List of architectural monuments in Brühl (Rhineland)

The list of architectural monuments in Brühl (Rhineland) contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Brühl in the Rhein-Erft district in North Rhine-Westphalia (status: August 2009). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Brühl; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Good Birkhof	Badorf Am Birkhof 1 map	In the middle of the 19th century, the Birkhof was built as an estate on Schnorrenberg. The two-storey five-axis mansion with a jamb and hipped roof has a clear classicist structure. A slender tower on a square floor plan connects to the building on the northwest side. The stables preserved today are of more recent origin. The Birkhof was repaired in 1969 by the Cologne State Building Authority. Today the farm is owned by the riding and driving club Birkhof-Ville eV, which maintains stables and two riding arenas there.			72
	Residential building	Badorf Am Kuttenbusch 50 card				224
	Badorf Chapel	Badorf An der Kapelle map	Around 1725, the present chapel was rebuilt by Abbot Reinhold Bahnen, at the expense of the St. Pantaleon Monastery in Cologne (which had possessions there), in honor of St. Maria, St. Anna and St. Benedict, erected at the Abtshof. The chapel is an unadorned single-nave brick building with three window axes and a mansard roof. On the west gable, the roof is crowned by a baroque lantern. The interior has a profiled flat ceiling and a western gallery. The preserved chapel was preceded by two previous buildings: The first building from the middle of the 15th century, also built at the end of the monastery, was replaced in 1614 by a new half-timbered building, which was destroyed in a fire in the Abtshof in 1633.			17th
	former Abtshof	Badorf An der Kapelle 2 map	The two-storey main building made of plastered half-timbering, cantilevered upper storey and crooked hip roof from the 17th century, as well as the farm buildings surrounding the rectangular courtyard from the 19th century, are preserved today.			114
	former rectory	Badorf An der Kapelle 6 map				87
	Crossroads at St. Pantaleon	Badorf Badorfer Str.				214
	Aussemskrüz to Geildorf	Badorf Eckdorfer Mühlenweg / Alte Bonnstrasse map				217
	so-called plague cross	Badorf Grüner Weg 58 map				226
		Badorf Pützgasse 11 map				206
		Badorf Pützgasse 15 map				126
more pictures	St. Pantaleon, Badorf	Badorf card	Architect: Heinrich Krings	1895-1897		75
	Border cross	Badorf / Schwadorf Alte Bonnstr./Geildorfer Straße map				213
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Bahnhofstrasse 17-19 map				104
		Brühl-Mitte Böningergasse 6 map				125
		Brühl-Mitte Hospitalstrasse 19 map				238
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 28 map		1900		132
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 4 map				24
		Brühl-Mitte Kentenichstraße 5 map				253
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 3 map				236
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 53 map				128
	House "Zum Schwarzen Rösschen"	Brühl-Mitte Markt 17 map	built for the electoral court baker Johann Kleinholtz	1st half of the 18th century		7th
	Marienkapelle of the Marienhospital	Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstrasse 21				119
		Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 13 map				122
	Max Ernst Fountain	Brühl-Mitte Uhlstrasse, in front of the town hall				221
		Brühl-Mitte An der Bleiche 4 card				113 B
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte An der Synagoge 1 / Schützenstraße map	Francis School			102
		Brühl-Mitte An der Synagoge 1 / Kentenichstrasse Map	Gym of the Franciscan School			103
		Brühl-Mitte An der Synagoge 2 / Schützenstraße 38 Map	Built around 1900, the building served as a deaf-mute school, after the last world war it was used as a folk high school used			161
		Brühl-Mitte Bahnhofstrasse 9 map				153
		Brühl-Mitte Bahnhofstrasse 11-13 map				116
		Brühl-Mitte Bahnhofstrasse 18 map				237
	Em Höttche	Brühl-Mitte Bahnhofstrasse 8 map				69
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 18 map				234
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 20 map				56
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 22 map				57
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 24 map	Built as a residential complex with houses 20 and 22 at the beginning of the 20th century, architect: Chr. Mennicken, Bonn.			58
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 27 map				115
		Brühl-Mitte Burgstrasse 8 map				70
more pictures	secondary schools	Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 33 map	built as boarding school for the Progymnasium	1899-1900		118
	District Court	Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 34 map	built as the town hall of the mayor's office in Brühl-Land	1913		171
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 41 map				127
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 46 map				59
