List of architectural monuments in Berchtesgaden

The monuments of the Upper Bavarian market in Berchtesgaden are compiled 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.

Coat of arms of Berchtesgaden

Berchtesgaden - picture postcard

Architectural monuments according to districts

Ensembles in Berchtesgaden

Ensemble Nonntal

Nonntal: Crucifixion group

File number: E-1-72-116-2

While the bourgeois market could only develop on the narrow plateau southwest of the monastery complex, there was a narrow strip of land for further civil development in the 17th century only to the northeast of the monastery, next to the former Schranne on today's town hall square and the bourgeois parish church of St. Andreas along the old Salzburger Straße.

On the slope side, at the foot of the Lockstein, a row of bourgeois buildings was built, under which a monastery building, the Chancellor's House, protrudes. With the exception of the dominant official building, these are two- to four-storey plastered craftsmen's houses, residences and inns, mostly dating from the 17th century, with flat gable roofs, also with crooked hip roofs, and some with stuccoed facades. The lively image of the ensemble is essentially determined by the different heights of the roofs; Individual old house gardens also contribute to this. The building on the street from the 19th century on the valley side had a partly disruptive effect on the historical image of the row of buildings on the slope.

Ensemble market place

Market place in Berchtesgaden

File number: E-1-72-116-1

The ensemble includes the closed historical market, the bourgeois center of the market town and the former entire prince provost. It is a street that - only separated from it by the Neuhausbogen - directly adjoins the monastery and residence area in a south-westerly direction ( see Ensemble Schlossplatz ).

Only in the northern part of the market, in front of the passage to the monastery, could a small triangular actual square develop, which is separated from the monastery buildings by the old monastery tavern from the 16th century, the Neuhaus; the two dozen or so bourgeois properties, on the other hand, are crowded on the increasingly narrow shoulder of a spur of the priest stone towards the south-west, the largest area of ​​which is occupied by the monastery in the east. The limited space forced houses up to four storeys high, which, with their gable-facing, protruding flat gable roofs, are of alpine peasant origins, but also maintain their bourgeois character in terms of size, construction and design, as they do in the residential buildings, above all through their roofs , consciously differentiate.

Almost all the buildings are of late medieval origin and have been inhabited for centuries by the families of long-established traders, above all the timber and toy manufacturers. At the beginning of the 19th century, the facades of some of these consistently plastered buildings were given a rich empire stucco , which has been renewed several times since then . With the renovation and painting of the Hirschenhaus, a corner building, by August Thiersch and the Gothic design of the market fountain, the late 19th century set special accents in the square. The more recent times have largely preserved the historical buildings, but large shop windows and passageways break-ins have a partially disfiguring effect, just as the new building No. 24 has unfortunately given up the former greater closeness of the square at its western end.

Ensemble Schlossplatz

View of the palace square

File number: E-1-72-116-3

The palace square with its buildings is an impressive monument to the 700-year history of the prince-provost of Berchtesgaden. It is the historical, spiritual and lordly center of this small spiritual state, which emerged from the foundation of an Augustinian canon monastery around 1102 by Count Berengar von Sulzbach.

With this, Berengar fulfilled the legacy of his mother Irmgard, and Eberwein, the first provost, with difficulty settled the foundation, which was extremely remote in the high mountains, with monks from the Ammergau monastery Rottenbuch. The monastery complexes were built on the Priesterstein, a plateau that slopes steeply to the east; The Archbishop of Salzburg consecrated the first, probably wooden church in 1122, the predecessor of the existing, former collegiate, current parish church , which dominates the square and is largely of Romanesque origin and was built around 1200 with a double tower facade. At the same time, the Romanesque cloister was built on the south side, the architectural decorations of which illustrate certain ties between the monastery and the Hohenstaufen monarchy, through which it had received a number of sovereign rights - including that which later became so important to salt and ore mining - which ultimately became the basis for the imperial immediacy reached in 1294. The large early Gothic choir of the collegiate church (1283–1303) dates from this period of political ascent; In the monastery, which was being expanded at the same time, the main building was the dormitory, an elegant two-aisled vaulted hall.

The development of the Schlossplatz on the west side dates back to the time of the heavy disputes with the neighboring ore monastery of Salzburg in the 14th / 15th centuries. Century back to the salt mining. Prince Provost Bernhard von Leoprechting had the grain box and the cashier's house built here and a shield wall was drawn along the western rear side, giving the square a fence-like border. In the first half of the 16th century, the newly gained independence from Salzburg and the economic prosperity of the monastery (salt mining, wood goods production) under the prince provost Gregor Rainer and Wolfgang Griesstätter also manifested itself in increased construction activity. The Romanesque , partly overbuilt cloister quarter no longer met the princely demands ; 1532-48 he was presented to the west of the provost wing, which is in line with the western front of the church. The monastery buildings themselves were extended, the Romanesque nave of the church had been rebuilt in the late Gothic style around 1510. On the west side of the square, the grain box and the cashier's house were combined with intermediate structures; the newly gained long wing was given the impressive ground floor arbors above red marble pillars on the Schlossplatz side. The exits of the square in the north and south-west were closed by overbuilt archways, whereby in the south-west, in front of the exit to the bourgeois market, the courtyard-like area in front of the former Fronveste was given its shape by another arch; in the north, the head building of the stable master's office connected to the arch, then the cemetery, which was closed in 1811, formed the border against the civil Nonntal.

The baroque era brought structural enrichment and accents late, as the three successive prince provosts from the Wittelsbach family, who were also archbishops of Cologne, did not reside in Berchtesgaden; Nevertheless, the Bavarian influence in the prince-provost was dominant at that time. The south side of the square underwent significant changes with the expansion of the south wing as a second residential wing, after the late medieval chancellery building was first built over or adapted, then the space up to the propstei (west wing) was closed and then at the end of the 18th century, shortly before the abbey was abolished In 1803, seven axes were added to the new wing by the last provost of Schroffenberg . The rich stucco facade, which underlines the stately, residential character of the square, was created in 1725 on the Propsteibau, 1781/84 on the south wing. In the 17th / 18th In the 19th century, the medieval bastion at the southeast corner of the monastery district was transformed into a baroque garden, in which two small canons' houses now also found space.

The Wittelsbachers' fondness for the Berchtesgaden landscape and the romantic understanding of the landscape, here the high mountain romance, gave the two large abbey tracts another function as a royal summer residence until 1918, which included the maintenance of the buildings and gave them new importance through the important art collections of Crown Prince Rupprecht. The towers of the collegiate church, which were rebuilt by Heinrich Hübsch from 1856–64 and ruined by lightning strikes in 1596 and 1819 , also belong to the 19th century .

