List of architectural monuments in the city center (Düsseldorf)

The list of architectural monuments in Stadtmitte (Düsseldorf) contains the listed buildings in the area of Düsseldorf-Stadtmitte , district 1, in North Rhine-Westphalia . These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Düsseldorf; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Architectural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Dreischeibenhaus	August-Thyssen-Strasse 1		1959-1960	22 Mar 1988	A 1110
more pictures	Luis School	Bastionstrasse 24, Kasernenstrasse 30		1904-1907, 1911 ff.	July 18, 1984	A 658
more pictures	Stahlhof	Bastionstrasse 39		1906-1908	Aug 10, 1983	A 403
	Bank building	Breite Strasse 25	(Facades)	1911, 1912, 1924	Dec. 19, 1989	A 1200
more pictures	"Rheinisches Palais", administration building	Breite Strasse 27		1909	06 Sep 1984	A 696
	Mute house	Breite Strasse 67, 69		1922-1925	Aug 10, 1983	A 404
more pictures		Carl-Theodor-Strasse 1	In 1921 the building for the telegraph and telecommunications office of the Oberpostdirektion Düsseldorf , with its headquarters on Haroldstrasse at the time, was built. The former telecommunications office, the north side of which is a listed building, was attached to the GAP 15 office building from 2005, consisting of a 90 meter high-rise building and the addition of the 5th floor to the old building. Both parts of the building are connected to one another by a glazed passage and a glass roof, which virtually hovers over the building from 1921.	1921	Aug 29, 1986	A 994
more pictures	Residential building	Charlottenstrasse 7	Art Nouveau residential development, architect: Heinrich Scherrer	1900-1901	0June 9, 2015	A 1648
more pictures	Residential building	Goltsteinstrasse 15/16	Architect: Max Wöhler in the architecture office Kayser & von Großheim	1899	Nov 19, 1982	A 251
	Residential building	Goltsteinstrasse 18	Architect: Josef Krons	1864	Nov 19, 1982	A 252
	Residential building	Goltsteinstrasse 19	Architect: Josef Krons	1864	Nov 19, 1982	A 253
	Residential building	Goltsteinstrasse 20	Architect: Josef Krons	1864	0Feb. 4, 1983	A 302
more pictures		Goltsteinstrasse 24, 25	Architect: Max Wöhler in the architecture office Kayser & von Großheim	1906	0Dec 3, 1982	A 285
more pictures	Playhouse	Gustaf-Gründgens-Platz 1		1965-1970	17th Mar 1998	A 1438
more pictures	Opera house	Heinrich-Heine-Allee 16a		1873-1875	0May 5, 1994	A 1297
more pictures	Wilhelm Marx House	Heinrich-Heine-Allee 53		1922-1924	0Dec 3, 1984	A 787
	Former State Archives	Josephinenstrasse 8	The building of the former State Archives was built in 1877 according to designs by the architect and Prussian construction officer Carl Adolf Krüger. The current administration building of the Ministry of Justice of North Rhine-Westphalia is a late classicist, simple brick building in grid construction from the successor to the Berlin Academy of Architecture .	1877	June 29, 1984	A 643
more pictures	Red house	Josephinenstrasse 9		1887-1888	Nov 14, 1984	A 748
more pictures	Rolled steel house	Kasernenstrasse 36		1938-1940	Nov. 30, 1993	A 1272
more pictures	Central Station	Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 14		1932-1936	Feb 12, 1985	A 850
more pictures		Königsallee 1, Kaufhof		1907-1909	0March 8 1985	A 865
more pictures	Parkhotel	Königsallee 1a		1901-1902	0Aug 7, 1990	A 1211
more pictures		Königsallee 4 / Schadowplatz 1	The building was built from 1924 to 1925 for the Darmstädter und Nationalbank at Königsallee 2/4 by the architects “ Carl Moritz und Albert Betten”.	1924-1925	0Apr 5, 1984	A 574
more pictures		Königsallee 10	The office and commercial building was built according to plans by the architect Fritz Niebel .	1910-1911	05th Mar 1984	A 557
	Hohenzollern House	Königsallee 14, 16	The 6-storey house with a row of shops is located on the renowned Königsallee in Düsseldorf and, in addition to the headquarters of the Hedwig and Robert Samuel Foundation , also houses the Wempe jeweler, a clothing manufacturer and an office space service provider. The architect was Hermann vom Endt for the cigar importer Robert Samuel, purveyor to the court of the Württemberg royal family of the Hohenzollern . Destroyed by an incendiary bomb during World War II, the Hohenzollern House was gradually renovated and expanded after the war. At the beginning of the 1980s, a complete renovation and the reconstruction of the historic roof took place. From 1991 to 1998 an oversized " Uecker nail" cut through the front of the Hohenzollernhaus at the corner of Blumenstrasse and Schadowstrasse.	1910-1911	Feb. 28, 1983	A 320