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 48 / Schillerstraße map				60
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 49 / Goethestraße map	Semi-detached house with Goethestrasse 2			10
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 50 / Schillerstraße map				13
		Brühl-Mitte Clemens-August-Straße 52 map				4th
		Brühl-Mitte Comesstrasse 1–15 (entrance and main staircase)				229
		Brühl-Mitte Comesstrasse 16, former post office				172
	Rectory	Brühl-Mitte Comesstraße 34 map				5
more pictures	Villa Suermondt	Brühl-Mitte Comesstrasse 39 map	Built in the style of a “Swiss house” for Alfred Charles Robert Suermondt, Prussian major at disposal, Deutzer Kürassier (born July 31, 1839 Aachen, † December 25, 1892 Brühl, married Bad Godesberg, October 6, 1871 with Emma Emilie Rautenstrauch, Daughter of Ludwig Theodor Rautenstrauch, councilor of commerce). Acquired in 1907 by Max Gruhl, commercial director of the Gruhlwerk and brother of Carl Gruhl	around 1880		63
more pictures	Max Ernst Museum formerly the Brühl pavilion	Brühl-Mitte Comesstrasse 42				64
	Villa Wegge, today superintendent of the church district Cologne-Süd	Brühl-Mitte Comesstraße 45 map	Villa of Gustav Wegge , the technical manager later general director of the Roddergrube , remodeling by official builder Josef Blied , taken over by the Roddergrube in 1917. Two-storey, five-axis-wide plastered building with a half-hip roof, on the right a three-axis side projecting slightly out of the street facade with a baroque-style tail gable with three simple windows, above an ox-eye window, below it, above the main entrance, a balcony with a wrought-iron grille supported by consoles. On the left side of the first floor there are polygonal corner bay windows.	Rebuilt before 1907 and expanded in 1907/08 and 1913		65
	War memorial	Brühl-Mitte Comesstrasse / Max-Ernst-Allee				203
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 11 map				88
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 13 map				232
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 24-26 map				20th
	Villa Martini	Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 28 map	Art Nouveau building by the Brühl architect Matthias Erven, from whom Max Ernst was born, for the then chief physician of internal medicine at the Marienhospital, Hans Martini, and his wife, a pediatrician. 1953 by architect Wolfgang Beyer facade "smoothed" and bay window removed. Inside, "a gem of interior design around 1900", ornamental tiled floor, parquet made of Limba wood, original wooden stairs, ceiling paintings exposed again during the restoration after 2012. Doctor's office again today. Since then under protection	1899		?
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 30–32 map				21st
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 34–36 map				22nd
		Brühl-Mitte Friedrichstrasse 41 map				23
		Brühl-Mitte Gartenstrasse 25 map				106
		Brühl-Mitte Gartenstrasse 6–8 map				105
		Brühl-Mitte Goethestrasse 2 map	Semi-detached house with Clemens-August-Strasse 49			61
more pictures	Church building	Brühl-Mitte Heinrich-Fetten-Platz map	Parish church of St. Margareta; Architect: Vincenz Statz (extension 1885–87)	14th century, 1885–1887 (nave extension), 1903 (west tower)		73
		Brühl-Mitte Hermannstrasse 18 map				251
		Brühl-Mitte Hermannstrasse 20 map				195
		Brühl-Mitte Hospitalstrasse 2 map				107
		Brühl-Mitte Hospitalstrasse 25 map		1875		117
		Brühl-Mitte Hospitalstrasse 27 map				108
	Villa Camphausen	Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 1 / Koelnstraße map	A summer residence of the banker Ludolf Camphausen built around 1850 in the Italian country house style .			245
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 12 map				9
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 14–16 map				26th
	Villa Gruhl	Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 15 map	The villa of the entrepreneurs Hermann and his son Carl Gruhl , the latter honorary citizen of Brühl , was built in 1899 in the early Art Nouveau style based on a design by the Leipzig architect Georg Wünschmann .			67
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 21 map				249
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 24 map				130
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 26 map				131
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 30 map				133
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 32 map				134
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 34 map				135
	Ornamental gable	Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 42 map				207
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 49 map				149
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 55 map				173
		Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 6 - Villa Büttner map	On behalf of the wealthy Brühler "Julius an Haack", the Brühl master builder Josef Blied built a villa in the Baroque style on Kaiserstrasse in 1910 . The building came into the possession of the Berggeist company (later RWE ) in 1922 , which made the property available to its directors. One of these beneficiaries, director Büttner, gave the villa that is still named after him today. In 1970 the house became the headquarters of the Heinrich Meng Institute in Erftkreis. Since 2001 it has been the seat of the European University of Applied Sciences			25th
	Residential building	Brühl-Mitte Kaiserstraße 7 map	Servants or coach house of Villa Camphausen			66
		Brühl-Mitte Kempishofstraße 10 map	Old cartwright, today's ceramics museum	in the middle of the 19th century		231
		Brühl-Mitte Kempishofstraße 11-13 map	The forge, built in the middle of the 19th century, was used until 1939.	in the middle of the 19th century		151
		Brühl-Mitte Kempishofstrasse 12, 14 u. 16 card				211
more pictures	Haus Boos (Museum of Everyday History)	Brühl-Mitte Kempishofstraße 15 map	A house from the 18th century. In 1992 the neighboring building (corner of Pastoratstrasse) was demolished and half-timbered timber was revealed under a brittle layer of plaster on the now exposed gable of the Boos house. Investigations showed that the building was not completely plastered until around 1900, and the remains of paint from the original paint could still be secured on the gable. By 1993 the plaster was completely removed and the house gutted in order to professionally renovate it. By the end of the year, the hipped roof had been reconstructed, the framework secured and renewed, and the yellow-red coloring of the exterior facade restored. After completion, the Museum of Everyday History moved into the building under the patronage of the Brühl Museum Society. The two-story building with an extended attic bears the slogan above the lintel: "If you want to build alleys and streets, you have to let fools criticize you."	1741-1744		152
	Hessenkreuz	Brühl-Mitte Kentenichstrasse				185
		Brühl-Mitte Kentenichstraße 4 map				250
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 10–12 map	Mirror-like buildings by the Bonn architect Chr. Mennicken. After the completion of the houses around 1900, the ground floors served as textile shops.	around 1900		109
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 1 / Kirchstrasse map				32
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 30 / Burgstrasse map		1895		110
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 35 map				240
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 37 / Schützenstrasse map				241
		Brühl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 4 map				239
		Bruehl-Mitte Koelnstrasse 51 map				112
		Brühl-Mitte Kreuzweg station IX, Römerstr. / Luisenstr.				178
		Brühl-Mitte Kreuzwegstation XII, “Kreuz vor der Cöllenportz”, Kölnstraße / Schildgesstraße	The "Creutz" was the starting point for border inspections. It was first mentioned in the middle of the 16th century when border disputes arose. In the 18th century it was used as a blessing for Corpus Christi processions. After secularization, it was destroyed in 1801 but redesigned in 1851 as the “Cross in front of the Cologne Gate” in neo-Gothic forms by the Cologne sculptor Engelbert Pfeiffer . Over the centuries, the cross has been renewed again and again in the event of age-related damage or destruction. In 1941 the corpus was removed for political reasons, and was replaced in 2002 through efforts by the Brühler Heimatbund.			181
		Brühl-Mitte Liblarer Strasse 9				16
	Station of the Cross III	Brühl-Mitte Marienhospital, Mühlenstrasse 21	Preserved terracotta relief of the Station of the Cross III on the wall next to relief V			120 A
	House "Zum Schwan"	Brühl-Mitte Markt 1 / Steinweg map	Built as the residence of the electoral builder and entrepreneur Gerhard Cadusch. Two-storey plastered building, house integration and mansard roof. The facade is five-axis towards the market, and on the upper floor, above the central entrance, there is a balcony with a wrought-iron grille, which is highlighted by a triangular gable with a swan relief. The relief may come from a previous building.	1749		33
	Relief of the Crescent Madonna	Brühl-Mitte Markt 16 map				202
		Brühl-Mitte Markt 18 map				242
	Part of the former courtyard	Brühl-Mitte Markt 2 / Schlossstrasse map				111 A
		Brühl-Mitte Markt 26 / Bahnhofstrasse map	A building complex that was called "To the green forest". Today it comprises the houses Bahnhofstrasse 6, 4 and Markt 26. They were formerly three independent half-timbered buildings from the 16th century that were plastered at the beginning of the 18th century. Shelling remains from the Thirty Years' War are said to be in the house walls.			246
more pictures	House "Zum Stern"	Brühl-Mitte Markt 28 / Koelnstrasse map	built for the electoral head waiter Wilhelm Kannengießer	1530/1531		34
	Part of the former courtyard	Brühl-Mitte Markt 4 map				111 B
	Part of the former courtyard	Brühl-Mitte Markt 6 map				111 C
more pictures	railway station	Brühl-Mitte Max-Ernst-Allee 2 map	Reception building and train station (formerly "Am Bundesbahnhof 2")	1844		225
