List of architectural monuments in Aschaffenburg
The monuments of the Bavarian city of Aschaffenburg are listed on this page . This table is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Bavaria . The basis is the Bavarian Monument List , which was first drawn up on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been managed by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority. This list reflects the update status of August 1, 2018 and contains 397 architectural monuments. The previous statuses contained: January 10, 2018: 395 monuments, September 8, 2017: 395 monuments, September 6, 2016: 395 monuments, November 24, 2015: 396 monuments.
Ensembles
Upper town of Aschaffenburg
The Upper Town Aschaffenburg ensemble ( Lage ) encompasses the area of the old town, which extends over a roughly triangular plateau between the Main, Löhergraben, Landing and Schloßberggraben. In the center of this upper town, which lies between the two poles of the castle and the monastery, rises the Parish Church of Our Lady , whose patronage of Mary refers to its origin as a Carolingian royal church. The palace, the second residence of the Imperial Chancellor , Elector and Archbishop of Mainz, is the grand square complex with four corner towers and an older keep , which was rebuilt after 1945 and built by Georg Ridinger for Elector Schweickhard von Kronberg in 1605–1614 . South on the pin is Berg, founded on the site of late Carolingian Chapel later than 957 pin . It has been in the possession of the Archbishopric of Mainz since 982 ; Duke Otto had given it to Archbishop Willigis (975-1011). The monastery and market were re-fortified under Archbishop Adalbert (1111–1137) after the construction of an archbishop's castle had begun in 1122 in the north-west corner of the settlement. The settlement became a fortified city . The former ford settlement had already received its first wooden bridge under Archbishop Willigis in 989. The high part of the town, the upper town, was interspersed with aristocratic courts and collegiate curiae , which characterized the type of spiritual town. Three main streets form the basic structure. Pfaffengasse leads from the formerly larger market square in front of the collegiate church to the castle. The so-called Stäblerhaus (Pfaffengasse 5), which was destroyed in the war and in which a stone house is believed to have been handed down to 1182, was demolished, but this lane with the Jesuit Church and the Starkenburg Curia (Pfaffengasse 19) still has significant historical structures. The approximately parallel Schloßgasse with numerous former aristocratic courts leads past the Mother of God Parish Church to Schloßplatz and is one of the particularly well-preserved old town streets. Dalbergstrasse (previously referred to in sections as Am Windfang, Große Metzgergasse, Marktplatz and Zwischen den Toren), running in a hollow between Stiftsberg and Schloss, forms the basis and transverse axis for these alleys; it was the main or market street of the old town and was once lined with many inns. As part of the trunk road, which is so important for the city, it created the connection between the Main Bridge and the city center. Under the residential building there are half-timbered buildings, as remarkable as the house Dalbergstrasse 56 from the 15th century, and buildings of classicism, such as the sandstone house at Metzgergasse 11/13, which are clustered around the Parish Church of the Mother of God, a baroque building with a Romanesque core, and the classicist theater . Architecturally and in terms of urban planning, the monumental buildings dominate, the Mannerist castle over the banks of the Main and the monastery with church and cloister, looming over the Löhergraben. Together with the bourgeois development, this results in an impressive city silhouette when viewed from the Main. Despite various approaches at the beginning of the 19th century, it was not possible to implement larger urban planning concepts. Only the small Karlsplatz has remained a closed effect. The classicistic individual buildings are characteristic witnesses of the short era of the Dalberg state for the city . During the Second World War , the area between the town hall and the theater as well as the southern part of Pfaffengasse were completely destroyed and many other buildings were damaged. The reconstruction took place mainly along the historical route in the tension arc of reconstruction (Stiftsgasse 5), over historicizing new buildings in changed forms (Schloßgasse 1), up to the modern accent of the New Town Hall (Dalbergstraße 15), which with its volume and its height extension one for the historical cityscape forms a strongly changed component. The seat of the bourgeois administration is no longer subordinate to the formerly sole governing Poles of lock and monastery. File number: E-6-61-000-1.
Friedrichstrasse / Weißenburger Strasse
Since 1854, with the connection to the Ludwigs-West-Bahn , Aschaffenburg began to expand further north. This growth did not fully develop until the founding period , as the outer city fortifications from 1370/80 were essentially preserved until 1870. Only after the ditch between the former Apfelbaumallee (now Weißenburger Strasse) and the Seilergang (now Friedrichstrasse) had been filled and the city wall removed (1870/71) did the development begin, which left the ensemble with its permanent mark despite numerous war damage and new buildings . An example of the early development is the property at Friedrichstrasse 19 from 1874, built on the site of the so-called torture tower, which was demolished in 1867 and which was part of the outer Aschaffenburg city fortifications. This former late classicist house, today connected to a modern commercial building, illustrates the original villa-like development on the outskirts of the lower town. With buildings of the late Historicism and Art Nouveau, with partly magnificent, red and yellow sandstone facades from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this road system was extended to one of the type of the Ringstrasse, which also has the park-like green strip that is characteristic of it makes the old "city limits" clear. The ensemble is given a special urban development weight because it is connected to a larger park and green belt surrounding the city. Because to the east of the preserved barbican of the Herstalltor, which was demolished in 1869 and marks one of the endpoints of the ensemble, the Schöntal Park, the formerly walled princely zoo, which was converted into an English park (with the "staffage architecture" of the Beguine monastery ruins) in the 18th century . At the western end point of the ensemble area, roughly where the former Karlstor or Dingstalltor stood, the green belt continues in the palace garden, which, leading to the Main, forms a park surrounding the palace and Pompejanum ( location ). File number: E-6-61-000-2.
Grünewaldstrasse
The Grünewaldstraße ( Lage ) ensemble is an avenue that was mainly built on with villa-like houses in the period around 1900. Historicist buildings as well as those in Art Nouveau forms determine the image of a typical elegant residential street of the late 19th or early 20th century with the buildings on the eastern side of the street, a gym from 1904 and the stately school building of the Dalberg-Gymnasium from 1906 more monumental public buildings were also integrated into the ensemble. At the end of the street, before the railway line to Miltenberg creates a turning point in the urban fabric, the ensemble in the Grünewaldstrasse 20 and Lindenallee properties has 26 highlights. These two buildings, built by Anton Gentil , are excellent examples of historicizing architecture from the 1920s, which, above all in their sculptural details, clearly show their late development and idiosyncrasy. File number: E-6-61-000-3.
Town center Obernau
The former walled street village, attested since the end of the 12th century, is located directly on the Main. It shows a regular row of courtyards on both sides of the main street. The residential buildings in the courtyards, usually each accompanied by an entrance gate, face the street at the gable end; the deep plots are closed at the back by the barns, which on the mains side form a largely undisturbed barn edge. The oldest houses and gates come from the 16./17. Century. The street scene is dominated by the late Baroque tower front of the former parish church, the eastern parts of which were destroyed in a fire in 1942 ( Lage ). File number: E-6-61-000-4.
City fortifications
In the 12th century, under Prince-Bishop Adalbert I of Saarbrücken, the inner wall ring around the upper city was renewed and with the butcher or wind trap gate (Dalbergstraße / Suicardusstraße), the Döngestor on the market (Dalbergstraße / Pfaffengasse), with the Mühlpforte (castle square) and the Badbergtörlein (Stiftsgasse) as well as the forerunner of the Johannisburg Castle and reinforced.
This was followed in the 14th century by the wall ring around the lower town with the Strickertor (Strickergasse / Erthalstraße), the Herstalltor (Herstallstraße / Goldbacher Straße), the Sandtor (Sandgasse / Würzburger Straße), the Wermbachtor (Wermbachstraße / Betgasse) and the Löhertor (Löherstraße / parking garage entrance).
Towards the end of the 14th century, a wall was built around the fishing district with the Fischertor, two gates on the Main Bridge and the Bleichtor (Suicardusstraße).
In the 15th century, under Prince-Bishop Theoderich von Erbach, the former wildlife park in the area of the Schöntal was included in the city fortifications and the protection, i.e. the later so-called Karlsvorstadt, was provided with a wall ring and three gates (Main or Theodorich gate, customs gate and Dingstall, Capuchin or Karlstor).
In the 16th century, the stately vegetable garden in today's Schöntal was included in the city fortifications and the Black Gate was built. In the 17th century, bastion-like fortifications (terraces), a three-arched bridge and the so-called coat of arms wall on the Main side were built with Johannisburg Castle.
Towards the end of the 18th century, the city moats were converted into public green spaces and most of the city towers were demolished. The covered battlement over the Theodorichstor was redesigned in 1788 in the manner of an arcade into an open promenade.
Parts of the city fortifications are still preserved in the following places:
- Wall in the Brennofengasse ( location )
- Vorurm, so-called Herstallturm, in Herstallstrasse
- Wall and Badbergtörlein in Stiftsgasse ( location )
- Walls on the Schloßberg ( location )
- Ditch, stone corridor ( location ) above the Theodorichstor and the customs gate, walls in the castle garden
- Theodorichstor ( Lage ) and Zolltor ( Lage ) in Suicardusstrasse
- Graben ( Lage ), Mauer ( Lage ) and Schenkenturm ( Lage ) in Schöntal
- Lower floors of the tower and gates of the Sand Church in Sandgasse ( location )
- Wall in the old town cemetery
City wall at Brennofengasse
more picturesSchenkenturm in Schöntal
more picturesBell tower of the church of sand, the rest of the city gate in the lower part of the tower
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more picturesCity wall in Schöntal, city side
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Kapuzinerplatz 8 (according to the list of monuments), actual location s. text above ( location ) |
city wall | Masonry made of quarry stone and ashlars, partially preserved in the Brennofengasse, Herstallstraße, near Stiftsgasse, on the Schloßberg, Schloßgarten, rebuilt in 1788 by d'Herigoyen as a connecting bridge between the parts of the castle garden (above the Theodorichstor), in the Schöntal (Schenkenturm) and on the Suicardusstraße with Theodorichstor, built between 1434 and 1459 by Elector Theoderich von Erbach and expanded into a promenade in 1780 | D-6-61-000-2 |
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Near Goldbacher Straße ( location ) |
Herstallturm | Round turret of the barbican of the otherwise demolished Herstalltor, upper floor protruding on a round arch frieze, 1545 | D-6-61-000-124 |
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Architectural monuments by district
City center
The Aschaffenburg city center can be divided into four sections according to the historical urban development. The core of the old city is the Stiftsberg with the collegiate church as a pictorial and actual highlight. It is limited by the Löhergraben (today: Löherstraße) and Dalbergstraße, which was also the central route from the Main to the market below the collegiate church. The further old town extends from Dalbergstraße to Schlossplatz, which forms a generous open space in front of the palace from the Renaissance period. The old town (also called Upper Town) is delimited by Landingstrasse. Beyond that, like a ring around the old town, the lower town adjoins, which was still within the former city wall and often still has two to three-storey buildings from the early modern era. Herstallstrasse is an exception, as it was the central shopping street that was rebuilt with large commercial buildings throughout the early days. With the demolition of the previous city wall, the city was able to expand further in the late 19th century. In the Neustadt area, from Friedrichstrasse and Weißenburger Strasse and beyond the Schöntal Park, again as a ring around the lower town, there are increasingly three- to four-story residential and commercial buildings with sometimes magnificent facades, which clearly show the wealth of their builders. There are also large villas from the Wilhelminian era to the east of Schöntal and west of the palace gardens. In the north, the city center is bounded by the railway. A fourth area of today's Stadtmitte district lies to the east outside the modern inner city ring, which is formed by a non-intersection bypass road. This is a large city park, the Fasanerie - once a hunting ground for the electors' kitchens - and south of it below the Godelsberg a very sought-after residential area.