more pictures	Girardethaus	Königsallee 27 (formerly Kö 31 / Trinkausstraße 7)		1907-1908	0May 3, 1984	A 586
	former Lichtburg	Koenigsallee 40		1910	0Feb 4, 2004	A 1525
more pictures	Bank building	Königsallee 45	Architect Wilhelm Martens for the Düsseldorf branch of Bergisch-Märkischen Bank AG , the parent company of Deutsche Bank since 1914, which over the years had expanded the entire street block of Königsallee. The 140 meter long front to Königsallee from 45, 47, 49, 51, 53 to 55, as well as Breite Straße 20, 20a, 28 and 34 will be converted into a block of the “Kö-Quartier” in 2017/2018.	1905	May 25, 1983	A 364
	Residential and commercial building	Königsallee 46	The residential and commercial building was built by the architect Hermann vom Endt , whose owner was the art dealer Georg Paffrath (1847–1925) in 1914. The Paffrath Gallery has had its exhibition rooms here since then. The Steinberg family from Elberfeld had the fashion house of the same name on the ground floor, which is now a branch of the Douglas perfumery . The businessman Albert Steinberg died in 1929, his widow Anna Steinberg (born 1882 in Elberfeld) took over the management. In the night of the pogrom on November 10, 1938 , the shop and warehouse were badly damaged. Stolpersteine commemorate the Steinberg family at the former residential address Achenbachstrasse 74 .	1913-1914	0Dec. 7, 1984	A 321
more pictures	Facade of the Puricelli family house	Königsallee 49	The house at Königsallee 49 was built from 1905 to 1907 by the Munich architect Gabriel von Seidl for the art collector Elodie Puricelli , b. Clemens (1869–1948), built in the German Renaissance style on the street side in Brohler tuff. The facade decoration was created by the sculptors Georg Pezold and Heinrich Düll . In 1932 the building and its contents were auctioned. In 1975 the building at Königsallee 49, as well as 51, came into the possession of the Deutsche Bank. For office and factory equipment, a new building directly connected to the existing building was built opposite the rear façade (a crossbar to the Breite Straße 28 building). In the course of these new construction measures, the original buildings were also restored and refurbished. On the back, the “Kö-Quartier” will be built in 2017/2018.	1905-1907	0Dec. 7, 1984	A 802
more pictures	Schaurte house	Königsallee 51	The architect of the patrician building was Otto Engler , who also built the Carsch House , for the Neuss screw manufacturer Christian Schaurte († 1917). During the renovation of the Deutsche Bank corner building No. 53-55 on Bastionstrasse, the facade was integrated into the 7-storey new building of the post-war high-rise. On the back, the “Kö-Quartier” will be built in 2017/2018.	1906	0Dec. 7, 1984	A 803
more pictures	Görresgymnasium	Koenigsallee 57		1904-1906	0Sep 2 1985	A 918
	Complete area with moat and gardens	Königsallee o. No.		1803, early 20th century	Oct. 24, 1994	A 1323
	Tease fountain	Königsallee, Bastionstraße or no.		1907	Apr 21, 1994	A 1291
more pictures	Former press house	Martin-Luther-Platz 26		1924-1925	June 12, 1984	A 634
more pictures	Johanneskirche	Martin-Luther-Platz 39		1875-1881	June 16, 1983	A 379
more pictures	Ministry of Justice NRW	Martin-Luther-Platz 40	The three-wing, three-storey main building of today's Ministry of Justice was planned in the style of Berlin classicism by the architect and Prussian building official Carl Adolf Krüger based on sketches by Carl Ferdinand Busse and built as a district court building.	1856-1859	July 26, 1984	A 676
more pictures	Bismarck monument	Martin-Luther-Platz or No.		1899	0May 5, 1994	A 1298
more pictures	Kaiser Wilhelm I monument	Martin-Luther-Platz or No.		1896	05th May 1984	A 1299
more pictures	Ratinger Tor	Maximilian-Weyhe-Allee 1, 2		1811-1815	Apr. 27, 1983	A 348
more pictures	St. Mary's Conception	Oststrasse 42		1894-1896	Feb. 23, 1982	A 57
more pictures	House of the University of Düsseldorf	Schadowplatz 14	The palace for the then Niederrheinische Bank at Schadowplatz 14 (originally house number 12) was built in 1896/1897 according to plans by the architects Heinrich Kayser and Karl von Großheim. The Düsseldorf architect Max Wöhler was in charge of the execution . In 2011 the Van Meeteren Foundation acquired it , had the building redesigned by the architect Volker Weuthen (HPP office), and left the palace to the Heinrich Heine University of Düsseldorf as its information and event center for Düsseldorf citizens.	1896-1897	June 14, 1982	A 117
