List of architectural monuments in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm

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The monuments of the Upper Bavarian town of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm 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.

Town hall in Pfaffenhofen

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Pfaffenhofen - Ensemble Hauptplatz

File number: E-1-86-143-1

Pfaffenhofen (engraving by Merian)

The ensemble includes the main square of Pfaffenhofen with its surrounding buildings, which forms the historical core of the city. It extends between the town hall in the east and the parish church with its mighty tower in the west including the neo-renaissance building that forms the narrow western side of the square, corresponding to the town hall in the east. The side walls on the south side are mainly formed by gabled houses and on the north side by eaves breeches, mostly new buildings or conversions after 1800.

Pfaffenhofen is mentioned for the first time around the middle of the 12th century, even then the place was closely connected with the Wittelsbach family, to whom it owed its rise to a large extent and whose castle may have stood in the area of ​​the "Hofberg". Under the protection of this castle, the settlement became increasingly important and was first referred to as a market at the end of the 12th century. Duke Ludwig den Kelheimer is believed to be the founder. However, Pfaffenhofen only became a town in the legal sense in the 15th century. This is possibly in connection with the completion of the curtain wall (remains preserved), the construction of which is mentioned in 1437, without an explicit city elevation having been made beforehand.

To the south of the “Hofberg”, the floor plan of the buildings facing the Auengasse still reveals an original clustered village, while the two districts to the north of the main square suggest a planned layout. This expansion of the settlement is probably related to the reconstruction after the fire in 1388.

The main square with a fountain

Between these different parts of the city lies the 40 m wide and almost 300 m long main square, over which the road from Munich to Ingolstadt ascends from the Ilm valley. The expansion and course from east to west document the importance of the street market as a traffic, rest and trading place as a result of a historically and topographically favorable situation. The location between these disgruent parts of the city is also evident in the layout of the square. While the southern wall of the square swings slightly concave outwards, the northern wall of the square is strictly straight, interrupted by the former castle complex that protrudes into the square, which is now the district office and the rent office. Architectural dominants are the neo-Gothic town hall built in 1865/68 and the former schoolhouse built in 1877, designed in neo-renaissance forms, which each form the narrow sides of the main square, as well as the town parish church, which was redesigned in the 17th century in Baroque style. Due to its exposed urban development, the former rent office is also more prominent.

The plastered and colored residential and commercial buildings on the long sides of the square show the overall architectural proportions of a bourgeois town with reference to trade and commerce. The last formative reshaping of the plaza was essentially completed in the Heimat style by 1920.

The disproportionate building of the district office has a disruptive effect on the ensemble. In addition, there have been significant losses in historical building fabric since the 1960s.

360 degree panorama from the main square in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, location at the Mariensäule (in a fountain) shortly after a violent summer thunderstorm with hail

Pfaffenhofen on the Ilm

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Altenstadt
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Former Catholic parish church, now a Catholic branch and cemetery church of St. Andreas Hall church with a steep gable roof, retracted rectangular choir and west tower with a steep tent roof, nave with flat ceiling over a hollow valley and choir with stucco cap barrel, late Gothic, 15th century, Baroque 17th / 18th century. Century; with equipment D-1-86-143-3 Former Catholic parish church, now a Catholic branch and cemetery church of St. Andreas
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Auenstrasse 42
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with neo-baroque plaster structure and tail gable, second half of the 19th century D-1-86-143-6 Residential and commercial building
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Auenstrasse 46
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Inn (Salverbräu) Two-storey, plastered corner building with a hipped roof, pilaster strips and gate passage, end of the 18th century D-1-86-143-7 Inn (Salverbräu)
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Wire 8
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Weberhäusl Smallholder property, ground floor, eaves-sided gred roof building with gable-sided parlor porch, early 19th century D-1-86-143-8 Weberhäusl
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Frauenstrasse
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Marian column Sandstone column with sandstone figure of Maria Immaculata (modern replica), figure by Christoph Wachter, around 1800, set up in 1833 D-1-86-143-121 Marian column
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Hauptplatz 1
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town hall Free-standing, three-storey hipped roof building with rich plaster structure and a central, strongly indented tower with pointed helmet, neo-Gothic, by Franz Xaver Beyschlag, 1865 to 1868 D-1-86-143-10 town hall
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Hauptplatz 2, Löwenstraße 3
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hotel Three-storey corner building with a gable roof, grooved plaster and two onion dome markers with Art Nouveau decor and a balcony over the gate passage, 1858, heightening and decor 1903

