List of architectural monuments in Augsburg-Bleich and Pfärrle

In the list of architectural monuments in Bleich and Pfärrle , the monuments in the Augsburg district of Bleich and Pfärrle in the inner city planning area ( I ) are listed. There is also a collection of pictures for these monuments .

This list is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Augsburg . The list is based on the Bavarian Monument List , which was first created on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been maintained and updated by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority.

Individual structures

location	object	description	File no.	image
Am Fischertor 10, Thommstraße 28 ( location )	Fisherman's gate	Three-part hipped roof structure with a central arched passage and side passages, built in place of the gate structure formerly converted by Elias Holl in 1609, 1924/25 Apartment block, connected to the Fischertor, three-storey side eaves building with a gable roof, tail gables and corner bay windows, in baroque forms, by Otto Holzer, 1923/24, see also Springergäßchen 4, city fortifications	D-7-61-000-1000	more pictures
Am Lueginsland 3 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey eaves side building with gable roof, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-48
Am Lueginsland 5 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey gable building with gable roof and gate passage, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-49
Am Lueginsland 7 ( location )	Residential building	Small, ground floor saddle roof building, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-50	more pictures
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 2 ( location )	Community center	Three-storey eaves side building with gable roof and empire decoration, in the core 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-3
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 7 ( location )	Community center	Eaves gable roof construction with gable and overprotection supported on consoles on the western corner of the building, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-4
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 23 ( location )	Monastery garden	Former garden of the Carmelites, since 1851 by St. Stephan, between the Carmelite Wall, Kleines Karmelitengäßchen and Äusser Pfaffengäßchen with a right-angled network of paths, before 1626 Enclosing wall Octagonal pavilion in the middle of the garden, rebuilt after being destroyed in the war Mariengrotte, at the end of the transverse axis, 18th century	D-7-61-000-1203	more pictures
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 23 ( location )	Weasel house	Three-storey saddle roof construction with pillar arcades on the upper floors of the east and north sides, around 1530 Simultaneous outbuilding, on the first floor with a gable roof, extended to the west in the middle of the 18th century. At the end of 2013, Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH moved into the building and set up the Fugger and Welser Adventure Museum there, which opened on September 27, 2014.	D-7-61-000-6	more pictures
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 24 ( location )	Community center	Four-storey gable building with gable roof, 16./17. century Two-storey rear building, pillar arcades with pilaster-structured upper storey, first half of the 17th century Then to the east, half-gable house, two-storey monopitch roof building Section of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, see city fortifications and Äusses Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-7
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 26 ( location )	Community center	Four-storey gable building with gable roof and loading hatch, 16./17. century Section of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, see city fortifications and outer Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-8
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 30 ( location )	relief	Madonna and Child surrounded by angels, around 1750; at the house Section of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, see city fortifications and Äusses Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-10
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 42 ( location )	Former inn	Three-storey saddle roof building with a neo-baroque gable facade facing the Unteren Graben, around 1900	D-7-61-000-12
Frauentorstraße 2 ( location )	Former canon court	Three-storey corner building with a gable roof and polygonal corner bay window, the core of the 17th century	D-7-61-000-239
Frauentorstraße 4, near Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen ( location )	Former canon court, later town house	Originally two gabled houses from the 16th / 17th centuries. Century, comprehensive three-storey hipped roof building, around 1700 Barn with a crooked roof, 16th century	D-7-61-000-241
Frauentorstraße 8 ( location )	Former Dompropstei, now residential and commercial building	Three-storey corner building in late classicist forms, in the core probably 16./17. Century, around 1886 Behind the building in the core 16./17. century Section of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, see city fortifications and Äusses Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-243
Frauentorstraße 10, Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 27 ( location )	Wall remains	Remains of the north wall of the cathedral city, brick, 14th century, based on the 10th century	D-7-61-000-492