Architectural monuments by streets in Berchtesgaden

location	object	description	File no.	image
Am Brandholz 2 1/2 ( location )	Chapel shrine of the former Brandhof fiefdom	Plastered niche with protruding shingled shingled hipped roof and plaster structure, modern designation 1682; with equipment	D-1-72-116-66
At the Fischerbichl; Near Maximilianstrasse ( location )	Monument to Ludwig Ganghofer	Red marble stele with bronze portrait, 1925	D-1-72-116-93
Am Kugelfeld ( location )	Field cross, belonging to the former Kugelfeldlehen	Colored wooden body, 18th century	D-1-72-116-10
Am Mühlbach 5 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey plastered flat gable roof building with a gable-sided arbor, Biedermeier style, 1823 Wayside shrine, chamfered marble column with a square top, 16th century	D-1-72-116-2
Berchtesgaden train station; Near Bahnhofplatz; Bahnhofplatz 2 ( location )	Berchtesgaden train station	Representative multi-part system in the formal language of the monumental home style, by Ernst Stroebel and the Reichsbahndirektion Munich 1937–1940: Main building with counter hall, train station restaurant and travel agency on three floors with hipped roofs, arcade entrances, high window openings and round corner oriel tower, counter hall inside with historical furnishings and two murals by Maria Harrich, 1940 and 1951, to the northeast single-storey intermediate building with roof terrace and adjoining former separate waiting and reception hall, two-storey hipped roof building with natural stone portal, connected to the southwest with a two-storey administration building with flat gable roof, inscribed "1937", mural by Maria Harrich and staircase with wall fountain by Paul Rasp Station roofs, riveted platform roof supports, at the same time Pedestrian crossing, riveted iron construction on two concrete pillars, with portals and integrated staircase in the western part of the building, north abutment with natural stone blocks, inscribed "1937"	D-1-72-116-7	more pictures
Bahnhofplatz 4 ( location )	Post office	Three-storey building with a hipped roof, connected to the station building, based on designs by the Munich Post Office, Franz Holzhammer, Hans Schnetzer and Walther Schmidt, around 1936/37, red marble plaque on the east side, carved building inscription for a building by Georg Geigendaller from 1520, with a relief of the coat of arms	D-1-72-116-8	more pictures
Bahnhofplatz 6 ( location )	Signal box	Free-standing three-storey building with a flat hipped roof, around 1940	D-1-72-116-9
Bahnhofstrasse 1; Bahnhofstrasse 1 1/2 ( location )	Pfieselmeisterhaus, residential building	Two-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof and house figure, probably 17th century	D-1-72-116-3
Bahnhofstrasse 2 1/2 ( location )	Aignerhaus, residential building	Two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building with arbor, 1622	D-1-72-116-4
Bahnhofstrasse 4 ( location )	Krittianhaus, residential building	Two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building with arbor, 1651	D-1-72-116-5
Bayerstraße 7, Bayerstraße 9 ( location )	Villa Bayer, spacious property for the wholesale merchant Josef Bayer, Prague	Asymmetrical two-wing system with crooked roofs, plaster structures and wooden window frames, in historicizing design, by architect Warschek, 1874, Madonna fresco by Severin Benz Former servants' building, ground floor flat saddle roof building with central projection and plaster structure, knee floor with ornamental framework, at the same time Villa garden, with fountain and terrace, at the same time	D-1-72-116-11	more pictures
Bergwerkstrasse 10 1/2 ( location )	Former guard house on Schießstättbrücke, gatehouse of the so-called Führer area Obersalzberg	Single-storey flat gable roof building, plastered solid construction with canopy over truss construction and substructure made of ashlar masonry, labeled "1937"	D-1-72-116-281
Bergwerkstrasse 12 ( location )	Former local history museum, now carving school	Two-storey flat saddle roof building with bay window and richly designed, partly painted woodwork in the gable, in the local style, by Franz Rank , 1905	D-1-72-116-15
Bräuhausstrasse 1 ( location )	Wild master house	Residential building, two-storey, plastered flat gable roof building with arched portal and eaves-side arbor, inscribed "1608" Former chicken coop, small crooked roof, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-17
Bräuhausstraße 11 ( location )	villa	Two-storey building with a flat hipped roof, central projection, stand bay window and plaster structures, late classicist style, essentially first half of the 19th century, renovated in 1934	D-1-72-116-18
Bräuhausstrasse 13, Bräuhausstrasse 15, Bräuhausstrasse 16, Bräuhausstrasse 17, Bräuhausstrasse 18 ( location )	Hofbrauhaus Berchtesgaden, founded in 1645 by Prince Provost Ferdinand, Duke of Bavaria and Elector of Cologne , in the 19th century. successively expanded and grown	New brewery and administrative headquarters, stately four-story hipped roof building with eaves, bay windows and plaster structures with a boiler house attached to the rear, ground-floor saddle roof building with roof turrets and chimney, in the local style, by Franz Zell and Theodor Ganzenmüller , 1906; with equipment Old brewery with former malt house, now Bräustüberl, two-storey plastered group building with flat saddle roof and hipped roofs as well as marble entrance portal, 17th century core, western area with former malting barn, labeled "1842", southern area with former malt house, 1885, conversion to Bräustüberl, marked "1910", extended and renewed in 1928 Bottling plant and storage cellar, two-storey flat saddle roof, built in 1888, remodeled in 1906 Machine house, two-storey brick building with hipped roof and advance wall and pilaster strips, 1896 former ox stables, ground floor solid building with a crooked roof, marked "1849" Turbine house, hipped roof building with high windows, around 1920; with equipment	D-1-72-116-295	more pictures
Bräuhausstraße 14 ( location )	Former Pfister mill, former mill and bakery	Stately three-storey hipped roof building with an auxiliary building in front, at the beginning of the 17th century, figural niche marked "1711", neo-baroque plaster structure and loggias by Georg Zimmermann, around 1910	D-1-72-116-20	more pictures
Brüggengasse 1, near Brüggengasse ( location )	Residential part of the former Brüggen feud	In the core of the 18th century, expanded and added to the Landhaus Graf Seinsheim, two-winged two-storey complex with a flat gable roof and boarded knee stick, facade decoration in the form of shooting targets, 1897 Remise, two-storey plastered building with pyramid roof, around 1920	D-1-72-116-23	more pictures
Doktorberg 4 ( location )	Former court judge house	Representative palace-like building, three-storey with hipped roof, roof structure marked “1707”, lateral extension, second half of the 19th century, stucco facades renewed	D-1-72-116-27	more pictures
Doktorberg 4 ( location )	Wayside shrine	Nagelfluh column with attachment, second half of the 16th century	D-1-72-116-28
Doktorberg 5 ( location )	Stonemasons	Zwiehof, residential storage house, two-storey solid plastered building with a crooked hip roof, around 1700 Stallstadel, two-storey flat saddle roof building with a solid ground floor, first half of the 19th century, connected to one another by an intermediate building with stairs	D-1-72-116-29
Doktorberg 6 ( location )	Former official building	Castle-like two-storey building with a mansard hipped roof, sandstone portal and plaster structure, neo-baroque, around 1910	D-1-72-116-30
Doktorberg 8 ( location )	Hofmusikerhaus, residential building	Three-storey flat gable roof construction, both upper storeys in block construction, 1631, modified first half of the 19th century Attached eaves side building with boarded upper floors, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-31	more pictures
Doktorberg 8, Doktorberg 10 (Alte Reichenhaller Straße) ( location )	Retaining walls of a steep street	Quarry stone, 18th century	D-1-72-116-24
Doktorberg 10 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey plastered building with a flat hipped roof, the core of the 18th century	D-1-72-116-32
Doktorberg 18 ( location )	Residential building	Narrow two-storey side eaves building with a crooked roof, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-33
Doktorberg 24 ( location )	Wayside shrine	Bevelled Nagelfluh pillar with picture niche made of red marble, 16./17. century	D-1-72-116-35
Doktorberg 26 ( location )	Former hospital and infirmary, so-called doctor house or old hospital	Mighty two-storey solid building on a square floor plan with steep cross-gable roofs, dendrochronologically dated 1709/11, older in essence, revitalized in 1844 with the help of King Ludwig I's hospital foundation	D-1-72-116-36
Franziskanerplatz, Baumgartenallee 5, near Schroffenbergallee ( location )	Old graveyard	To the north of the Franciscan monastery church, the terrace laid out on the steep slope, 1685, extended in 1806, with numerous grave monuments from the 19th and early 20th centuries Cemetery wall with numerous tombstones from the 17th to early 19th centuries; Including a classicist grave memorial for Anton Adner from Schönau (1705–1822), who died at the age of 117, commissioned by King Max I , made of cast iron, 1822 Cemetery cross, made of wood, painted in color, around 1800	D-1-72-116-41	more pictures
Franziskanerplatz 1 ( location )	Former gingerbread shop and wax drawing shop	Small single-storey solid building with protruding half-hip roof, portal marked "1709"	D-1-72-116-37
Franziskanerplatz 2 ( location )	Hotel, former Oberbräuhaus	Three-storey plastered hipped roof building, 1828	D-1-72-116-38
Franziskanerplatz 3; Franziskanerplatz 5; Franziskanerplatz 7 ( location )	Franciscan monastery church Our Lady on the Anger, former collegiate church of the Augustinians, since 1699 Franciscan monastery church	Late Gothic two-aisled hall with two polygonal choir closings and roof turrets, probably by Peter Inntzinger, 1488/1519, between the two choirs the Lady Chapel with triangular closure, 1668/73, north facade tower 1682; with equipment Franciscan convent, three-wing complex on two floors with hipped roofs, the core around 1400, largely new building 1716/24 Mount of Olives Chapel, plastered, deep niche with shingled pyramid roof, 1691; with equipment	D-1-72-116-39	more pictures
Fürstensteinweg 2 ( location )	Felberhaus, mentioned as a bathhouse since 1451	Three-storey solid building with flat gable roof, stand bay window, Madonna fresco and arched portal made of red marble, 16./17. century	D-1-72-116-42	more pictures
Fürstensteinweg 3 ( location )	Former Maierhof of Fürstenstein Castle	Two-story solid construction with a crooked roof, marked with the year 1799, structural changes around 1910	D-1-72-116-43
Fürstensteinweg 4 ( location )	Residential house, so-called lower stone mountain dwelling	Two-storey plastered flat gable roof building with a surrounding arbor, in the core 18th century, changes in the middle of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-44
Fürstensteinweg 10, Lacknergäßchen 1 ( location )	Former brine pipeline bridge	Wooden construction, 1817, renewed several times; Bronze commemorative plaque for Georg von Reichenbach	D-1-72-116-48	more pictures
