List of architectural monuments in the Nuremberg district gardens behind the fortress

List of architectural monuments in Nuremberg :

Old town: Ensemble Old Town • City fortifications • Sankt Lorenz • Sankt Sebald

Closer city center: Gardens behind the fortress • Himpfelshof, Gostenhof and Tafelhof • St. Johannis • Marienvorstadt, Wöhrd and Rennweg

Lists of the statistical city districts: Further inner city belt south • Further inner city belt west north east • South-eastern outer city • Southern outer city • South-western outer city • Western outer city • North-western outer city • North-east outer city • Eastern outer city

This is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Nuremberg . It contains the architectural monuments shown in the Bavarian Monument List in the area of the independent city of Nuremberg in Bavaria , which is known as the gardens behind the fortress . The basis is the Bavarian Monument List , which was first created on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been maintained and updated by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority. The districts listed here are listed together as the district of Nuremberg in the list of monuments .

Ensemble gardens behind the fortress

The ensemble is part of the area bordering the city wall to the north, in which only so-called garden properties were to be found until the early 19th century. In the first years of the Bavarian period it became a separate tax district and in 1818 a rural community, which, however, finally came to the city in 1824/25 as part of the castle peace. The ensemble comprises the largest contiguous urban expansion area that was developed north of the (middle) Pirckheimerstrasse at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Pirckheimerstraße, which forms the already existing base of the district, is the northern tangential street of the old town and the counterpart of Landgrabenstraße in the south. To this day, its course makes it clear that urban planning with building line plans was not possible without obstacles; the road connection planned since the 1870s could not be completed until 1898. Individual property owners were able to prevent regular planning, but individual entrepreneurs were also able to enforce closed road developments. From the quarter there is access to the old town via the Maxtor, but here, too, the consequent planning of the Wilhelminian style to create a direct, improved connection with a Burgberg tunnel, significantly, could not be created. The planning was delayed by owner resistance until such a solution was no longer desirable from an urban planning and monument preservation point of view.

The city quarter shows the attempt at a grid-like street planning with side streets branching off at right angles from Pirckheimerstraße. But here, too, the irregularities indicate that regular building line planning was not easily enforceable due to historical circumstances and that in the first decade of the 20th century such irregularities had already found recognition as design motifs. Since the east-west bypassing the old town was primarily necessary due to the urban planning and urban history requirements, the north-south streets are often more or less long streets with no connections for through traffic.

The streets included in the ensemble, Krelingstrasse and Hastverstrasse, have been developed into elegant residential streets. In the street section of Krelingstrasse between Pirckheimerstrasse and Meuschelstrasse, a stately Art Nouveau group of tenement houses from around 1905–1909 has been preserved on the west side. These rich, raised houses with front gardens offered stately apartments for high demands. The short parallel Hastverstrasse, which is a particularly quiet residential street with some Art Nouveau apartment buildings from around 1905 and front gardens, was designed in a very similar way. Despite the relatively small number of original monuments, the street has largely retained the closed image of an elegant residential street from the early 20th century. Hastverstrasse was given an urban development link in the concave courtyard of the Oberfinanzdirektion, a monumental building that was added to the district between Meuschelstrasse and Schweppermannstrasse in 1924/26. In the design as a baroque plastered building, the building complex must be described as being excellently fitted into the stately residential area. The building also forms a corner of the intersection of Muschelstrasse and Krelingstrasse, which, with their concise corner houses in neo-renaissance and rich art nouveau, form a further urban development focal point. The building on Meuschelstraße shows richly designed Art Nouveau apartment buildings from around 1905, especially in the part adjoining it to the west, which are among the best and most interesting in Nuremberg. It is precisely these partially rich and fantastically developed Art Nouveau houses on Meuschelstrasse, Krelingstrasse, Kaulbachstrasse (south of Schweppermannstrasse) and also Hastverstrasse which give the district the historical and stylistic characteristics.

This development of the first decade of the 20th century is continued in a simplified but more adequate way until the First World War . These more recent buildings can be found primarily in the northern part of the ensemble, where diagonal streets lead to irregularities, which were used, for example, to create Kaulbachplatz according to the principles of urban planning aimed at diversification. Kaulbachplatz is a bulge at the acute-angled intersection of Kaulbachstrasse and Schweppermannstrasse with non-simultaneous but consecutive, non-rectangular redevelopment. The closed row of tenement houses shows a uniform design and was built from 1912 to 1915; the later it is erected, the simpler and more reduced the echoes of the Art Nouveau forms. Kaulbachstrasse, which adjoins to the northeast, is built in the same way. Koberstraße is the northern limit of this urban development area from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It crosses the roughly square Kobergerplatz, from which the diagonal streets leading to the south-east and south-west cut through the district. While Kobergerstraße still shows renaissance-like buildings from the turn of the century, the square, which is architecturally framed only on its southern half, is built on with plastered apartment buildings in Art Nouveau forms from around 1906. File number: E-5-64-000-12.

