List of architectural monuments in Sulzbach / Saar

In the list of architectural monuments in Sulzbach / Saar , all architectural monuments of the Saarland city Sulzbach / Saar and its districts Altenwald, Brefeld, Neuweiler, Schnappach and Sulzbach are listed. The basis is the sub-monuments list of the Saarbrücken regional association of the Saarland monuments list of December 16, 2013 and the current version of August 9, 2017.

location	designation	description
Location at the train station	Morgue of the miners' hospital	The morgue of the miners' hospital is the only remaining building of the old miners' hospital in Sulzbach, along with the nurses' home. It was built in 1906.
Location at the train station	Sulzbach station	Today's station was built in 1938/39 in place of a half-timbered building in clinker construction. The wooden ceiling in the interior of the entrance hall is listed.
At the cemetery 14/15 location	Workers house	Built around 1905
At the monastery 6 location	Catholic rectory	The monumental rectory was built by Peter Marx together with the church between 1927 and 1929 .
At the monastery 6 location	Catholic parish church of All Saints	Due to mountain damage to the old church, planning for a new building began in 1892. The plans were drawn up by the architect Peter Marx from Trier. However, it was only built between 1927 and 1929. The outside of the church is dominated by a mighty bell tower with raised arches over a rectangular choir. The interior of the church is exceptionally bright, as the choir is lit through the vault from bright windows in the tower. The high central nave is supported by a ribbed barrel vault, the lower aisles of the basilica are separated from the central nave by arcades.
At the Kreuzgraben location	Catholic branch church St. Pius	From the time of mining in Brefeld, only the official houses of the mine, which were built until 1919, and today's Catholic branch church St. Pius am Kreuzgraben have been preserved. The church was originally built in 1898/99 as a horse stable for the Brefeld mine, but the inside was converted into a church in 1958/59. The elongated sandstone block building can only be recognized as a church from the outside through the roof turret with cross.
On the enamel location	Ev. Parish church	The Evangelical Church in Sulzbach was built by C. Rüger between 1852 and 1854 and rebuilt and expanded by Heinrich Güth in 1897/98 . It is considered to be the first church building in neo-Gothic style on the Saar. The interior of the narrow, elongated building is dominated by an L-shaped gallery on consoles and pillars.
Bayernstrasse 16 location	Director's villa	Built around the turn of the century
Railway shaft location	Colliery house of the Altenwald mine	From the former Altenwald mine, only the gatekeeper and weighing house for deputation coal and the colliery house with outbuildings have been preserved. The elongated building of the mine house from around 1890 faces the street with the richly decorated gable. The six-axis side of the street is illuminated by twin windows and a gate, the middle axes also have windows on the first floor. The axes are separated from one another by pilasters , and a frieze runs along the edge of the roof. While the masonry was made of red bricks, the frieze and pilasters are made of lighter beige stone.
Feldstrasse 38 location	Villa Salm	The villa was built in 1898 by Ernst Simon for Bernhard Salm.
Friedrichsthaler Strasse 3 location	Operating building of the Friedrichsthal freight yard with office and living quarters and warehouse, around 1900
Gärtnerstrasse 12 location	Old high school	The old grammar school was built between 1906 and 1908 in the neo-renaissance style. After all classes had moved to a building in Quierschieder Weg in the mid-1980s, the building became the headquarters of the Sulzbach police station. In 2008 the auditorium in the west wing was converted into an event location.
Goethestrasse o. No., Hall 15, parcel 1/51 location	Neuweiler water tower	Built around 1969
Grubenstrasse location	Catholic parish church Herz-Jesu	The Church of the Heart of Jesus was built in the neo-Gothic style in 1910/11 according to plans by the Saarbrücken architect Moritz Gombert . The bell tower attached to the north side of the Balika and built into the side aisle is striking. The wood-carved high altar by cathedral builder Ludwig Becker from 1930 is well worth seeing .
Hühnerfelder Strasse 53 location	Railway house with farm building	Built around 1905
In the hollow position	Appolt funerary chapel	The gothic chapel with a semicircular apse, built around 1900, was built around 1900 for the Appolt family and served as a burial place for the family.
In the hollow 2 / 2a position	Appolt's mansion, semi-detached house	The baroque building with twelve window axes, built in 1792, served between 1830 and 1908 as a mansion for the Appolt entrepreneurial family, who ran a blue factory in Sulzbach .
Lazarettstrasse 1 location	Nurses 'home of the miners' hospital	The nurses 'home of the former miners' hospital was built in 1845.
Marktstrasse 1 location	Residential and commercial building	Built in 1893
Martin-Luther-Straße o. No. (after No. 22), hallway 18, parcel 40/30 location	Catholic Church of St. Hildegard	The church was built between 1954 and 1957 according to plans by the architect Gottfried Böhm . In 1999 the bell ringing in the tower was stopped, in 2005 the bell tower was demolished because it was dilapidated. Böhm designed a new tower that was built in 2009. The campanile consists of an open steel structure on the forecourt.