Frauentorstraße 12 ( location )	Community center	Narrow three-storey gable building with saddle roof, tail gable and flat bay window, in the core 16./17. Century, facade first half of the 18th century	D-7-61-000-246
Frauentorstraße 18 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey eaves side building with gable roof and dwarf house, in the core 16./17. Century, facade with structure of the 18th century	D-7-61-000-247
Frauentorstraße 30 ( location )	Mozart House Augsburg	Three-storey gable building with a gable roof and curved gable, in the core 16./17. Century, changes in the 19th century	D-7-61-000-251
Frauentorstraße 32 ( location )	Former Gasthaus Hohes Meer	Stately four-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with a high gable over a protruding cornice, facade from 1887, essentially older	D-7-61-000-252
Frauentorstraße 34 ( location )	Community center	Three-storey gable building with gable roof and elevator hatches, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-253
Frauentorstraße 36 ( location )	Community center	Three-storey eaves side building with gable roof, flat bay window and arched gate passage, in the core 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-254
Frauentorstraße 38 ( location )	Former Gasthaus zum Weißen Ochsen	Consisting of two two-storey gabled houses with a gable roof or mansard roof, in the core 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-255
Frauentorstraße 40 ( location )	Community center	Two-storey gable building with a gable roof, in the core 16./17. Century, shop fittings at the end of the 19th century	D-7-61-000-256
Gallusplatz 9 a ( location )	Garden shed	Two-storey, narrow hipped roof building, in the core 17th century, modified in the second half of the 18th century	D-7-61-000-301
Georg-Haindl-Strasse 11 ( location )	Headquarters of the Haindl'schen paper mills	Two-storey late Classicist building with a mansard hipped roof and Biedermeier stucco decor, around 1790, facade 1882, extension to the north in 1910/11	D-7-61-000-318
Herwartstraße 3 ( location )	Tenement house	Four-story building with side towers, by Karl Albert Gollwitzer , 1878	D-7-61-000-400	more pictures
Hoher Weg 18, near Hoher Weg ( location )	Episcopal palace, former cathedral custody	Wide-spread two-storey mansard roof building, central projectile with a sculptural accentuated portal and multiple curved gable, lateral flat bay windows with volute gables, by Franz Kleinhans, 1761, the wing to the northeast is essentially late medieval House chapel, neo-Romanesque building with facade turret, by Lorenz Hofmann, 19th century, in the garden	D-7-61-000-427
Hoher Weg 22 ( location )	Former canon court	Complex grouped around the inner courtyard in a horseshoe shape, manor house, two-storey corner building with gable roof, connected to servants' wing by a wall with gate passage, 16th / 17th century. century Figure group, Saints Joachim and Maria, around 1670/80, on the western gable front in a niche in the garden	D-7-61-000-428
Hoher Weg 26 ( location )	Former canon house	Three-story hipped roof building with rear gable, in the core 16./17. Century, changes 17./18. century	D-7-61-000-429
Hoher Weg 28 ( location )	Former canon court	Three-storey eaves side building with mansard roof and high, curved gable, in the core 16./17. Century, subsequently increased, facade Neurococo, around 1900	D-7-61-000-430
Hoher Weg 30 ( location )	pavilion	Baroque mansard roof building on a polygonal floor plan, with fresco by Matthäus Günther, 18th century, in the garden	D-7-61-000-431
Inneres Pfaffengäßchen 12 ( location )	Former Canon House	Three-storey eaves side building with gable roof and high corner bay window, neo-Gothic exterior, second half of the 19th century, older in the core	D-7-61-000-473
Karmelitengasse 1 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Stately four-storey, asymmetrically structured corner building with a gable roof and polygonal corner bay window, baroque style, inscribed "1913"	D-7-61-000-530
Karmelitengasse 2 ( location )	Former canon house	Simple two-storey side eaves building with gable roof and baroque skylight grille, 18th century	D-7-61-000-531
Karmelitengasse 9 ( location )	Former Cotta`s publishing house	Elongated three-storey mansard roof building with a central gable and two gateways, by Johann Martin Pentenrieder, 1785	D-7-61-000-532
Karmelitengasse 11 ( location )	Community center	Two-storey eaves side building with high pitched roof, in the core 16./17. Century, facade 18th century	D-7-61-000-533
Karmelitengasse 12 ( location )	Former granary of the Carmelite monastery	Mighty three-storey building with a hipped roof on one side, a late medieval core, renovated in the middle of the 17th century, converted into a state prison in 1814	D-7-61-000-1469
Karmelitengasse 12 (in the courtyard of the prison) ( location )	St. Severin	Small hall building with retracted choir and western facade tower, the core of the Gothic building from the 13th century, late Gothic reticulated vaults in the second half of the 16th century, profaned in 1817, restored in 1969	D-7-61-000-534	more pictures
Kleines Karmelitengäßchen 6 ( location )	St.-Afra-Heim, nursing home of the social service of Catholic women e. V.	Three-storey main wing, curved according to the course of the street, with a gable roof and row of dormers, the ground floor divided by clinker cladding arches, to the east two asymmetrical three-storey transverse wings with a gable roof, in reduced, historicizing forms, by Michael Kurz, 1927	D-7-61-000-559