Figure of Mary, cast iron, late 19th century

Outbuilding, three-storey, plastered saddle roof building with elevator dormer, probably second half of the 19th century

D-1-86-143-11 hotel
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Hauptplatz 6
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Residential and café house Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with gable top, mid-19th century

Figure of Mary, cast iron, probably 1897

D-1-86-143-13 Residential and café house
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Hauptplatz 9
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Residential and commercial building Three-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with neo-baroque structure, flat bay windows and two offset tail gables, second half of the 19th century, heightened in 1906 D-1-86-143-16 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 10
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, plastered half-hipped roof building, after 1808 D-1-86-143-17 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 14
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, eaves-sided mansard roof building with cornice structure and bat dormers, after 1813 D-1-86-143-20 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 16
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, eaves-sided steep gable roof building with rich neo-baroque stucco decoration, baluster gallery and dwelling above a flat central projection, in the core 1813, inscribed "1868" D-1-86-143-22 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 17
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with tail gable, second half of the 19th century D-1-86-143-23 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 20
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Former rent office Three-storey corner building with hipped roof, open staircase on the east side and rich facade painting, in the core late medieval, exposed

Façade painting around 1800, open staircase 1845, hip roof 1853

D-1-86-143-26 Former rent office
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Hauptplatz 23
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Bank building Three-storey hipped roof building with attic and rich facade structure in Art Nouveau and Baroque forms, 1919 D-1-86-143-28 Bank building
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Hauptplatz 26
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey corner building with a gable roof, gable-sided bay window and tail gable, in Art Nouveau or Baroque forms, the core around 1800 D-1-86-143-30 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 29
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Former post office Three-storey corner building with a gable roof, tail gable and bay-like porch, in Art Nouveau forms, 1908 D-1-86-143-32 Former post office
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Hauptplatz 31
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey corner building with a gable roof, tail gable and rich plaster and stucco decoration, second half of the 19th century, weather vane marked "1903" D-1-86-143-34 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 32; Hofberg 5
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Former Franciscan monastery church now Catholic Hospital Church of the Holy Spirit, plastered hall church with extruded, closed on three sides choir, western side chapel, a ride on the southern gable front Oktogonalturm with onion dome and southwest vorgelagertem arcades cultivation, nave and choir with lunette tons, from 1717 to 1719, two-bay, groined vault crypt Tower of Johann Baptist Schott , 1900, arcade porch 1959; with equipment

Former monastery building, attached to the church to the east, two-storey, plastered monopitch roof building with groin vaulted ground floor corridor, 1717 to 1719

D-1-86-143-2 Former Franciscan monastery church
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Hauptplatz 36
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Administration building Three-storey corner building with a mansard hipped roof, polygonal corner bay tower with bell dome and rich facade structure, neo-baroque, 1890/91 D-1-86-143-36 Administration building
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Hauptplatz 37
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Residential and café house Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with tail gable and arcade porch (dendrochronologically dated 1508), facade in the forms of the Neo-Rococo, inscribed "1903". Except for the facade, the entire building was demolished in 2015 and then replaced by a new building. D-1-86-143-37 Residential and café house
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Hauptplatz 41
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Residential and commercial building Three-storey, gable-independent steep gable roof building with high tail gable, groin-vaulted passage and neo-baroque facade structure, marked in the core 1602, facade and gable around 1900

