List of architectural monuments in Carlstadt (Düsseldorf)

The list of architectural monuments in Carlstadt (Düsseldorf) contains the listed buildings in the area of Düsseldorf-Carlstadt , 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
		Bastionstrasse 7 map		circa 1820	June 14, 1982	A 110
		Bastionstrasse 12 map		1881	Oct 25, 1985	A 945
		Bastionstrasse 13 map		circa 1820	June 14, 1982	A 111
		Bastionstrasse 15 map		circa 1820	0May 6, 1982	A 106
		Bastionstrasse 17 map		circa 1820	June 14, 1982	A 112
		Bastionstrasse 23 map		circa 1820	Aug 18, 1982	A 210
		Bastionstrasse 33 map		End of 18th century	June 21, 1982	A 138
		Bastionstrasse 35 map		circa 1830	June 14, 1982	A 113
		Benrather Strasse 4 map		circa 1860	14 Mar 1983	A 324
more pictures		Benrather Strasse 6 map	Execution by the building contractor and master builder Heinrich Florack (1847–1912)	Early 19th century	0June 7, 1984	A 616
more pictures		Benrather Strasse 6b map	Heinrich Florack (execution)	approx. 1890-1894	May 25, 1984	A 602
		Berger Allee 1 map	Architect: Wilhelm Lenz (owner of the new building no. 1/3 in 1907, according to the address book)	1906-1907	0May 3, 1984	A 585
		Berger Allee 3 map	Architect: Wilhelm Lenz (owner of the new building no. 1/3 in 1907, according to the address book)	1906-1907	July 29, 1982	A 195
		Berger Allee 5 map	Architect: Wilhelm Lenz (owner in 1908, according to address book)	1907	01st Mar 1983	A 323
		Berger Allee 7 map	Architect: Wilhelm Lenz (owner of the new buildings No. 7/9/11 in 1907, according to the address book)	1907	01st Mar 1982	A 65
		Berger Allee 9 map	Architect: Wilhelm Lenz (owner of the new buildings No. 7/9/11 in 1907, according to the address book)	1906	July 14, 1982	A 173
more pictures	Mannesmann high-rise	Berger Allee 25 map		1954	Aug 27, 1997	A 1422
		Bilker Strasse 3 map		End of 18th century	July 29, 1982	A 196
more pictures		Bilker Strasse 4, 6 map		End of 18th century	Feb. 23, 1982	A 26
more pictures	Bilker Strasse 5	Bilker Strasse 5 map		End of 18th century	Feb. 23, 1982	A 27
	Wittgenstein Palace	Bilker Strasse 7 map		1807	July 21, 1983	A 392
		Bilker Strasse 9 map		circa 1800	July 21, 1983	A 393
		Bilker Strasse 11 map		circa 1800	July 21, 1983	A 394
more pictures	Heinrich Heine Institute	Bilker Strasse 12 map		End of 18th century	Feb. 23, 1982	A 28
more pictures		Bilker Strasse 14 map	The poet Louise Hensel lived here from 1819 to 1822 .	Late 18th century, 1878	Nov 25, 1983	A 474
more pictures		Bilker Strasse 15 map	The composer couple Clara and Robert Schumann lived in two floors in the house of the wine merchant Aschenberg from 1852 to 1854.	circa 1800	July 21, 1983	A 395
more pictures		Bilker Strasse 16 map		End of 18th century	0June 7, 1984	A 617
		Bilker Strasse 18 map	At the beginning of the 19th century the concertmaster Herrmann Süs lived in the house of the carpenter Scheurenberg (at that time No. 1224), who established a singing school for young girls here in 1822, the first music school in Düsseldorf.	Early 19th century	Feb. 23, 1982	A 29
		Bilker Strasse 20 map		Early 19th century	Nov 23, 1983	A 469
		Bilker Strasse 28 map		circa 1831	Nov 23, 1983	A 470
	Palais Eynatten	Bilker Strasse 30 map	According to Heinrich Ferber , the palace was built by the builder Weidenhaupt and sold to the canoness Charlotte von Goltstein (1783–1863), who died here. It then came into the possession of Baron von Eynatten and his wife Maria Theresia, born Freiin von Kylmann, and their descendants, who lived in the palace.	Early 19th century	Nov 23, 1983	A 471
		Bilker Strasse 32 map		Early 19th century	Feb. 23, 1982	A 30