Old town
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Dalbergstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey corner building with curved ornamental gable and bay window with plastic Art Nouveau ornamentation facing Landingstrasse, otherwise a hunched mansard roof , upper storeys structured by cornices and pilaster strips, windows framed by stone, partly profiled, loggia at the corner on the second storey, above balcony, decorative framework around entrance Dalbergstrasse and above lying window, by Heinrich Morhard 1906 | D-6-61-000-21 |
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Dalbergstrasse 15 ( location ) |
town hall | Three-part assembly, seven-storey, cube-shaped main building with a glass-roofed piazzetta-like hall, three-storey central wing with courtyard, 1956–1958 by Diez Brandi
Simultaneous assembly hall construction with a reconstructed portico by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen from 1790; with equipment |
D-6-61-000-22 |
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Dalbergstrasse 36 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey mansard roof building with plastered, slightly protruding half-timbered upper storeys, essentially first half of the 16th century, rebuilt at the end of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-24 |
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Dalbergstrasse 41 ( location ) |
Bürgerhaus, former house of the Barons von Reigersberg | Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered building with protruding upper floors and richly ornamented pilasters, inscribed "1589" on the reverse | D-6-61-000-25 |
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Dalbergstrasse 43 ( location ) |
Building core from the 16th century in a modern construction | With preserved sandstone portal, around 1600; integrated in modern construction | D-6-61-000-26 |
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Dalbergstrasse 47 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof construction with cantilevered upper storeys and crooked hip, 17./18. century | D-6-61-000-27 |
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Dalbergstrasse 48 ( location ) |
Residential and guest house | Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof construction with a crooked hip and protruding half-timbered upper storeys, portal marked "1784" | D-6-61-000-28 |
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Dalbergstrasse 49 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-storey half-timbered building in corner position with hipped roof, cantilevered upper storey and bay window reaching into the roof, around 1710 | D-6-61-000-29 |
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Dalbergstrasse 49 a ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey hipped roof building with triangular gabled, flat projecting central projectile, plastered half-timbered upper floors, horizontally divided by cornices, classicistic, 1803, in the Art d'Herigoyens | D-6-61-000-30 |
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Dalbergstrasse 50 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with half-timbered upper storeys, the second storey cantilevered, corbels with the date of the 16th century (partly renewed in old forms) | D-6-61-000-31 |
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Dalbergstrasse 51 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with protruding, plastered half-timbered upper storeys, in the core probably beginning of the 16th century | D-6-61-000-32 |
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Dalbergstrasse 53 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with protruding half-timbered upper storeys, partly slated, labeled "1777", in essence probably older | D-6-61-000-33 |
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Dalbergstrasse 54 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, eaves-standing sandstone cuboid structure, facade in classicist forms, 1851 and 1874 | D-6-61-000-34 |
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Dalbergstrasse 55 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-storey hipped roof building in corner position with protruding half-timbered upper storey and dwelling, window frames with figural reliefs, console stone inscribed "1712" | D-6-61-000-35 |
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Dalbergstrasse 56 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building on a solid base with a steep gable roof, ground floor and first floor formerly high hall, second floor cantilevered, 1440 (dendrochronologically dated), stair tower 1590, half-timbered exposure around 1920 | D-6-61-000-36 |
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Dalbergstrasse 58 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey, eaves gable roof building with protruding half-timbered upper storeys, probably at the end of the 18th century, 1897 | D-6-61-000-37 |
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Dalbergstrasse 60 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey eaves mansard roof building with a protruding, plastered half-timbered upper storey, labeled "1756", with an older core (vaulted cellar), ground floor conversion in 1922 and 1948 | D-6-61-000-38 |
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Dalbergstrasse 72 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-storey eaves mansard roof building with protruding half-timbered upper storey 1806-1808, over a previous building from 1539 (dendrochronologically dated) | D-6-61-000-39 |
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Fürstengasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential house, former tavern, then coffee house | Two-storey eaves saddle roof construction, classicistic, 1812/14 | D-6-61-000-73 |
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Fürstengasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey corner building with a flat hipped roof, pilaster strips, late Classicist, 1841
Outbuilding, 1843 |
D-6-61-000-74 |
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Fürstengasse 3, Pfaffengasse 19 ( location ) |
Starkenburg Curia | Two-storey, double-winged gable roof building on an L-shaped floor plan, with a pointed arch gate and protruding half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered bay window with Baroque hood, the core around 1450, changed in the 18th and 19th centuries. Property of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Community of Aschaffenburg since 1956 | D-6-61-000-193 |
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Kleine Metzgergasse 1 a, Metzgergasse 5 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey in a corner position with protruding half-timbered upper storeys and a half-hipped roof, rectangular bay window facing Metzgergasse, 17th century | D-6-61-000-141 |
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Kleine Metzgergasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey saddle roof building with a far projecting half-timbered upper storey, gable facing Metzgergasse, inscribed "1544" | D-6-61-000-142 |
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Kleine Metzgergasse 4 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey eaves gable roof construction with projecting half-timbered upper storeys, 16./17. century | D-6-61-000-143 |
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Kleine Metzgergasse 6, Kleine Metzgergasse 8 ( location ) |
Town houses | Two-storey eaves with a gable roof, No. 6 with a projecting half-timbered upper floor, No. 8 with an older cellar, 18th century / early 19th century, above previous buildings | D-6-61-000-144 |
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Metzgergasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey saddle roof building with gable facing Dalbergstraße, plastered half-timbered upper floor, protruding on brackets on Metzgergasse, inscribed "1537" | D-6-61-000-172 |
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Metzgergasse 3 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey eaves-sided gable roof building with half-timbered upper storey, probably 17th century | D-6-61-000-174 |
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Metzgergasse 9 ( location ) |
Residential building | Gable-independent four-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip, upper floors protruding, ground floor massive with stone consoles, around 1600 | D-6-61-000-176 |
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Metzgergasse 11, Metzgergasse 13 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey semi-detached house, quarry stone with house integration, courtyard gates attached to the side, by Michael and Wolfgang Streiter in 1803 for archivist Urban Müller | D-6-61-000-177 |
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Metzgergasse 15 ( location ) |
Former parish school, now a residential building | Two-storey half-hipped roof building with projecting, plastered half-timbered upper storey, marked "1743" | D-6-61-000-178 |
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Next to Große Metzgergasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, end of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-182 |
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Pfaffengasse 13 ( location ) |
Bach Hall, former casino society ballroom | Classicist building, 1824; Side facade to Karlsplatz | D-6-61-000-191 |
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Pfaffengasse 15 ( location ) |
Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church of Christ Church | Oldest Protestant church in Aschaffenburg, with one-tower facade, neo-Romanesque, 1837–1839 according to plans by Kreisbaurat Riedel, 1883 extension of the nave, 1928 installation of galleries, 1944/45 war damaged, redesign of the interior 1972/73 according to plans by Richard Riemerschmid, Munich; with equipment | D-6-61-000-192 |
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Pfaffengasse 22; Pfaffengasse 24 ( location ) |
Former Jesuit college | A complex of massive two and three-story saddle roof buildings grouped around a courtyard, 17th / 18th centuries. and 19th century; renovated in 1953 after war damage
In the courtyard a memorial for Lampert von Aschaffenburg (1040–1077), formerly erected by King Ludwig I on Karlsplatz |
D-6-61-000-194 |
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Pfaffengasse 24 ( location ) |
Marian column | Red sandstone, 1703 | D-6-61-000-195 |
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Pfaffengasse 26 ( location ) |
Former Jesuit Church of the Holy Trinity | Study church for the grammar school run by the order, 1619–1621, 1944 considerable damage, acquired in 1976 by the city of Aschaffenburg from the diocese of Würzburg and rebuilt, rededicated as a profaned art gallery with changing exhibitions, single-nave Renaissance building with side chapels and semicircular apse with domed vault, Lantern and covered gallery, in the upper storey small arched windows, octagonal roof turrets, inside elaborate stucco decorations | D-6-61-000-196 |
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Pfarrgasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey eaves gable roof building with protruding plastered half-timbered upper storeys, early 18th century | D-6-61-000-197 |
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Pfarrgasse 4 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey mansard roof building with eaves, cantilevered half-timbered upper storey on profiled brackets, 16. – 18. century | D-6-61-000-198 |
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Pfarrgasse 8 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with a protruding half-timbered upper storey, marked "1538"
Portal with diamond rustics, inscribed "1591" |
D-6-61-000-199 |
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Rathausgasse 4 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered house with cantilevered upper floors and solid ground floor, in the core 1539 | D-6-61-000-203 |
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Rathausgasse 10 ( location ) |
Former monastery courtyard, now a residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, in the core 16th century, extension from 1878 | D-6-61-000-205 |
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Dead end 3 a ( location ) |
retaining wall | Made of sandstone with battlements and blind arcades, mid-19th century | D-6-61-000-160 |
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Schloßgasse ( location ) |
Figure of St. John Nepomuk | On a bulged inscription base, sandstone, donated by the fishing guild, baroque, 1751, originally on the Fischerbrückchen in Löhergraben | D-6-61-000-496 |
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Schloßgasse 8 ( location ) |
City Theatre | Theater hall and facade facing Karlsplatz 1810/11 based on plans by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen
Part of the former Teutonic Order Commandery, a gable facade with curved bent gable, end of the 16th century; to Theatergasse |
D-6-61-000-233 |
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Schloßgasse 10 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey saddle roof building with cornice and toothed frieze, classicistic, 1810 by Wolfgang Streiter; increased and integrated into the theater complex | D-6-61-000-234 |
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Schloßgasse 13 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church of Our Lady, Mother of God Parish Church | Tower with pointed spire, 13th century, nave with Baroque facade, with red sandstone sections, hall with retracted semicircular choir, 1768–1775 by Franz Boccorny, with building fragments from the 12th century; with equipment | D-6-61-000-235 |
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Schloßgasse 14 ( location ) |
Half-timbered house | Eaves, plastered, with a protruding upper floor, drilled windows on the ground floor, basement exit, in the core 14th century (dendrochronologically dated) and 18th century | D-6-61-000-236 |
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Schloßgasse 15, 17 ( location ) |
Community center | Eaves in 1901 combined three-storey saddle roof buildings, partly cantilevered half-timbered upper storey on console stones, in the core 15th century, inscribed "1735" | D-6-61-000-239 |
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Schloßgasse 16 ( location ) |
Residential building | In a corner position, two-storey saddle roof building with a protruding half-timbered upper storey and a dwarf house, 17th century | D-6-61-000-238 |
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Schloßgasse 19 ( location ) |
Former farm | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, late 18th century, rebuilt in 1901
In front of it sandstone pillars of a former chain delimitation |
D-6-61-000-240 |
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Schloßgasse 21 ( location ) |
Former Ulm court | Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with protruding half-timbered upper storey and dwarf house, and pointed arched gate entrance with neo-Gothic wooden door, in the core 15th / 16th. century | D-6-61-000-241 |
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Schloßgasse 27 ( location ) |
Marstall, former electoral carriage house, today master school for stonemasons and sculptors | Trapezoidal courtyard facing the castle, single-storey main building with a mansard roof, wings with gable roofs, pavilions and portal, 18th century, some reconstructions | D-6-61-000-242 |
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Schloßgasse 28 ( location ) |
Schlappeseppel Brewery | Three-story simple hipped roof building from 1802 | D-6-61-000-243 |
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Schloßplatz 3, Schloßplatz 5 ( location ) |
Duplex | Two three-story buildings with a flat hipped roof and architectural structure in red sandstone, 1881 by Wilhelm Koehl (No. 5) | D-6-61-000-245 |
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Schloßplatz 4 ( location ) |
Johannisburg Castle | With castle chapel, three-storey four-wing complex with corner towers, located above the Main and dominating the city, made of red sandstone, for Elector Schweickhard von Kronberg, German Renaissance, 1605–1614 by Georg Ridinger,
Keep of the 14th / 15th centuries Century; reconstruction after war destruction 1945–1978; with terrace and retaining walls; Classicist interior by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen; with picture gallery and museum |
D-6-61-000-246 |
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Schloßplatz 7 ( location ) |