Above the portal Our Lady relief, 19th century

D-1-86-143-39 Residential and commercial building
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Hauptplatz 43
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Inn Two-storey corner building with a steep saddle roof, floor bay and eastern three-storey eaves side extension with bay window, the core of the 17th century, revised in 1907 D-1-86-143-41 Inn
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Hauptplatz 45
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Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Baptist Three-aisled basilica with a three-sided closed choir with buttresses and north, high choir flank tower with rich structure and pointed helmet, central nave and choir with lancet barrel, side aisles with Bohemian cap vaults, around 1400, tower late Gothic, 1530–32, Baroque style 1670–72, nave extension 1913/14; with equipment D-1-86-143-1 Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Baptist
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Hauptplatz 47
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Former school house, now the meeting place Free-standing, three-storey, hipped roof building on a high basement with a central projectile and facade structure in neo-Renaissance forms, 1877 D-1-86-143-43 Former school house, now the meeting place
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Ingolstädter Straße 8
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey corner building with a gable roof, plaster structure, tail gable and eastern eaves side extension, in the core 18th and 19th centuries D-1-86-143-44 Residential and commercial building
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Ingolstädter Straße 11
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey corner building with a gable roof and stepped gable, the core probably 17th / 18th. Century, early 20th century D-1-86-143-45 Residential and commercial building
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Ingolstädter Straße 13
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Inn Two-storey corner building with a steep gable roof with loading hatches, plaster structure and two bay windows over stair brackets, 16th / 17th century century

House plaque with double coat of arms on the east facade, second half of the 15th century

D-1-86-143-46 Inn
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Ingolstädter Straße 21 and 23
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Residential and commercial building, semi-detached house Two-storey, eaves-sided steep gable roof building, hipped to the north, 1807/08 D-1-86-143-48 Residential and commercial building, semi-detached house
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Ingolstädter Straße 35
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Community center Two-storey gable roof building on the eaves side on a high base, 1862, extended in 1893 D-1-86-143-49 Community center
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Kapellenweg 20
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New chapel building Historic furnishings of the previous building, around 1800 D-1-86-143-51 BW
Kellerstrasse 5; Frauenstrasse 34; Frauenstrasse 36; Upper city wall 17
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Former city fortifications Remains of the brick wall along Grabengasse in the north and on the upper and lower city walls in the south have been preserved, 15th century, largely demolished in 1807

Former city tower, so-called Pfänder tower, polygonal brick building with tent roof, 15th century

Former city tower, three-storey, gable-independent steep saddle roof building with two-storey extension, upper storeys in stud frame construction, around 1500

The only preserved city gate see Platzl 2

D-1-86-143-122 Former city fortifications
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Kellerstraße 6
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Former tax office, now surveying office Free-standing, three-storey hipped roof building on the eaves side with an additional mezzanine floor and two gables, 1911/12 D-1-86-143-52 Former tax office, now surveying office
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Löwenstrasse 3
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Corner house Three-storey corner building on a high basement with hipped roof, central projectile with triangular gable and rich facade structure in neo-baroque forms, around 1880 D-1-86-143-53 Corner house
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Löwenstrasse 22
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, eaves-sided gable roof building with richly profiled eaves and sill cornices, in the core 1818 D-1-86-143-54 Residential and commercial building
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Moosburger Strasse 2
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Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church Hall church with steep gable roof, north, retracted choir apse and west tower with pointed helmet, nave with wooden barrel vault, by Carl Brendel, 1925; with equipment D-1-86-143-59 Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church
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Münchner Straße 3
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Community center Narrow two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with cornice, 1863, renewed D-1-86-143-55 Community center
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Münchner Straße 8
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Community center Two-storey corner building with a gable roof and rich plaster decoration, the core around 1800 and around 1890 D-1-86-143-57 Community center
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Münchner Straße 9
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Community center Two-storey corner building with mansard crooked roof and grooved rough plaster on the ground floor, around 1820/30 D-1-86-143-58 Community center
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Near Hohenwarter Straße, on Hohenwarter Straße, opposite the senior citizen center
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Wayside chapel Plastered saddle roof building with vestibule and semicircular end, groin vaulted, inscribed "1830"; with equipment D-1-86-143-71 Wayside chapel
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Platzl 2
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Former city gate Two-storey, plastered mansard tent roof construction with passage and northern extension, in the core 15th century, remodeled into a summer house 17th century D-1-86-143-61 Former city gate
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Riederweg 3
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Residential building Two-storey hipped roof building with flat polygonal bay windows, gable and grooved plaster on the upper floor, 1905 D-1-86-143-62 Residential building
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Scheyerer Straße 5
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Former sacristan's house, now a local museum Two-storey corner building with a mansard hipped roof and early classical stucco decor, around 1788 D-1-86-143-63 Former sacristan's house, now a local museum
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Scheyerer Straße 10
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey flat gable roof building in corner position with facade figures, formerly with neo-Renaissance structure, around 1857, 1857–1889 home of the painter and carpenter Balthasar Kraft (1820–1889);