Architectural monuments by streets

A.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Archivstrasse 3 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey saddle roof construction with gable and tent dormers, sandstone block construction with bay window and Gothic decor, around 1890/1900	D-5-64-000-109	more pictures
Archivstrasse 5 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey gable roof building with gable gables and tent dormers, brick building with sandstone street facade with bay window, in the New Nuremberg style with Gothic decor, around 1890/1900	D-5-64-000-110	more pictures
Archivstrasse 9 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey corner house with hipped roof, gables and tent dormer windows, sandstone block construction with bay window, in the New Nuremberg style with Gothic decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-111	more pictures
Archivstrasse 13 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey half-hipped roof building with gable and tent dormer windows, brick building with sandstone street facade with bay window, in the New Nuremberg style with Gothic decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-112	more pictures
Archivstrasse 17 ( location )	State Archives	Elongated two-storey hipped roof building with risal structure, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floor exposed brick with ashlar structure, late Classicist, 1878 Rear building, two-storey sandstone cuboid construction with hipped roof, probably from the last 5th 19th century; Enclosure, sandstone ashlar wall, probably last 5th 19th century	D-5-64-000-113	more pictures

B.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Bucher Straße 10 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey two-wing corner house with a saddle and half-hipped roof, volute gable gables, wooden gable roof core with pointed helmets and half-timbered dormers, stately brick building with sandstone facades, polygonal corner bay window with hooded roof and two flat cores, with rich neo-renaissance decor, end of the 19th century	D-5-64-000-275	more pictures
Bucher Strasse 14 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, sandstone gable roof bay window and wooden gable roof core, sandstone block building with rich neo-baroque decor, bay window with balcony parapet, inscribed. 1900	D-5-64-000-276	more pictures
Bucher Straße 18 ( location )	Tenement house	Three-storey wide corner house with a gable roof, central projectile with gable and gable roof dormers, sandstone block construction with rich late classicist ornamentation, 1875, ground floor facade partially reformed by modern shop fittings Enclosure, sandstone gate pillars and iron mesh fence, around 1875	D-5-64-000-278	more pictures
Bucher Straße 24 ( location )	Tenement house	Three-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, gable roof bay window and dormers with pyramid roof, exposed brick building with ground floor facade made of sandstone, rich ashlar structure and neo-renaissance decor, the rear partially increased facade, around 1890, modern shop fitting	D-5-64-000-281	more pictures
Bucher Straße 30 ( location )	Former General Command, former service building for the Commanding General of III. Army Corps	Villa-like three-storey building complex with hipped roofs and dormers, plastered solid building with sandstone core and rusticated sandstone ground floor in the southern part of the building, late Art Nouveau, 1907/08 by Gottfried Kurz	D-5-64-000-282	more pictures
Bucher Straße 28 ( location )	Former general command, former farm building	Two-storey four-wing system with hip and half-hip roofs and dormers, plastered solid construction with half-timbered elements	D-5-64-000-282 associated	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 5 ( location )	Former headquarters, former guard house	Single-storey plastered hipped roof building with sandstone elements;	D-5-64-000-282 associated	more pictures
Bucher Straße 30, 28, Pirckheimerstraße 5 ( location )	Former general command, enclosure	Plastered wall sections and pillars with iron mesh fence, sandstone gate pillars and double-winged iron gates	D-5-64-000-282 associated	more pictures
Bucher Straße 42 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey corner house with a gable roof, staggered gables and wooden dormers, sandstone block construction with three oriels, with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance ornaments in the New Nuremberg style, around 1900	D-5-64-000-283	more pictures
Bucher Straße 44 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey eaves side building with gable roof, staggered gable and wooden roof core with tented roofs, sandstone block construction with bay window, with neo-Gothic and neo-renaissance ornamentation in the New Nuremberg style, around 1900	D-5-64-000-284	BW
Bucher Straße 46 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with gable roof, gable roof core and volute decorative gable, sandstone block construction, bay window with rich neo-Gothic tracery decoration and motto, around 1900	D-5-64-000-286	more pictures
Bucher Strasse 50 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey corner house with a mansard roof, sandstone cuboid construction with rounded corner bay windows and two flat bays, with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance ornaments in the New Nuremberg style, ins. 1897, modern loft conversion and corner bay extension	D-5-64-000-288	more pictures
Bucher Straße 52 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, two-storey gable and gable roof core, sandstone block construction with neo-gothic and neo-renaissance ornamentation in the New Nuremberg style, bay window with balcony parapet, around 1897	D-5-64-000-289	more pictures
Bucher Strasse 54 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, gable roof and gable roof core, sandstone block construction with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance ornamentation in the New Nuremberg style, bay window with balcony parapet, around 1897	D-5-64-000-290	more pictures
Bucher Straße 56 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey two-wing corner house with gable roof and dormer windows, sandstone block construction, plastered on the back, bay window with balcony and gable, on the back stair tower with hipped roof, classifying Art Nouveau, built in 1910/11 by Hans Müller (referenced 1911)	D-5-64-000-291	more pictures
Bucher Strasse 58 ( location )	Rental and commercial building	Five-storey eaves side building with gable roof and gable roof core, polygonal central bay window with balcony parapet, sandstone block construction in strict Art Nouveau succession, 1914 by Julius Leonhardt	D-5-64-000-292	more pictures
Bucher Straße 60, 62 ( location )	Rental and commercial building group in a corner location	four-storey elongated sandstone block building with hipped roof and corner accentuation by hooded roofs, two bay windows with balcony balustrades, classicizing neo-renaissance, 1886/87 by Georg Birkmann	D-5-64-000-293	more pictures
Bucher Straße 64 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey head building with hipped roof, solid construction with street facade, ground floor and window walls made of sandstone, decorative forms of the neo-baroque and neo-renaissance, re. 1893, ground floor renovation (shop fitting) modern; Enclosure, profiled sandstone pillars, iron mesh fence and double-leaf gate, end of the 19th century	D-5-64-000-294	BW
Bucher Strasse 70 ( location )	Tenement house	Tenement house, four- and five-storey corner building with a gable roof, hipped roof and half-hipped roof, sandstone facade, with a four-story corner bay window with a Welscher hood, two-story rounded window bay window and flat central projection, late historical with elements of Art Nouveau, by Hans Ebert, 1906	D-5-64-000-4786	BW
Bucher Straße 72 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey corner house with a gable roof, decorative gables and dormers, solid construction (partly sandstone ashlar masonry, partly plastered) in late Art Nouveau forms, loft extension made of half-timbered, bay window and rounded corner bay window with balcony parapet, around 1904	D-5-64-000-295	more pictures
Bucher Straße 74 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with gable roof and dormers, sandstone block construction with central bay, on the top floor two bay windows with hipped roofs, New Nuremberg style modified in Art Nouveau, 1905–1906 according to a plan by Hans Ebert	D-5-64-000-296	more pictures
Bucher Straße 76 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey front building with hipped roof and gable, solid construction (partly sandstone ashlar masonry, partly plastered), bay window with balcony parapet, late Art Nouveau, around 1904, modern dormers	D-5-64-000-297	BW