Former tax office | Four-storey building in corner position with main facade facing Schlossplatz and gable facing Schlossgasse, sandstone cuboid, eaves side wing facing Schlossgasse with plastered upper floors, historicistic, 1904 based on plans by Gustav Freiherr von Schacky | D-6-61-000-244 |
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Stiftsgasse 1 ( location ) |
Stiftsglöcknerhaus | Three-storey sandstone block building with mansard hipped roof, gable and Ionic corner pilasters, early classicistic, ground floor with ribbon rustica, next to the entrance two windows with standing oval, windows on the floors with arched arches and wedge stones, in the triangular gable cartouche with the coat of arms of the monastery, new building 1749/50 above the old basement, cellar | D-6-61-000-291 |
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Stiftsgasse 1 a ( location ) |
Former abbey building, now the city's abbey museum | Three-wing system with components from the 13th to 18th centuries; comprises three sides of the Romanesque cloister at the collegiate church (1220 to 1250), the wooden ceiling of which was renewed with the restoration in 1866–1867. West wing to Stiftsplatz from two originally separate buildings with different storey heights, gable originally to Stiftsplatz, today stepped gable in north-south direction, basement under the north wing (vaulted cellar up to the entrance) and under the west wing (Staufferkeller). In front of it there was a sales vault (Kaffaten), the southern part of which was added to the collegiate church by the baroque staircase (1723). The northern part is now the museum entrance. Above that terrace from 1480 with late Gothic parapet and stone pulpit (pilgrim pulpit). North building also divided into two parts with originally different storey heights. In the eastern part expanded into a cloister with three Gothic stone cross windows and a gable with a crested hip and access to the cloister via a spiral staircase (1481 and 1483). Contains the chapter house and canons' room on the upper floor with renaissance furnishings (1621). The east wing contains the “Glockensaal” or old chapter hall on the first floor, exit to the monastery courtyard with traces of the former Michael's chapel. Gothic hall upstairs | D-6-61-000-292 |
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Stiftsgasse 3 ( location ) |
Catholic Collegiate Church of St. Peter and Alexander | Three-aisled basilica with a cloister-like porch, 12th – 13th centuries Century, tower 15th century, Maria-Schnee-Kapelle 1516 mansard roof 1719–1722, gable neo-Gothic; with equipment
Outside staircase 1723 Crucifixion group on the staircase, 18th century |
D-6-61-000-293 |
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Stiftsgasse 5 ( location ) |
[[Stiftshöfe in Aschaffenburg | Stiftspfarrhof, today the rectory of St. Peter and Alexander ]] | The curia “Zur Rose”, already mentioned in 1317, has a two-storey eaves mansard hipped roof building with a flat central projection, drilled window and door frames, original from 1766, destroyed in 1945, reconstruction according to plans by the Aschaffenburg agricultural office, taking over the cellar and surrounding walls in 1951/52 | D-6-61-000-294 |
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Stiftsgasse 6, 9 ( location ) |
Former deanery of the monastery, today the seat of Stadtbau Aschaffenburg GmbH | Three-wing complex, main building, two-story hipped roof building with corner blocks and profiled window frames, single-story wing with hipped roof, courtyard facing the street with wall and portal closed, 1751–1756 based on plans by the Capitular Johann Georg Wenzeslaus von Hoffmann, reconstructed using old components after being destroyed in the war in 1969–1972 | D-6-61-000-297 |
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Stiftsgasse 7 ( location ) |
Former “Zum Einbeck” monastery, today the seat of the foundation administration, Aschaffenburg foundation office | Two-storey mansard roof building, original first half of the 18th century, severe damage in 1944/45, reconstruction taking over the surrounding walls and the vaulted cellars 1947–1949 | D-6-61-000-295 |
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Stiftsgasse 8 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey hipped roof building on a high basement, with a cantilevered upper floor, basement entrance built over with half-timbering, partly 1294, half-timbering 1406 (dendrochronologically dated), portal to Stiftsgasse inscribed "1773" | D-6-61-000-296 |
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Stiftsgasse 12 ( location ) |
Former abbey house "Zum Trappen" | Two-storey hipped roof building with plastered half-timbered upper floor, 1804 by Michael Streiter
Gothic courtyard gate |
D-6-61-000-298 |
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Stiftsgasse 13 ( location ) |
Former collegiate curia | Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with a protruding upper storey, arched stone portal and arched gate to the vaulted cellar, inscribed "1601" | D-6-61-000-299 |
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Stiftsgasse 15 ( location ) |
Former collegiate vicariate | Two-storey eaves gable roof construction, arched portal with fittings ornamentation, profiled window frames on the ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, 1600/1601 (dendrochronologically dated) | D-6-61-000-300 |
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Webergasse 1 ( location ) |
Former Adelshof, today Marienstift | Historical core of the connected, parallel buildings with gable roofs, integrating a shell tower in the city wall, 17th century | D-6-61-000-313 |
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Webergasse 3 ( location ) |
Former electoral tailoring | Two-storey solid building with volute gable, German Renaissance, expanded in 1592 by Elector Wolfgang von Dalberg, 1903 | D-6-61-000-314 |
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Webergasse 4 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-and-a-half-storey saddle roof construction with classicist facade decor, pilaster structure and portal, 1804/05 by Wolfgang Streiter | D-6-61-000-315 |
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Webergasse 5 ( location ) |
Columned hall, so-called Kornhäuschen, now a non-commercial exhibition space for modern art | Single-storey, classicist sandstone block building with a Tuscan colonnade between corner projections, built in 1805 at the instigation of Carl Theodor von Dalberg as the architectural and visual completion of the palace square according to plans by Emanuel d'Herigoyen, partly renewed in 1988/89. The name arose because the farmers of the market on the castle square were allowed to store their grain there in bad weather | D-6-61-000-248 |
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Webergasse 6 ( location ) |
Parish office to Our Lady | Portal in Pfarrgasse from 1691, window grilles 18th century, rebuilt in 1956 | D-6-61-000-316 |
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Lower town
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Am hot stone 3 ( location ) |
Former town courtyard of the Schmerlenbach Benedictine monastery | Two-storey, massive saddle-roof building with two-storey gable facing the street, early 17th century, two-part stone mullion windows with shop window and cove, overbuilt round-arched driveway - at the top the year 1609, round-arched courtyard portal to the residential building in the form related to the portal of the Jesuit church, walled garden; Assembly with Am Hot Stone 4 | D-6-61-000-3 |
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At the hot stone 4 ( location ) |
Former inn Zum hot stone | Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building with protruding upper storeys on a solid ground floor and vaulted cellar, 1573 (dendrochronologically dated), ground floor facade from the 19th century; Assembly with Am Hot Stone 3 | D-6-61-000-4 |
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At the hot stone 4 ( location ) |
Cultivation | To the south, two-storey eaves-side extension with a round arched gate entrance with Renaissance shapes and diamond ashlar, archway, inscribed "1614" (in modern extensions from 1952) | D-6-61-000-4 |
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Badergasse 1 ( location ) |
Plaque | For the prelate Dr. Franz Leonhard Hettinger (1819–1890) | D-6-61-000-484 |
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Badergasse 7 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey hipped roof building on the hull of a former barn, plastered half-timbered upper floor, 1806; Residential house, two-storey mansard half-hipped roof building with dwelling houses and sandstone structure, chapel on the upper floor, 1912/13; with garden and enclosure | D-6-61-000-7 |
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Betgasse 1 ( location ) |
Catholic sand church | Tower in the lower part of the former gate tower of the city fortifications, inscribed "1380", hall church with retracted choir and tower top with onion helmet and lantern, probably by Anselm Franz von Ritter zu Groenesteyn in 1756/57 ; with equipment | D-6-61-000-9 |
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Erbsengasse 2 ( location ) |
Haus zum Storchennest, aristocratic residence of the Faust von Stromberg families and the Barons von Hettersdorf | Two-storey stone building with volute gable facing Erbsengasse, lateral, round-arched Renaissance portal and eaves-facing side wing to the west, German Renaissance, 1607; on the side of the portal as decoration two Corinthian columns and keystone with a woman's head and the coats of arms of the founding families; Gable above the cornice adorned with the bodies of dolphins, at the end a male half-length figure; Corner formation with diamond-cut blocks; the arched entrance on the gable side leads to a deep vaulted cellar. Connected to the Schönborner Hof by an intermediate building (see Wermbachstraße 15) | D-6-61-000-429 |
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Erthalstrasse 1a ( location ) |
Residential building | To Karlstraße with a classical Palladi motif, 1804 by Wolfgang Streiter ; used to belong to Karlstrasse 2 (see there) | D-6-61-000-48 |
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Erthalstraße 3 ( location ) |
Justice building | Two-part cubic complex in reinforced concrete skeleton construction of six-storey office and administration building and two-storey meeting room building, with flat roofs, clad in natural stone, 1957–1960; with equipment | D-6-61-000-421 |
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Erthalstraße 4, Erthalstraße 6 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-part assembly, three- and four-story solid construction with bay windows, reduced historicism, labeled "1909", by Friedrich Selbert | D-6-61-000-50 |
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Fischergasse 6 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey saddle roof construction with a crooked hip, massive ground floor and cantilevered half-timbered upper storeys, labeled "1601" | D-6-61-000-57 |
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Herstallstraße 7 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof building, central projectile, windows with wrought iron parapets, late Classicist, 1875 | D-6-61-000-116 |
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Herstallstrasse 10 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey square sandstone building with a mansard roof and semicircular bay window, historicistic, by August Hock, 1903 | D-6-61-000-117 |
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Herstallstraße 12 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey square sandstone building on the eaves with bay windows on the upper floors and ornamental gable, historicistic, by Adam Schneider, 1903 | D-6-61-000-118 |
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Herstallstraße 14 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building, so-called Strauss pharmacy | Four-storey square sandstone building with two oriels and balconies and decorative gables in between, historicist, by Johann Scheuermann, inscribed "1906" | D-6-61-000-119 |
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Herstallstraße 26 ( location ) |
Property Herstallstrasse 26 | Pillar consoles on the upper floor with figural reliefs by stonemason and sculptor Vinzenz Schwind, 1908/09 | D-6-61-000-120 |
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Herstallstraße 28 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey sandstone cuboid structure with vertical façade structure, on the left with bay windows and segmented arched roof bay window, 1908 by Ludwig Becher and Adolf Scholl | D-6-61-000-377 |
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Herstallstraße 29 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey mansard roof building with colossal pilasters at the side, curved gable and bay window, inscribed "1905", by Hermann Reichard | D-6-61-000-121 |
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In the castle garden ( location ) |
Pavilion, so-called Capuchin Salon, also known as the breakfast pavilion | On a circular floor plan with dome, portal aedicules and rectangular extension, classicistic, 1782 by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen | D-6-61-000-230 |
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Kapuzinerplatz 8 ( location ) |
Capuchin monastery and church | In the core parts from 1626/27, church with roof turret, hall building with wooden flat ceiling, laterally round-arched chapels, 1908/09 by Friedrich von Thiersch
Adjoining two-storey monastery buildings, first half of the 19th century; rebuilt after World War II; with equipment Well socket in the garden, inscribed "1597" |
D-6-61-000-131 |
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Karlstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey sandstone block building with a mansard roof, bay window and ornamental gable, Gothic-style historicism, inscribed "1903", by Johann Scheuermann | D-6-61-000-132 |
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Karlstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey eaves hipped roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storeys and pillar portal, 1804/05 by Wolfgang Streiter | D-6-61-000-133 |
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Karlstrasse 5 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Three-storey brick building with a gable roof and central projectile, red sandstone integration, historicistic, 1889 by Hermann Reichard shop with decorative ceramic furnishings from the company Kurt & Böttger Frankfurt / M., 1903 | D-6-61-000-413 |
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Karlstrasse 6 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with corner pilasters and flat central projections, classicistic, 1826 | D-6-61-000-134 |
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Karlstrasse 16 ( location ) |
The Golden Ox Inn | Two-storey mansard hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey and street-side wing, end of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-136 |
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Landingstrasse 3 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey gable roof building with eaves, late Classicist, 1876 | D-6-61-000-151 |
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Landingstrasse 16 ( location ) |
Former brewery inn | Three-storey gable roof building with eaves, late Classicist 1872, damaged in 1944/45 and reduced in repair | D-6-61-000-152 |
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Löherstrasse 20 ( location ) |
House of the Golden Carp | Three-storey eaves gable roof building with half-timbered upper storeys, the core probably around 1500–1550, later renewed | D-6-61-000-158 |
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Löherstrasse 47 ( location ) |
Chapel of the former St. Katharinen Hospital | Hipped roof building with a side choir, post-Gothic, 1608/09 | D-6-61-000-159 |
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Löherstrasse 51 ( location ) |
Hotel Wilder Mann | Two-storey mansard roof building in a corner position, essentially historical building fabric, heavily rebuilt, with built-in spoilers | D-6-61-000-56 |
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Luitpoldstraße 4 a ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof building, brick building with rich sandstone structures and bay windows, in the style of the German Renaissance, by Adam Schneider, 1898 | D-6-61-000-168 |