on the upper floor the so-called Studiolo, completely preserved interior in neo-renaissance forms, 1880.

D-1-86-143-64 Residential and commercial building
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Schulstrasse 13
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Former director's villa Two-storey, plastered flat hipped roof building with plaster structure, iron balcony and floor bay window with attached loggia, around 1865/80 D-1-86-143-66 Former director's villa
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Schulstrasse 15
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school Three-storey hipped roof building with rich facade structure and glare gable with clock, historicistic, 1897/98

Sports hall, half-hipped roof building with high arched windows, pilaster strips and two-story head building with hipped roof, flat central projectile and gable, 1898/99

D-1-86-143-67 school
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Sonnenstrasse 4
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Inn Two-storey corner building with a gable roof, mezzanine floor, rusticated ground floor and gable, rebuilt after a fire in 1878

Façade figure of Our Lady, cast iron, around 1900

D-1-86-143-68 Inn
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Ehrenberg

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On the Öd, on the road to Raitbach, 1.6 km north of the village
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Wayside chapel Plastered gable roof building, 19./20. century D-1-86-143-80 BW
Kirchplatz 10
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Catholic parish church of St. Ulrich Plastered hall church with gable roof, retracted polygonal choir and southern choir flank tower with steep stepped gable, tower late Gothic, 15th century, new nave by Anton Kirchmayr, 1946–48; with equipment D-1-86-143-78 Catholic parish church of St. Ulrich
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Kirchplatz 12
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Rectory Two-storey, eaves-sided saddle roof building with belt cornice, 1857; Wash house, ground floor saddle roof building with wooden shed, last quarter of the 19th century D-1-86-143-79 Rectory

Förnbach

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Förnbachstraße 21
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Mortar sculpture of St. Leonhard with horses By Bartholomäus Ostermair , 1867; at the farm building D-1-86-143-86 Mortar sculpture of St. Leonhard with horses
Förnbachstrasse 22; Near Eichenweg
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Catholic Parish Church of the Assumption Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, buttresses on the south and choir side, slightly indented polygonal choir and north tower with blind structure and pointed helmet, nave and choir with net vaults, 15th century, tower structure probably second half of the 19th century; with equipment

Cemetery walling, plastered brick wall, 18th / 19th centuries century

D-1-86-143-85 Catholic Parish Church of the Assumption
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Förnbachstraße 24
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Rectory Two-storey, eaves-sided and plastered steep saddle roof construction with pilaster structure, 1743 D-1-86-143-87 Rectory