		Bilker Strasse 36 (also 38, 40, 42) map	only facades	circa 1830	Nov 23, 1983	A 472
		Bilker Straße 38 (also 36, 40, 42) map	only facades	circa 1830	Nov 23, 1983	A 472
		Bilker Strasse 40 (also 36, 38, 42) map	only facades	circa 1830	Nov 23, 1983	A 472
		Bilker Strasse 42, (also 36, 38, 40) map	only facades	circa 1830	Nov 23, 1983	A 472
		Bäckergasse 3 map		circa 1700	0June 8, 1983	A 367
		Bäckergasse 5 map		Early 18th century	26th Mar 1982	A 80
		Bäckergasse 6 map		1709	May 18, 1983	A 358
		Backerstraße 3 map		1904-1905	May 25, 1984	A 601
		Backerstrasse 5 map	Architect: Max Gorris	1905	13 Sep 1984	A 706
	Residential building with gastronomy "Bistro Zicke"	Bäckerstraße 5a (on the corner of Berger Allee) map	The architect was Adolf Erkes (born April 12, 1864 in Gelsenkirchen; † February 24, 1920 in Düsseldorf).	1905	0June 6, 1984	A 610
		Backerstrasse 6 map		18th century	0May 3, 1984	A 584
more pictures	Palais Spee, Spee'scher Graben and Park	Bäckerstrasse 7-9 map	Due to its historical importance as well as its importance for the city plan, the former palace of the Counts Spee with park, the upstream water areas and their horticultural edging was entered in the list of monuments of the city of Düsseldorf. The representative buildings in the former fortress area with the remains of the bastion illustrate the city limits in the 17th century. With the building and its partially preserved furnishings, the city has a remarkable example of the city palace type. The core of the oldest eastern part of the Palais Spee dates from the time of Jan Wellem . The court treasurer Adam von Diemantstein († 1730 in Düsseldorf) bought a previous building in 1703 and several adjacent properties and built a stately home here, the architect of which was probably Michael Cagnon . In the following centuries the house changed hands several times and for a long time was owned by the von Spee family . In 1806 Carl-Wilhelm von Spee bought the palace on the southeastern bastion of the citadel in Düsseldorf-Carlstadt. The two-storey four-wing complex (extension to the four-wing complex at the beginning of the 19th century) made of brick masonry has grown together from several houses. In the Second World War in 1943/1945, the property was badly damaged and then rebuilt, partially modified. Originally the building was plastered. In 1963 the city of Düsseldorf bought it and the City History Museum moved in (1st construction phase). In 1977 the west wing in Palais Spee (2nd construction phase) was expanded and in 1980 it was renamed the city ​​museum . In 1991 the city museum was reopened after completion of the extension by Niklaus Fritschi (3rd construction phase). The entrance to the Stadtmuseum in Palais Spee is at Berger Allee 2. Behind the Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf is the Spee'sche Park, which was laid out by Maximilian Friedrich Weyhe at the beginning of the 19th century. Benches, shady trees and a small rose garden invite you to linger. Some sculptures have been placed in the lovely garden. The small park is open every day; access is via a wrought-iron gate on Bäckerstraße.	17th century, 18th century	0May 9, 1984	A 594
		Carlsplatz 3	Builder: Peter Köhler	1787-1790	June 25, 1987	A 1048
		Carlsplatz 4	Facade; Builder: Peter Köhler	End of 18th century	Feb. 24, 1983	A 319
		Carlsplatz 6, Benrather Straße 6b	Heinrich Florack (execution)	approx. 1890-1894	May 25, 1984	A 602