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Luitpoldstrasse 4 b ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey building in a corner position, with sandstone structures, bay windows and a dwelling, in the style of the German Renaissance, inscribed "1898", by Adam Schneider | D-6-61-000-169 |
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Nebensteingasse 1 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey hipped roof building in corner position, ground floor and first floor solid, second floor plastered half-timbering, mid-18th century, heavily modified on the ground floor | D-6-61-000-183 |
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Riesengasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential building, today commercial building | Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building in a corner position with a dwelling, plastered half-timbered upper storey, external appearance first half of the 18th century, older in the core | D-6-61-000-206 |
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Roßmarkt 1 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey sandstone block building in corner position, upper storey protruding on round arch frieze, neo-Gothic, inscribed "1891", by Franz and Roman Woerner | D-6-61-000-207 |
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Roßmarkt 33 a ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey corner house with a mansard roof and a round tower-like corner bay, inscribed "1906", by Heinrich Morhard | D-6-61-000-208 |
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Roßmarkt 36 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey eaves gable roof building with plastered protruding half-timbered upper storey and dwelling, 19th century, in the core probably the second half of the 16th century | D-6-61-000-209 |
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Roßmarkt 42 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey gable-independent gable roof building with a protruding half-timbered upper storey, probably second half of the 16th century | D-6-61-000-210 |
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Sandgasse 24 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey corner building with neo-Gothic facade design and mansard roof, on the ground floor facing Sandgasse three large shop windows with a straight lintel, above in the central axis a simple window with a round arch on the first floor as the basis for the three-pronged bay windows on consoles with a curved end in the gable; in the lateral axes on the first floor three-part large windows with a straight lintel in the middle and quarter arches on the sides, on the second floor windows slightly narrower with a straight lintel, same design in the first axis to Freihofgasse, other axes in Freihofgasse are more simply designed the sloping corner on the second floor cantilevered balcony with tracery parapet, entire facade strongly gothic made of light, greenish sandstone, 1905 according to plans by Hermann Reichard | D-6-61-000-214 |
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Sandgasse 26 ( location ) |
Former guesthouse at the golden barrel | Three-storey eaves saddle roof construction, eight window axes with profile framing of the windows, accentuated by straight roofs on the first floor, lower second floor, horizontal structure by cornices, facade on the ground floor converted into a functional modern for a shop, post-classical, 1842 and 1853 by Baltasar Hospes | D-6-61-000-216 |
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Sandgasse 28 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey eaves-standing sandstone block construction with a gable roof, unplastered layered masonry, cornice above the ground floor, windows on the first floor with parapet cornice and straight roofs, lower window height on the second floor, shop window and entrance as well as roof turrets subsequently, classicist, 1810 by Konrad Bürger | D-6-61-000-217 |
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Sandgasse 29 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey eaves mansard roof structure, yellow clinker facing bricks and accentuated structure through architectural elements such as window frames or parapet fields in red sandstone, ground floor with corner and intermediate pillars, cantilevered bay windows on the second and third floors with high-quality stone carvings, windows on the upper floor with gable roofing, 1898 | D-6-61-000-218 |
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Sandgasse 31 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | In the Art Nouveau style, three-storey eaves mansard roof construction rounded off in the corner, with a large dwarf building facing Erbsengasse, which has a gable with an eye window over three windows, facade structure made of yellow sandstone, window openings on the ground floor, depending on the location, round or basket-arched, strongly pronounced cornice above the first floor, with three-dimensional decor (reliefs with handicrafts from left: gardener, stonemason, bricklayer, carpenter, housewife, gardener, blacksmith, then repeating to Ohmbachgasse: bricklayer, carpenter, housewife) by Vinzenz Schwind, 1909 by Hermann Reichard and Hans Wild | D-6-61-000-219 |
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Sandgasse 32 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with a dwelling, cantilevered half-timbered upper storey, marked "1726" | D-6-61-000-220 |
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Sandgasse 33 ( location ) |
Community center | Three-storey gable-independent saddle roof building, gable side with protruding half-timbered upper storeys over console stones, massive eaves to Ohmbachgasse; 1588 (i), window arrangement 1884, arcade installation 1981 | D-6-61-000-221 |
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Sandgasse 34 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey gable-independent hipped roof building with a dwelling, probably 18th century | D-6-61-000-222 |
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Sandgasse 36 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey corner house with a late classical facade, above the shop entrance at the corner with a cast-iron balcony bay window, 1868 | D-6-61-000-223 |
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Sandgasse 42 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey eaves gable roof building with a classical facade design, 1848. In 1874 Johann Desch founded the first Aschaffenburg clothing factory in this house | D-6-61-000-224 |
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Sandgasse 53 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey house with neo-Baroque façade, on the ground floor Bänderrustika of red sandstone, storefront with compound curves, round-arched in the angled corner to Roßmarkt store entrance, also on sandstone consoles attached bay window with wrought-iron balconies and ragendem into the roof structure with round windows, walls on the upper floors with pilasters divided , partly elaborate window frames made of sandstone, Madonna figure on the upper floor facing Sandstrasse, 1898 | D-6-61-000-225 |
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Sandgasse 58 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey brick building with sandstone sections, historicistic, 1899 by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-226 |
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Sandgasse 60 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-story corner house with bay windows and sandstone structures in the style of the German Renaissance, 1904 based on plans by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-227 |
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Steingasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey hipped roof building in corner position with side facade facing Herstallstraße, plastered half-timbering, with gabled central projection, classicistic, 1804 by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen | D-6-61-000-278 |
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Steingasse 2 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey brick building in a corner with sandstone facade structures, historicist with Gothic-style details, inscribed "1894", by Franz and Roman Woerner; integrated lintel of the previous building, marked "1543" | D-6-61-000-279 |
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Steingasse 4 ( location ) |
Former house of the city of Mainz | Three-storey hipped roof building in corner position, with half-timbered upper floor, classicist facade design, around 1800
Associated former hall building (Nebensteingasse 2) |
D-6-61-000-280 |
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Steingasse 8 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-storey eaves gable roof building with a protruding half-timbered upper storey and two dwelling houses, around 1700 and 19th century | D-6-61-000-281 |
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Steingasse 9 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey gable-independent saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, around 1500 and inscribed 1565 (dendrochronologically dated); Ground floor massively renewed | D-6-61-000-282 |
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Steingasse 11 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey gable roof building with eaves, sandstone cuboid, classicistic, 1862 | D-6-61-000-283 |
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Steingasse 14 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Narrow two-storey eaves gable roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, end of the 18th century, renovation of the facade in 1875 | D-6-61-000-284 |
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Steingasse 15 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building, the so-called House of Hope | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with a dwelling, plastered half-timbered upper storey, 17th / 18th centuries century | D-6-61-000-285 |
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Steingasse 19 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey eaves gable roof building with a hipped dwarf house, around 1800 | D-6-61-000-286 |
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Steingasse 20 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey eaves gable roof building with central projectile, corner pilasters and rusticated round arch portal, divisions made of red sandstone, by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen in 1804 | D-6-61-000-287 |
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Steingasse 21 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey and dwelling, first half of the 19th century | D-6-61-000-288 |
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Steingasse 27 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey eaves gable roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storeys, late baroque, windows of the upper storeys drilled, portal with early classicist door, inscribed "1782" | D-6-61-000-289 |
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St.-Martinsgasse 11 ( location ) |
St. Katharina's Hospital Chapel | Hall building with saddle roof, stepped gables and gable tower, 1848; with equipment | D-6-61-000-149 |
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Strickergasse 11 ( location ) |
Home of the painter and plasterer Johann Conrad Bechtold | Two-storey mansard roof building with baroque stucco facade, around 1730 by JC Bechtold; After being destroyed in the war, reconstruction until 1953 | D-6-61-000-301 |
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Treibgasse 7 ( location ) |
Former Echterhaus, now kindergarten | Renaissance complex with courtyard and garden, inscribed "1570", courtyard portal with Peter Echter III's coat of arms. and Gertraud von Adolzheim | D-6-61-000-304 |
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Treibgasse 19 ( location ) |
Community center | Two-story corner building with hipped roof and wing, facade with pilaster strips, classicistic, 1807 | D-6-61-000-305 |
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Treibgasse 20 ( location ) |
Formerly the new rabbinate building, now the Jewish Documentation Center on Wolfsthalplatz | Two-storey brick building with sandstone structures, historicist with Gothic shapes, 1898 by A. Fröhliger | D-6-61-000-306 |
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Treibgasse 24 ( location ) |
Administration building | Two-storey gable roof building with eaves, historicist with Gothic shapes, 1865 | D-6-61-000-307 |
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Treibgasse 32 ( location ) |
Catholic Parish Church of St. Agatha | Hall church of the 12th century, in the 14th / 15th centuries In the 19th century, side aisles and a polygonal choir were added; after being destroyed in the war in 1948/49, reconstruction with the addition of modern elements 1960–1962; with equipment | D-6-61-000-308 |
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Wermbachstrasse 15 ( location ) |
Schönborner Hof | Three-wing complex of two-storey buildings with a hipped roof around an inner courtyard, with flanking towers and columned portal, 1673–1681 by Matthias von Saarburg | D-6-61-000-325 |
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Wermbachstrasse 28 ( location ) |
Former post office | Asymmetrical tailcoat roof with arcade to the side, southern end of the Freihofplatz, 1955/56 | D-6-61-000-302 |
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Neustadt
The old town cemetery ( Lage ) (address Güterberg 12 and 14) was created in 1809 and later expanded several times. Particularly noteworthy are:
- The morgue with vestibule and tower, historicizing, 1913 ( location )
- Numerous grave monuments and crypt chapels from classicism to late art nouveau and historicism
- The war memorial with the figure of the risen one, inscribed "1923–1924", by Ludwig Sonnleitner ( Lage )
File number: D-6-61-000-105.
Cemetery cross
more picturesArt Nouveau grave monument of the student union Corps Hubertia
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more picturesGrave Carl August Freiherr von Cunibert
more picturesGrave of Hugo Güldner
Grave of Friedrich Ritter von Medicus
Grave of Clemens Brentano
Grave of Wilhelm Heinse
Grave of Gustav Trockenbrodt
Crypt chapel of those of Dalberg
The Schöntal Landscape Park ( Lage ) (address Hofgartenstraße 1, 1a and 3) is an English-style park, laid out under Elector Archbishop Friedrich Karl Joseph von Erthal in 1780 by court gardener Friedrich Ludwig Sckell, in place of a zoo laid out between 1440 and 1450. Associated parts are:
- The ruins of the Church of the Holy Tomb of the Beguine Monastery, which burned down in 1552 ( Lage ).
- The former orangery, later used as a cinema and now as a cabaret stage (see file number D-6-61-000-126).
- The statue of Hercules ( location ).
- Remains of the city wall with the tavern tower as well as the lakes, streams and the valley, the former city moat (see file number D-6-61-000-2).
General plan
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Hofgartenstraße 1, 1 a, in the Schöntal ( location ) |
Former orangery | One-storey elongated hipped roof building with arched window doors, at right-angled utility wing, by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen at the end of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-126 |
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Bodelschwinghstraße 14 ( location ) |
Rental house | Three-storey exposed brick building with yellow clinker brick and red sandstone structures, central stepped gable and side bay window, Renaissance historicism, 1895 | D-6-61-000-557 |
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Brentanoplatz 10 ( location ) |
Catholic chapel of Saints Clemens and Felix of the Maria Ward School | Elevated steel frame construction with flat roof and external supports, 1967–1968 by Heinrich Kaupp; with equipment | D-6-61-000-423 |
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Brentanoplatz 12 ( location ) |
Rental house | Three-storey mansard roof building in corner position with grooved ground floor, colossal structure on the upper floors, bay window to Brentanoplatz and mid-house gables, classicizing historicism, inscribed "1927" | D-6-61-000-505 |
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Brentanostraße 2, Schweinheimer Straße 11 ( location ) |