Tegernbach

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Am Kirendl 3; Near Am Kirendl
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chapel Plastered saddle roof building with retracted polygonal choir, shingled roof turret with a small pointed helmet and panel structure, 1869 D-1-86-143-108 chapel
Kirchweg 10
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Catholic Parish Church of the Purification of Mary Plastered hall church with saddle roof, retracted polygonal choir with buttresses and northern choir flank tower with stepped gable and panel structure, nave with flat ceiling over a hollow fillet and choir with needle cap barrel, 15th century choir, nave early 18th century on an older core, extended in 1870; with equipment D-1-86-143-107 Catholic Parish Church of the Purification of Mary
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Oberhofstrasse 17
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Rectory Two-storey, plastered hipped roof building with corner pilasters and a western, ground-floor extension with exposed arcade, inscribed "1715" D-1-86-143-109 BW

Uttenhofen

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Schmädelstrasse 12
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Former rectory Two-storey, plastered hipped roof building with corner rustics and dormers, classicistic, 1825 D-1-86-143-113 Former rectory
Schmädelstraße 19
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Catholic parish church of St. Sebastian Plastered hall church with a steep gable roof, retracted polygonal choir and southern choir flank tower with diaphragm structure and pointed helmet, nave and choir with reticulated vaults, tower 13th / 14th. Century, new building in neo-Gothic form 1905; with equipment D-1-86-143-111 Catholic parish church of St. Sebastian
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Further districts

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Affalterbach
Kirchengasse 1
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Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael Plastered saddle roof building with choir tower with stepped gable, nave with colored beamed ceiling and recessed choir with net vault, tower end of the 15th century, nave 1930; with furnishings : high altar (19th century) and baroque figures of saints from the 18th century. D-1-86-143-72 Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael
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Angkofen
Angkofen 13
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Catholic branch church St. Johannes Plastered hall building with steep gable roof, retracted polygonal choir and southern choir flank tower with steep stepped gable, flat-roofed nave and choir with net vault, mid-15th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-74 Catholic branch church St. Johannes
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Bachappen
Bachappen 9
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chapel Plastered gable roof, built between 1844 and 1846 D-1-86-143-75 chapel
Eberstetten
near Schweitenkirchener Straße
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chapel Brick building with saddle roof and triangular closure, neo-Gothic; 1869; with equipment D-1-86-143-76 chapel
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Eckersberg
In Eckersberg
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chapel Plastered saddle roof building with triangular closure and roof turret with pointed helmet, end of the 19th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-77 BW
Eja
In Eja
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Catholic Chapel of St. Mary Plastered gable roof building with triangular closure and roof turret with pointed helmet, flat roofed inside with slightly drawn-in choir room with stitch caps, in neo-Gothic forms, 1874; with equipment D-1-86-143-81 Catholic Chapel of St. Mary
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Eutenhofen
Eutenhofen 12
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Catholic branch church St. Stephan Plastered hall church with saddle roof, straight-closing, hipped choir and roof turret with onion hood, nave and choir flat-roofed, the core is late Romanesque, remodeling 18th century; with equipment