	Way of the Cross XIII	Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstrasse 21				120 C
	Way of the Cross station V	Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstrasse 21	Preserved terracotta relief of the Way of the Cross station V, entrance area to the courtyard at the barrier			120 B
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 39 map				92
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 41 map				93
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 43 map				94
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 45 map				89
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 47 map				95
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 49 map				96
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 51 map				97
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 53 map				98
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 55 map				99
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 62-64 map				113 A
		Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße 80 map				254
	former old cemetery	Brühl-Mitte Mühlenstraße map	Today's Stadtpark (since 1974) was the Brühl Cemetery, established in 1827 on what was then the "outskirts". The baroque crucifixion group standing in the park today comes from the first cemetery surrounding the parish church of St. Margaretha and was erected there in 1794. Its original location was on the Badorf "Schnorrenberg", in front of the chapel (probably today's Birkhof chapel) of Elector Clemens August . The "Old Cemetery" was used for all burials until 1911, after which, until 1949, burials were only held in hereditary graves.			201
		Brühl-Mitte Pastoratstraße 20 map	The brick building of the rectory of St. Margareta, decorated with stepped gables on the sides, was built in 1899/1900.			150
		Brühl-Mitte Rheinstrasse 17 map				166
		Brühl-Mitte Rodderweg 1, 3, 5, 7 map				192
	Römerhof	Brühl-Mitte Römerhof 38 map	The Römerhof housing estate was built in 1927 on behalf of the city of Brühl under the direction of the architect Josef Baedorf.	1927		204
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Römerstraße 143 / Römerhof map	Part of the Römerhof housing estate	1927		205 A
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Römerstraße 145 / Römerhof map	Part of the Römerhof housing estate	1927		205 B
		Brühl-Mitte Römerstrasse 185, 187 map				190
		Brühl-Mitte Römerstrasse 189, 191, 193 map				11
		Brühl-Mitte Römerstraße 195 map				191
more pictures	Jewish Cemetery	Brühl-Mitte Schildgesstr./Kölnstraße				155
		Brühl-Mitte Schillerstraße 1 map				62
		Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 11 map				193
		Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 17 map				123
		Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 19 map				124
more pictures	St. Mary of the Angels	Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 2	The castle church of St. Mary of the Angels is connected to Augustusburg Castle by the castle administration building and the adjoining western wing of the orangery. It was built in 1493 and served as a monastery church for the Brühl Convent of Franciscan Observants until the secularization in 1802 .			12
more pictures	House (birthplace of Max Ernst )	Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 21 map				79
more pictures	Schlossstrasse 23	Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 23 map	The “Deutscher Kaiser” hotel was built on the site of the former “Electoral Comoedienhaus”. In 1888 it was equipped with a dance hall and a coffee garden and in 1919 it was taken over by P. Becker, the publisher of the Brühler Zeitung, as a residential and commercial building. The printing shop he set up in the building existed until 1970. In 1990, the former hotel was converted into a private house, keeping the old facade in mind.			8th
		Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 9 map				121
	Gallery at the castle	Brühl-Mitte Schloßstraße 25 map				146
		Brühl-Mitte Schützenstraße 11 map				208
		Brühl-Mitte Schützenstraße 24 map				174
	town hall	Brühl-Mitte Steinweg 1 / Uhlstrasse map		1858, 1904 (addition, extension)		84
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Steinweg 10 map				101
		Brühl-Mitte Steinweg 12 / Hospitalstrasse Map		1906		81
		Brühl-Mitte Steinweg 8 map				100
more pictures		Brühl-Mitte Uhlstrasse 1 / Schlossstrasse map	Former gatehouse of the Franciscan monastery			85
more pictures	Brewing tower of the Giesler brewery	Brühl-Mitte Uhlstraße 100 map				243
	former Franciscan monastery, now town hall	Brühl-Mitte Uhlstrasse 3	Preserved cloister of the former monastery in today's town hall			85
		Brühl-Mitte Uhlstraße 20 map				194
more pictures	Restaurant "To the Eternal Lamp"	Brühl-Mitte Uhlstraße 69 / Böningergasse map	Erected by the Cologne architect Franz Josef Schumm. Three-storey corner house with a mansard roof and two-storey bay window with a hood, which accentuates the corner of Uhlstrasse and Böningergasse. In the basement with ashlar plaster, the two upper floors made of red bricks, window frames and cornices stuccoed.	1898		3