Stone figure of two school girls | On the stairs of the Brentano School, 1955 by Wilhelm Kottenrodt | D-6-61-000-604 |
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Bustellistraße 4 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey hipped roof building with decorative gable and polygonal corner tower from 1906, in the forms of the German Renaissance, 1903 | D-6-61-000-18 |
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Cunibertstrasse 4 ( location ) |
Small villa | Two-storey half-hipped roof building with half-timbered knee floor on a high basement, by Johann Scheuermann 1905 | D-6-61-000-19 |
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Cunibertstrasse 6, 8 ( location ) |
Duplex | Two-storey mansard roof building with two clearly protruding mid-level houses and oriels, reduced historical, by Johann Scheuermann, 1907/08
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D-6-61-000-20 |
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Deschstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey mansard roof building with wide gable and arched entrance, classicist Art Nouveau, by Ernst Haun, 1914; In the corner, it forms an assembly with the buildings Lindenallee 3 and 1, which are adjacent to the left | D-6-61-000-41 |
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Duccastraße 4 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey mansard roof with a central bay window and red sandstone structures, Art Nouveau, by Friedrich Selbert, 1907 | D-6-61-000-43 |
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Elisenstrasse 7, Elisenstrasse 9 ( location ) |
Duplex | Three-storey with a hipped roof and central projections, late classicist style, 1869 | D-6-61-000-46 |
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Elisenstrasse 30 ( location ) |
Administration building of the former Bundesbahn, now Deutsche Bahn | Three-storey sandstone block building with historical structure in red sandstone, 1900 | D-6-61-000-376 |
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Erthalstraße 5 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey saddle roof structure, brick with sandstone structures, central projection with balcony, neo-renaissance, 1892 by Hermann Reichard | D-6-61-000-51 |
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Erthalstraße 7 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey mansard roof building with a central projectile and balconies, bricks with sandstone structures, neo-Renaissance, 1896 | D-6-61-000-52 |
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Erthalstraße 11, Erthalstraße 13 ( location ) |
Duplex | Three-storey sandstone block construction with stone balconies, stepped gables and tower-like half-timbered structures, neo-Gothic, 1892 by Franz and Roman Woerner | D-6-61-000-53 |
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Erthalstraße 12 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey saddle roof building, asymmetrically designed facade with bay window and gable, brick with sandstone structures, inscribed "1896" by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-54 |
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Friedrichstrasse 15 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | In a corner, three-storey saddle roof building with risalits, mid-house, bay windows and balconies, sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1892 by August Hock | D-6-61-000-59 |
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Friedrichstrasse 19 ( location ) |
Former villa | Two-storey building with gently sloping pitched roofs and a three-storey tower-like section, late Classicist, 1874 based on plans by Josef Zwisler; instead of the so-called torture tower | D-6-61-000-60 |
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Friedrichstrasse 33, 35, 37 ( location ) |
Tenement group | Three four-story saddle roof buildings with Art Nouveau facades, 1906 based on plans by Heinrich Morhard | D-6-61-000-61 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Rental and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof construction with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1896 | D-6-61-000-64 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof building with bay window, historicizing facade, around 1890; see. Ensemble Friedrichstrasse / Weißenburger Strasse | D-6-61-000-65 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 3 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof construction with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1896 | D-6-61-000-66 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 5 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Three-storey saddle roof building, brick with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1893 by Hermann Reichard | D-6-61-000-67 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 7 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Three-storey saddle roof building, brick with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1894 by Hermann Reichard | D-6-61-000-68 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 8 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Narrow four-storey saddle roof building with bay window, bricks with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, by Johann Scheuermann, 1904 | D-6-61-000-69 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 9 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey mansard roof building with a slightly protruding central building with side risalits, balconies and bay windows, sandstone structures, historicizing Art Nouveau, 1904 by H. Morhard | D-6-61-000-70 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 10 ( location ) |
Rental apartment and commercial building | Four-storey saddle roof building, facade with sandstone structure in the neo-renaissance style, 1896 | D-6-61-000-71 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 11 ( location ) |
hotel | Seven-storey reinforced concrete skeleton building with a flat roof, with an inclined tower-like staircase and yellow clinker cladding, 1955/56 by Karl Rothaug | D-6-61-000-417 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 17 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Six-storey reinforced concrete construction with flat roof and roof terrace, 1954 by Werner Schlauersbach | D-6-61-000-481 |
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Frohsinnstrasse 25 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey mansard roof building with a symmetrical facade with bay windows and balconies, sandstone structures, baroque historicism, inscribed "1896" | D-6-61-000-72 |
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Goethestraße 21 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey corner building, with a tower-like corner bay window and ornamental gables, bricks with sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1898 by Hermann Reichard; together with Schwindstrasse 18 and Goethestrasse 23 | D-6-61-000-77 |
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Goethestrasse 23 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey brick building with sandstone structures, risalit and ornamental gable, historicistic, 1898/99 by Hermann Reichard; in continuation of the corner building Goethestrasse 21 with Schwindstrasse 18 | D-6-61-000-480 |
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Goldbacher Strasse, am Fuchsenberg ( location ) |
crossroads | Rebuilt in 1949 | D-6-61-000-82 |
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Near Goldbacher Strasse; am Fuchsenberg ( location ) |
Picture house | Made of granite stones, niche with a replica of the original Vesper picture, 1964 | D-6-61-000-83 |
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Goldbacher Straße 1, Weißenburger Straße 2, 4, 6, 8 ( location ) |
Group of four-storey residential and commercial buildings | With saddle roof, facades with ornamental gables, bay windows and balconies, sandstone structures, historicist, inscribed "1898", by brothers Franz and Roman Woerner; also belonging to Goldbacher Straße 1 | D-6-61-000-317 |
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Goldbacher Straße 5 ( location ) |
Rental and commercial building | Three-storey saddle roof building with gable and wrought-iron balconies, neo-baroque, by Franz & Roman Woerner, 1897 | D-6-61-000-79 |
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Goldbacher Strasse 14 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey saddle roof building with a dwelling, sandstone building with ashlar elements, late Classicist, 1852 | D-6-61-000-80 |
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Grandmother meadow ( location ) |
Monument to King Ludwig I. | Antique aedicula made of Kelheim limestone with a bust of Ludwig the First on a Hermen pillar made of Untersberg marble, substructure with fountain made of light gray granite, late Classicist, inscribed "1897", by architect Paul Pfann and sculptor Ernst Pfeifer | D-6-61-000-84 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey hipped roof building in corner position, with grooved corner pilasters, richly structured oriel to the west and curved gable, neo-baroque, inscribed "1906" | D-6-61-000-92 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 7 ( location ) |
Villa Desch | Two- and three-storey, multifariously structured conglomerate building in a corner position with towers, bay windows and Söllern, neo-Gothic, inscribed “1902”, by Caspar Schmelzer. For a while in the 1950s, it was the seat of the city archive | D-6-61-000-93 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 9 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey mansard roof building, variously structured with corner tower, decorative gables and bay windows, neo-baroque, around 1905 by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-94 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 11 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey hipped roof building with ornamental gable, yellow brick and red sandstone structures, historicistic, inscribed "1900", by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-95 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 12 ( location ) |
gym | Saddle roof building with transverse head building with entrance projections with half-hipped roofs, various additions and side gates, Art Nouveau, 1904 by Heinrich Morhard | D-6-61-000-96 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 13 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey hipped roof building with stair tower, gable, bay window and söller, red sandstone structures, 1904 by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-97 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 15 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey hipped mansard roof building with a stair tower, gable and balcony, yellow brick with red sandstone integration, neo-renaissance, 1899 by Adam Schneider | D-6-61-000-98 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 17 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey brick building with corner tower and risalits with ornamental gables, sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, 1902 by Adam Schneider | D-6-61-000-99 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 18 ( location ) |
Karl-Theodor-von-Dalberg-Gymnasium, originally a girls' high school | Three-storey, grouped buildings in corner positions, richly structured and sculpturally adorned with female figures such as holy women, empresses etc., by Franz Rank, inscribed "1906" | D-6-61-000-100 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 19 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey mansard roof building with tower and gables, sandstone structures and half-timbering, historicistic, 1897 by A. Becker | D-6-61-000-101 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 20; in the garden of the Karl-Theodor-von-Dalberg-Gymnasium ( location ) |
Picture house | Brick and plastered, with a picture niche, 19th century | D-6-61-000-104 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 20 ( location ) |
So-called gentile house, villa, now a museum | Half-timbered building with a steep pitched roof, corner tower, bay window and arbor, 1922 by Anton Gentil; with outbuildings and fencing | D-6-61-000-102 |
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Grünewaldstrasse 27 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey hipped mansard roof building with a semicircular tower-like bay window, neo-baroque, by Hans Wild, 1913 | D-6-61-000-103 |
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Hanauer Straße 8 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey building with one-sided hip, gable and bay window, Art Nouveau, early 20th century | D-6-61-000-110 |
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Hanauer Straße 21 ( location ) |
Villa Karolina | Two-storey brick building in a corner, with ornamental gables, staircase tower and Söller, sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, built in 1889 | D-6-61-000-111 |
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Herrleinstraße 23 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey sandstone block building in a corner position with gabled risalits and flat bay windows, 1908 | D-6-61-000-510 |
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Herrleinstraße 43 ( location ) |
Rental house | Three-storey mansard roof building with a wide risalit, grooved ground floor and colossal pilasters, column portal, balcony and gable, baroque style, 1910, by Heinrich Morhard (Darmstadt) | D-6-61-000-506 |
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Hettingerstraße 25 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey mansard roof building with a column-flanked central projection and volute gable, neo-baroque, 1909 | D-6-61-000-125 | |
Hofgartenstrasse 6 ( location ) |
Clinic at the Hofgarten | Three-storey mansard roof building with rusticated ground floor and central projection, baroque historicism, 1913 by Heinrich Morhard | D-6-61-000-127 |
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Hofgartenstrasse 12 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, eaves-standing sandstone cuboid building with a gable roof and rear gable, late Classicist, 1878/80 by Caspar Schmelzer | D-6-61-000-1 |
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Kirchhofweg 6 ( location ) |
Jewish Cemetery | Established in 1890, tombstones from the 19th and early 20th centuries; see. Güterberg | D-6-61-000-138 |
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Kirchhofweg 6 ( location ) |
Tahara house | around 1900 | D-6-61-000-138 |
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On the pilgrimage route to Walldürn, corner of Lamprechtstrasse ( location ) |
Picture house | Base with picture niche, in it a painted panel by Adalbert Hock, crowned by a Caravaca cross , second half of the 19th century | D-6-61-000-185 |
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Leinerstraße 2 a ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey saddle roof building with a dwelling and bay window, Gothicizing historicism, inscribed "1902" | D-6-61-000-153 |
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Lindenallee 1, 3 ( location ) |
Tenement group | Two three-story, multi-part Art Nouveau buildings, inscribed in 1909 and 1910 by Heinrich Morhard; Group with Deschstrasse 1 | D-6-61-000-154 |
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Lindenallee 12 ( location ) |
City villa | Two-storey building with half hip and annexes, reduced historicizing Heimatstil, 1907 by Becker and Scholl | D-6-61-000-155 |
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Lindenallee 14 ( location ) |
City villa | Three-storey, multi-part, half-hipped roof building in a corner position with risalits, basement and balcony, historicist with Art Nouveau motifs, 1910 by Heinrich Morhard | D-6-61-000-156 |
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Lindenallee 26 ( location ) |
City villa | Richly grouped saddle roof building, 1909/10 by Anton Gentil with Reichard and Wild
With outbuildings and fencing |
D-6-61-000-157 |
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Ludwigstrasse 5 ( location ) |
Multi-family residential and commercial building | Five-storey mansard roof building made of red sandstone with a historicizing facade, around 1910 | D-6-61-000-164 |
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Ludwigstrasse 7 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Saddle roof construction, asymmetrical facade structure with balconies, bay windows and dwarf house, historicistic, around 1900 | D-6-61-000-166 |
