List of architectural monuments in Wallerfangen

In the list of architectural monuments in Wallerfangen , all architectural monuments of the Saarland community Wallerfangen are listed according to their districts. The basis is the publication of the state monuments list in the Saarland official gazette of December 22, 2004 and the current sub-monuments list of the Saarlouis district in the version of August 9, 2017.

Bedersdorf

location	designation	description	image
Margarethenstrasse location	Catholic Church of St. Margaretha	The simple hall building was built in 1732 and expanded in 1776. Behind the nave there is a tower with Romanesque elements, but it dates from the beginning of the 19th century. The nave with corner cuboids has 4 window axes with arched windows. The retracted choir has a window axis. The baroque portal framed by pilasters is closed off by an entablature with a round arch. There is a cross above it. The painting of the church dates from 1954.
Margarethenstrasse location	Kreuzkapelle, war memorial chapel, wayside cross	The small chapel is an open building with a small gable roof. You enter the chapel via a round arch. Inside there is a small altar with a crucifixion group. It was built at the beginning of the 19th century and after the Second World War it was converted into a memorial for the victims of war and tyranny.

Düren

location	designation	description
Brunnenstrasse 2 location	Borrenhaus (fountain house)	The house dates from around 1810/20
Schlossstrasse location	Castle Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes	The Liebfrauenkirche is a new building from the years 1884 to 1886 and was built according to a design by Carl Friedrich Müller. The small hall church was built in the neo-Gothic style and has two window axes. The portal with a pointed arch sits under a small rose window. A gable rider with a bell sits above it. The interior is subdivided by two bays with ribbed vaults. The choir with a straight end also has a ribbed vault and houses a neo-Gothic high altar. The painting of the church dates from 1955.
Schlossstrasse 22 (after) Lage	Wayside cross, war memorial	The wayside cross dates from the second half of the 19th century.
Schlossstrasse 31 location	Castle with farm buildings and enclosing walls	The seven-axis plastered building with a mansard roof was built by Johann Baptist de Bely for Claude Ignace de Bely around 1760. In the middle axis of the baroque building is the portal with an outside staircase. The high wall made of rubble stones and the farm buildings are also under monument protection. The structure rises above a narrow base. The facade is structured by cornices and corner pilasters. Arched segment windows with an accentuated keystone form the window axes. The portal has a skylight with a flat round arch.

Gisingen

location	designation	description
To Scheidberg 9 location	Farmhouse	Built around 1730
Zum Scheidberg 11 location	Farmhouse (today "Haus Saargau")	The Lothringerhaus was built in 1730 as a typical farmhouse for the region. It is a classic single house with a living area, barn and stable. Above the second floor there is a jamb floor with small windows. Today the house is the seat of the Lorraine Farm Museum.
Zum Scheidberg 30 location	Farmhouse	Built in the 18th century, remodeled in the 19th century
To Scheidberg 32 location	Farmhouse	Built in the 18th century

Him

location	designation	description
Coordinates are missing at the Hirnberg ! Help.	Wayside cross	Erected in 1838
At the Hohberg location	Catholic Church of St. Hubertus	The oldest part of the church is the Romanesque or Gothic tower, which was restored in 1616. The nave dates from 1726 to 1732 and was extended in 1836. The hall church has a rectangular choir. The flat ceiling with paintings and stucco elements is supported on the long sides by covings. The church is richly decorated with paintings and figures, as well as baroque altars and a baroque pulpit.
Mühlenweg coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	Erected in 1719, remodeled in 1954
Rothweg coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	Erected in 1839
Weinbachstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	Erected in the 18th century, remodeled in 1918
To the Hatzenbüsch 3 position	Farmhouse	Built in 1804
To the Hatzenbüsch 3 (at) location	Wayside cross	Built in 1716, remodeled in 1818
To the Hatzenbüsch 19 location	Farmhouse with barrel vault in the basement house	The farmhouse was built in the 18th century and rebuilt in 1920/40.
Zum Hatzenbüsch 21 location	Residential stable house	Built in the 18th century

Ittersdorf

location	designation	description
Saarlouiser Strasse location	Catholic Church of St. Martin	From the original church building from the first quarter of the 18th century, only a yoke of the nave and the east tower have survived. The current building was built in 1927/28 according to plans by the Trier architect Peter Marx. The pseudo basilica is spanned in the central nave by a barrel vault with a mesh structure, as is the rectangular choir with apse, in which there is space for a high altar. The portal with the dwarf building that forms the gable of the nave is striking. Here, three simple sandstone-framed portals are placed side by side, the semicircular skylight of which is significantly shorter than the width of the doors.
Saarlouiser Strasse 1 location	Mayor's office, residential and school building	Built in 1882
Saarlouiser Strasse 68 location	Farmhouse	Built in the 18th century, built around 1850.
Saarlouiser Straße 93 (at) Lage	Wayside cross	Erected in 1838
Villinger Straße coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	Erected in 1870/80

Leidingen

location	designation	description	image
Kirchenstrasse location	Catholic Church of St. Remigius	The oldest part of the church is the tower, the lower part of which dates from 1530 and shows a ribbed vault on the ground floor. The hall construction dates back to 1742. In the same year the tower was given its current dome. On the gable side, a simple baroque portal, above three arched windows and a small rose window. On the opposite front side built-on choir with a three-sided end. On the long sides, the flat ceiling merges into the walls with three axes via a hollow. The walls of the choir room and the floor are designed with colored tiles.