		Brühl-Mitte Wallstraße 18 (facade) map				235
more pictures	Augustusburg Castle	Brühl-Mitte map				1
	Villa Haschke	Brühl-Nord Kölnstrasse 113–115 map				159
		Brühl-Nord Koelnstrasse 119 map				164
		Bruehl-Nord Koelnstrasse 123 map				137
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 1–3 map				35
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 20 map				44
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 21 map				45
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 23 map				46
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 25 map				48
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 36 map				142
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 43 map				14th
more pictures		Brühl-Nord Kreuzwegstation XI, Kaiserstr./Kurfürstenstr.				180
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 11 map				83
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 18 map				91
	Villa Kaufmann	Brühl-Nord Am Volkspark 1	The listed Villa Kaufmann at the Brühler Volkspark was built in 1860 by the vinegar manufacturer Fritz Meynen as Villa Meynen. The second owner, Johann Wilhelm Leyendecker, had the building redesigned in 1898 by the Brühl architect Paul Müller. In the 1970s the villa was available to scouts, the Youth Red Cross and other associations, after which it was empty for a long time. In 2016, the villa was completely renovated by an investor for 1.8 million and has since been home to a workspace for entrepreneurs. In the course of the renovation, electric charging stations were built on the property. The three-storey late classicist building has an approximately cruciform floor plan and a flat roof. Particularly noteworthy are the eye-catching six-axis front, the decorative details on the facade of the front and the putti reliefs on the garden side.			129
	Bay design in half-timbering	Brühl-Nord Kaiserstraße 44 - Fachwerkauslucht map				148
	Memorial cross	Brühl-Nord Kölnstrasse, railway underpass				219
		Bruehl-Nord Koelnstrasse 121 map				136
		Brühl-Nord Koelnstrasse 125 map				138
		Brühl-Nord Koelnstrasse 127 / Koenigstrasse map				139
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 10 map				39
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 12 map				40
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 13 map				41
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 14 map				42
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 19 map				43
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 24 map				47
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 33 map				140
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 35 map				141
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 37 map				49
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 38 map				143
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 39–41 map		1902		50
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 40 map		1903		51
more pictures		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 42 map				52
		Brühl-Nord Königstrasse 45 map				53
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 5 map				36
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 7 map				37
		Brühl-Nord Koenigstrasse 9 map				38
more pictures		Brühl-Nord Kreuzwegstation X, Kaiserstr./Luisenstr.	Stations of the Cross X from 1883 (sandstone with terracotta relief)			179
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 13 map				54
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 16 map				144
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 17 map				55
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstrasse 22 / Königstrasse map				145
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 9 map				82
		Brühl-Nord Wilhelmstrasse 17 map				210
		Brühl-Nord Wilhelmstrasse 25 map				6th
more pictures	ORBA building	Brühl-Ost Am Rankewerk 2-4 map	Design: Stieldorf planning group	1973		212
more pictures	Palmersdorfer Hof	Brühl-Ost Otto-Wels-Str.	The former Hofgut Palmersdorfer Hof has its origins in the 10th century. The historic building in the far east of Brühl was temporarily owned by the Teutonic Order and has recently been converted into a residential complex.			18th
	Memorial cross at the Palmersdorfer Hof	Brühl-Ost Otto-Wels-Strasse				220
		Brühl-Ost Rheinstrasse 15 map				200
		Brühl-Ost Rheinstrasse 4 map				199
more pictures	Falkenlust Castle	Brühl-Ost map				2
		Brühl-Süd Bonnstrasse 91–93 map				19th
	Silk thread burial site	Brühl-Süd Friedhof-Süd, Bonnstrasse				252
	Grave of the Reusch family	Brühl-Süd Friedhof-Süd, Bonnstrasse				216
	Tomb of the Jovy couple	Brühl-Süd Friedhof-Süd, Bonnstrasse				248
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 21 map				68
		Brühl-Süd Liblarer Strasse 10				154
		Brühl-Süd Liblarer Strasse 72-76 a				184