Cemetery walling, plastered brick wall, 18th / 19th centuries century

D-1-86-143-83 Catholic branch church St. Stephan
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Gittenbach
In Gittenbach
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Catholic branch church St. Maria Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, slightly drawn-in polygonal choir and southern choir flank tower with steep stepped gable, nave with flat ceiling over a hollow valley and choir with lancet vault, core 15th century, remodeling 18th and 19th centuries; with equipment D-1-86-143-88 Catholic branch church St. Maria
Göbelsbach
near Dorfstraße
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Catholic parish church of St. Vitus Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, retracted rectangular choir and northern choir flank tower with stepped gable, nave with lancet barrel and choir with cross vault, tower and choir 1430, nave 1713, 1922 extended to the west; with furnishings : altars from the second half of the 17th century, crescent moon Madonna (around 1520) and Madonna with baby Jesus from the 17th century. D-1-86-143-89 Catholic parish church of St. Vitus
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Göbelsbach
Dorfstraße 17
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Former rectory Two-storey, gable-independent steep saddle roof building with plaster structure, modified in the core in 1746, 1828 D-1-86-143-90 BW
Griesbach
Griesbach 2; Griesbach 4
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Catholic branch church St. Petrus Unplastered brick building with steep gable roof and eastern choir tower with gable roof, nave with wooden ceiling and retracted choir with mesh vault, tower ground floor 13th century, nave and tower top 14th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-91 Catholic branch church St. Petrus
Gundamsried
near Straßhofer Straße
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Catholic parish church of St. Germanus Plastered steep saddle roof building with eastern choir tower with steep stepped gable, nave with flat ceiling over cove and choir with ribbed vault, nave around 1200, choir tower 15th century, nave extension 1931; with equipment : three altars from the 19th century, classicist pulpit and late Gothic carved figures. D-1-86-143-92 Catholic parish church of St. Germanus
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Haimpertshofen
Lutzenzell
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Wayside chapel Plastered gable roof on the eaves side, groin vaulted inside, around 1840 D-1-86-143-95 BW
Haimpertshofen
Wimmerweg 2
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Catholic branch church St. Stephan Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, retracted polygonal choir and southern choir flank tower with onion dome, nave with stuccoed flat ceiling over hollow and choir with net vault, nave in the core 14th century, choir end of 15th century, baroque redesign 18th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-94 Catholic branch church St. Stephan
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Hotmanning
near Weinstrasse
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chapel Plastered saddle roof building, marked "1865"; with equipment D-1-86-143-96 BW
Holzried
Holzried 3
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Small farmhouse Ground floor, eaves-sided gred roof building with gable-sided parlor porch, first third of the 19th century D-1-86-143-97 BW
Kleinreichertshofen
In Kleinreichertshofen; Kleinreichertshofen 2
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Catholic branch church St. Ulrich Plastered hall church with saddle roof, slightly drawn-in polygonal choir and northern choir flank tower with octagonal top and onion dome, nave with flat ceiling over a hollow and choir with lance-cap barrel, 13/14 in the core. Century, tower 1710, nave extension to the west 19th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-98 Catholic branch church St. Ulrich
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Menzenbach
In Menzenbach; Menzenbach 4
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Catholic branch church St. Petrus Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, polygonal choir closure and slightly recessed tower adjoining the choir to the south-east with octagonal top and onion dome, nave with wooden ceiling and choir with net vault, Gothic core, redesigns in the 17th and 20th centuries; with equipment D-1-86-143-100 Catholic branch church St. Petrus
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Niederscheyern
Scheyerer Weg 3
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Catholic Curate Church of the Annunciation Plastered hall church with steep gable roof, retracted polygonal choir with buttresses and northern choir flank tower with octagonal top and onion dome with lantern, nave with needle cap barrel and decorative ribs and choir with net vault, tower ground floor around 1300, choir and nave 1433, Baroque style 17th / 18th century. Century, tower tower and hood around 1700, regotisation 1892; with equipment D-1-86-143-101 Catholic Curate Church of the Annunciation
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Riedhof
near Riedhof
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chapel Plastered saddle roof building with retracted, semicircular choir and roof turret with onion dome, interior with flat ceiling over a cove and Lourdes grotto in the choir, inscribed "1910"; with equipment D-1-86-143-102 BW
Riedhof
Riedhof 10
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Mortar sculpture of Saint Leonhard with horses By Bartholomäus Ostermair, around 1870/90; at the farm building D-1-86-143-103 BW
Heptagons
at heptagons 8
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Court chapel Plastered saddle roof building with a small vestibule, 18th century D-1-86-143-104 BW
Streitdorf
Streitdorf 6, at the western end of the village
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Wayside shrine Plastered brick building with a gable roof; 18./19. century D-1-86-143-106 Wayside shrine
Streitdorf
In Streitdorf
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Local chapel Plastered gable roof construction with triangular closure, stepped gable cover and brick bell cage, second. Half of the 19th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-105 Local chapel
Walkersbach
Kirchberg 2
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Catholic parish church of St. Martin Plastered saddle roof building with arched frieze, choir tower with pointed helmet and eastern sacristy annex, flat-roofed nave and choir with star vault, the core probably late Romanesque, 14th / 15th century. Century, late Gothic choir, second half of the 15th century, changed in the 18th century; with furnishings : three altars from the third quarter of the 18th century, late Gothic figures of St. Wolfgang and St. Nicholas ; Pulpit (around 1700). D-1-86-143-115 Catholic parish church of St. Martin
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Weihern at
the property at Burgfriedenstrasse 50
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Landmark Tuff, marked "1689" D-1-86-143-116 BW
Weingarten
In Weingarten
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Court chapel Plastered gable roof building with semicircular choir apse, 18th / 19th centuries Century; with equipment D-1-86-143-117 BW
Weingarten
In Weingarten, by the court chapel
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Place-name sign Cast iron; last quarter of the 19th century D-1-86-143-118 BW
Zierlmühle
Hausacker
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chapel Plastered saddle roof building, 18th century; with equipment D-1-86-143-119 chapel
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Zweckhof
Zweckhof 1
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Field chapel Plastered gable roof on the eaves side, barrel vaulted, 19./20. century D-1-86-143-120 Field chapel