Kleines Karmelitengäßchen 10 ( location )	Community center	Two-storey gable building with a gable roof and subsequent two-storey eaves side house, 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-560
Kustosgäßchen 5 a, Kustosgäßchen 5 ( location )	Canon Court	House with saddle roof and polygonal corner bay window, 16th century Former stable and coach house, two-storey saddle roof construction with gate passage and flat bay window to the alley House garden, around 1500	D-7-61-000-601
Mauerberg 28 ( location )	Community center	Single-storey mansard roof building with crested and sloping facade leaning against the old city wall, 18th century	D-7-61-000-637
Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 12 ( location )	Architect house	Two-storey, partly plastered eaves side building with saddle roof, outer walls walls of a former school gym, by Robert Pfaud, 1953–1954	D-7-61-000-143
Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 13 ( location )	Former canon house	Three-storey gable building with a gable roof, the core of the 16th century	D-7-61-000-715
Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 21 ( location )	Former canon house	Two-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and overprotection, the core of the 16th century	D-7-61-000-716
Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 23 ( location )	Former canon house	Three-storey gable building with gable roof, flat bay window and lateral over-protection, in the core of the 16th century	D-7-61-000-717
Mittleres Pfaffengäßchen 29 (on the garden wall) ( location )	Pine relief	Probably the 16th century	D-7-61-000-718
Near Bavousstraße (in the green area) ( location )	Cast iron fountain	Around 1900	D-7-61-000-1151
Near Gallusplatz ( location )	Former St. Gallus Catholic Church, now St. Gallus Russian Orthodox Church	Small single-nave, cross-rib vaulted complex with retracted choir under barrel vault, with roof turret, 11th century core, remodeled in 1589, with furnishings	D-7-61-000-302	more pictures
Near Gallusplatz (on the city wall at Schwedenstiege) ( location )	Stone man	Larger than life figure of a man in armor over a volute, assembled from heterogeneous parts, sandstone, probably 16th century	D-7-61-000-1445
Near Am Lueginsland; Near Herwartstraße ( location )	Bastion Lueg into the country	High wall on the northeast corner of the city fortifications, laid out around 1430 and 1540, expanded in 1704, the outwork marked “1553”, then the 15th century city wall to the west and south, partly with a moat, see also city fortifications	D-7-61-000-47	more pictures
Near Müllerstraße (in the green area) ( location )	Cast iron fountain	Around 1900	D-7-61-000-1204
Near Spenglergäßchen (at No. 14) ( location )	Garden pavilion	Small tent roof construction over a polygonal floor plan, late 18th century	D-7-61-000-425
Near Unterer Graben ( location )	Venetian fountain	Marble niche framed by grooved columns and beams, mid-16th century, set up as a foundation in 1952	D-7-61-000-928
Neues Kautzengäßchen 8, Frauentorstraße 26, Karmelitengäßchen 9 ( location )	Fragment of the former cloister garden of the Institute of the English Misses, garden pavilion, so-called stone house	Small hipped roof building in the main axis, 1689 Dungeon chapel, small rectangular building with a gable roof and curved gable, 1735 Garden wall, probably 17th century	D-7-61-000-1165
Neues Kautzengäßchen 19 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey, eaves mansard roof building, belonging to the former Augsburg Zuckerhof, in the core probably 16th century, mansard roof later	D-7-61-000-742	more pictures
Pfärrle 2 ( location )	Community center	Three-storey saddle roof building in corner position with polygonal corner bay and corrugated gable, in the core 16./17. century	D-7-61-000-781
Pfärrle 18 ( location )	Former craftsmen's houses	Building group of two two-storey gabled houses with a third rear gable, gable roof buildings, in the core the second half of the 15th century	D-7-61-000-782
Pfärrle 28 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey eaves side building with gable roof, third quarter of the 19th century	D-7-61-000-783
Schwedenweg 6 1/2, Springergäßchen 4, Springergäßchen 12 a ( location )	Attachment	A distinction must be made between the fortifications of the Roman settlement Augusta Vindelicorum, the cathedral city of the early Middle Ages, and the imperial city. The walls of the Roman complex are no longer erect (see Ensemble Altstadt Augsburg). The cathedral city wall of the 10th century was renewed in brick in the 14th century; The rest of the walls have been preserved at Anoßgäßchen 3, Frauentorstraße 8 and in Äußere Pfaffengäßchen (see Äußere Pfaffengäßchen 6). The imperial city fortifications, which enclosed the urban space between the cathedral city and Ortisei and Afra by 1272 at the latest and also the women and Jakober suburbs up to the middle of the 14th century, were largely abandoned after the city was devastated in 1860. On the long west flank of the old town you can still see the former guided tour on the Konrad-Adenauer-Allee, Schießgrabenstraße, Fuggerstraße, Volkhartstraße (see Ensemble Altstadt Augsburg and Ensemble Fuggerstraße / Volkartstraße / Schaezlerstraße); The rest of the ramparts exist on Schießgrabenstrasse (see Ensemble Schießgrabenstrasse). On the north side are the Wertachbrucker Tor, renovated by Elias Holl in 1605, and small