		Brühl-Süd Pingsdorfer Strasse 50				255
	Hochkreuz in front of St. Maria Hilf	Heide Bergstrasse,	Hochkreuz from 1736			215
	Crossroads from 1912	Heide Villestrasse / Hermann-Gruhl-Strasse, Hochkreuz				183
more pictures	Benden Monastery	pagan				86
		Kierberg Kaiserstrasse 77 map				27
		Kierberg Kaiserstrasse 79 map				28
more pictures	Kaiserbahnhof	Kierberg Kierberger Strasse map	The Kaiserbahnhof , built around 1877 and named after the German Kaiser Wilhelm I.	around 1877		31
more pictures	St. Servatius, Kierberg	Kierberg card	Architect: Alfred Tepe	1903–1904, 1909 (west tower)		77
	St. Pantaleon, Pingsdorf	Pingsdorf				76
		Pingsdorf Kirchgasse 4				80
	Former school building	Schwadorf Hermann-Fassbender-Strasse 2 map	Former school building, now used as a kindergarten			163
	Road cross from 1863	Schwadorf Oberstrasse / Am Falter (Hochkreuz) map				156
		Schwadorf Severinstrasse 7 map				167
	Wayside cross	Schwadorf Am Strauchshof				157
	Today's residential complex Haus Strauchshof (right half)	Schwadorf Am Strauchshof 2				168 B
	Today's residential complex Haus Strauchshof (left half)	Schwadorf Am Strauchshof 4				168 B
	Picture stick with crucifixion group	Schwadorf An der Schallenburg				158
	Rhenish framework	Schwadorf An der Schallenburg 8 map				160
	Restored courtyard	Schwadorf Hermann-Fassbender-Strasse 1 map				162
		Schwadorf Hommelsheimstrasse 1 map				71
	Finkenburg	Schwadorf Oberstrasse 22 map				165
	former Weiherhof	Schwadorf Weiherhofstrasse 9 map	preserved half-timbered house of a former farm	18th century		169
more pictures	St. Severin, Schwadorf	Schwadorf	Structure from 1875			74
more pictures	Schallenburg	Schwadorf				90
		Vochem Tomb Pons, Friedhof-Vochem	Burial place of the Pons family			230
	Wayside cross	Vochem Hauptstrasse / Am Kreuz				189
		Vochem An der Linde 2				175
	Francis Cross	Vochem Hauptstrasse, below the Sommersberg bridge	The cross was erected in 1926 by the Forschach family			188
		Vochem Hauptstrasse 26	Built as a representative suburban villa, today a residential and commercial building			233
	Hochkreuz from 1912	Vochem Hürther Strasse main street				186
	Kottenhaus	Vochem Weilerstr. 25th				182
		Vochem To the Herrengarten / St. Albert-Straße (memorial cross, partially restored)	In memory of the Conzen couple, former owners of the Vochem Fronhof			198
more pictures	St. Matthew	Vochem				78
	Hochkreuz	Vochem / Fischenich	Weilerhof, processional cross of the Carthusians			223
		To Maria Glück 1				176
	RWE Berggeist Administration today RWE Sales	Auguste-Viktoria-Strasse 1-19	The representative administration building designed by the Brühl architect Josef Blied shortly after the Berggeist electrical power plant was taken over by RWE was intended to emphasize the - temporary - independence of the Brühl plant. The two-storey, five-axis plastered building stands on an approximately square floor plan, the rear extension dates from 1926 and 1955. The middle three axes are grouped under a diaphragm with a triangular gable, while the middle two axes are brought forward a little on the side axes like a risalit . The mansard roof is crowned by a belvedere with a decorative balustrade . The two-flight flight of stairs to the main entrance under a canopy supported on Ionic columns above the basement under a projecting cornice hold a lightning bolt emblem that symbolizes electricity. Above the entrance a lead glass window with a figure symbolizing power, a dynamo and the network of pipes between Brühl and Cologne. The upper floors were previously reserved for the director and his family.	1912/1913		147
		Kierberg Berrenrather Strasse 30				209
		Clemens-August-Strasse 51 map				15th
	Villa garden	Comesstrasse 39				244
	Hochkreuz	Pingsdorf Euskirchener Str./Badorfer Str.				218
	Jägerhof restaurant	Pingsdorf Euskirchener Strasse 130				196 A
		Pingsdorf Euskirchener Strasse 73				177
		Kierberg Kaiserstrasse 81 map				29
		Kierberg Kaiserstraße 95 map	Built at the beginning of the 20th century by the Cologne merchant Christian Kleinertz. Before the war he owned several grocery stores in Cologne (milk, eggs, butter, cheese). Hence also called "Eierburg". Served as a weekend seat.			30th
		Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 20 map				227
	Administration and residential building	Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße 58 map	Deleted from the list of monuments due to a fire (with loss of the historical furnishings)		Entry deleted on May 6, 1998	228
	Air raid splinter protection cell (one-man bunker)	Brühl-Nord Kurfürstenstraße, opposite house no. 47 map				247
	KBE depot area, border cross	Close to Kölnstrasse				222
	Hail cross	Schulstrasse				187
	Wenendahl's mill	Lower mill 20				197

literature

• The architectural and art monuments of North Rhine-Westphalia. I. Rhineland. 7.3 City of Brühl . Published by the Minister of Culture of North Rhine-Westphalia in conjunction with the Rhineland Regional Council. Gebr. Mann Verlag, Berlin 1977, ISBN 3-7861-3000-0 .