Fürstensteinweg 14 ( location )	Fürstenstein Castle , former residence of the Prince Provost of Berchtesgaden, Michael Balthasar Graf von Christalnigg	Three-storey saddle roof building with a dwarf house and classical plaster structure, labeled "1758", changed at the end of the 18th century and 1916 Former St. Marien chapel, attached rococo building with saddle roof and turret with onion dome, at the same time; with equipment	D-1-72-116-46	more pictures
Gmundberg 2 ( location )	Gmund Castle	Villa, four-storey building with high hip roofs, bay windows, arbors and transept with gable roof, modern and historicizing, by August Brüchle, 1899/1904 Garden retaining wall with terrace garden, stamped concrete, with Art Nouveau elements and blind arcades, at the same time; Entrance gate with pedestrian gate, stamped concrete, marked "1904"	D-1-72-116-57
Hanielstrasse 5 ( location )	Villa Doris	Semi-detached house, two two-storey flat-gable roof buildings with bay windows, connected by an intermediate building with roof terrace and garden ground floor, in the picturesque, Baroque style, by Gabriel von Seidl , around 1900; Various red marble reliefs on the house, probably 16th century	D-1-72-116-58	more pictures
Hanielstrasse 13 ( location )	Villa pulpit	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey, arbors and bay windows, entrance with arcades, in the Alpine home style, by August Brüchle, 1899 Entrance portal, parts of the wall with vase attachment, at the same time	D-1-72-116-59
Hansererweg 7 ( location )	Wayside shrine	Chamfered marble pillar with niche top, inscribed "1611"	D-1-72-116-61
Hansererweg 11 ( location )	At the Gaugl (also Waldhäusl), former remote farm	Two-storey single ridge courtyard with a flat gable roof, block construction upper storey and all-round arbor, in the core 17th / 18th. century	D-1-72-116-62
Kälbersteinstrasse 2 ( location )	Former stables of the Royal Villa	Elongated two-storey flat gable roof building with a central projectile, ground floor with arched openings, upper storey in timber frame construction, before 1850	D-1-72-116-64
Kälbersteinstrasse 4 ( location )	Royal Villa (also Max Villa), summer residence and hunting seat until 1918, built by order of King Maximilian II from 1849–1853 according to plans by Ludwig Lange	Two-and-a-half-storey tent roof building with loggias rising above a high substructure, side gable projections with flat gable roofs and two-tone gable fields, classicist-Italianizing, ceiling designs by Eugen Neureuther and the Hövemeier brothers 1850/53; with equipment Former guest wing, elongated two-storey flat saddle roof building on a high substructure, side risalites with arbors, Belvedere tower with flat pyramid roof and residential tower with saddle roof, all with rich wood paneling in Swiss house style, at the same time	D-1-72-116-65	more pictures
Kalvarienberg, Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 22 ( location )	Kalvarienberg, complex with chapel and four stations	Kalvarienbergkapelle, open aedicula with baroque ornamental gable, 1760; with equipment Stations of the Cross, four niche houses with a pyramid roof and plaster structure, at the same time	D-1-72-116-47	more pictures
Koch-Sternfeld-Strasse 26 ( location )	Altes Gasötz, residential storage house of the former Zwiehof	Two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building with leg shingles and arched doorway, probably 18th century	D-1-72-116-67
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Strasse 4 ( location )	Goberhaus, residential and commercial building, former dyer's property	Three-storey flat gable roof building with lateral transverse gables and iron balconies, in the core 18th century, conversion and extension, marked "1900"	D-1-72-116-49
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 8 ( location )	Hofschafferhaus, residential building	Three-storey plastered gable building with flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-51
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 16 ( location )	Amorthaus, residential building	Two-storey gable building with a flat gable roof on a high base, 16th / 17th century century	D-1-72-116-52
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 18 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey, gable-independent flat gable roof building with partly protruding front, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-53
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 22 ( location )	Villa Marienfels, former Villa Pintsch	Three-storey hipped roof building, towering freely on the steep slope, with wide iron balconies and plaster structure in the neo-renaissance style, by Cremer & Wolffenstein , 1892/93	D-1-72-116-54
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 28 1/2 ( location )	Evangelical Lutheran Christ Church	Central building on a cross-shaped floor plan made of red marble ashlars with a cross roof and pointed tower, by August Thiersch , 1897/99; with equipment	D-1-72-116-55	more pictures
Ludwig-Ganghofer-Straße 30-40 ( location )	Cooperative housing estate	Closed row of three-story residential buildings with flat pitched roofs, boarded upper floors, bay windows and arbors, in the Heimat style, around 1925 Corresponding wooden shelves at the back, at the same time	D-1-72-116-56
Marketplace ( location )	Market fountain	Central pillar with lion 1628, polygonal red marble basin 1677, repair marked "1860"	D-1-72-116-75	more pictures
Marketplace 1 ( location )	Gasthaus, former monastery tavern	Three-storey two-wing building with hipped roof and classical plaster structure, marked "1576", renovation in the late 19th century, structurally connected passage, so-called Neuhausbogen, at the same time	D-1-72-116-72
Marketplace 2 ( location )	Former schoolhouse, former toll house, converted into a school in 1811	Wide three-storey gable building on a high basement with flat gable roof and open staircase, in the core 16./17. century	D-1-72-116-73	more pictures
Marketplace 3 ( location )	Hirschenhaus, residential and commercial building	Formerly two-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, inscribed "1594", music-making pictures on the back 1610, conversion, heightening and expansion by a round corner tower and second gable facade by August Thiersch 1894	D-1-72-116-74	more pictures
Marketplace 4 ( location )	Dannerhaus, residential and commercial building	Three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, around 1600, facade design early 19th century	D-1-72-116-76
Marketplace 5 ( location )	Coat of arms stone	Red marble, inscribed "1602"	D-1-72-116-77
Marktplatz 6 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey gable building with supporting pillars and red marble door frame with donkey back, inside with late Gothic beamed ceiling, modified 16./17. Century, modern roof	D-1-72-116-78
Marketplace 7 ( location )	Weber house, residential and commercial building	Three-storey plastered gable building with flat gable roof and high arbor, labeled "1723" and "1841"	D-1-72-116-79
Marktplatz 8 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Broad three-storey gable building with a flat saddle roof and plaster structure, 1612, conversion to a pharmacy and rusticated portal, 1852	D-1-72-116-80
Marketplace 10 ( location )	Sojerhaus, residential and commercial building	Narrow four-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, 1530 in the core	D-1-72-116-82
Marktplatz 11 ( location )	Kerschbaumerhaus, residential and commercial building	Four-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries Century, with market place 13 uniformly designed stucco facade, around 1820	D-1-72-116-83
Marktplatz 12 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey plastered gable building with pent roof, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-84
Marktplatz 13 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries Century, with Marktplatz 11 common stucco facade, around 1820	D-1-72-116-85
Marktplatz 14 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Four-storey plastered gable building with a flat gable roof, in the core 17th / 18th century. Century, upper floor renewed	D-1-72-116-86
Marktplatz 18 ( location )	At the arrow (also at Babel), house	Broad three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, marked 1629, classicistic stucco facade, 19th century	D-1-72-116-88
Marktplatz 19 ( location )	Kaserer houses, residential and commercial buildings	A three-storey complex consisting of two buildings, some with a mezzanine, with flat pitched roofs, labeled "1759", older in the core, richly stuccoed facades around 1820	D-1-72-116-89
Marktplatz 20 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey corner building with a flat saddle roof, 18th century, modern historicizing facade design	D-1-72-116-90
Marktplatz 22 ( location )	Inn	Three-storey corner building with a flat gable roof and marble window frames, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-91
Marktplatz 24 ( location )	Salettl	Small two-storey solid building with a half-hip roof, 18th century	D-1-72-116-92
Maximilianstrasse 5 ( location )	Hafnerhaus, residential building	Elongated two-storey side eaves building with saddle roof, 18th century core, plaster structure marked "1909"	D-1-72-116-94
Maximilianstrasse 14 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey gable building with a crooked hip roof, plaster structure and Marian fresco, 1718	D-1-72-116-95	more pictures
Maximilianstrasse 16 ( location )	Hotel Wittelsbach	Three-storey main building with saddle roofs, risalits with ornamental framework and balconies between them with wrought-iron parapets, in the historicizing Heimat style, by G. Wenig, 1898 Former dining room, two-storey neo-renaissance building with hipped roof, loggias and terrace in front, by G. Wenig, 1900, modified in 1901, addition by the construction company Stefan Amort, 1902 Way chapel of Our Lady, inscribed “1669”, overbuilt by a hotel; with equipment	D-1-72-116-96	more pictures
Maximilianstrasse 18 ( location )	Villa Alpenrose	Three-storey, asymmetrically structured group building with a crooked roof, risalits, ornamental framework, balconies and bay windows, around 1900	D-1-72-116-319
Near Hanielstraße ( location )	Wayside chapel	Plastered niche with a cantilevered and clapboard hipped roof, 18th century	D-1-72-116-60
Nonntal 1, Rathausplatz 19 ( location )	Former inn	Three-storey free-standing building with a flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries Century, facade design in the Rococo style of the 18th century and partially renewed around 1900; Salettl, one-storey rectangular building with a mansard hipped roof and plaster structure, 1st half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-100
Nonntal 3 ( location )	Former grocery store, so-called Ladldoffei	Two-storey gable building with a protruding flat gable roof and protruding facade, the core of the 17th century	D-1-72-116-101
Nonntal 4 ( location )	Catholic parish of St. Andreas	Stately two-storey side eaves building made of red marble ashlars with brick structure and saddle roof, in the style of the Maximilian era, by Friedrich von Gärtner , 1841	D-1-72-116-102