	Max school	Citadellstrasse 2b	The school itself was founded in 1695 by the Franciscans of the adjacent monastery as a lay school. In the course of secularization, a boys 'and girls' school was set up here from 1804, which Heinrich Heine , then still Harry Heine, attended from 1804 to 1807. In 1854 the new building, which still exists today, was built according to plans by Anton Schnitzler and completed in 1855/1856, in which, in addition to functionality, special emphasis was placed on a beautiful facade.	1855-1856	0Dec. 1, 1983	A 484
		Citadellstrasse 3	Architect: H. Sandvoss	1875	Nov 25, 1983	A 475
		Citadellstrasse 4		End of 17th century	Nov 25, 1983	A 476
		Citadellstrasse 5		17th century	0Dec. 1, 1983	A 485
		Citadellstrasse 6		End of 17th century	26th Mar 1982	A 81
	Polish Institute	Citadellstrasse 7		1684	0Feb. 1, 1984	A 528
		Citadellstrasse 8		circa 1700	Feb. 23, 1982	A 34
more pictures		Citadellstrasse 11		End of 17th century	0Jan. 4, 1984	A 499
more pictures		Citadellstrasse 12	The Schumacher brewery goes back to the takeover of the “Im Sunrise” brewery in the baroque house at Citadellstrasse 12 in 1838 by the brewer Johannes Matthias Schumacher. Today the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce is located here .	1695	Jan 25, 1984	A 527
		Citadellstrasse 13		1684, 18th century	July 13, 1983	A 387
	Residential building	Citadellstrasse 14	The building at the corner of Beckerstrasse was built by Michael Cagnon as a city palace between 1692 and 1698.	1692-1698	Nov 25, 1983	A 477
		Citadellstrasse 15		End of 17th century	Nov 25, 1983	A 478
more pictures		Citadellstrasse 17		End of 17th century	Dec 15, 1983	A 492
more pictures		Citadellstrasse 19		17th century	0Dec. 1, 1983	A 486
more pictures		Citadellstrasse 21		1684	Feb. 23, 1982	A 35
	Residential building	Citadellstrasse 23		1684	Nov 25, 1983	A 479
	Residential building	Citadellstrasse 25		1684	Nov 25, 1983	A 480
		Citadellstrasse 27		1689	Nov 25, 1983	A 481
more pictures	Old Citadel, Old Harbor	Dammstrasse o. No., Schulstrasse o. No.		16th century	0Feb. 4, 1986	A 964
more pictures		Grabenstrasse 6	Facade architect Leonhard Sandkaulen	Beginning of the 19th century	0March 8 1995	A 1338
		Grabenstrasse 11a / Kasernenstrasse 13		1956	Sep 15 2009	A 1588
more pictures	Residential building with shop	Hafenstrasse 1	The three-storey, plastered corner house next to the “zum Schiffchen” brewery was built at the end of the 18th century. The foundation walls, on the site of an original watermill, are, however, much older than the baroque building built above. From 1878 to 1880 the house was modernized. Around 1900 the house was rebuilt and new shop windows were installed. Placed under monument protection, the house was modernized in 1986.	End of 18th century	05th Mar 1984	A 555
more pictures	Villa Horion	Haroldstrasse 2		1910-1911	May 25, 1984	A 604
		Hohe Strasse 6		End of 18th century	0Apr 5, 1983	A 329
		Hohe Strasse 17		Early 19th century	Nov 14, 1984	A 747
		Hohe Strasse 19		Early 19th century	0Dec. 4, 1984	A 792
		Hohe Strasse 20		End of 18th century	0June 2, 1986	A 983
		Hohe Strasse 21		Early 19th century	0Dec. 1, 1993	A 1274
		41 High Street		circa 1861	0Feb. 1, 1995	A 1336
more pictures	Residential building with shop	Hohe Strasse 51	The facade was redesigned in the Art Nouveau style in 1900 based on designs by the Düsseldorf architect Fritz Niebel .	Early 19th century, facade 1900	0Apr 5, 1983	A 330
		Karltor 1, 1a, 2, 2a		1912-1914	Jan. 17, 1984	A 514
	Commerzbank high-rise	Kasernenstrasse 39		1959-1962	Nov 23, 1998	A 1453
more pictures	AOK	Kasernenstrasse 61, Hohe Strasse 30		1928-1932	July 25, 1990	A 1210
more pictures	Old building AOK	Kasernenstrasse 63		1904-1905	June 24, 1986	A 987