Oberlimberg

location	designation	description	image
Dorfstrasse 4 location	Meierhof	The two-storey plastered eaves building was built in the first quarter of the 19th century and still shows baroque elements. The 15 window axes are interrupted in the third and last axis by a round arched door with a round window above. In the twelfth axis is the entrance door with a profiled frame and straight roof with a cross in a rectangular field.

Ramming catch

location	designation	description
Landstrasse 4 location	Dusard de Vigneulle castle, manor house with farm buildings, surrounding wall	The mansion is a simple plastered building with five axes with upright rectangular windows. On the upper floor, a cornice under the windows and a cornice above divide the facade. The house was built in the second half of the 18th century and redesigned in 1857. The surrounding wall is interrupted by a gate with pilasters and a blown gable.
Weingartstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Wash fountain, around 1850 (individual monument)	The wash fountain was built around 1850 and is fed from its own spring. The simple building is vaulted inside by a barrel vault made of sandstone.
Weingartstrasse 12 location	House chapel St. Hubertus	Built in 1736
Weingartstrasse 12 (near) Lage	Chapel with crucifixion group	The chapel was built in 1854, the crucifixion group dates from the 18th century.

St. Barbara

location	designation	description	image
Schlossbergstrasse location	Emilianus tunnel	The Emilianus tunnel is part of a Roman copper mine on the steep slope of the Saargau and dates from the 2nd / 3rd centuries. Century AD. The extracted copper was probably used to make Wallerfanger blue . The mine consists of a lower and an upper tunnel, which are connected by shafts.