Nonntal 5 ( location )	Former court clerk's house, then chancellor's house	Three-storey eaves side building with a hipped roof, in the core 1560, facade designed in a classical style	D-1-72-116-103
Nonntal 7 ( location )	Inn	Three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries Century, facade with neo-coco stucco, around 1900	D-1-72-116-104
Nonntal 9 ( location )	Residential building	Four-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, window and door frames made of red marble, inscribed "1620", plaster structure 20th century	D-1-72-116-105
Nonntal 11 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey gable building with a single-hip flat gable roof, knee-high floor and floor structure, in the core 17th / 18th century. Century, changed around 1900	D-1-72-116-106
Nonntal 13 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof, knee-length floor and floor structure, labeled "1652"	D-1-72-116-108
Nonntal 17 ( location )	Residential building	Broadly supported three-storey gable building with side extension, in the core 17th / 18th. Century, second floor and roof renewed	D-1-72-116-110
Nonntal 19 ( location )	Residential building	Small two-storey gable building with a saddle roof, rusticated base and classicist facade structure, around 1800	D-1-72-116-111
Nonntal 21 ( location )	Residential building	Four-storey plastered gable building with flat saddle roof and Madonna fresco, in the core 17th / 18th. Century, renewed in 1913	D-1-72-116-112
Nonntal 23 ( location )	Residential building	Wide three-storey gable building with a flat gable roof and floor ribbons, inscribed "1723"	D-1-72-116-113
Nonntal 25 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey plastered gable building with a flat saddle roof and house image, in the core 17th / 18th century. century	D-1-72-116-114
Nonntal 27 ( location )	Crucifixion group, so-called Schachernkreuz	Life-size baroque wooden figures, painted in color, around 1700, chapel niche integrated into the residential building in 1925	D-1-72-116-115
Rathausplatz ( location )	Luitpold fountain	Erected on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Berchtesgaden's membership in Bavaria, baroque-style complex with wall basin, basin, flanking pylons and benches, sandstone, 1910 Rear slope retaining wall made of sandstone blocks, marked "1845"	D-1-72-116-126
Rathausplatz 2; Rathausplatz 2 1/2 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Elongated three-storey side eaves building with saddle roof, segment and arched windows, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-116	more pictures
Rathausplatz 5 ( location )	Residential house, former courier house, so-called Holleis house	Narrow two-storey building with a towed gable roof on one side, probably 17th century	D-1-72-116-117
Rathausplatz 6 (on the site of the former cemetery, closed in 1811) ( location )	War memorial in memory of those who fell in the Franco-German War of 1870/71	Obelisk on a high pedestal, 1872	D-1-72-116-119
Rathausplatz 6 ( location )	Former collegiate parish church of St. Andreas, now a Catholic parish church	Single-aisle Romanesque hall building with three apse choir, hipped roof and west tower, 1397, tower raised by 1500, baroque style and bell dome 1693/1701; with equipment	D-1-72-116-118	more pictures
Rathausplatz 7 ( location )	Residential house, so-called Gegenfurtnerhaus	Three-storey gable building with flat gable roof and red marble window frames as well as attached monopitch roof building, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-120
Rathausplatz 9, Rathausplatz 7 ( location )	Former Chancellor's house, so-called mouth cooker	Three-storey massive mansard roof building with a dwelling, 1643, expanded as a mining office building in 1842, gable fresco of the saint. Rupertus by Richard Troll, iron balcony and facade 1913 Enclosure, plastered garden wall made of quarry stone, 18th century Garden pavilion, single-storey building open to the south with a mansard hipped roof, in the core 18th century Slope retaining wall, ashlar made of limestone, inscribed "1841" Former staff residential building with garage, two-storey saddle roof structure, basement floor made of stamped concrete, upper floor timber-lined timber frame construction, early 20th century	D-1-72-116-121
Rathausplatz 13 ( location )	Residential house, so-called Höchenriederhaus	Two-storey plastered gable building with a flat saddle roof, probably 17th century, stuccoed window frames 19th century	D-1-72-116-122
Rathausplatz 15 ( location )	Residential building	Gable-independent three-storey flat gable roof building with gable arbor, in the core 18th century	D-1-72-116-123
Rathausplatz 17 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey plastered gable building with a flat gable roof, ridge purlin marked “1721”, remodeled in the late 19th century	D-1-72-116-124
Rathausplatz 19 ( location )	Former sacristan's house	Three-storey plastered gable building with flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-125
Salzburger Strasse 2 ( location )	Residential house, so-called Wurzbachhaus	Two-storey eaves side building with saddle roof and plaster structure, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-127
Salzburger Strasse 5 ( location )	Crucifix, so-called Brother House Cross	Made of wood, painted in color, early 18th century	D-1-72-116-128
Salzburger Strasse 8 ( location )	Former craftsman's house, so-called locksmith's house	Two-storey plastered gable building with a crooked roof, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-129
Salzburger Strasse 17 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with plaster structure, Biedermeier style, inscribed "1843"	D-1-72-116-130
Salzburger Strasse 22 ( location )	Former farmhouse, so-called Unteres Anzenbachlehen	Widely supported two-storey single ridge system with flat saddle roof, window frames and arched portal made of red marble, inscribed "1686"	D-1-72-116-131
Salzburger Strasse 23 ( location )	Former stable house, so-called Valtlerlehen	Two-storey flat gable roof building with arbors and plaster structure, in the core 17th / 18th century. Century, remodeling first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-154
On the Schlossplatz ( location )	Well, so-called Kronprinz-Rupprecht-Brunnen	Erected on the occasion of Berchtesgaden's 150-year membership in Bavaria, round basin with fountain bowl, by Bernhard Bleeker , 1960	D-1-72-116-141	more pictures
Schloßplatz 1½ ( location )	Former Fronveste	Three-storey side eaves building with flat gable roof, the core of the late medieval	D-1-72-116-134	more pictures
Schlossplatz 2; Schloßplatz 6 ( location )	Berchtesgaden Castle, former convent of the Augustinian canons founded around 1102, residence of the provost from the 14th century, then the prince provost of Berchtesgaden from 1559, royal Bavarian summer residence and hunting lodge from 1810 to 1918	Former convent building, two- to four-storey three-wing complex with steep pitched roofs around a Romanesque cloister , end of the 12th century, expanded around 1300 and first half of the 16th century, east wing with former dormitory, early 14th century, former provost, the west side of the cloister, 1523 –48, facade stucco by Joseph Hepp, 1725, east south wing, former chancellery, 16th century, baroque remodeling and extension to include a residential building in the west, three- story with hipped roof and facade stucco by Peter Pflauder , 1781/84 Former bastion, so-called priest stone, medieval, extension to a baroque garden, with retaining walls made of red marble ashlars, 17th / 18th centuries Century, renewal at the beginning of the 20th century Former canons' house, so-called Rehbachstöckl, two-storey plastered solid building with mansard hipped roof and plaster structure, late baroque, 1721 Former monastery house, so-called Balbierstöckl, two-story hipped roof building with stucco facade, 1753	D-1-72-116-135	more pictures
Schloßplatz 3 ( location )	Residential and commercial building, so-called Kornmesserhaus	Three-storey gable building with gable roof, 1655, facade design in the first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-136
Schloßplatz 4 ( location )	Wayside shrine	Chamfered pillar with capital and top with pyramid-shaped copper roofing, Untersberg marble, neo-Gothic, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-14
Schloßplatz 4 ( location )	Former Augustinian canons' collegiate church, now the Catholic parish church of St. Peter and John	Romanesque building in the core, second half of the 12th century, double tower facade with vestibule, first half of the 13th century, extension to a three-aisled late Gothic hall church, around 1510, retracted early Gothic polygonal choir, before 1303, elevation and vaulting of the three-aisled nave to the hall church by Christian Intzinger, around 1470, added sacristy from 1510 heightened and redesigned in Baroque style around 1710, neo-Romanesque reconstruction and renewal of the towers by Heinrich Hübsch, 1856–64; with equipment	D-1-72-116-137	more pictures
Schloßplatz 5, under the arcades ( location )	Fountain	Two neo-Gothic fountains, Untersberg marble, 2nd half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-142	more pictures
Schloßplatz 5/7 ( location )	Former grain box and cashier's house of the monastery, so-called castle arcades	Two-and-a-half-storey solid building with a flat gable roof, from two former buildings from the 14th / 15th centuries. Century and arrangement of the arcades 1541/67, connecting arch to the castle in the core 15th century, renovation marked "1889", war memorial fresco over the arcades by Josef Hengge , 1929	D-1-72-116-138	more pictures
Schloßplatz 6 ( location )	So-called Old Propstei	Formerly two eaves, two-storey flat gable roof buildings, 18th century, unified into one building, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-139
Schloßplatz 8 ( location )	Former stable management	Two-storey plastered solid building with hipped roof, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-140
Von-Hindenburg-Allee 12, Luitpoldpark ( location )	Park in front of the Royal Villa, so-called Luitpoldhain	Landscape garden laid out for the erection of the Luitpold memorial, late 19th century Monument to Prince Regent Luitpold, life-size bronze figure on a natural stone pedestal, cast by Ferdinand von Miller , inscribed "1893"	D-1-72-116-63
Weihnachtsschützenplatz 4 ( location )	Inn	Three-storey elongated side eaves building with flat saddle roof, plastered solid construction, 17th / 18th centuries Century, facade first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-146
Christmas Schützenplatz 8 ( location )	Residential and commercial building	Three-storey eaves side building with flat gable roof, plastered solid construction, early 19th century	D-1-72-116-147
Weinfeldweg 12; In Anzenbach; Weinfeldweg ( location )	Residence of the former prince's dairy, so-called Oberweinfeldlehen	Two-storey massive building with a crooked roof, in the core 17th / 18th century. Century, wooden balcony extensions and decorations around 1900 Court chapel, so-called Weinfeld chapel, open chapel shrine with a gable roof and shingle roof, probably 1882; with equipment	D-1-72-116-148