more pictures		Mannesmannufer 1a		1910-1911	May 25, 1984	A 606
more pictures	Behrensbau	Mannesmannufer 2		1911-1912	Oct 23, 1982	A 247
		Mannesmannufer 7		1904-1905	May 28, 1984	A 609
		Mannesmannufer 8		1904-1905	0Apr 4, 1984	A 570
more pictures	Marian column	Maxplatz		1872-1873	27 Sep 1982	A 237
		Orangeriestraße 3, 4		circa 1810	Nov 10, 1983	A 461
		Orangeriestraße 5		1710	0Dec 2, 1983	A 488
more pictures		Orangeriestraße 6		circa 1710	0Oct 6, 1983	A 437
more pictures		Poststrasse 3	In the house built around 1904 by the architect Leo von Abbema , the production of picture frames and picture strips for the family company FG Conzen was located in the attached commercial yard, which is accessed through the entrance gate .	1904-1905	06 Sep 1984	A 700
more pictures	Residential building	Poststrasse 24	Architect: Anton Schnitzler	1843	19 Sep 1984	A 711
more pictures		Poststrasse 25	Architect: Anton Schnitzler	1843	06 Sep 1984	A 701
more pictures		Poststrasse 26	Architect: Anton Schnitzler	1843	06 Sep 1984	A 702
		Rathausufer 14		1910-1911	Nov 19, 1982	A 257
		Rathausufer 15		1906-1907	Nov 19, 1982	A 258
		Rathausufer 16		1910-1911	Nov 19, 1982	A 259
		Rathausufer 17		1910-1911	Nov 19, 1982	A 260
		Rathausufer 18		1909	Nov 19, 1982	A 269
		Rathausufer 19		1910-1911	Nov 19, 1982	A 261
		Rathausufer 21		1910	0Dec 2, 1985	A 957
		Rathausufer 22		1909-1910	Oct 28, 1985	A 947
		Schulstrasse 1	Eckhaus Schulstrasse 1 / Rathausufer 13 built according to plans by the architect Paul Lenz.	1910-1911	Nov 22, 1982	A 270
		Schulstrasse 3		1910-1911	Nov 22, 1982	A 271
more pictures	Palais Nesselrode	Schulstrasse 4		1685, 1966-1968	22 Mar 1995	A 1342
more pictures	St. Maximilian	Schulstrasse 11–15, Citadellstrasse 2		1735-1743	Apr 22, 1985	A 884
		Schwanenmarkt 5		circa 1836	13 Mar 1985	A 870
		Schwanenmarkt 7		1835	Apr 12, 1985	A 883
	Residential building	Schwanenmarkt 8	Architect: Anton Schnitzler	1836	0Apr 7, 1983	A 336
		Schwanenmarkt 12, 13		Early 19th century	0Apr 7, 1983	A 337
		Schwanenmarkt 14		Early 19th century, 1901	0June 8, 1983	A 371
		Südstrasse 1, 3	Architect: Anton Schnitzler	1843	0Apr 1, 1985	A 880
	Residential building	Wallstrasse 29b / Mittelstrasse 8	The core of the building dates back to the 18th century and was the former abbey of the Düsseldorf Capuchin monastery with a facade designed by the architect Anton Harte.	circa 1854, 1882	0Dec. 7, 1984	A 805
more pictures	Residential building	Wallstrasse 31a		End of 18th century	0March 8 1995	A 1339

Web links

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

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Berger Allee No. 1 to 14 , in the address book for the city of Düsseldorf, third part. Population register of the municipality of Düsseldorf sorted by streets and house numbers, 1907, p. 68
2. ^ Heinrich Ferber : Historical walk through the old city of Düsseldorf , p. 105 ( digitized version )
3. ↑ ... when I hereby announce the opening of a singing school for young girls. … Düsseldorf, October 23rd, 1822. Herrmann Süs, concert master. Bilkerstraße Nro. 1224 by Mr. Scheurenberg. In the concert announcement Joseph Wolfram from Vienna, Tuesday October 22nd, 1822, in the hall of the Kassino by Mr. Gianella , p. 2 ( uni-duesseldorf.de )
4. ↑ Bilkerstraße 30, v. Goltstein, Stiftsd. E. In address book of the Lord Mayor's Office Düsseldorf 1859 , p. 8 ( uni-duesseldorf.de )
5. ↑ Eynatten v., Ww. Therese born. Freifrau v. Kylmann, Bilkerstraße 30. Compiled in the address book of the Lord Mayor of Düsseldorf on July 1, 1865 , p. 38 ( uni-duesseldorf.de )

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