remains of the wall (see Am Ofenwall 2), further to the east the modernly restored Fischertor from 1924/25 (see Am Fischertor 10) and then a train of the city wall up to 1702/04 Lueginsland Bastion, which was developed as a citadel, was preserved (see Am Lueginsland 3). The east side of the city still has the older north-south fortification line, which is fragmentarily documented in individual wall remains and fortification towers and clearly illustrated in the moat systems: the eastern part of the city wall, with the so-called Schwedenstiege, connecting wall between the city wall on Schwedenweg and the Lower Graben, on the city side Remains of blind arches, probably 15th century; Defense towers, brick buildings, 15th – 17th centuries Century. In addition, from the younger ring of fortifications connected to the east of Jakobervorstadt with the monumental Jakobertor at the eastern exit of the city (see Jakoberstraße 79), with the Oblatterwall (see Riedlerstraße 11) and Jakoberwall (see Vogelmauer 46), the ditch system, four fortification towers and the bird gate (see Important parts received at the bird gate 2). The Red Gate is the most important preserved fortification in the city, the only surviving one on the south side. The older gate, which was built by Elias Holl in 1622, includes the front gate from 1546, subsequent wall sections, ramparts and ramparts with the casemates from 1611, bridge, canal and moat, and nearby fortification towers that were built to form water towers in the early 17th century. After the fortress status was abolished, the ramparts at the Red Gate were converted into a park in the second half of the 19th century (see Am Red Gate 5)	D-7-61-000-1
Schwedenweg 8 ( location )	Residential building	Two- or three-storey mansard roof building with crested, reduced-historicizing, built for himself by Sebastian Buchegger, 1903/04, western house wall with remains of the city wall, see Springergäßchen 4, city fortifications	D-7-61-000-929
Springergäßchen 2 ( location )	Community center	Three-storey gable building with a gable roof, staggered in height, 16th century, associated remnants of the city wall, 15th century, see Springergäßchen 4, city fortifications	D-7-61-000-971
Springergäßchen 4 ( location )	Lower fountain tower	Four-sided with five developed residential floors, upper end balustrade, built in 1406, renovation in 1538 and before 1626, interior expansion 1737, associated remnants of the city wall, 15th century, see city fortifications	D-7-61-000-972
Springergäßchen 12 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey saddle roof construction with a high knee and balcony porch, built around 1880/90, including parts of the city fortifications and a shell tower	D-7-61-000-974
Stephansplatz 6 ( location )	St. Stephan, former women's abbey church, now the Benedictine abbey church of St. Stephan	Hall building with retracted choir and northern tower, tower 1619 by Karl Dietz, only the surrounding walls of the new church from 1755/57 after being destroyed in the war in 1944, reconstruction and design from 1950 according to plans by Adolf Muesmann and Georg Schiener, with furnishings	D-7-61-000-984
Unterer Graben 1, Stadtgraben ( location )	Former Pump house, now cinema	Two-storey hipped roof building with a former workshop building parallel to the city moat and the former turbine house, in the core 16th century, 1737, changes in the 18th and 19th centuries. century Parapet walk, so-called Unterer Neuer Gang, bridge-like connection between the city center and Jakobervorstadt, around 1758 Bridge, so-called Zirbelnuss-Kanal-Brücke , by C. Reichenbach, 1848	D-7-61-000-1040

Lost monuments

This section lists objects that were previously entered in the list of monuments, but no longer exist.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 10, 12, 14, 18, 20 ( location )	Wall remains	Sections of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, see city fortifications and outer Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-5
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 28 ( location )	Piece of wall	Section of the north wall of the cathedral city, 14th century, based on the 10th century, see city fortifications and outer Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-9
Outer Pfaffengäßchen 32, 34, 36 ( location )	Sections of the north wall of the cathedral city	14th century, see city fortifications and outer Pfaffengäßchen 6	D-7-61-000-11

Remarks

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

literature

• Bernd-Peter Schaul: Swabia . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (=  Monuments in Bavaria . Volume VII ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52398-8 .
• Bernt von Hagen, Angelika Wegener-Hüssen: City of Augsburg (= Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation [Hrsg.]: Monuments in Bavaria . Volume VII.83 ). Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich 1994, ISBN 3-87490-572-1 .

Web links

Commons : Collection of images on monuments in Augsburg-Bleich and Pfärrle  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of monuments for Augsburg (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
• Bleich and Pfärrle in the Bavarian Monument Atlas

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The interactive museum about Fugger and Welser opens tomorrow , article in the Augsburger Allgemeine from September 26, 2014. Accessed on September 27, 2014

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