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Friedrichstrasse 12 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey, two-winged eaves side building with a gable roof and gable, solid construction made of sandstone blocks and brick masonry, sandstone bay windows, polygonal stair tower with hipped roof on the back, in the New Nuremberg style, around 1890/1900	D-5-64-000-513	more pictures
Friedrichstrasse 49 ( location )	Tenement house	three-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, gable and wooden gable roof core, sandstone block building with neo-baroque decor, re. 1900, ground floor changed by modern shop fitting	D-5-64-000-514	more pictures
Friedrichstrasse 50 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey two-wing corner house with hipped mansard roof and dormers, plastered solid building with lush Art Nouveau decor, corner bay window with balcony parapet, re. 1901	D-5-64-000-515	BW
Friedrichstrasse 55 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey, two-wing corner house with a mansard roof, ornamental gable and dormers, solid construction, ground floor and window frames, sandstone ashlar masonry, two sandstone bay windows with balconies, late Jugendstil decor, around 1905	D-5-64-000-516	more pictures
Friedrichstrasse 57 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey two-winged head building with hipped roof and gable, solid construction partly plastered, street facade and ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, sandstone bay window, late Jugendstil decor, around 1905	D-5-64-000-517	BW

G

location	object	description	File no.	image
Goethestraße 21 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey front building with hipped roof and gable roof bayonet, solid construction, street facade sandstone ashlar masonry with two-storey bay window and neo-baroque decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-637	BW
Goethestrasse 23 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with gable roof and gable roof bay, solid construction, street facade sandstone ashlar masonry with two-storey bay window and neo-baroque decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-638	BW

H

location	object	description	File no.	image
Hastverstrasse 21 ( location )	Tenement house	Stately five-storey corner house with hipped mansard roof and gable dormers, plastered solid construction, ground floor and window frames sandstone, central projection with gable and corner bay window, neo-Baroque style influenced by Art Nouveau, 1904 by Emil Hecht	D-5-64-000-724	more pictures
Hastverstrasse 34 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and gable, clinker brick building with Art Nouveau decor, ground floor, window frames and bay window made of sandstone blocks, around 1905; Enclosure, sandstone pillars with two-winged iron gate and adjoining wall, Art Nouveau, around 1905	D-5-64-000-725

I.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Innerer Kleinreuther Weg 3 a ( location )	Residential building	Part of a former garden property behind the fortress, two-story free-standing saddle roof building with dormers, solid ground floor, upper floor timber-frame, plastered on the back, 16./17. Century, shortened and changed in 1914	D-5-64-000-2465	more pictures