Anzenbach

location	object	description	File no.	image
Am Lockstein 1; Am Lockstein 2 ( location )	Former Café Lockstein	Wide-spread, ground-floor building with a protruding half-hipped roof, arbor and wooden gables, in the local style, by Georg Zimmermann, 1928; with equipment Adjacent building, one-story plastered building with a half-hip roof, at the same time Viewing terrace, large platform made of stone, partly on a substructure, at the same time	D-1-72-116-149
Locksteinstrasse 4 ( location )	Hilgerlehen, Zwiehof, residential storage house	Two-storey flat gable roof building with knee floor, upper storey in block construction, essentially 18th century Stallstadel, flat gable roof building, wooden paneled upper floor, ridge purlin marked "1881"	D-1-72-116-69
Locksteinstrasse 19 ( location )	Hilgerkapelle, former subsidiary church of St. Maria-Dorfen, now a chapel	Baroque hall building with retracted rectangular choir, plastered structure and choir tower with onion dome, 1725; with equipment	D-1-72-116-70	more pictures
Locksteinstraße 33, Naglerlehen ( location )	Court chapel of the Nagllehen	Plastered niche with a crooked hip roof, 19th century; with equipment	D-1-72-116-151
Metzenleitenweg 1 ( location )	Villa Alpenruhe (also Stöhr-Schlössl), former country house for Princess Mathilde von Waldenburg	Simple two-storey flat saddle roof building in the form of an Einfirtshof, by Carl Lorenz, inscribed "1859", expansion to a two-storey group building with steep pitched roofs, oriel turrets with pointed helmets and risalits by Martin Gropius 1861/64, further castle-like expansion with donjon and heightening in 1897 Former studio building, rectangular ground floor building with a hipped roof with a raised dwelling and neo-classical plaster structure, around 1860	D-1-72-116-152
Rosenhofweg 1 ( location )	Rosenhof (also Beim Mair), Zwiehof, probably built as a Pfannhaus in the 16th century, later a prince's dairy	Residential storage house, large, formerly single-storey plastered building with marble window walls and arched portal, 17th / 18th centuries Century, increase by two upper floors and expansion to a guesthouse with a flat saddle roof and arbors, in the local style, around 1900 Stallstadel, two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building, the core of the 18th century Remise, single-storey flat gable roof, last quarter of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-153
Schablweg 19 ( location )	Schwarnlehen, the former dwelling warehouse of the Zwiehof	Two-storey plastered solid building with a flat gable roof, labeled "1685", changed first half of the 19th century House cross in box, made of wood, painted in color, first half of the 18th century	D-1-72-116-156
Schroffenbergallee 6 ( location )	Adelsheim Castle, from 1796 Main Salt Office, now a museum, Renaissance castle built by the dean of the monastery, Degenhart Neuchinger	Two-storey half-hipped roof building with a central projection and plaster structure, 1614 Garden pavilion, small former open tent roof building, 18th century	D-1-72-116-143	more pictures

Back corner

location	object	description	File no.	image
Hintereck 9 ( location )	Former Adjutantur of Hermann Göring, today residential building	Two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building on a hillside, in the forms of the Nazi home style, with arched door surrounds made of ashlar, probably by Alois Degano , around 1938	D-1-72-116-275
Rear corner 11; Rear corner 13; Hintereck 15 ( location )	Hintereck settlement, former servants settlement of the Obersalzberg leader area	Three houses of a former assembly group consisting of four buildings with a forecourt, open stairs and retaining walls, two-storey plastered flat-gable roof buildings with natural stone door walls and plinths, in forms of the Nazi home style, with door frames made of ashlar, by Roderich Fick , 1937 to 1940, a house after the Second World War shortened and rebuilt changed	D-1-72-116-279
Hintereck 21, at the summit of the Kehlstein ( location )	Kehlsteinhaus	Representative building of the Nazi regime with ancillary facilities built according to the overall design by Roderich Fick 1937 to 1939, consisting of the following three parts: Kehlsteinhaus, built as a so-called tea house for Adolf Hitler, mountain inn since 1952, single-storey rectangular flat-saddle roof building made of granite ashlar blocks with an attached octagonal hall in the northwest and a square room in the southwest, covered walkway on the south side, sun terrace and open staircase to the Kehlstein footpath in the north Kehlstein tunnel, from the Kehlstein car park 124 m long tunnel into the mountain interior, barrel vaulted with monumental ashlar portal, cross vaulted entrance hall and domed waiting hall, 124 m high elevator shaft with brass-clad elevator car, into the Kehlsteinhaus, in the west operating and supply tunnel; with technical equipment Kehlsteinfußweg, asphalt path from the Kehlstein car park to the Kehlsteinhaus	D-1-72-116-288	more pictures
Rear corner 21; Kehlsteinstrasse; Scharitzkehl; B 319; Salzbergstrasse; Belt depth; Hintereck 6 ( location )	Kehlsteinstrasse	High alpine mountain road from Hintereck to the Kehlstein car park at the foot of the Kehlstein summit, with civil engineering structures, overcoming 700 meters in altitude over a length of 7 km and leading to an altitude of 1700 m, with special consideration of the natural embedding of the road in the landscape With remains of the Nazi access wall and the post-war ticket sales booth, the first departure point to the Kehlstein Stone arch bridge over Scharitzkehlstrasse Five tunnels including tunnel heads Planning of the entire facility under Fritz Todt and Alwin Seifert, 1937–1938; built together with the Kehlsteinhaus	D-1-72-116-289	more pictures