Catfish catch

location	designation	description
Alicenstrasse / Louisenstrasse location	Ensemble Adolphshöhe	The entrepreneur and MP Nicolas Adolphe de Galhau was mayor of Wallerfangen from 1850 until his death in 1889. During this time, he drove forward the urban development of the community. The improvement of the school conditions in Wallerfangen was particularly important to him. From 1860 he had an urban expansion built on the family's own property in the south of the village. The center was a new town hall with a fairground and three school houses. Construction began in 1864 and was completed in 1874.
		Alicenstraße 2, school with teacher's apartment, 1864/74 (individual monument)
		Alicenstraße 4, school, 1864/74 (single monument)
		Louisenstrasse, former town hall (individual monument): The single-storey plastered building was erected in 1874. The building has seven axes, the middle one being designed as an entrance portal. Short wings protrude from both ends of the core structure. A roof turret with a clock and a high pointed helmet sits in the center of the gable roof. A color-contrasting corner block and ceramic friezes decorate the building. The friezes encircle the structure and form the upper frames of the windows.
		Louisenstrasse 3, school, 1864/74
Hauptstrasse / Schlachthausweg / Wallstrasse location	Ensemble of Papen Palace and Park	Gut Niederhoffen was located here as early as the 15th century. In 1830 it went to the de Galhau family. Nicolas Adolphe de Galhau had the existing buildings demolished in 1862 and built a new manor. From 1864 the garden architect Seitz was commissioned to create a 25 hectare park in the English style. In 1905 the property came into the possession of the later Chancellor Franz von Papen through marriage . The castle was destroyed in 1944. Only the former farm buildings are preserved.
		Hauptstraße 11, three-wing farm building, 1863 (individual monument)
		Hauptstrasse 11, English Park, 1864 by Seitz (individual monument)
		Hauptstraße 11, smokehouse, 19th century (part of the ensemble)
		Hauptstraße 11, Hühnerhaus, around 1862 (part of the ensemble)
		Hauptstraße 11, nursery, 4th quarter of the 19th century (part of the ensemble)
		Hauptstraße 11, gatehouse, 4th quarter of the 19th century (part of the ensemble)
		Schlachthausweg 3, outbuilding and market garden, around 1830 (part of the ensemble)
		Wallstraße 2, outbuilding, 4th quarter of the 19th century (part of the ensemble)
Gartenstrasse 2 location	former synagogue , today the New Apostolic Church	When the original synagogue, built in 1838, stood in the way of a company expansion of the Wallerfanger operation of the Villeroy and Boch company, the company took over the costs for a new synagogue, which was built in 1892 at the current location. Due to the reduced number of Jewish community members, the synagogue was abandoned before 1935 and initially used as a warehouse. In 1945 the building was returned to the Saar synagogue community. In 1950 the synagogue building was leased by the New Apostolic Church and purchased in 1956. Since then it has been the center of the New Apostolic Church Community of Wallerfangen. The small hall building with a flat saddle brook had a small apse on the east side in which the Torah shrine rested. On the long side are two window axes with arched windows. The original entrance was on the front under an arched window. It has since been relocated, the window has been retained. The plastered building is decorated with corner blocks.
Hauptstrasse 1 location	former station reception building	The two-story brick building with a gable roof was built in 1897. Arched windows are installed on the ground floor and straight windows on the first floor. The sills are supported by consoles. A cornice in the facade separates the first and second floors.
Hauptstrasse 12 location	Villa Fayence with three-wing farm building	The three-storey villa was built in 1834/35 on a square floor plan. The three-story structure rises above a high basement with a cornice. The second floor is designed as a mezzanine . The windows on the first floor are connected by a cornice and have a straight, profiled roof. All windows are provided with a profiled frame.
Hauptstraße 26 / corner Villeroystraße Lage	Goldener Schwan guest house with facilities	Built in 1897, demolished in 2011
Hauptstrasse 30 location	House with stable extension,	The simple two-storey building with four axes was erected around 1750 and is crowned by a mansard hipped roof. A stable extension with a gable roof has since been expanded.
Hauptstrasse 32 location	Residential house with outbuildings	The two-storey plastered building on the eaves was erected in 1739. The baroque building has a hipped mansard roof. The storeys are separated by cornices, corner pilaster strips loosen up the structure optically. Segmental arches close off the straight windows at the top, the mansard windows have triangular gables. The entrance is framed with a profile. A rectangular field with an oval window sits above a straight roof.
Hauptstrasse 58 and 60 location	Villeroy Castle, outbuildings and farm buildings	The high single-storey brick building was erected in the second half of the 20th century and is structured by a sandstone corner block and a cornice. The rusticated basement has small rectangular windows. The doors are in the middle of the three axes on the street side. The curved mansard roof with support beams protruding from the eaves is striking.
Hauptstrasse 63 location	Villeroy de Galhau Castle, outbuildings, wall with gate, garden and park, orangery, greenhouse, vegetable garden with wall, gardener's house, shed, porter's house, coach house	The two-storey residential palace was built in 1794 for Lasalle de Bombon en Brie. An extension was built on the north side in the middle of the 19th century. The outbuildings date from around 1850. The castle is strictly structured. A central projection with five window axes accommodates the portal in the middle. Above it is a balcony with a wrought-iron railing, covered with consoles. The two recessed parts of the building each accommodate three window axes. The upright rectangular windows are separated by colored wall surfaces. Wide corner pilasters emphasize the dimensions of the building. A wide eaves cornice closes off the structure at the top, a high basement floor was created below. Cassettes separate the windows vertically.
House Sonnental o. No. Corridor 27, parcel 46/1	St. Michael Youth Church	Built in 1965 by Karl Rösinger (Wadgassen)
Hof Limberg location	so-called footfalls	Remains of Stations of the Cross, designed by Pierrar de Corail and his students from 1722–1727, desecrated by revolutionary activists during the French Revolution
Hof Limberg location	Crucifixion group	Commissioned by Louis Villeroy in 1840
Hof Limberg location	Pilgrimage chapel	Built in 1827
Hof Limberg location	Manor house, farm buildings, wells, paths	Built in 1827
Hospitalstrasse 5 location	St. Nicholas Hospital with hospital chapel	The hospital was built between 1883 and 1885. The elongated T-shaped building has a central projection with five window axes, of which the central one protrudes separately. A small chapel was added to the north gable. The neo-Romanesque chapel has four window axes and a round window in the choir, which is closed on three sides. Walls and ceilings are richly painted. The yokes are formed by ribbed vaults.
Hospitalstrasse 5 location	Black lock	The castle was built in 1843 by Count Guilleminot and later acquired by the de Galhau family. It became the children's home of the Adolphe von Galhausschen Sophienstiftung.
Saarstrasse location	Salmshaus	Five-axis, two-story plastered building. The current house was built as a Halfenhaus in the first half of the 19th century.
Villeroystrasse location	Catholic Church of St. Catherine and St. Barbara	St. Katharina and St. Barbara was built in 1862 according to designs by the architect Franz Georg Himpler. In 1977/78 the church was restored. The gallery was expanded and the choir rebuilt with a three-sided end. The neo-Gothic basilica is divided into a central nave and two lower aisles with five bays with ribbed vaults. The central and side aisles are separated by pointed arches.
Villeroystraße 3 location	Fabvier Castle or Old Castle	The Fabviersche Castle was built for Nicolas Villeroy . The axially symmetrical, two-storey plastered building is covered with a crooked hip roof. The entrance is in the middle axis. In the roof above the three middle axes there is a dwelling with three windows and an iron balcony. There is a round window in the triangular gable.