K

location	object	description	File no.	image
Kaulbachstraße 18, Meuschelstraße 19 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey two-wing corner house with a gable roof and dormers, plastered solid construction, two colored sandstone bay windows with balcony balustrade and Art Nouveau decor, around 1905/06 Front garden enclosure, iron mesh fence, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-965	more pictures
Kaulbachstraße 19 ( location )	Tenement house	Stately four-storey corner house with a gable roof, gable gables and dormers, plastered solid construction with ashlar structure and rich neo-Renaissance decor, corner loggias and bay windows with balustrade made of sandstone, around 1900; Front garden enclosure, plastered masonry pillars and iron grating, probably around 1900	D-5-64-000-966	more pictures
Kaulbachstrasse 21 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, sandstone gable and gable dormers, sandstone bay windows with balcony balustrade, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors largely plastered, in the style of the German Renaissance, inscribed. 1904	D-5-64-000-967
Kaulbachstrasse 24 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and rounded gable, sandstone block construction with bay window and elegant Art Nouveau decor, around 1906	D-5-64-000-968
Kaulbachstraße 26 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and gable, sandstone block building with bay window and polychrome Art Nouveau decor, inscribed. 1906, modern dormer windows	D-5-64-000-969	more pictures
Kaulbachstraße 28 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey corner house with a gable roof, gable dormers and tower-like corner formation with a hooded roof, Art Nouveau building with two flat cores, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors massively plastered, around 1906	D-5-64-000-970	more pictures
Kaulbachstraße 32 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with gable roof, gable and gable dormers, Art Nouveau building with bay window, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors solid plastered, re. 1906	D-5-64-000-971
Kobergerplatz 4 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-story, two-wing corner house with a gable roof, gable and gable dormers, corner bay windows with dome roof, solid construction with Art Nouveau decor, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors plastered, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1045
Kobergerplatz 6 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, gable and gable dormers, plastered solid building with rich Art Nouveau plaster decor and sandstone plinth, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1046	more pictures
Kobergerstraße 44 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with mansard roof, gable and wooden gable dormers, solid construction made of exposed brick and sandstone ashlar masonry, floor bay window with balcony balustrade, lavish eclectic decor, ins. 1900 Front garden enclosure, sandstone pillars and iron mesh fence, probably around 1900	D-5-64-000-1048	BW
Kobergerstraße 58 ( location )	Tenement house	four to five-storey corner house with mansard or gable roof, gable and dormers, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors solid plastered, sandstone corner bay with onion dome, historicizing Art Nouveau, around 1905; Front garden enclosure, sandstone pillars and iron mesh fence, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-1049	more pictures
Kobergerstraße 73 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey corner house with a mansard hipped roof and wooden gable dormers, sandstone cuboid construction with Gothic ornaments, roof zone in the New Nuremberg style, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1050	BW
Krelingstrasse 31 ( location )	Tenement house	Four to five-storey corner house with hipped roof, gable gables, wooden roof core and dormers, exposed brick masonry, ground floor and window frames sandstone, sandstone corner bay window with hooded roof, neo-renaissance decor in the New Nuremberg style, around 1890	D-5-64-000-1129	more pictures
Krelingstraße 33 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey two-winged head building with hipped roof and gable, solid construction with rich Art Nouveau decor, largely plastered, street facade with bay windows, partly sandstone brickwork, around 1905/06	D-5-64-000-1130	more pictures
Krelingstrasse 35 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey, two-winged eaves side building with a gable roof and gable, solid construction with rich Art Nouveau decor, street facade partly sandstone ashlar masonry, risalit-like bay window, around 1905/06	D-5-64-000-1131	more pictures
Krelingstraße 37 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey, two-winged eaves side building with a gable roof, solid construction with rich late-nouveau decor, street facade partly sandstone ashlar masonry, central projecting with hipped roof, around 1908	D-5-64-000-1132	more pictures
Krelingstraße 37 a ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey, two-winged eaves side building with hipped roof and gable, solid construction with rich late youth nouveau decor, street facade partly sandstone ashlar masonry, risalit-like central bay window, around 1908	D-5-64-000-1133	more pictures
Krelingstraße 41 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey corner house with half-hipped mansard roof and dormers, central projectile with gable, bay window with balcony parapet and corner bay window with tent roof, sandstone block construction with neo-renaissance decor, ins. 1900 Front garden enclosure, iron mesh fence, probably around 1900	D-5-64-000-1134	more pictures
Krelingstrasse 43; Near Meuschelstraße ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey two-wing corner house with a tailcoat roof, gable and hipped dormer windows, tower-like corner design with a hooded roof, largely plastered solid building with two bay windows and rich Art Nouveau decor, ground floor and window frames made of sandstone blocks, 1905 Front garden fence, solid pillars and iron grating, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-1135	more pictures
Krelingstrasse 44 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey corner house with hipped roof and gabled dormers, corner projections with gable, tower-like raised corner bay windows with hooded roof, ground and first floor made of sandstone blocks, otherwise plastered, with Art Nouveau decor, around 1908/09; Front garden enclosure, solid pillars and iron mesh fence, two-winged access gate, probably around 1908/09	D-5-64-000-1136	more pictures
Krelingstrasse 50; Meuschelstrasse 29; Meuschelstrasse 31; Meuschelstrasse 33; Meuschelstrasse 35; Meuschelstrasse 37; Meuschelstrasse 39; Meuschelstrasse 41; Meuschelstrasse 45; Schweppermannstrasse 52; Schweppermannstrasse 54 ( location )	Oberfinanzdirektion Nürnberg / Bundesfinanzdirektion Südost	monumental, plastered administration building in Baroque forms, extensive system of several four-storey structures with mansard roofs, gable dormers and five-storey risalits, five-storey main entrance building (Krelingstraße 50) with curved hipped roof, dormers and portico, concave courtyard of honor, 1924-26 by Johannes Reuther	D-5-64-000-1314	more pictures
Kressenstrasse 1 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey hipped mansard roof building with dormer windows, ground floor sandstone masonry, upper floors plastered with ashlar structure, in Art Nouveau forms, 1910 (marked) by Emil Hecht	D-5-64-000-2504	more pictures
Kressenstrasse 5 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey saddle roof building with gable and dormer windows, ground floor sandstone masonry, upper floors plastered with ashlar structure and sandstone bay windows, New Nuremberg style influenced by Art Nouveau, around 1905	D-5-64-000-1139	more pictures
Kressenstrasse 6 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey saddle roof building with gable and dormer windows, ground floor sandstone masonry, upper floors plastered with ashlar structure and sandstone bay windows, New Nuremberg style influenced by Art Nouveau, around 1905	D-5-64-000-1140	more pictures