Maria gladly

location	object	description	File no.	image
Gerner Strasse, Fendtlehen ( location )	Court chapel of Unterlapflehens	Small plastered building with shingled pitched roof, late 17th / early 18th century; with equipment	D-1-72-116-160
Gerner Straße 12 ( location )	Memorial column, so-called water column in memory of the floods of 1705	Made of red marble with a cane-like attachment and tent roof, inscribed "1705"	D-1-72-116-252
Gerner Strasse 14 ( location )	Seidenlehen, former desert farm	Two-storey single ridge system with flat gable roof and arbors, around 1860/80 House crucifix, made of wood, painted in color, at the same time	D-1-72-116-251
Gerner Strasse 17 ( location )	Plague column	19th century, with a picture house made of red marble, 17th century	D-1-72-116-159
Church Square 1; Church Square; Near church square ( location )	Catholic pilgrimage church Maria Gern	Baroque hall building on an oval floor plan with attached sacristy and facade tower, 1708/10 in place of a previous chapel, tower elevation 1723; with equipment Mount of Olives Chapel, plastered building with curved tent roof, 1710, stucco, 1725; with equipment So-called plague column with attachment and tent roof, red marble, inscribed "1719"	D-1-72-116-253	more pictures
Kirchplatz 5 ( location )	House cross	Crucifix and Our Lady from the 18th century taken over from the former refugee house in the new building	D-1-72-116-250
Klammweg 3 ( location )	Fendtleiten fiefdom	Broad, two-storey plastered building with a flat gable roof, inscribed "1685" on the parlor tram, probably older in the core, with a baroque house crucifix Field cross at the entrance to the courtyard, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-257
Klammweg 21 ( location )	Saghäusl, residential building	Two-storey plastered building with a flat gable roof, 1842/43	D-1-72-116-258
Kneifelspitzweg 1 ( location )	Shoemaker's loan	Zwiehof, ancient storage house, one-story block building with flat gable roof, leg shingles and knee stick, 16th century Stallstadel, one-story block building with a flat shingle roof, 17th / 18th centuries century Grain box, two-storey block construction with a protruding upper part and flat gable roof, 17th century	D-1-72-116-260
Rabensteiner Weg 3 ( location )	Rabensteinlehen	Zwiehof, residential storage house, two-storey flat saddle roof building with log building upper floor, ground floor with vaults, inscribed "1635" Barn, wooden frame construction with a flat gable roof, probably 18th century	D-1-72-116-261
Rabensteiner Weg 5 ( location )	Episcopal fief, Einödhof	Two-storey single ridge system with flat gable roof, surrounding arbor and high arbor, 1823	D-1-72-116-262
Untersbergweg 10 ( location )	Mitter-Untersberglehen, former lonely farm	Two-storey residential storage house with a flat gable roof, log building upper floor and all-round arbor, marked "1729"	D-1-72-116-192

Mitterbach

location	object	description	File no.	image
Rennweg 2 ( location )	Altschiedlehen, the former warehouse of the Zwiehof	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey and surrounding arbor, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-166
Rennweg 9 ( location )	Landhaus Schiedköpfl	Picturesque two-storey solid building with a half-hipped roof, transverse gable, arbors and garden-side loggia, in the Baroque style of the local area, around 1910	D-1-72-116-167
Waltenbergerstraße 48 ( location )	Sieglerlehen, former dwelling warehouse of the Zwiehof	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey and surrounding arbor, 17th / 18th centuries century Klaubstein field walls, at the same time	D-1-72-116-170
Waltenbergerstraße 57 ( location )	Field box of mason loan	Two-storey block building with a flat shingle roof and a protruding upper storey, 18th century	D-1-72-116-171
Waltenbergerstraße 69 ( location )	Pfenniglehen, residential part of the farmhouse	Two-storey flat saddle roof building with a log upper storey and arbor, first half of the 19th century, older in the core	D-1-72-116-172

Oberau

location	object	description	File no.	image
Gmerk 10 ( location )	Farmhouse	One-ridge system, two-storey flat gable roof building with boarded-up log building upper storey, second half of the 19th century using older building materials a second time, inscribed "1766"	D-1-72-116-174
Gmerk 18 ( location )	Vorderrennhäusl, former discharge house	Two-storey plastered building with a crooked roof and arbor, late 18th / early 19th century	D-1-72-116-175
Gmerk 32 ( location )	Weiglhofhäusl, former small farm	Two-storey block building with flat gable roof and all-round arbor, marked "1730"	D-1-72-116-177
In der Lärch 1 ( location )	Unterlerchlehen, farmhouse	Ground floor flat saddle roof building with block construction knee stick and clapboard covering, 17th / 18th centuries Century, remodeling marked "1894"	D-1-72-116-178
Kirchplatz 1 ( location )	Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Family	New Baroque hall building with retracted polygonal choir, west apse, portico and attached sacristy as well as southern flank tower with onion dome, by Franz Rank, 1905/08; with equipment Cemetery wall, at the same time	D-1-72-116-207
Kirchplatz 3 ( location )	Former rectory	Ground floor complex with a mansard hipped roof and side risalits, in neo-baroque design, around 1925	D-1-72-116-208
Lindenweg 10 ( location )	Wayside chapel	Plastered building with a crooked roof, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-209
Lindenweg 27 ( location )	Linden tree	Residential part of the former farmhouse, two-storey plastered flat saddle roof building and partly marble walls, ridge purlin marked "1667" Former home, small plastered building on the ground floor with knee-high floor and flat gable roof, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-211
Roßfeldstraße 6/8 ( location )	Kainlehen, former dwelling warehouse of the Zwiehof	Two-storey plastered building with a flat gable roof, marble walls and leg shingle roof, 1611	D-1-72-116-215
Roßfeldstrasse 41, Roßfeldstrasse 43 ( location )	Draxlehen, a former desert farm	Residential storage house of the Zwiehof, two-storey plastered solid building with a flat gable roof and marble window walls, labeled "1505", changed in the 18th century Farmhouse, partly with red marble window frames, gable field crushed, 16./17. century Stallstadel, elongated two-storey flat saddle roof building with a solid ground floor, marked "1724"	D-1-72-116-180
Roßfeldstrasse 70 ( location )	Hatzenlehen, former desert farm	Two-storey brick ridge courtyard with a flat gable roof, early 19th century	D-1-72-116-298
Roßfeldstrasse 74 ( location )	Jagerlehen, former desert farm	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey and all-round arbor, labeled "1678"	D-1-72-116-181
Roßfeldstrasse 117 ( location )	Field chapel, belonging to the Madllehen	Small plastered building with a crooked roof, clapboard, marked “1788”, renovated in 1993	D-1-72-116-183
Roßfeldstrasse 132 ( location )	Stangerlehen, Einödhof	Two-storey plastered ridge courtyard with flat gable roof and high arbor, in the core 18th century, renovation marked "1865"	D-1-72-116-185
Wildmoos 71 ( location )	Kaillehen, former residential warehouse	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey and arbors, marked 1679, renovation first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-187
Wildmoos 113 ( location )	Vorderschwarzen fiefdom, former double farmhouse	Two-storey plastered building with flat pitched roof and block construction upper floor, in the core 17th / 18th. Century, changed first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-190

Obersalzberg

location	object	description	File no.	image
Antenbergweg 1 ( location )	Former Speer studio house	Single-storey saddle roof construction on a stone base, with a protruding gable as a timber-framed half-timbered construction, in the form of the alpine Nazi home style; with separate outbuilding; by Albert Speer , 1936	D-1-72-116-270
Antenbergweg 2 ( location )	Former home of the painter Georg Waltenberger, later inhabited by Albert Speer	Two-storey block building with a hipped roof and a dwarf house, in the form of the Swiss house style, after 1894 conversion of the previous building into an artist's apartment, 1939 conversion for Albert Speer	D-1-72-116-276
Hintereck 2 ( location )	Hotel to the Turks	Two-storey flat saddle roof building with a boarded upper storey, built in the form of the Alpine home style, 1911, essentially around 1630, with modifications to the headquarters of the Reich Security Service, by Alois Degano , 1935/36 Transversely connected side wing, two-story saddle roof building over remains of the previous building, 1950–58 Bunker, multi-storey branched tunnel system, as part of the extensive Obersalzberg bunker system, 1944/45 Enclosure with sentry box, natural stone masonry, single-storey tent roof construction, by Alois Degano, 1935/36	D-1-72-116-269	more pictures
Rear corner 9; Klingeck; Back corner 1; Near Antenbergweg; In Obersalzberg; In Untersalzberg; Salzbergstrasse 45 ( location )	System of air raid bunkers and galleries on Obersalzberg	Widely ramified, only partially interconnected air raid shelter in the entire core area of ​​Obersalzberg, laid out in different lengths, widths and depths, partially expanded, partially in the shell or raw excavation, from 1943 to 1945, consisting of the following components: So-called Berghof bunker, so-called Bormann bunker, so-called command tunnel, so-called guest house bunker, connected, widely branched bunker system for the central area of ​​Obersalzberg, with caverns for protection and residential use, as well as military headquarters use, completely completed So-called SS tunnel, built as a refuge and arsenal for the guards and SS members on Obersalzberg, between the guesthouse tunnel and the former SS barracks, most of it in a raw state So-called Göring bunker, a separate bunker for Hermann Göring, reaching from the Göring country house to the Göring adjutant, without any connection to the other bunkers, completely completed So-called Hintereck tunnel, a tunnel reaching from Hintereck to Klaushöhe, to accommodate the residents of the Hintereck and Klaushöhe settlements, only partially completed The so-called Antenberg tunnel, a branched tunnel with three entrances built in the workers 'camp Antenberg, preserved in various expansion phases, served as an escape tunnel for the workers' camp Antenberg So-called Gutshofstollen, a wide underground bunker with two entrances and a large turning loop, in the unfinished state So-called Obertalstollen, deep bunker, leading from the Obertal to the Bormann bunker, in an unfinished state	D-1-72-116-290	more pictures
Obersalzberg ( location )	Wall sections of the so-called Berghof visible above ground	Visible wall sections of the so-called Berghof Adolf Hitler, severely damaged by the air raid on April 25, 1945 and blown up on April 30, 1952 Slope retaining walls in the south in solid concrete construction and driveway fences in the northeast made of quarry stone masonry, by Alois Degano , 1935/36, extended by Roderich Fick from 1938	D-1-72-116-274	more pictures
Salzbergstrasse 33 ( location )	Stables and utility building of the former NS model estate	System of hook-shaped single-storey flat gable roof buildings, some with exposed vaulted basement floors Terracing and access to the manor complex with gates and bridges, courtyard with high retaining wall and ramps; by Roderich Fick, 1936 to 1940 Associated woodshed on rubble stone base, at the same time	D-1-72-116-271
Salzbergstrasse 43 ( location )	Structural structures of the Platterhof, which was demolished in 1999/2000	Terrace hall, single-storey, generously windowed flat gable roof building with an arcade to the east, by Hermann Giesler , 1940/41, transverse building in the 1950s Terrace retaining walls and open stairways of the former Platterhof, ashlar brickwork, by Roderich Fick, 1939–1941	D-1-72-116-280	more pictures
Scharitzkehl ( location )	All around the Ligeretalm	Kasstöckl ground floor plastered solid building with a three-sided open gallery under a flat gable roof, probably end of the 18th century	D-1-72-116-291