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Ludwigstrasse 8 ( location ) |
Former goods handling of the change station of the royal Bavarian Ludwigs-Westbahn and Hessen, today the bus station | Main building, three-storey cubic sandstone building with a pyramid roof, in the manner of a Renaissance palazzo, 1853–1854 by Gottfried Neureuther | D-6-61-000-165 |
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Ludwigstrasse 17 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey reinforced concrete skeleton construction with a gable roof, a suspended roof over the shop area and protruding cornice, with overbuilt gate passage, in front of it on the western gable wall a mosaic picture by Aloys Bergmann-Franken, around 1955, associated rear wing structures | D-6-61-000-583 |
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Ludwigstrasse 19 ( location ) |
Residence, birthplace of the painter Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880–1938) | Two-storey saddle roof building with a dwelling and a cast-iron balcony, late classicist style, 1861 | D-6-61-000-167 |
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Main ( location ) |
So-called Määkuh | Chain ship , arched iron hull of the former steam-powered tugboat, 1902; temporarily on the left bank of the Main below the waterworks under a portal crane | D-6-61-000-397 | |
Müllerstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Former Hessian railway operations buildings, administration buildings and engine sheds | Two-tone sandstone blocks with a gable roof, 1853/54 (?) | D-6-61-000-394 |
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Münchstrasse 12; Ziegelbergstrasse 14 ( location ) |
Tenement house | In the corner, two-storey, multi-part mansard roof building, baroque historicism, by Johann Scheuermann, 1914 | D-6-61-000-181 |
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Suicardusstraße, formerly part of the Royal Civil List, today part of the Kleine Metzgergasse 5 property ( location ) |
Portal construction | With staircase and terrace, 1808 by Wolfgang Streiter | D-6-61-000-383 |
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Pompejanumstraße 1 ( location ) |
Residential building | Three-storey villa-like corner building with a tower-like narrow side and hipped roof with belvedere, historicist, 1890 by Willi Weidmann | D-6-61-000-415 |
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Pompejanumstraße 2 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey, multi-part brick building with corner tower and ornamental gable, neo-Renaissance, by HJ Henfling, inscribed "1900"
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D-6-61-000-200 |
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Pompejanumstraße 4 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey brick building with bay window, tower and ornamental gable, sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, by Adam Schneider, 1900
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D-6-61-000-201 |
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Saarstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Catholic Sacred Heart Church | Three-aisled choir tower church made of red sandstone, 1929 by Albert Boßlet; with equipment | D-6-61-000-213 |
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Schweinheimer Strasse 11 ( location ) |
pavilion | Kiosk with bus stop and integrated transformer house as well as toilet facilities, one-story building on a polygonal floor plan with a wide cantilevered flat roof, around 1960 | D-6-61-000-435 |
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Schweinheimer Strasse 34 ( location ) |
Production building of the Güldner-Motoren-Gesellschaft (later Linde AG), workshop I. | Elongated 28-axis brick hall with a basilical cross-section, two-storey sides with pilaster structure, 1907, front side after being destroyed in the war in 1948 by Karl Jung | D-6-61-000-551 |
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Werkstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Apparatus house of the former gas works | Red sandstone block construction with arched windows, 1903/04 | D-6-61-000-524 |
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Schwindstrasse 18 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey brick building with sandstone structures, risalit and ornamental gable, historicistic, 1898/99 by H. Reichard; in continuation of the corner building Goethestrasse 21 and 23 | D-6-61-000-275 |
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Near Weißenburger Straße ( location ) |
crossroads | Crucifix on an altar-like base, 1661; moved here from Hanauer Strasse | D-6-61-000-62 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 12 ( location ) |
Commercial building | In a corner position, four-storey with a gable roof, with a curved front at the fork in the street, reduced historicism, around 1910 | D-6-61-000-318 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 26 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey saddle roof building with central projectile, loggia and balconies, Art Nouveau, 1904 by Eugen Drollinger | D-6-61-000-319 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 36 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | In the corner, four-storey saddle roof construction, brick and sandstone structures, facade in the style of the German neo-Renaissance, at the corner balconies with neo-baroque iron bars, around 1890/1900 | D-6-61-000-320 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 40 ( location ) |
Apartment building | Four-storey mansard roof building, facade with colossal pilasters and bay windows, sandstone structures, baroque historicism, around 1910 | D-6-61-000-321 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 50 ( location ) |
Apartment building | Four-storey corner building with a mansard hipped roof and large dwarf house, bay window, sandstone sections, neo-baroque, inscribed "1906" | D-6-61-000-322 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 58 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Four-storey saddle roof building with gabled central projectile and balcony, sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, around 1895 | D-6-61-000-323 |
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Weißenburger Strasse 60 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Four-storey gable roof building, brick with sandstone structures, cantilevered bay windows and balconies, neo-renaissance, around 1900 | D-6-61-000-324 |
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Würzburger Strasse 12 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey hipped roof building made of yellow brick with facade structures made of red sandstone, with balconies, neo-renaissance, around 1900 | D-6-61-000-326 |
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Würzburger Strasse 24; Würzburger Strasse 26; Würzburger Strasse 28 ( location ) |
Tenement group | Three- and four-story gable roof buildings with asymmetrically designed facades and gables, sandstone structures, historicistic, by Adam Schneider, 1903 | D-6-61-000-327 |
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Würzburger Straße 27, 29 ( location ) |
Rental house | Two-wing, three-storey brick building with a gable roof in corner position with oriel towers and gabled risalit, brick with sandstone integration, historicist, inscribed "1906" | D-6-61-000-426 |
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Würzburger Strasse 33 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Four-storey mansard roof building on the eaves with a gabled central projection, house integrations, historicistic, by Johann Scheuermann, inscribed "1907" | D-6-61-000-328 |
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Würzburger Strasse 34 ( location ) |
Tenement house | Three-storey in a corner position, with a hipped roof on one side, central projectile with ornamental gable and balcony, yellow brick with red sandstone structures, neo-renaissance, by Adam Schneider, 1897 | D-6-61-000-329 |
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Würzburger Strasse 38 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building with shop | Three-storey mansard roof building, yellow brick with sandstone structures, 1894 | D-6-61-000-405 |
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Würzburger Straße 40, 42 ( location ) |
Former Munich court, residential and commercial building | Four-storey gable roof building with two curved gables and bay windows, sandstone structures, historicistic, 1904 | D-6-61-000-330 |
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Würzburger Strasse 45 ( location ) |
Former hunter barracks, today a university | Group of different, partly multi-wing buildings (Buildings 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 20, 21, 22, 24 and 26) around a four-sided barracks courtyard, brick with sandstone sections, historicistic, 1894/96; Buildings 20 and 21, Art Nouveau, around 1915
Historic fencing partially preserved |
D-6-61-000-384 |
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Würzburger Strasse 48 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Three-storey mansard roof building with tower-like corner projections with balcony and pointed helmet, brick with sandstone structures, neo-Renaissance, Franz & Roman Woerner, 1897 | D-6-61-000-331 |
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Würzburger Strasse 54 ( location ) |
Rental house | Three-storey mansard roof with a polygonal bay tower, brick and sandstone structures, by Franz and Roman Woerner, 1895, with enclosure | D-6-61-000-499 |
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Würzburger Strasse 58 ( location ) |
Suburban villa | Two-storey hipped roof building with tower-like corner projections with balcony, in neo-baroque shapes, Franz & Roman Woerner, 1894 | D-6-61-000-332 |
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Ziegelbergstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Pompejanum, former royal villa | On a large terrace with retaining walls, staggered assembly with terraces, stairs and atrium courtyard, commissioned by King Ludwig I, 1840–1848 by Friedrich von Gärtner based on the idealized antique house of Castor and Pollux in Pompeii | D-6-61-000-232 |
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Ziegelbergstraße 1, park between the palace and Pompejanum ( location ) |
Castle garden | 18.-20. Century; with pillar fence, ravine, figures of gods at Pompejanum | D-6-61-000-229 |
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Ziegelbergstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Guard house | Single-storey building with a gently sloping gable roof, built in 1869, extended in 1883; belonging to the Pompejanum | D-6-61-000-333 |
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Ziegelbergstrasse 2 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey multi-part brick building with sandstone structure, tower and corner bay window with hood, upper floor with ornamental framework, neo-renaissance and Swiss house style, inscribed "1900"; with front yard | D-6-61-000-334 |
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Ziegelbergstrasse 4 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey multi-part building with tower, sandstone structures, neo-Gothic, inscribed "1900" | D-6-61-000-335 |
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Between Friedrichstrasse and Weißenburger Strasse ( location ) |
War memorial for 1870/71 | Obelisk on base, granite, with inscription, around 1925 | D-6-61-000-63 |
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Pheasantry / Godelsberg
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Am Hasenkopf 2 ( location ) |
Concrete sculpture figure | Five meter high cubic composition, 1974 by Hans Steinbrenner | D-6-61-000-555 | |
Bismarckallee 1 ( location ) |
Hunters house in the former pheasantry | Two-storey building with a hip roof with a dwelling, by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen, around 1780 | D-6-61-000-11 |
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Bismarckallee 1, Bismarckallee 1 a, Bismarckallee 3, Bismarckallee 3 a, Bismarckallee 5, Fasaneriestraße 33 ( location ) |
Former pheasantry | Landscape park in the east of the city with paths, a pond, hunting star and hunting buildings, laid out under Elector Friedrich Karl von Erthal in 1779 | D-6-61-000-10 |
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Bismarckallee 5 ( location ) |
Former hunt manager's house, now an inn | Two-storey eaves half-hipped roof, by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen, end of the 18th century
Behind the ruins of the arsenal, also by d'Herigoyen, end of the 18th century (today added to the hall) |
D-6-61-000-12 |
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Bismarckallee 52 ( location ) |
Residential building | In a corner position, two-storey saddle roof building with crooked hip and side staircase extension, round bay windows and arbors, with enclosure wall, reduced historicizing Heimatstil, 1909 by Alois Scheuermann | D-6-61-000-411 |
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In the pheasantry, at the so-called Andriansplätze ( location ) |
Andrian monument | Truncated column with inscriptions, in memory of the 20-year-old "forest candidate" Ferdinand Anton Freiherr von Andrian, who fell in a duel with the Würzburg student Johann Baptist Berg in 1824, around 1825 | D-6-61-000-14 |
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On the Godelsberg ( location ) |
Kippenburg | Artificial ruins, by Adam Kipp 1839 | D-6-61-000-163 |
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Godelsberg ( location ) |
Devil's pulpit | Rock formation designed as a lookout point with carved stairs and iron railings, mid-19th century | D-6-61-000-498 |
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Near Godelsberg ( location ) |
Stone bench | Curved back wall with laurel-wreathed inscription medallion, laterally spherical attachments, sandstone, inscribed "1912", by Kratz | D-6-61-000-497 |
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At the Krämersgrund; Near Ludwigsallee ( location ) |
Stone cross | Simply made of red sandstone without a body, inscribed "1681" and "1833" on the base | D-6-61-000-338 | |
Ludwigsallee 2 ( location ) |
Grünewald School | Five-part assembly with saddle roofs consisting of two three-storey schoolroom buildings, a gym and lower intermediate wings, with green outdoor areas, 1954/55; with equipment | D-6-61-000-482 | |
Ludwigsallee, at the beginning of Bismarckallee, near the entrance to Kronberg-Gymnasium ( location ) |
Vacation picture stick | Brick pillar, top with gable roof and painted panel, around 1800 | D-6-61-000-13 | |
Goldbacher Straße 73 ( location ) |
Picture house | Bricked and plastered with a niche, 17th century | D-6-61-000-81 | |
Near Ludwigsallee, near the Ludwigsäule ( location ) |
Picture house | Brick and plastered pillar with picture niche and painted St. Urbanus, probably 19th century | D-6-61-000-162 | |
Near Ludwigsallee ( location ) |
Ludwig Column | Obelisk-like monument made of red sandstone, in honor of King Ludwig I, erected in 1843 by the city of Aschaffenburg | D-6-61-000-161 | |
Gentilstrasse 2 ( location ) |
So-called gentile castle | Picturesque villa, saddle roof building with tower and annexes, historicizing, built in 1933 for Anton Gentil; with equipment, garden, gardener's house, gate house, surrounding wall, garden sculptures | D-6-61-000-75 |
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Antoniusstraße 1 ( location ) |
Agricultural Office and Agricultural School | Two-storey mansard hipped roof building with corner blocks and three-storey central wing, baroque historicism, 1910/11; with garage from 1928 | D-6-61-000-5 | |
Aschaff; Dorfstrasse ( location ) |
Bridge over the Aschaff | Two-bay concrete bridge with lampposts, marked "1913" | D-6-61-000-388 | |
Dorfstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Former administration building of the Dämmer Steingutfabrik (1827–1884), then the Gasthaus Zum green Baum | Two-storey hipped roof building with a dwelling, plastered half-timbering and sandstone cuboids, classicistic, first half of the 19th century | D-6-61-000-386 | |
Dorfstrasse 5 ( location ) |
Former Michaels Chapel | Hall building closed on three sides with a half-hipped roof, 1580, renovated in 1665 and 1714 | D-6-61-000-387 | |
Haidstrasse 15 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building with a protruding upper storey, labeled "1730" | D-6-61-000-108 | |
Haidstrasse 31 ( location ) |