L.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Labenwolfstrasse 10 ( location )	Labenwolf High School	Old building, three-storey three-wing system, head building with a gable roof and dormers, sandstone cuboid construction with central projections with volute gable gables and two polygonal stair towers with tent roofs, rear wing buildings with hipped roofs and dormers, exposed brick buildings with plinth, Renaissance style around 1600, corner stonework made from Nuremberg sandstone and window frames. 98 based on plans by Heinrich Wallraff; Enclosure, spar wall made of exposed brick, probably around 1898	D-5-64-000-1158
Löbleinstrasse 10 ( location )	Hans-Sachs-Gymnasium	four-storey, two-winged building with hipped roof, dormers, corner projections and three two-storey volute gable gables, rear dwelling with hipped roof and two four-storey flat roof extensions, street facades with sandstone ashlar masonry, otherwise massive plastering, neo-Renaissance influenced by Art Nouveau, 1901–03	D-5-64-000-1211	more pictures

M.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Maxtorgraben 33 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey head building with a gable roof and central projecting with Neo-Renaissance gable, street-side facade made of sandstone blocks, otherwise partly plastered brick construction, sandstone corner bay window with pointed helmet, floor bay window with balcony parapet, in the New Nuremberg style, around 1895, modern dormer windows	D-5-64-000-1297	BW
Meuschelstraße 3 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey two-wing corner house with a gable roof, gable gables and dormer windows with half-hipped roof, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors plastered, two sandstone bay windows, sandstone corner bay window with tent roof and lantern, late Art Nouveau decor, around 1910	D-5-64-000-1304	more pictures
Meuschelstrasse 7; Meuschelstrasse; Near Meuschelstraße ( location )	Tenement house	four- to five-storey corner house with a mansard hipped roof, irregularly structured group building derived from Art Nouveau, plastered solid construction, central projectile with gable, two round bay windows above the cantilevered upper floor, re. Kern and Fiedler, 1911; Front garden enclosure, two historicizing arches, solid plastered, iron gate, probably 1911	D-5-64-000-1305	more pictures
Meuschelstrasse 9; Meuschelstrasse; Near Meuschelstraße ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, sandstone gable roof bay window and gable dormers, sandstone block building with late Art Nouveau decor, central bay window with balcony parapet, around 1910; Front garden enclosure, solid pillars, around 1910	D-5-64-000-1306	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 14 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey two-wing corner house with a gable roof and gable, ground floor and window frames made of sandstone blocks, upper floors plastered, sandstone bay windows and sandstone corner bay windows with Welscher hood, with Art Nouveau decor, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1307	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 16 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with gable roof, gable and dormers, ground and first floor sandstone ashlar masonry, otherwise solidly plastered, sandstone bay window, with Art Nouveau decor, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1308	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 18 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, gable and dormers, sandstone cuboid construction with central bay and Art Nouveau decor, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1309	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 20 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey eaves side building with gable roof, middle sandstone roof bay window and gable dormers, sandstone block construction with central bay window and new Renaissance decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1310	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 21 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with gable roof, sandstone cuboid structure, central bay window with balcony balustrade and rich Art Nouveau decor, 1905 Front garden enclosure, iron mesh fence, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-1311	more pictures
Meuschelstrasse 23; Near Meuschelstraße ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and gable, plastered solid building with sandstone window frames and rich Art Nouveau decor, central bay with balcony balustrade, rear wing, 1905 Front garden enclosure, stone pillars and iron mesh fence, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-1312	more pictures
Meuschelstrasse 25; Near Meuschelstraße ( location )	Tenement house with rich Art Nouveau decor	five-storey eaves side building with gable roof and gable, plastered solid building with sandstone window frames and rich Art Nouveau decor, two round bay windows, rear side wing, 1905 Front garden enclosure, stone pillars and iron mesh fence, probably around 1905	D-5-64-000-1313	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 30 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with gable roof, decorative gable and hipped dormer windows, sandstone block construction with two bay windows and Art Nouveau decor, rear side wing with pent roof, around 1908, ground floor facade changed by modern shop fitting	D-5-64-000-1315	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 34 ( location )	Tenement house	Stately five-storey corner house with a gable roof and decorative gables, solid construction (partly sandstone ashlar masonry, partly plastered), bay windows with balcony parapets and balconies in between, lush Art Nouveau decor, around 1910 Front garden enclosure, plastered solid pillars and wall sections, iron mesh fence, around 1910	D-5-64-000-1317	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 38 ( location )	Tenement house	Stately corner house with a gable roof, gable and gable dormers, solid construction (partly sandstone blocks, partly exposed brick, partly plastered), corner projecting with gable, floor corner bay with balcony parapet, sandstone bay and three iron balconies, rich art nouveau decor, around 1905 Front garden enclosure, iron fence in Art Nouveau forms, around 1905	D-5-64-000-1319	more pictures
Meuschelstraße 49 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey, two-wing corner house with a gable roof and gabled dormers, ground floor made of sandstone blocks, upper floors exposed brick masonry with sandstone structure, three sandstone bay windows, in the New Nuremberg style, re. 1902	D-5-64-000-1321	more pictures