	Saline fountain	Formerly Schadowplatz or No.	“Thirty branches of the saltworks with approx. 400 water bowls made of bronze with gold-plated edges allow water to flow into the circular fountain bowl with a diameter of 4.85 m. Almost every bowl has a differently shaped water drain, so that the water drips like a real saline. The water flows off through the three-winged bronze collecting grid, which is also perforated. The axis of vision is the centrally arranged saltworks structure on two branches. It grows extremely in height compared to the laterally rising three-branch. "( Rita Schulze Vohren :) The city of Düsseldorf designed the water fountain by the sculptor Max Kratz , which stood on Schadowplatz until 2011, and after it was dismantled it was painstakingly restored and stored for 50,000 euros. He had stood on the transition from Schadowplatz to Jan-Wellem-Platz, where the Libeskind buildings were built.	1964-1965	13 Mar 2009	A 1580
more pictures	Schadow monument	Schadowplatz or no.	The Schadow monument, a classicist bronze portrait bust (2 1/3 natural size) created by the sculptor August Wittig , was erected in 1869 on Schadowplatz on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the art academy . The honor is given to Friedrich Wilhelm von Schadow , co-founder of the Düsseldorf School of Painting and director of the Royal Art Academy in Düsseldorf from 1826 to 1859, which he shaped for over three decades. On November 3, 1943, the bust was damaged by bombs. After dismantling on August 24, 1963 due to the construction work on Jan-Wellem-Platz, the monument was restored and re-erected in the context of the redesign of Schadow-Platz into a pedestrian zone on November 17, 1964 in the vicinity of the previous installation site. The bust has a weight of approx. 125 kg.	1869	Apr 21, 1994	A 1292
more pictures	Residential house Stephanienstraße 15	Stephanienstraße 15		1904	Oct 15, 1998	A 1446
	Peacock studio house	Stephanienstraße 26		1956-1958	23 Sep 1996	A 1402
more pictures	Hotel "Roman Emperor"	Stresemannstrasse 26 (formerly Steinstrasse 70)		1903-1904	December 17, 1984	A 822
	Residential building with shop	Stresemannstrasse 29 (formerly Steinstrasse 67)	Architect: Fritz Hofmeister , according to whose plans the Tietz department store at Schadowstrasse 43/45 was built in 1899 .	1902	July 18, 1985	A 906
more pictures	Residential building with shop	Stresemannstrasse 31 (formerly Steinstrasse 69)	Architect: Fritz Hofmeister	1902	May 16, 1991	A 1007
more pictures	Residential building with shop	Stresemannstrasse 33 (formerly Steinstrasse 71)	Architect: Fritz Hofmeister	1902	May 16, 1991	A 1008
more pictures	Residential house at Stresemannstrasse 45, during renovation	Stresemannstrasse 45 map	Housing and settlement construction of the neo-renaissance, architect: Heinrich Scherrer	1900-1901	14 Mar 2016	A 1654
more pictures	St. Elisabeth Church	Vinzenzplatz 1		1909-1910	June 21, 1993	A 1264
more pictures	Residential building	Worringer Strasse 61		1894	0Feb 9, 1993	A 1256
more pictures	Former city fortifications, information board on Paul-Klee-Platz				0Aug 4, 2008	A 1491

Former architectural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	centipede	Jan-Wellem-Platz or no.	Elevated road	1961–1962	Dec 13, 1993	1275

Web links

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

• List of monuments of the city of Düsseldorf - Stadtmitte district

Individual evidence

1. ^ Rüdiger Kwade: KÖ-Quartier, Königsallee, Stadtmitte , auf Neues aus Düsseldorf, a private collection of planned, under construction and completed buildings in and around Düsseldorf, accessed on November 9, 2017
2. ↑ Königsallee 46, (owner Paffrath, Georg, Jacobistr. 14a) Georg Paffrath painting exhibition and art dealership; Steinberg, Herm., Women's clothing store , in address book for the municipality of Düsseldorf, 1915, III. Part, p. 233
3. ↑ Hermann Steinberg had his main office in Elberfeld, the merchant Albert Steinberg (born 1884) ran the women's fashion store at Königsallee 46.
4. ↑ d: cult

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