 2-4 map	Art Nouveau house with mixed elements such as Renaissance decor	1907
	Residential building	Rehmannstrasse 6 map	Art Nouveau house with mixed elements such as Renaissance decor	1907
	Residential building	Rehmannstrasse 8 map	“Palais Carlier”, city palace in a neo-renaissance building with side carriage entrance, architect: Eduard Linse , client: Hauptmann Charlier; former residence of Count Lambsdorff	1892
	Residential building	Rehmannstrasse 18 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 2, 4, 6 map	No. 2: Historicism with its own fantasy architectures; Architect: Albert Schneiders ,	1894 (No. 2)
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 8, 10 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 3, 5 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 7, 9 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 11, 13 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 12 (parts), 14 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 16, 18 (parts) map
	Residential building	Schlossstrasse 19 map
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 20, 22 map	No. 22: former castle bath; Return to the austere, simple facade
	Residential building	Schlossstrasse 24 map	“Luisenbad” double dwelling; The former thermal spring "Pockenpützchen" (Mephisto spring) was located in the courtyard.	Early 20th century
	Residential houses	Schlossstrasse 26, 28, 30, 32 map
	Residential building	Triebelsstrasse 1 map		1893
	Residential houses	Triebelsstrasse 3, 5 map	No. 5: Aachen three-window house with late Gothic elements,	1900
	Residential houses	Triebelsstraße 2, 4 (parts) map
	Residential houses	Triebelsstrasse 6, 8 map
BW	Residential building	Triebelsstrasse 9 map
	Residential houses	Triebelsstrasse 10, 12 map
	Residential building	Triebelsstrasse 11 map		1899
	Residential houses	Triebelsstraße 14, 16 (parts), 18 map
	Residential building	Turpinstrasse 100 map
	Residential houses	Turpinstrasse 104, 106 map
	Residential houses	Turpinstrasse 108, 110 map
	Residential houses	Turpinstrasse 112, 114 map
	Residential building (parts)	Viktoriaallee 2 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 4 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 12 map	Architect: Albert Schneiders	1897
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 17, 19 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 22 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 24, 26 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 27 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 28, 30 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 31, 33, 35 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 32 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 34 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 36, 38 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 37 map
	Residential building (parts)	Viktoriaallee 39 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 40, 42 map
more pictures	Residential houses	Viktoriaallee 45, 47–49 map	No. 45: Vicarage Herz Jesu; No. 47–49: Chaplaincy Herz Jesu
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 46 map
	Residential building	Viktoriaallee 50 map
more pictures	Catholic parish church Herz Jesu	Viktoriaallee 55 map	built in the style of the Cologne School of Neo-Gothic based on plans by Friedrich von Schmidt , completed after his death by his son Heinrich von Schmidt ; 1906–1909 construction of the tower	1893-1895
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 5, 7 map
	Residential building	Viktoriastraße 11 map
	Residential building	Viktoriastraße 15 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 18, 20, 22, 24 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 26, 28, 30 (parts of) map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 27, 29, 31 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 32, 34, 36 map
	Residential building	Viktoriastraße 35, 37 (parts of) map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 38, 40, 42 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 41 (parts), 43 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 44, 46, 48 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 45, 47, 49 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 52, 54 map		1896 (No. 54)
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 56 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 60, 62 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 66, 68, 70 map
	Residential and commercial building	Viktoriastraße 72 map	former "Actienspinnerei Aachen"; Consists of a two-storey, eight-axis main building in brick construction with neo-Romanesque decorative shapes and two elongated wing structures connected at right angles. Two-axis central gate passage to the factory yard	1889/1990
	Residential building (parts)	Viktoriastraße 78 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 80, 82, 84 (parts) map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 85, 87, 89 map
	Residential houses	Viktoriastraße 86, 88, 90 map
	Residential building	Viktoriastrasse 93 map
	Residential building	Von-Görschen-Strasse 1 map
	Residential houses	Von-Görschen-Strasse 3, 5, 7 map
	Residential houses	Warmweiherstrasse 17, 19 map
	Residential building	Warmweiherstraße 23 map
	Residential building	Warmweiherstrasse 32 map
BW	former gas station	Zollernstrasse 3–7 map	Petrol station in the courtyard of Haus Cockerill , built according to plans by Hellmuth Herkenrath	1962
	"House of the City Region"	Zollernstrasse 10 map	12-storey high-rise, built on the site of the old district building that was destroyed in 1944 (Architect: Eduard Linse . Facade in Italian Renaissance style. Base made of Niedermendiger basalt. Architectural parts made of tuff and sandstone. Inauguration April 20, 1892)	1957
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 19 map
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 24	Architect Albert Schneiders	1906
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 25 map
	Residential houses	Zollernstrasse 28, 30
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 29 map
	Residential houses	Zollernstrasse 37, 39 map
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 46 map
	Residential houses	Zollernstrasse 48 map
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 50 map
	Residential houses	Zollernstrasse 53, 55 map		1899
	Residential building	Zollernstrasse 57 map	Historicism with its own fantasy architecture and corner turrets to emphasize the intersection	1898
more pictures	Evang. Trinity Church	Zollernstrasse map	built in neo-Gothic style, interior design in Art Nouveau based on plans by Heinrich Reinhardt	1897-1899

Former monuments

image	designation	location	description
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 118 map	no longer under monument protection since 2012
BW	Residential building	Rehmannstrasse 45 map	no longer under monument protection since 2010
	Residential building	Viktoriastraße 74 map	no longer under monument protection since 2010