farm | Two-storey gable roof construction, half-timbering, outbuildings and barn made of quarry stone masonry, second half of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-398 | |
Mainaschaffer Straße 113 ( location ) |
Clothing factory | Three-storey reinforced concrete skeleton structure with columns tapering towards the bottom and tower-like staircase construction with flat roofs, designed in 1955 by Werner Schlauersbach
Production hall with shed roofs |
D-6-61-000-432 | |
Mittelstrasse ( location ) |
crossroads | Crucifix on an altar-like base, red sandstone, 1953 instead of a previous cross | D-6-61-000-273 | |
Strietwaldstraße, corner of Mühlstraße ( location ) |
crossroads | On an altar-like base, red sandstone, probably from the middle of the 19th century, with a cast iron body | D-6-61-000-274 | |
Mittelstrasse 42 ( location ) |
Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael | Tower of the neo-Gothic building from 1874/77, hall building with receding pillars, 1951 by Michael Niedermeier ; with equipment | D-6-61-000-179 | |
Near Kahlgrundstraße, in front of the motorway underpass ( location ) |
crossroads | Crucifix on an altar-like base with inscription, body as a three-nail type, inscribed "1760" | D-6-61-000-128 | |
Corner of Mühlstrasse and Wilhelmstrasse ( location ) |
Wayside cross, so-called confessor | Crucifix on an altar-like base, made of red sandstone, inscribed "1750" | D-6-61-000-109 | |
Paulusstraße 15 ( location ) |
Evangelical-Lutheran rectory of the Pauluskirche | Two-storey plastered gable roof building, 1926, modified in 1954 | D-6-61-000-543 | |
Paulusstraße 17 ( location ) |
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Paul | Sandstone cuboid construction, hall building with apse and tower as well as atrium-like forecourt, 1932/33, rebuilt by 1954 after heavy destruction | D-6-61-000-543 | |
Schönberg ( location ) |
Schönberg memorial | War memorial for the fallen of the First World War , round substructure with pentagonal canopy made of stone arcades with pyramid roof, therein figure of St. Michael by Ludwig Sonnleitner, 1925/26 | D-6-61-000-596 | |
Schwalbenrainweg 46 ( location ) |
Former paper mill | Two-storey hipped mansard roof, marked "1797" | D-6-61-000-382 |
Gailbach
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Aschaffenburger Straße 3 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey half-timbered building with a crooked hip, 18./19. century | D-6-61-000-350 | |
Dörrmorsbacher Straße 53 a ( location ) |
Stone crucifix | With body as high relief, red sandstone, around 1600, attachment in the form of a small cross, inscribed “1632” (possibly from a tomb); formerly at the old military cemetery, since 1971 in the funeral hall | D-6-61-000-355 | |
Glaserstraße 3, Glaserstraße 5 ( location ) |
Catholic parish center Sankt Matthäus | Kuratiekirche Sankt Matthäus, building on a slope in two levels, Kuratiekirche on a triangular floor plan over a rectangular substructure with community facilities, concrete and brick, campanile, concrete, 1967/68 by Erich Roth, with furnishings
associated rectory, single-storey flat roof building |
D-6-61-000-546 | |
Mittelwald; in the forest department Binsenhäg ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Base with a round-arched top, relief of the Madonna in the protective mantle, sandstone, 1947 | D-6-61-000-356 | |
Near Dörrmorsbacher Straße ( location ) |
Cemetery cross | Red sandstone base and cross, Corpus sandstone, 19th century | D-6-61-000-430 | |
Radäcker ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Square shaft with protruding, arched cover stone, latticed niche, industrial stone, mid-20th century | D-6-61-000-354 | |
Stengertsweg, next to the sports field ( location ) |
Picture house | Squat brick and plastered pillar with picture niche, 18th century | D-6-61-000-352 | |
Stengertsweg 5 ( location ) |
Former school house | Two-storey half-timbered building with a historic entrance arbor, 1803 | D-6-61-000-389 | |
Kaiselberg, in Haberfeld, on Blumenstrasse ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Square shaft with a house-like top with little gable and three niches, sandstone, 19th century | D-6-71-124-8 (municipality border to Haibach, therefore Haibach number) |
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Brunnengasse 2 ( location ) |
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Luke | Simple building with roof turret, 1350, extended around 1580 and 1866/67; with equipment | D-6-61-000-17 |
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Egerer Strasse ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | With curved gable and barred niche, Pietà made of fired clay, probably around 1650, shaft renewed | D-6-61-000-490 | |
Hafenbahnhofstrasse 15 to 27; Seegrundstrasse 1 ( location ) |
Port administration with residential buildings | Group of seven two-story hipped roof buildings in the Baroque style of the Heimat, 1918–1921 by the Würzburg Railway Directorate; associated outbuilding; with Seegrundstrasse 1 | D-6-61-000-399 | |
Harbor basin II; Near harbor basin II ( location ) |
Slewing crane | With a one-hip chassis on rails on the banked quay, with a fixed boom above the driver's cab, 1921 from MAN; with technical equipment | D-6-61-000-437 | |
Close to Industriestrasse; Near Kohlenkaistraße; Between Augasse and Kohlenkaistraße ( location ) |
Depot of the port railway | Single-storey administration and storage building with a hipped roof, workshop building with a basilical cross-section, and steel structure, transformer house, water tower and engine shed with turntable, built in 1921 in connection with the state port; with technical equipment and feeder tracks | D-6-61-000-483 | |
Kirchstrasse 14 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church of St. Laurentius | Hipped roof building with gabled vestibule and portico, bell tower attached to the south, reduced historicism with three naves, 1921–1923 by Hans and Christoph Rummel, Frankfurt / M; with equipment | D-6-61-000-139 |
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Kirchstrasse 16 ( location ) |
Rectory of the Catholic parish church Sankt Laurentius | Single-storey hipped roof building with a raised base made of sandstone ashlars, entrance projectile, flat arched bay window and dwarf house, 1920 by Hans and Christoph Rummel (Frankfurt) | D-6-61-000-491 | |
Corner of Leiderer Stadtweg ( location ) |
Former infirmary chapel | Small hipped roof building, late Gothic, around 1500, modified in 1747
Thereby wayside shrine |
D-6-61-000-129 | |
Near Werftstrasse ( location ) |
Harbor crane | On a mobile base with a wood-paneled driver's cab and fixed arm, around 1910; with technical equipment; originally on a half portal on the quay | D-6-61-000-438 | |
Ruhlandstrasse 4 ( location ) |
Former shepherd and parish house | One-storey half-hipped roof construction, half-timbered, around 1800 | D-6-61-000-379 | |
Ruhlandstraße 40 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house with gable roof, 1710 (dendrochronologically dated) | D-6-61-000-380 | |
Ruhlandstrasse 44 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, early 18th century | D-6-61-000-381 | |
Ruhlandstraße 46 ( location ) |
Former school from Leider | Two-storey gable roof construction made of red sandstone, around 1900, with Art Nouveau roof turret around 1912 by Anton Vogt
Extension plastered |
D-6-61-000-211 |
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Ruhlandstraße 72 ( location ) |
Former Jesuit court | Four-wing system with two-storey hipped roof buildings, with a large entrance gate, end of the 18th century | D-6-61-000-212 |
Nilkheim
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Aschaffenburg Süd - Aschaffenburg-Nilkheim railway line; Near Nilkheimer Bahnhofstraße ( location ) |
bunker | Former machine gun position No. 224 of the so-called Wetterau-Main-Tauber position, built into the loading ramp of the station, 1936 | D-6-61-000-479 | |
Erlenweg 1, south of the confluence of the Kastanienweg, north of the road ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Top richly framed aedicula with relief of Christ's second footfall, base with coats of arms of the Merkel and Hepp families, around 1710, renovated in 2000, sandstone | D-6-61-000-86 | |
Corner of Großostheimer Straße ( location ) |
Monument to Father Bernhard | Stone stele with half-figure relief and inscription, inscribed "1931" by Otto Gentil | D-6-61-000-267 | |
Großostheimer Straße 170 ( location ) |
Catholic Chapel of St. Kilian, formerly St. Dionys | Small hall with a gable roof, roof turret and polygonal choir, lintel marked “1720”; inaugurated again in 1895 after restoration; with equipment | D-6-61-000-89 |
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Großostheimer Straße 170, on the northeast side of the chapel ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Top with a relief of Christ before Pontius Pilate , the coat of arms of the Bertremoville family on the base, sandstone, around 1710 | D-6-61-000-90 |
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Großostheimer Straße 170, at the apex of the chapel ( location ) |
Image of Mary | Sandstone figure, on a baluster-like base with inscription cartouche, Rococo, donated by Mathes Morhard in 1754 | D-6-61-000-91 |
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Großostheimer Straße 199 ( location ) |
Nilkheimer Park on the site of the former estate | Remodeled between 1780 and 1830
Nilkheim Pavilion, around 1830–1835, amphiprostylos with Ionic columns Billiard hall, rectangular building with hipped roof; Monopteros with six columns Further equipment: Hermes statue, obelisk, two posts of a swing, stone fountain, sphinx, benches |
D-6-61-000-87 |
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Großostheimer Straße 201 ( location ) |
Nilkheimer Hof, today garden and cemetery office | Four-sided courtyard complex of single-storey half-hipped roof buildings, two barns and courtyard gate, the left post with a lion and putto, expanded into an agricultural model estate by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen from 1782, redesigned 1969–1970
Dovecote, classicist central building with column portico and round tower, around 1800 |
D-6-61-000-88 |
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Main ( location ) |
Railway bridge over the Main | Foreshore bridges with two arched yokes made of red sandstone, river bridge with two steel lattice girders with curved top chord on sandstone piers, 1909–1910 | D-6-61-000-434 |
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On Großostheimer Strasse ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Sandstone, top richly framed aedicule with relief of the first fall of Christ, base with coat of arms of the donor families Lieb and Berninger, around 1710 | D-6-61-000-85 | |
Niedernberger Straße 30, on the Alten Weg to Großostheim ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Pillar, top with cross roof and three crucifixion reliefs, sandstone, probably 16th century | D-6-61-000-337 | |
Pfarrer-Scherpf-Strasse 6 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church Sankt Kilian | Hall building with gable roof and retracted choir, campanile with open vestibule connected, red sandstone, 1952/53 by Alois Grimm, with furnishings | D-6-61-000-541 |
Schönbusch
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Kleine Schönbuschallee ( location ) |
Allee between Mainbrücke and Schönbusch Park | First laid out in 1766 under the Elector of Mainz and Archbishop Emmerich Joseph von Breidbach zu Bürresheim, including the "Rennstraßen nach Dieburg" as a mulberry avenue | D-6-61-000-145 |
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Kleine Schönbuschallee ( location ) |
Wayside cross, tomb for the Johanniter knight Walter von Kerpen | With crucifix, praying knight and discarded helmet, erected in 1628, moved to Kleine Schönbuschallee in 1778, copy from 1931 by Otto Gentil | D-6-61-000-147 |
Park Schönbusch
The park Schönbusch is a landscape park, in the English style with forests, meadow valleys and bodies of water as well as classical buildings and staffages, laid out under Carl Friedrich von Erthal. The main work was created by Emanuel Joseph d'Herigoyen, with the participation of Count Wilhelm von Sickingen and Friedrich Ludwig Sckell, from 1775 to around 1800. There are:
- Siebold monument, erected by King Ludwig II, 1879/80 by Michael Wagmüller ( Lage )
- Rest bench, 1777 by Centz ( Lage )
- Kotzenbrünnchen, around 1790 ( Lage )
- Lookout tower, brick building, 1867 in place of a half-timbered construction from 1788 ( location )
- Devil's Bridge, iron construction, 1875 which replaces a wooden bridge from 1788 ( location )
- Red Bridge, 1784/85 ( Lage )
- Fisherman's house ( location )
- Watch, three "shepherds' houses", 1785 ( location )
- Salettchen, 1792 ( location )
- Village, group of five houses around a draw well, 1788 ( Lage )
- Farm building, 1783 ( location )
- Philosopher's House, around 1800 ( Lage )
- Friendship stamp, 1799–1802 ( location )
- Dining room, 1788–1792 ( location )
- Dance hall, around 1800 ( location )
File number: D-6-61-000-249.
Lake with castle
more picturesSiebolddenkmal
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more picturesKotzenbrünnchen
more picturesLookout tower
more picturesDevil's Bridge
more picturesRote Brücke
more picturesFischerhäuschen
more picturesThe watch
more picturesSalettchen
more picturesVillage
more picturesFarm building
more picturesPhilosopher's House
more picturesFriendship stamp
more picturesDining room
more picturesDance hall
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There is also a lock with its own file number.
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Im Schönbusch ( location ) |
Schönbusch Palace, the so-called Electoral Pavilion | Hipped roof building with two full and one mezzanine floor, vase-crowned parapet balustrade and three-axis central projection, 1778–1781 according to plans by Emanuel d'Herigoyen, interior work by 1788; with equipment | D-6-61-000-250 |
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Obernau
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Town center Obernau ( location ) |
Ensemble town center Obernau | The former walled street village, attested since the end of the 12th century, is located directly on the Main. It shows a regular row of courtyards on both sides of the main street. The residential buildings in the courtyards, usually each accompanied by an entrance gate, face the street at the gable end; the deep plots are closed at the back by the barns, which on the mains side form a largely undisturbed barn edge. The oldest houses and gates come from the 16./17. Century. The street scene is dominated by the late baroque tower front of the former parish church, the eastern parts of which were destroyed in a fire in 1942. | E-6-61-000-4 | |
Hauptstrasse 6 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey corner building with half-hipped roof and half-timbered upper floor, around 1600, inscribed "1811" | D-6-61-000-460 | |
Hauptstrasse 8; Hauptstrasse 10 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-story quarry stone building with gable roof, around 1600; Upper floor with a painted room, around 1600 | D-6-61-000-393 | |
Hauptstrasse 15 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul | South-west facade with tower of the late baroque building, sandstone, 1792/93, church with gable roof, with window frieze running around the west gable and recessed choir with light from the side, 1960–1962 by Willi Goldhammer; with equipment | D-6-61-000-357 | |
Hauptstrasse 16 a, Hauptstrasse 16 b ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey split half-timbered house with a gable roof, second half of the 17th century | D-6-61-000-462 | |
Hauptstrasse 16 b ( location ) |
Site fortification | Wall made of red sandstone, late medieval, preserved remains along the mains side gardens from Hauptstraße 16-88 (even numbers), northwest and northeast on the property boundary of Hauptstraße 77-61 (odd numbers), on Kirchhofgasse and Maintalstraße to Hauptstraße 10; Tower stumps at Hauptstrasse 16 and 88 | D-6-61-000-390 | |
Hauptstrasse 19; Hauptstrasse 21 ( location ) |
Town hall and residential and commercial building | Group of two two-storey gable buildings, connecting building with round arched gate entrance, former town hall with crooked hip, roof turret and figure of Saint Florian, 1910/11
Archway of the previous building, Renaissance, 16th century Archbishop Dalberg's coat of arms stone inscribed in 1594 At number 19 16th century Keilstein |
D-6-61-000-358 | |
Hauptstrasse 25; Hauptstrasse 27 ( location ) |