• Wolfgang Drösser: The parish church of St. Margareta in Brühl. Festschrift for the 725th anniversary of the parish of St. Margareta. Catholic parish of St. Margareta, Brühl 1999.
• Wolfgang Drösser: Brühl, history - images - data - connections. Rolf Köhl, Brühl 2005, ISBN 3-921300-05-3 .

supporting documents

1. ^ City of Brühl, list of monuments for architectural monuments. Status August 2009. Official list of monuments of the city of Brühl, transferred in February 2011.
2. ↑ Website of the riding and driving club Birkhof Ville eV ( Memento of the original from March 24, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Inscription (year) on the building
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Elke Janßen-Schnabel: The castles Augustusburg and Falkenlust in Brühl - investigation of the radiation area . In: Landschaftsverband Rheinland (Ed.): Yearbook of the Rheinische Denkmalpflege , Volume 40/41, Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 2009, ISBN 978-3-88462-288-9 , pp. 201-219 (here: p. 206).
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j} Information board at the location of the object of the city of Brühl
6. ↑ ^{a b} Roof construction was completely ailing , Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger , November 12, 2014
7. ↑ ^{a b} District Court of Brühl - History
8. ↑ according to Genealogy Becker
9. ^ Walter Buschmann , Norbert Gilson, Barbara Rinn: Brown coal mining in the Rhineland. ed. from LVR and MBV-NRW , 2008, p. 133
10. ^ Walter Buschmann, Norbert Gilson, Barbara Rinn: Brown coal mining in the Rhineland. ed. from LVR and MBV-NRW , 2008, p. 286
11. ↑ Bettina Jochheim: Art Nouveau still splendidly preserved , Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, Rhein-Erft, June 4, 2014, p. 34
12. ↑ ^{a b} Entry on the parish church of Sankt Margareta in Brühl in the database " KuLaDig " of the Rhineland Regional Association
13. ^ Brühl Ceramics Museum , Brühl Museum Island
14. ^ Restoration of the house of the Brühler Museumsgesellschaft with funds from the NRW Foundation (catalog for the 1996 exhibition in the Museum for Everyday History, 50321 Brühl, Kempishofstr. 15), ed. by Dr. Jutta Becher. Publisher dieterklein.com, Cologne 2010.
15. ^ The Museum of Everyday History in Brühl , Brühl Museum Island
16. ↑ Wolfgang Drösser: The parish church of St. Margareta in Brühl. Festschrift for the 725th anniversary of the parish of St. Margareta. Brühl 1999.
17. ↑ ^{a b} Wolfgang Drösser in: Brühl "The golden twenties", page: 204f
18. ↑ Competition procedure according to RPW 2013 "Rathaus Steinweg and Janshof" in Brühl , City of Brühl
19. ↑ ^{a b} Entry on Weierhof in Schwadorf in the " KuLaDig " database of the Rhineland Regional Association
20. ^ Walter Buschmann, Norbert Gilson, Barbara Rinn: Brown coal mining in the Rhineland. ed. from LVR and MBV-NRW , 2008, p. 305ff

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