Martin-Luther-Strasse 57 location	Neuweiler Hof	The Neuweiler Hof was built in 1723 as a farmhouse. It has served as a restaurant since 1840. The hall of the restaurant dates from 1898.
Martin-Luther-Strasse 70 location	House Veit	The house was built in 1970/71 by the architect Peter Lüth for the Veit family.
Mellinweg 14 location	Barracks / dormitory of the Mellin mine	Some buildings of the daytime facilities of the Mellin mine are still preserved, but only the sleeping quarters are under monument protection. It was built in 1920, but served as a mountain school from 1929.
Mühlenstrasse 4 location	Salzherrenhaus	The salt mansion was built around 1730 after Joseph Todesco from Hesse took over the salt extraction plant in the Sulzbachtal. The baroque building now serves as the seat of the Sulzbach cultural office.
Mühlenstrasse 6-10 location	Salt fountain house of the Sulzbacher Saline	Like the Salzherrenhaus, the Salzbrunnenhaus was built around 1730 after Joseph Todesco took over the salt production. Todesco had an unadorned functional building built above the fountain from 1564, which today serves as an event room.
Richard-Wagner-Strasse no. (Between no. 23 and no. 27), hall 7, parcel 674, location	Water tower with outbuildings	Built in 1977
Schlachthofstrasse 11 location	Administration building	That of the slaughterhouse was built in 1898/99 and also housed the official apartments for the slaughterhouse director and the veterinarian.
Schlachthofstrasse 11 location	Slaughterhouse of the slaughterhouse	All that remains of the former slaughterhouse is the large slaughterhouse with a tower structure, which was built in 1898/99 as a brick building in the historicizing style. In 1997/1998 the building was refurbished in accordance with listed buildings and a modern porch was added.
St. Ingberter Straße 20 location	Chapel of the St. Anna retirement home	The chapel of the old people's home was built between 1962 and 1965.
Sulzbachtalstraße location	Ensemble Sulzbachtalstrasse	The Sulzbachtalstraße ensemble consists mainly of residential and commercial buildings that were built between 1875 and 1910.
		Sulzbachtalstraße 62, residential and commercial building, around 1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 68, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstrasse 70, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 72, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 74, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 76, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 77, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 78, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 79, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 80, residential and commercial building, around 1875–80 (individual monument)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 81, town hall (single monument): The town hall consists of two buildings: The older late classical building was built in 1867. In 1903/04 the town hall received a four-storey extension in the Renaissance style with a richly structured sandstone facade. From 1868 the building was the seat of the Magistrate's Court, from 1878 the District Court.
		Sulzbachtalstraße 82, residential and commercial building, around 1875, heightened around 1890 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 83, town hall school, elementary school, (individual monument): The former elementary school now serves as a vocational training center. The four-storey elementary school is a mighty building with gable-crowned corner projections, clinker brick facades and stone structure. The building was erected in the neo-Renaissance style in 1901/02 and 1904/05. Today the commercial vocational training center is housed here.
		Sulzbachtalstraße 84, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 85, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 88, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 90, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 91, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 92, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 93, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 94, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 95, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
		Sulzbachtalstraße 96, residential and commercial building, 1875–1910 (part of the ensemble)
Sulzbachtalstraße 40 location	Villa Vopelius	The villa in neoclassical style was built in 1837 on an approximately square floor plan. In 1864 the two-storey building was extended by two side wings. Today only one side wing remains, which was shortened at the front due to the expansion of the Sulzbachtalstraße.
Sulzbachtalstraße 104/106 location	Residential and commercial building	Built around 1900
Sulzbachtalstraße 105/107 location	Residential and commercial building	Built in 1896
Sulzbachtalstraße 116/118 location	Residential and commercial building	The residential and commercial building was built by Albert Eichbaum around 1905.
Sulzbachtalstraße 203 location	Protestant church	The Protestant church was built between 1891 and 1893 as a prayer room in neo-Romanesque style. In 1894 the brick building received a choir. A tower was built in 1896/97. The tower suffered extreme inclination as a result of the pits being lowered.
Sulzbachtalstraße 264 location	Humboldt School	The building consists of three brick buildings. In the north is the older school building, built around 1900. The middle main building, built in 1907, is three-story and has five window axes on the street side and seven on the courtyard side. The entrance portal is located in a central projectile. South of the main building is the former home of the headmaster.
Vopeliusstraße 2 location	District Court	The facade of the building erected in 1913 is based on baroque palace buildings of the 17th and 18th centuries. Century. The protruding middle part of the building with rusticated plinth on the ground and first floors and a mighty portal is striking. On the 2nd and 3rd floors a central projecting protrudes slightly, which is crowned by a gable. The windows of the risalit on the 2nd floor are highlighted by mighty frames and richly decorated roofs.
Vopeliusstraße 11 location	Residential building	The villa was built in 1909 by an architect Schmidt as the director's residence for the grammar school opposite.
To the Tannenburg location	Workshop building	The workshop building of the mine counter site of the Altenwald mine was built in the last quarter of the 19th century or in the first quarter of the 20th century.