Former architectural monuments

This section lists objects that were previously entered in the list of monuments.

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Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Hauptplatz 7
( location )
Residential and commercial building With a rich neo-renaissance facade, inscribed "1892"

Monument property expired because only the original facade is left. In 1973 the building was rebuilt while retaining only the facade. Justification of the BLfD: The facade design alone does not constitute a monument property within the meaning of Article 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (DSchG) .

D-1-86-143-14 Residential and commercial building
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Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Scheyerer Straße 28
( location )
Residential building In the late Maximilian style, with facade structure and arched windows, after 1865

The status of a monument is no longer valid, as elements relevant to the monument were removed from the inside of the building through a modernization in the 1970s. Justification of the BLfD: The facade design alone does not constitute a monument property within the meaning of Article 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (DSchG) .

D-1-86-143-65 BW
Affalterbach
Ringstrasse 5
( location )
Farmhouse One storey with gred roof and rounded corners, mid-19th century D-1-86-143-73 BW
Gundamsried
Hinterer Bergweg 1
( location )
Farmhouse Single-storey central stable with gred roof and old windows, around 1830/50 BW
Tegernbach
on the road to Thierham ( coordinates are missing! Help me . )
Wayside shrine 19th century D-1-86-143-110
Uttenhofen
Geisenfelder Straße 12
( location )
Farmhouse Mid 19th century D-1-86-143-112 BW
Uttenhofen
Schmädelstraße 27
( location )
Farmhouse Single-storey central stable with gred roof and later gable, first half of the 19th century D-1-86-143-114 Farmhouse

Lost monuments

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

location object description File no. image
Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Auenstrasse 7
( location )
Residential and commercial building Built in 1860

(instead of the current car park)

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Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Hauptplatz 18
( coordinates are missing! Help us. )
Inn Gasthof zum Sigl, built in 1814 after Brand.

Demolished in spring 2010 and replaced by a new building.

Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Münchner Strasse 7
( location )
Community center Two-storey, eaves-sided saddle roof building with mezzanine and profiled cornice, 1881, renewed.

Demolished in 2015 and replaced by a new building.

D-1-86-143-56 Community center
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Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Sonnenstrasse 5
( location )
Former home Small house with tail gable, 18th / 19th centuries century BW

See also

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 monument property - 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 or 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

  • Jolanda Drexler-Herold, Angelika Wegener-Hüssen: Landkreis Pfaffenhofen ad Ilm (= Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation [Hrsg.]: Monuments in Bavaria . Volume I.19 ). Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich 1992, ISBN 3-87490-570-5 , p. 148-201 .

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Manfred Hailer: Manfred Hailer: At 4.10 p.m. the last section of the wall fell . In: Pfaffenhofener Kurier from April 15, 2010