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Pilotystraße 7 ( location )	villa	two-storey free-standing building with a hipped gable roof, plastered solid structure, wooden roof bay window with pointed helmet, with figure of a knight, single-storey flat-roofed porch with bay window, in the New Nuremberg style, built by Ludwig Schmitz around 1890 as his own house; associated large garden with sandstone figures from the 18th century	D-5-64-000-1542	more pictures
Pilotystraße 13 ( location )	villa	two-storey neo-baroque building with hipped roof and large gable roof core, plastered solid building with wooden core and colossal pilaster structure, re. 1912/13; in the garden neo-baroque pavilion and fountain, at the same time	D-5-64-000-1543	more pictures
Pilotystraße 19 ( location )	Residential building	three-storey front building with hipped roof and gabled dormers, plastered late classicist solid building, colossal pilaster structure made of sandstone, enriched around 1860, around 1915/20	D-5-64-000-1544	more pictures
Pilotystraße 21 ( location )	Residential building	three-storey corner house with hipped roof, ornamental gable and gabled dormers, plastered late classical solid construction, colossal pilaster structure made of sandstone, around 1860	D-5-64-000-1545	more pictures
Pilotystraße 27 a ( location )	Servant's house in a villa	Two-storey free-standing building with a gable roof and gable, dormers and turrets with tent roof, exposed brick masonry, some with half-timbered blinds, balcony porch over the entire length of the building, polygonal tower building on the back, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1546	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 9 ( location )	villa	New Baroque two-storey building with a mansard hipped roof, gable gables and gable roof core, plastered solid building with sandstone elements, central projection with mansard hipped roof and neo-coco decor, wooden turret with hooded roof, 1902 by Peter Rückert New baroque garden wall, partly plastered sandstone block, around 1902	D-5-64-000-1549	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 9a ( location )	Former servants' house	New Baroque single-storey sandstone block building with hipped mansard roof and gable roof core, 1902	D-5-64-000-1549 associated	BW
Pirckheimerstraße 14 ( location )	villa	New baroque two-storey building with hipped mansard roof and dormers, central projectile with saddle roof and round one-storey balcony bay window made of sandstone blocks, plastered solid construction with sandstone elements, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1550	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 16 ( location )	villa	two-storey free-standing building with a gable roof, mid-house and gable roof core, polygonal stair tower with dome roof on the back, sandstone block structure, plastered on the back, in the style of the German Renaissance around 1600, built 1889; Enclosure, sandstone pillars with iron bars, around 1890	D-5-64-000-1551	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 18 ( location )	Residential building	three-storey front building with hipped roof, plastered solid structure with sandstone pilaster strips, late classicist style, around 1860/70	D-5-64-000-1552	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 28 ( location )	villa	two-storey baroque building with hipped roof and gable roof core, plastered solid structure with pilaster structure, re. 1923	D-5-64-000-1553	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 30 ( location )	villa	two-storey building with hipped roof and gable roof core, plastered solid construction, objectively oriented expressionism, re. 1927	D-5-64-000-1554	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 31, 33 ( location )	Tenement group	two four-story, two-wing corner buildings with a mansard hipped roof, gable gables and roof core with pointed helmet, two four-story tower-like corner oriels with pointed helmet and two three-story central bay windows, partly plastered sandstone blocks with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance decor in the New Nuremberg style, re. 1901	D-5-64-000-1555	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 32 ( location )	villa	two-storey building with hipped roof, gable roof core and dormer window, plastered solid building with two corner projections and rear dwelling, polygonal stone entrance bay, objectively oriented expressionism, ins. 1926	D-5-64-000-1556	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 35 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey, two-winged head building with a mansard hipped roof, two-storey gable and roof core with hipped roof, partly plastered solid construction, street facade sandstone ashlar masonry, three-storey central bay window, with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance decor in the New Nuremberg style, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1557	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 43 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey head building with mansard hipped roof and rear side wing with gable roof, plastered solid construction, four-storey sandstone bay window and gable, polygonal stair tower with dome roof, Art Nouveau, 1904 by Emil Hecht	D-5-64-000-2446	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 44 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey free-standing building with hipped roof and gable roof core, solid construction made of sandstone blocks and brickwork, two-storey sandstone bay window, with neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance decor in the New Nuremberg style, around 1890/1900	D-5-64-000-1558	more pictures
Pirckheimerstraße 47 ( location )	Apartment house in a corner	Five-storey hipped roof building with gables and bay windows, ground floor and polygonal corner bay window, sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors massively plastered with stone structure, neo-baroque, by Georg Ros, 1901	D-5-64-000-2763	BW
Pirckheimerstraße 84 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey two-wing corner house with hipped roof and gabled dormers, sandstone block construction with two-storey and three-storey risalit-like bay window, with rich neo-Gothic decor, around 1890	D-5-64-000-1559	BW
Pirckheimerstraße 134 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey, two-wing corner house with a mansard half-hipped roof and gable roof core, partly plastered solid construction, ground floor and street facade, sandstone ashlar masonry, two-story sandstone bay, four-story polygonal corner bay, rich neo-renaissance decor, around 1890	D-5-64-000-1560	more pictures