Leftovers

location	object	description	File no.	image
Am Sattl 7 ( location )	Old Hansen fief	Former Einödhof, Einfirstanlage, two-storey block building with flat gable roof, 17th century, brick-lined room and extension in the first half of the 19th century, roof structure in 1876 Court chapel, so-called Sattl chapel, small wooden frame construction with a shingled gable roof, probably 1870/80; with equipment	D-1-72-116-193
Am Sattl 23 ( location )	Bakehouse of Auerlehens	Small plastered gable roof building, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-264
Obersalzbergstrasse 84 ( location )	Riding Fief	Residential storage house of the former Zwiehof, two-storey flat saddle roof building with log building upper floor, 17th / 18th century. century	D-1-72-116-198

Unterau

location	object	description	File no.	image
Auer Straße 17, Auer Straße 19 ( location )	Koppenleiten fiefdom	Former residential storage house, two-storey flat saddle roof building with arbors, window and door frames partly made of red marble, in the core 17th / 18th. Century, expanded and expanded by Georg Zimmermann after Brand as a country house in the local style, 1911	D-1-72-116-202
Brochenbergweg 1 ( location )	Brochenberg Chapel	Wegkapelle, plastered hipped roof building, 1825; with equipment	D-1-72-116-205
Brochenbergweg 12 ( location )	Brochenberglehen	Storage house of the former Einödhof, two-storey plastered building with flat gable roof and small arbor, 17th century core, extended first half 19th century; in the 18th / 19th Century place of manufacture of the Brochenberg farmer's cupboards	D-1-72-116-206
Ippenbichl ( location )	Zellergraben Chapel	Path chapel, baroque saddle roof building with drawn-in triangular closure and plaster structure, 18th century, younger roof turret; with equipment	D-1-72-116-203
Salzburger Strasse 117 ( location )	Ludlerlehen, former lonely farm	Two-storey block construction, plastered on the ground floor, single-ridge system with flat gable roof and arbor, partly with leg shingles, 18th century, changed first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-218
Weißensteiner Weg 28/30 ( location )	Upper Hienleitenlehen, former deserted farm	Two-storey plastered stable house with flat saddle roof and boarded gable, 18th century Austragshaus, two-storey plastered building with a gable roof and a chapel niche set into the house wall, probably 18th century; with equipment	D-1-72-116-221

Untersalzberg I

location	object	description	File no.	image
Königsallee 4 ( location )	Former house of the so-called Kilianmühle, so-called Kilianmühlhäusl	Two-storey plastered building with flat gable roof, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-223
Salzburger Strasse 41; Salzburger Strasse 45 ( location )	Wayside shrine, so-called Kiliansmarter	Square pillar with a niche top, labeled "1755"	D-1-72-116-224
Salzburger Strasse 56 ( location )	Einödhof, former executioner's house, so-called Freimannlehen	Two-storey plastered ridge system with gable roof and high arbor, 17th / 18th centuries Century, remodeling marked "1853"	D-1-72-116-225
Salzburger Strasse 56 ( location )	Freimann Cross	Historic furnishings , early 18th century; in a modern chapel building	D-1-72-116-226
Stollenweg 3 ( location )	First and second rose of the King Ludwig I gallery	Two lined tunnels, Haustein, approx. 500 m between Untersalzberg I and Resten, labeled "1844"	D-1-72-116-228

Untersalzberg II

location	object	description	File no.	image
Am Frauenberg 1 ( location )	Country house	Elegant two-story hipped roof building, early 19th century Park-like gardens, end of the 19th century Outbuilding, two-storey block construction with a gable roof, around 1900	D-1-72-116-230
Am Frauenberg 3 ( location )	Residential house, so-called Neuhäusl	Two-storey flat gable roof building with knee floor and block construction upper storey, marked "1706"	D-1-72-116-231
Petersberg; Mieslötzweg 18; Near Am Frauenberg; Wiesenweg 26; Bergwerkstrasse 81 ( location )	Tunnels of the Berchtesgaden salt mine	Extensive underground mining since 1193, founded when the Petersberg tunnel was built The mouth of the Petersberg tunnel, laid out in 1517, designed with large sandstone blocks, inscribed "1844" Mouth hole of the Ferdinandsberg tunnel, laid out in 1628, open hall made of red marble ashlars with hipped roof and wall fountain, inscribed "1840" Mouth hole of the Frauenberg tunnel, heraldic relief made of marble on the occasion of the opening of the tunnel, inscribed "1559", brick lining with limestone, inscribed "1828/33", inside the barn, inscribed "1814" and "1844" Mouth hole of the König-Ludwigsberg-tunnel, made of red marble ashlars, inscribed "1828" Oral hole of the water pipe, so-called Moserrösche, clad with red marble ashlars, mid-19th century Mouth hole of the aqueduct, so-called Petersbergrösche, laid out in 1723, mouth hole with red marble blocks, inscribed "1840"	D-1-72-116-234	more pictures
Bergwerkstrasse 81 ( location )	Former mine building of the Berchtesgaden salt mine	Two-storey hipped roof building with lateral ground-floor wings on a high substructure, made of unplastered red marble ashlars, in the arched style, around 1840	D-1-72-116-233	more pictures
Bergwerkstrasse 81 ( location )	Powder tower of the salt mine	Round tower made of red marble blocks with a flat conical roof, second half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-246
Mieslötzweg 1 1/2 ( location )	Field cross	With a framed wooden body, 18th century	D-1-72-116-245
Mieslötzweg 15 ( location )	Storage house of the former Einödhof, so-called Mieslhof	Two-storey flat saddle roof building with plaster structure, mid-19th century	D-1-72-116-236
Mieslötzweg 29 ( location )	Farmhouse, so-called Mausbichl fiefdom	Two-storey flat gable roof building with leg shingles and high arbor, in the core 17th / 18th century. Century, renovation and roof renewal marked "1823" Hofkapelle, small plastered hipped roof building, inscribed "1736"; with equipment	D-1-72-116-237
Rennweg 19 ( location )	Field box of the so-called Perlerlehen	Two-storey block building with a flat gable roof, 17th / 18th centuries century Court chapel, small plastered niche with a crooked hip roof, inscribed "1918"; with equipment	D-1-72-116-239
Rennweg 21 ( location )	Court chapel of the so-called Rennlehen	Plastered chapel shrine, 19./20. Century, protruding hipped roof modern	D-1-72-116-240
Near Salzbergstraße ( location )	Wayside shrine	Chamfered pillar with niche top, red marble, second half of the 16th century	D-1-72-116-266
Waltenbergerstrasse 31; Angerer; Near Waltenbergerstrasse; Waltenbergerstraße 33 ( location )	Stallstadel of the so-called Angererlehens	Timber construction with a flat gable roof, probably 18th century	D-1-72-116-247
Waltenbergerstraße 36 ( location )	Storage house of the former Zwiehof, so-called Donisenlehen	Two-storey flat gable roof building with a log upper storey and surrounding arbor, labeled "168?" Court chapel, small plastered rectangular building with shingled gable roof and semicircular end, 19./20. century	D-1-72-116-248
Waltenbergerstraße 44 ( location )	Villa Ottenstein	Stately two-storey plastered building with a crooked roof, loggias and balconies, in the Baroque style of the homeland, by Georg Zimmermann, 1907/08 Park-like villa garden, at the same time	D-1-72-116-168
Waltenbergerstrasse 46; Otten ( location )	Zwiehof, so-called Ottenlehen	Residential storage house, two-storey flat gable roof building, 18th / 19th centuries Century, renewed inside Stallstadel, flat saddle roof building with wood-paneled upper floor, 18th / 19th century century Field box in block construction, cantilevered upper floor, 18th century; Field wall from Klaubstein, at the same time	D-1-72-116-169