farm | Residential house, two-storey gable roof building with quarry stone facade and side half-timbered upper storey, around 1600
Rear building Courtyard gate preserved in parts |
D-6-61-000-359 | |
Hauptstrasse 36; Hauptstrasse 34 ( location ) |
Double door system | Large arched gate and pedestrian gate, sandstone, 16th century | D-6-61-000-360 | |
Hauptstrasse 38 ( location ) |
Catholic rectory | Slightly recessed two-storey hipped mansard roof building in the neo-baroque style, labeled "1912", by Otto Leitolf
Enclosure walls curved towards the entrance Tithe and parish barn and ancillary building as a three-wing complex, 1765 |
D-6-61-000-361 | |
Hauptstrasse 40 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey eaves gable roof construction with half-hipped hip and half-timbered upper storey, covered passage, 18th / 19th centuries century | D-6-61-000-362 | |
Hauptstrasse 42 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey eaves gable roof building with half-timbered upper storey and covered passage, 18th / 19th centuries century | D-6-61-000-363 | |
Hauptstrasse 44 ( location ) |
Residential building | Narrow two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building with a gable roof, 18th / 19th centuries Century, probably the main building at 46 Hauptstrasse | D-6-61-000-364 | |
Hauptstrasse 46 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey gable half-hipped mansard roof with half-timbered upper storey, first half of the 19th century | D-6-61-000-365 | |
Hauptstrasse 58; Hauptstrasse 60 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered building with a gable roof, 16./17. century | D-6-61-000-367 | |
Hauptstrasse 61 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof construction, partly with ornamented architectural elements, eaves side timber-frame, in the core 1483 (dendrochronologically dated), coat of arms stone inscribed "1588"; Basement access marked "1604" | D-6-61-000-368 | |
Hauptstrasse 62 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey gable roof building, plastered half-timbering, 17th / 18th centuries century
Double gate system, marked "1606" |
D-6-61-000-369 | |
Hauptstrasse 66 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey gable-independent gable roof building, plastered half-timbering, upper storey and gable protruding, probably 16th century | D-6-61-000-370 | |
Kirchhofgasse 12 ( location ) |
graveyard | Walling with ball-crowned gate pillars, 18./19. century
Cemetery cross, 17./18. century |
D-6-61-000-371 | |
Near Judenpfad, at the eastern end of Bahnhofstrasse ( location ) |
Wendelinus Chapel | Small plastered gable roof building with an altar-like figure niche, around 1900 | D-6-61-000-407 | |
Near Judenpfad, at the eastern end of Bahnhofstrasse ( location ) |
War memorial for 1914–1918 | Monumental stone cross made of red sandstone with reliefs and corbels, 1920 by Otto Leitolf | D-6-61-000-406 | |
Near Kapellenweg, 1 km east of the village in the forest ( location ) |
Forest Chapel Maria Frieden | Lintel marked “1712”, chapel from 1844 converted into a war memorial chapel, 1921; | D-6-61-000-375 |
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Near Kapellenweg ( location ) |
Forest chapel Maria Frieden, leading way of the cross | With crossway reliefs, end of the 20th century | D-6-61-000-375 | |
( Location ) | Forest Chapel Maria Frieden, Lourdes Grotto | Erected in 1886 by the Obernau Warriors and Veterans Association out of gratitude for the happy return of the association members from the war of 1870/71. | D-6-61-000-375 | |
Near Sulzbacher Straße ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Round pillar, top with segmental arched cross roof and reliefs of Mary, crucifix and passion symbols, sandstone, inscribed "1820" | D-6-61-000-408 | |
Above the white saint, on Maintalstrasse ( location ) |
Wayside shrine, so-called props | Sandstone column on a diamond-coated base, top with figure niche, 18th century | D-6-61-000-374 | |
Above the white saint; Staatsstraße 2309, on Maintalstraße opposite the railway underpass ( location ) |
Small picture house, so-called White Helgen | Plastered pillar with picture niche, marked 1608 | D-6-61-000-373 |
Obernau colony
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Am Häsbach 1 a ( location ) |
Ruins of the former Eckertsmühle | Parts of the foundation walls with masonry stones, console stone marked "1606" | D-6-61-000-395 | |
Legatplatz 9 ( location ) |
Stone bench as a memorial for the construction of the garden colony 1919–1923 | Sandstone, in the form of a canape on a round step, inscribed "1923" | D-6-61-000-431 | |
Obernauer Straße 26 ( location ) |
Garden shed | Two-and-a-half-storey classicist building with tower, around 1845, northern extension with verandas, 1872 | D-6-61-000-378 | |
Obernauer Straße 34 ( location ) |
Summer house | Two-storey hipped roof building with pilasters, classicistic, mid-19th century | D-6-61-000-433 | |
Obernauer Straße 44 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey flat saddle roof building, late classicist style, by Joseph Zwisler, 1874 | D-6-61-000-187 | |
Obernauer Straße 52 ( location ) |
villa | Two-storey hipped mansard roof building with tower, risalit and soeller, late classicistic, by Herman Reichard, 1875 | D-6-61-000-188 | |
Obernauer Straße 5, corner of Fischerhohle ( location ) |
crossroads | Crucifix on an altar-like base, inscribed "1724" | D-6-61-000-189 | |
Obernauer Straße 5 ( location ) |
Picture house | Plastered pillar with two picture niches, above with Madonna, probably 17th / 18th century. Century; Rebuilt in 1986 | D-6-61-000-186 | |
Wilhelminenstrasse 3 ( location ) |
Settler house of the training colony for affordable living space (1919–1923) | Picturesque assembly of two-story saddle roof construction and one-story half-hipped roof construction, Heimatstil, 1921, by the Aschaffenburg master school for building trade under the direction of Otto Leitolf | D-6-61-000-602 |
Austrian colony
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Österreicher Straße and Sachsenweg ( location ) |
Austrians memorial for the Austrians who fell in the battle of July 14, 1866 | In the form of a pointed spire on pillars, red sandstone, neo-Gothic, ceremoniously unveiled on July 14, 1868 | D-6-61-000-190 |
Schweinheim
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Am Häsbach / Unterhainstraße, at the junction to the Jewish cemetery ( location ) |
Column shrine | Made of red sandstone, top with little donkey back gable and three crucifixion reliefs, inscribed "1606" | D-6-61-000-311 | |
At the white wayside shrine; between Ebersbacher Straße and Hang zum Erbig ( location ) |
Small picture house, so-called White Helgen | Brick pillar with gable roof and arched niche, 17th century, depicting the blood miracle of Walldürn . | D-6-61-000-339 | |
Bischbergweg; Haberflug; at the intersection of Unterer Bischberg and Alten Weg ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Red sandstone, pillar with a round-arched top, marked 1903, with a younger crucifixion relief | D-6-61-000-343 | |
Flower Road 48–54; Güldnerweg 2-14; Heckmannweg 2-20, 5-17; Neuhofstrasse 12 ( location ) |
Workers settlement | 14 semi-detached houses with half-hipped roofs, different colored bricks over quarry stone plinth, 1907 by Ernst Haun | D-6-61-000-112 | |
Carl-von-Linde-Platz 1 ( location ) |
Administrative building of the Güldner engine plant of the Linde company | Three-part assembly of reinforced concrete skeleton buildings, elongated five-storey administration wing with a gently sloping hipped roof, with a factory gate, two-storey foyer and meeting building (with equipment) and three-storey warehouse building with flat roofs, 1956/57 by Karl Georg Jung | D-6-61-000-420 | |
Ebersbacher Straße, at Schweinheim parade ground ( location ) |
Column shrine | Top with cross roof, sandstone, inscribed 1616, with a younger crucifix relief | D-6-61-000-346 | |
Ebersbacher Straße 3 ( location ) |
Wayside shrine fragment | Coronation of Mary, sandstone, baroque, 17th / 18th centuries century | D-6-61-000-44 | |
Ebersbacher Straße 8 ( location ) |
Wayside shrine fragment | Sandstone, arched with a relief of the crucifix with the inscription "BID GOT / DAS ER / DIG ER / HERED", probably 1740; walled into the base wall | D-6-61-000-45 | |
Erbig, between the northern edge of the Erbigwald and the Obernau Chapel ( location ) |
Way of the Cross | Brick sculptures with sloping sides, 1935, restored after destruction with scenic ceramic mosaics by Alois Bergmann-Franken in 1956 | D-6-61-000-478 | |
On the Erbig, between stations of the cross VI and VII ( location ) |
Picture house | Solid base, top with gable roof and picture niche, inscribed "1841" | D-6-61-000-345 | |
Spring road 29; Vogelsbergstrasse 32 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church of St. Gertrud | Cubic hall building with flat gable roof, campanile and working day chapel, concrete buildings, 1959/60 by Rudolf Schwarz; with equipment
Associated parish buildings |
D-6-61-000-422 |
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Haberflug, between Bischberg and Erbig, on Obernauer Weg ( location ) |
Column shrine | Octagonal pillar, top with cross roof, sandstone, inscribed "1648" | D-6-61-000-342 | |
Haidbergstrasse 24, in the Schweinheim cemetery ( location ) |
So-called vineyard pietà | On sandstone plinth, 18th century; formerly in the Bischberg vineyard
Crucifixion group, sandstone, baroque, 18th century |
D-6-61-000-341 | |
Judenberg ( location ) |
Jewish Cemetery | Walled, occupied 1735–1942, with tombs from the 18th century to the first half of the 20th century | D-6-61-000-310 |
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Corner of Lindestraße ( location ) |
Sculpture house, so-called Hexenhelgen | Brick and plastered pillar with a round arched picture niche with a gable roof and pietà, around 1966 | D-6-61-000-312 | |
Marienstraße 13 ( location ) |
Rectory | Two-storey mansard roof building on the eaves with gable, upper storey with arched windows, classicistic, 1818/19 | D-6-61-000-170 | |
Marienstraße 15 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey plastered half-timbered building with a gable roof and protruding upper storey, 17th century | D-6-61-000-552 | |
Marienstraße 16 ( location ) |
Catholic Parish Church of the Birth of Mary | Hall church with west tower, red sandstone building, neo-Gothic, 1894 based on plans by Franz & Roman Woerner | D-6-61-000-171 |
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Marienstraße 17 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent building with half-timbered upper storey and rear half-hipped, 17th / 18th century. century | D-6-61-000-554 | |
Marienstraße 19 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, 18th century | D-6-61-000-553 | |
Near Braugasse ( location ) |
Column shrine, so-called hiking shrine | Top with a curved cross roof, round arched niche and two crucifixion reliefs, 17th century | D-6-61-000-107 | |
Rhönstrasse 23 ( location ) |
American chapel | Hall building with semicircular choir, saddle roof and little gable tower, around 1955; formerly part of the American housing estate of the barracks | D-6-61-000-396 | |
Schweinheimer Straße 120, corner of Leidersbacher Gäßchen ( location ) |
Picture house | Brick, plastered monopitch roof pillar with a replica of the Altötting miraculous image, 1961 | D-6-61-000-277 | |
Seebornstrasse 2a ( location ) |
Picture house | Red sandstone pillars integrated into the house wall, top with two niches one above the other, probably 1888 | D-6-61-000-276 | |
Stengerts ( location ) |
Observation tower of the Spessart Association | 22 m high sandstone block tower on a square floor plan, 1937 | D-6-61-000-492 | |
Drive; at the so-called Ruhstock, junction Obernauer Weg to Erbig ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Red sandstone pillar with arched flat niche, neo-Gothic, inscribed "1892" | D-6-61-000-340 | |
Cloth bleaching 1 ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Red sandstone pillars, top with bronze relief of the Pietà, around 1925 | D-6-61-000-309 | |
Marienstraße ( location ) |
War memorial for the campaign of the Franco-German War 1870/71 | Crucifix on a high inscription base, sandstone, inscribed. 1893 | D-6-61-000-615 | |
Marienstraße ( location ) |
War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War | Pietà on a high pedestal behind a low fence between pillars, backed by a curved wall with integrated inscription panels and reliefs, around 1925 | D-6-61-000-616 |
Elterhof settlement
location | object | description | File no. | image |
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Scouts; on the footpath to Haibach ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Compact pillar, top with arched niche and flat cross reliefs, sandstone, inscribed "1845" | D-6-61-000-347 | |
Near path fields, in Dörngraben, at the driveway to Elterhof ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Pillar with picture niche, sandstone, inscribed "1947" | D-6-61-000-348 | |
Dörnbach; Dörnbachsrain ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Sandstone pillar, top with curtain arch, around 1875 | D-6-61-000-349 | |
Aschaffenburger Strasse; at the town entrance ( location ) |
Wayside shrine | Pillar with a bell-roof-like attachment, around 1925 | D-6-61-000-353 |
Strietwald
location | object | description | File no. | image |
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Konradstrasse 2 ( location ) |
Catholic parish church Sankt Konrad | Hall church with saddle roof, southeast tower and southwest entrance porch, nave with flat barrel, 1953/54 by Erwin van Aaken according to preliminary planning by Rudolf Schwarz, with furnishings | D-6-61-000-544 |
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Near Herrenwaldstraße, corner of Meisenweg ( location ) |
Picture house | Pointed arched picture niche with steep roof and Madonna figure, altar-like base, neo-Gothic, inscribed "1887" | D-6-61-000-113 | |
Hunter's lodge; in the Strietwald; approx. 120 m north of the path to Molkenbrunn ( location ) |
Memorial cross to a citizen of Aschaffenburg found dead | Sandstone, inscribed "1681" | D-6-61-000-344 |
Former architectural monuments
The following still-preserved architectural monuments were deleted from the list of monuments in 2012 as part of the re-qualification and revision project. The hotel "Wilder Mann" is included in the 2015 list of monuments again. The building at Hauptstrasse 26 was removed from the list of monuments in 2016.
location | object | description | File no. | image |
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Badergasse 1 ( location ) |
Franz Hettinger's birthplace (born 1819) | Classicist sandstone building, early 19th century (only the memorial plaque is under protection) | ||
Entengasse 6 ( location ) |
Facade of a classicist house, 1864 | Taken over in the new building from 1981–1983 (by Alexander von Branca , Munich) | ||
Hauptstrasse 26 ( location ) |
Residential building | Two-storey saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, second half of the 17th century | formerly D-6-61-000-464 | |
Herstallstraße 3 ( location ) |
Late classicist residential and commercial building | 1851 | ||
Herstallstrasse 5 ( location ) |
Residential and commercial building | Four-storey eaves gable roof building with a late Classicist facade design, 1869 | ||
Herstallstraße 26 ( location ) |
Commercial building | With sculptural jewelry on the first floor, 1908 (only sculptures are protected) | ||
Herstallstraße 39 ( location ) |
Commercial building | Four-storey mansard roof building with pilasters, marked "1909/1947" | ||
Sandgasse 27 ( location ) |
Hammerhof main building | Commercial building with colossal corner pilasters and bay windows, late historical, around 1900 |
See also
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.
- ↑ List of monuments from August 1, 2018 as PDF
- ^ KI Aschaffenburg: Application for re-inclusion in the list of monuments and to add to the list of monuments of April 18, 2012.
literature
- Denis André Chevalley: Lower Franconia . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (= Monuments in Bavaria . Volume VI ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1985, ISBN 3-486-52397-X .
Web links
- Bavarian Monument Atlas (cartographic representation of the Bavarian architectural and ground monuments by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (BLfD) )
- List of monuments for Aschaffenburg (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
- Monument protection - annual report 2010 (PDF; 2.1 MB) of the city of Aschaffenburg