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Reichstrasse 5 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey head building with half-hipped mansard roof, middle sandstone roof bay and gable roof dormer windows, solid construction with street facade made of sandstone ashlar masonry, gothic New Nuremberg style, 1896, ground floor facade greatly reduced by plastering	D-5-64-000-1620	BW
Reichstrasse 6 ( location )	Tenement house	Four to five-storey two-wing corner house with a gable or hipped roof and wooden gable roof core, exposed brick building with street facade and window walls made of sandstone ashlar masonry, three-storey sandstone bay window, richly eclectic decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1621	BW
Reichstrasse 7 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey corner house with a mansard roof, gable roofs and gable roof core, corner turrets with pointed helmets, sandstone block construction with two-storey bay windows and two balconies, gothic decor, around 1900, ground floor facade changed by modern shop fitting	D-5-64-000-1622	BW
Reichstrasse 17 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey, two-wing corner house with a mansard hipped roof and wooden roof core with pointed helmets, sandstone block construction in the Gothic Revival style of the New Nuremberg, around 1900, the ground floor façade greatly reduced due to renovations and plastering	D-5-64-000-1623
Rollnerstrasse 5 ( location )	Suburban home	two-storey eaves side house with saddle roof and gable, sandstone block construction, mid-19th century; Enclosure, wall section and gate pillars made of sandstone masonry, two-winged iron gate, mid-19th century	D-5-64-000-1675	BW
Rollnerstrasse 39 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with mansard roof and wooden gabled dormers, two-storey central bay window with two-storey tower-like polygonal bay window, plastered solid construction, Art Nouveau, around 1905/06	D-5-64-000-1676	BW
Rollnerstrasse 43 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-storey corner house with a mansard roof, two-storey volute gable and dormers, sandstone block construction with four-storey tower-like corner bay window, two-storey bay window with balcony parapet and three-storey floor bay window with balcony parapet, in the New Nuremberg style, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1677	BW
Rollnerstrasse 45 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and gabled roof dormer windows, sandstone cuboid building with central projection in the New Nuremberg style, by Ochsenmayer and Wißmüller, 1901, interior largely renewed; Assembly with Rollnerstrasse 45 and Schweppermannstrasse 83	D-5-64-000-2748	BW
Rollnerstrasse 55 ( location )	Tenement house	three-storey head building with gable roof and rear dwelling, central projecting with ornamental gable, solid construction made of sandstone blocks and brick masonry, neo-renaissance decor partially modified in baroque style, ins. 1879; Enclosure, sandstone pillars with iron bars, probably around 1880	D-5-64-000-1678	BW
Rollnerstrasse 65 ( location )	Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Brick building with saddle roof, hall church with aisle attached to the north, east tower with pyramid roof, single-storey chapel extension with hipped roof, 1934/35 (re. 1935) according to a plan by Clemens Holzmeister from 1926, rebuilt after being destroyed in the war in 1948 according to a plan by Rolf Behringer; with equipment.	D-5-64-000-1679	more pictures
Rollnerstrasse 100 ( location )	Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church of St. Matthew	Hall building with a flat gable roof and lateral vestibule, concrete building with brick lining, free-standing west tower, concrete building with flat hipped roof, built 1958–60 according to plans by Wilhelm Schlegtendal ; artistic wall-mounted fittings outside and inside; Sacristy extension, single-storey concrete building with brick lining and flat roof, 1958–60.	D-5-64-000-2486	more pictures

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Schillerstraße ( location )	Former Nuremberg brewery, later Tucher brewery and Lederer-Bräu GmbH	Malt house and brewhouse, four-storey mansard roof building made of exposed brickwork with ashlar structure, tail gables, dwarf house and portal, re. 1897/98 by Hans Müller, brewhouse extension, three-storey hipped roof building made of exposed brickwork with ashlar structure and bas-reliefs, re. 1941; with technical equipment; Northern connected building complex consisting of: boiler house, attached workshop building, machine house with chimney, fermentation cellar with water tower, multi-part building group of one to six-storey exposed brick buildings with flat, hip and gable roofs, around 1900 by Hans Müller, partially extended later, with covered passage, Structure made of steel trusses, early 20th century; with technical equipment.	D-5-64-000-1748	more pictures
Schweppermannstrasse 8 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey front building with half-hipped mansard roof and wooden gabled dormers, brick building with sandstone street facade and sandstone ground floor, with two-storey bay window with balcony parapet and neo-renaissance decor, around 1900; Rear building, two-storey plastered solid construction with a single-hip mansard roof and wooden gable roof dormers, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1854	BW
Schweppermannstrasse 20 ( location )	Tenement house	three-storey freestanding building with hipped roof, two-storey volute gable and hipped dormer, rich, picturesque neo-renaissance building made of exposed brickwork with sandstone ground floor and sandstone structures, around 1895; Enclosure, double system with neighboring building, sandstone pillars and iron mesh fence with two gates, around 1895	D-5-64-000-1855
Schweppermannstraße 22 ( location )	Tenement house	three-storey freestanding building with hipped roof, volute gable and hipped dormer windows, rich, picturesque neo-baroque building made of exposed brickwork with sandstone ground floor and sandstone divisions, two-storey sandstone bay window with balcony parapet, four-storey tower-like sandstone annex with two storeys of loggia and wooden entrance hall roof; Enclosure, iron mesh fence, around 1895	D-5-64-000-1856	more pictures
Schweppermannstrasse 39 ( location )	Tenement house	five-story narrow eaves side building with saddle roof, stepped gable and two two-story bay windows, plastered solid building in the style of New Objectivity, re. 1928, by Conrad Bohrer	D-5-64-000-1857	more pictures
Schweppermannstrasse 44 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and gable, solid construction with four-storey central bay window and Art Nouveau decor, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper floors plastered by Josef Heinrich, 1906, modern dormer windows	D-5-64-000-1858	more pictures
Schweppermannstraße 46 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, two-storey gable and dormers, solid construction with three-storey central bay window and Art Nouveau decor, ground floor sandstone ashlar masonry, upper storeys plastered, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1859
Schweppermannstrasse 61; Schweppermannstrasse 63 ( location )	Tenement group	Two four-story eaves side buildings with mansard roofs, gable gables and wooden gable roof dormers, partially plastered sandstone cuboid buildings each with a two-story sandstone bay window with balcony balustrade, New Baroque decor modified to Art Nouveau, around 1906	D-5-64-000-1861	BW
Schweppermannstrasse 83; Schweppermannstraße 83 a ( location )	Tenement house	Stately four-storey side eaves building with a gable roof, three-storey gable and dormers, sandstone block construction with three-storey bay window with balcony parapet, with neo-renaissance and neo-baroque decor, around 1900	D-5-64-000-1862	BW