Further districts

location	object	description	File no.	image
Gollenbachmühle near Wachterpoint ( location )	Gollenbach Cross	Path chapel with the so-called Gollenbach cross; large, wide-open niche with a crooked roof, inscribed "1788", offset in 1968; with equipment	D-1-72-116-244
Metzenleiten Maria am Berg 15 ( location )	Catholic branch church St. Maria am Berg	Neo-Baroque hall with a polygonal choir, roof turret with onion dome and narthex, 1932; with equipment	D-1-72-116-161	more pictures
Metzenleiten Metzenleitenweg 39 ( location )	Hausknechtlehen, former lonely farm	Residential storage house of the Zwiehof, ground floor block building with a flat gable roof and high arbor, inscribed "1592" Former grain box, two-story block building with a flat gable roof and a protruding upper floor, inscribed "1817"	D-1-72-116-162

Former architectural monuments I

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

location	object	description	File no.	image
Berchtesgaden Salzbergstrasse 1 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey building, First marked with the year "1797"	D-1-72-116-241
Hintergern Bichlweg 2 ( location )	Vorderebenlehen, former farmhouse	Two-storey block building, marked with the year "1679"	D-1-72-116-158
Oberau Lärchecker Weg 29 ( location )	Farmhouse	Ground floor block construction, partly bricked, 17th / 18th centuries Century, maybe older	D-1-72-116-179
Oberau Roßfeldstrasse 140; on the old Roßfeldweg ( location )	Gasthaus Pechhäusl	with a crooked roof, late 18th / early 19th century	D-1-72-116-186
Oberau Wildmoos 95 ( location )	At home for the Steinbichllehen	Log building, 1621	D-1-72-116-188
Oberau Wildmoos 99 ( location )	Steinbichlhäusl	Farmhouse with a crooked roof, 1710	D-1-72-116-189
Reckensberg Reckensbergstrasse 4 ( location )	Small residential building	Block construction upper floor plastered, 17./18. century baroque house crucifix	D-1-72-116-212
Remains Obersalzbergstrasse 66 ( location )	Marosenlehen; Farmhouse	Ancient two-storey block building, partly clapboard, 17th century or older	D-1-72-116-195
Unterau Riemerweg 20 ( location )	Riemerlehen, Zwiehof; Farmhouse	Upper floor block construction, 17./18. Century, renewed	D-1-72-116-213
Vordergern Klammweg 21 ( location )	Former saw	Timber construction, 19th century	D-1-72-116-259

Former architectural monuments II

The following objects have been deleted from the Bavarian list of monuments.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Berchtesgaden Doktorberg 2 ( location )	Residential house, so-called Ederhaus	Wide three-storey building, plastered, with flat saddle roof, 18th century, basement floors probably even older; inside wood beam ceilings	D-1-72-116-25
Berchtesgaden Doktorberg 24 ( location )	Residential building	Three-storey solid building with a half-hipped roof, end of the 18th century, balcony extensions and an annex to the north with a flat gable roof and central projection around 1900	D-1-72-116-34
Berchtesgaden Franziskanerplatz 5; Franziskanerplatz 7 ( location )	Franciscan monastery (since 1988 partly national park administration) and district court	Simple two-storey four-wing complex around a courtyard connected to the south of the church, new building 1716 ff.	D-1-72-116-40 now integrated in D-1-72-116-39	more pictures
Berchtesgaden Ludwig-Ganghofer-Strasse 6 ( location )	Lämmerhäusl, home to Hofschafferhaus No. 8	Set back from the street, with a flat saddle roof, probably 18th century	D-1-72-116-50
Nonntal 15 ( location )	Residential building	Wide three-storey building, 17th / 18th centuries Century, middle section with crested hip end of the 18th century, pent roof extensions to the side	D-1-72-116-109
Anzenbach Locksteinstrasse 33 ( location )	Farmhouse of the former Zwiehof, so-called Nagllehen	Two-storey plastered solid building with a flat gable roof, mid-19th century	D-1-72-116-150
Anzenbach Schablweg 3 ( location )	Oberschabl fiefdom, farmhouse	Upper floor plastered block construction, stone window and door frames, 17th / 18th centuries century	D-1-72-116-155
Hintergern Almbachweg 3 ( location )	Schwaigerlehen	Block construction upper floor renewed around 1950, flat gable roof, 17th / 18th century century	D-1-72-116-157
Metzenleiten Metzenleitenweg 53 ( location )	Kneiflhen, farmhouse	Block construction, allegedly 1664, First marked with the year "1850" Grain box, block construction, expanded as a home, 17./18. century	D-1-72-116-163
Mitterbach Waltenbergerstraße 70 ( location )	Grafllehen, Zwiehof	Very high house with flat gable roof, 18./19. century	D-1-72-116-173
Oberau Gmerk 20 ( location )	Farmhouse	Upper floor in block construction, 17./18. century	D-1-72-116-176
Oberau Lindenweg 27 ( location )	At home for the linden tree	19th century	D-1-72-116-210, now integrated in D-1-72-116-211
Oberau Roßfeldstrasse 90 ( location )	Leitenlehen, farmhouse	Upper floor in block construction, 17./18. century	D-1-72-116-182
Oberau Roßfeldstraße 126 ( location )	Loan, farmhouse	With a crooked roof, late 18th / early 19th century	D-1-72-116-184
Oberau Sattlweg 6 ( location )	Discharge house	Upper floor in block construction, 17./18. century	D-1-72-116-199
Obergern Obergerner Weg 23 ( location )	Obersommerau fiefdom, farmhouse	With a timbered upper floor, 1618, a hook-shaped stable barn	D-1-72-116-191
Resten In der Resten 45 ( location )	Lacquer mill	Upper floor block construction, 17th century	D-1-72-116-194
Remains Obersalzbergstrasse 80 ( location )	Bernegglehen, farmhouse	Ancient log building, one floor, 17th century	D-1-72-116-197
Unterau Auer Straße 28 ( location )	Zellergrabenmühle and bakery	Original house, modernly marked with the year "1452", entrance side with canopy (modern extensions)	D-1-72-116-204
Unterau Riemerweg 30 ( location )	Leitenlehen, farmhouse	Upper floor block construction, 17./18. century	D-1-72-116-214
Unterau Weißensteiner Weg 5 ( location )	House belonging to the Sägmühle	Biedermeier plastered building with a crooked roof, first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-219
Unterau Weißensteiner Weg 28 ( location )	Oberhienleitenhäusl, delivery house	With a steep gable roof, 19th century, with a chapel niche embedded in the house wall; with equipment	D-1-72-116-220 now integrated in D-1-72-116-221
Untersalzberg I at the shooting range 9 ( location )	Gasthaus Schießstätte	Two-story massive building with a hipped roof, early 19th century	D-1-72-116-232
Untersalzberg II Mausbichl ( location )	Mausbichl Chapel	With hipped roof, marked with the year "1736"; with equipment	D-1-72-116-238 now integrated in D-1-72-116-237
Untersalzberg II near Am Frauenberg ( location )	Salt barn of the mine	In block construction and solid, upper part lathed, labeled "1814" and "1844"	D-1-72-116-265 now integrated in D-1-72-116-234
Untersalzberg II Salzbergstrasse 9 ( location )	Oberengerei fiefdom, small farmhouse	Probably the first half of the 19th century	D-1-72-116-242
Untersalzberg II Salzbergstrasse 28 ( location )	Rottenlehen, former farmhouse	Block construction upper floor plastered, probably 18th century	D-1-72-116-243
Untersalzberg II Wiesenweg 26 ( location )	Mine shaft, King Ludwigsberg	Bricked, tunnel mouth in red marble, marked with the year "1825"	D-1-72-116-227 now integrated in D-1-72-116-234
Vordergern Kirchplatz 2 ( location )	Inscription plaque	Marked with the year "1869"	D-1-72-116-254

See also

• List of soil monuments in Berchtesgaden

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

• Wilhelm Neu, Volker Liedke: Upper Bavaria . Ed .: Michael Petzet , Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (=  Monuments in Bavaria . Volume I.2 ). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52392-9 .

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Berchtesgaden  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of monuments for Berchtesgaden (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
• Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Monument Atlas

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