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Tuchergartenstrasse 3 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey head building with saddle roof and gabled dormers, corner projecting with double stepped gable, street-side facade largely made of sandstone ashlar masonry, otherwise exposed brick masonry, two-storey flat bay window, in the New Nuremberg style, with open staircase, 1894/95 by Georg Friedrich Hildenbrand; Front garden enclosure, plastered solid pillars and historicizing iron mesh fence, probably around 1895	D-5-64-000-2360	BW

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Uhlandstraße 11 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, staggered gable and dormers, plastered solid construction with two two-storey bay windows, in the style of New Objectivity, re. 1930, by Conrad Bohrer	D-5-64-000-1961	BW
Uhlandstraße 13 ( location )	Tenement house	five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, staggered gable and dormers, plastered solid construction with two two-storey bay windows, in the style of New Objectivity, re. 1929, by Conrad Bohrer	D-5-64-000-1962
Uhlandstraße 15 ( location )	Tenement house	Five-storey eaves side building with saddle roof, staggered gable and dormers, plastered solid construction with three three-storey bay windows and two balconies with iron lattice balustrade, in the style of New Objectivity, 1930/31 by Conrad Bohrer	D-5-64-000-1963	more pictures
Uhlandstraße 33 ( location )	Ludwig Uhland School	Four-storey two-winged building with half-hipped mansard roofs, on each wing three risalites with mansard-tipped hipped roofs and one polygonal ridge turret with tented roof, large middle ridge turret with ornamental gables and tented roof, two-story two-part hall building with flat roof, late youthful style decor from 1908–11.	D-5-64-000-1964	more pictures

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location	object	description	File no.	image
Vestnertorgraben 19 ( location )	Tenement house	four-storey two-wing corner house with hipped mansard roof and dormers, two risalites with gable gables, polygonal tower-like corner bay window with pointed spire, solid construction made of sandstone blocks and brickwork, partly plastered, neo-renaissance decor, inscribed. 1888; Enclosure, sandstone pillars and iron mesh fence, around 1890	D-5-64-000-2026	more pictures

Remarks

↑ This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. The latter can be viewed on the Internet as a PDF using the link given under web links and is also mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas . Even these representations, although they are updated daily by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation , do not always and everywhere reflect the current status. Therefore, the presence or absence of an object in this list or in the Bavarian Monument Atlas does not guarantee that it is currently a registered monument or not. The Bavarian List of Monuments is also an information directory. The property of a monument - and thus the legal protection - is defined in Art. 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (BayDSchG) and does not depend on the mapping in the Monument Atlas and the entry in the Bavarian Monument List. Objects that are not listed in the Bavarian Monument List can also be monuments if they meet the criteria according to Art. 1 BayDSchG. Early involvement of the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation according to Art. 6 BayDSchG is therefore necessary in all projects.

literature

Hans Wolfram Lübbeke: Middle Franconia . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (= Monuments in Bavaria . Volume V ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52396-1 .

Web links

Commons : Collection of images on monuments in the Nuremberg district of gardens behind the fortress - collection of images, videos and audio files

Bavarian Monument Atlas (cartographic representation of the Bavarian architectural and ground monuments by the BLfD , requires JavaScript)
List of monuments for Nuremberg (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

[1] This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. The latter can be viewed on the Internet as a PDF using the link given under web links and is also mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas . Even these representations, although they are updated daily by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation , do not always and everywhere reflect the current status. Therefore, the presence or absence of an object in this list or in the Bavarian Monument Atlas does not guarantee that it is currently a registered monument or not. The Bavarian List of Monuments is also an information directory. The property of a monument - and thus the legal protection - is defined in Art. 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (BayDSchG) and does not depend on the mapping in the Monument Atlas and the entry in the Bavarian Monument List. Objects that are not listed in the Bavarian Monument List can also be monuments if they meet the criteria according to Art. 1 BayDSchG. Early involvement of the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation according to Art. 6 BayDSchG is therefore necessary in all projects.