Note: There are numerous inconsistencies between the list of the municipal plan , the mentioned buildings in de gule bynotater and the national museum . Due to the possible obsolescence of the data, the reference to the local plans of the former municipality of Qaqortoq given in the municipal plan has not been entered in the list. Likewise, the buildings mentioned only sporadically in the area plans are not taken into account because they are obviously incomplete and incorrect and reference is only made to the list in the municipal plan instead. The x in the Document column indicates that the respective building appears in the list.
The memorial fountain in the city's central square is unique in Greenland and was designed by Pavia Høegh . The top is taken from an earlier building where it served as a roof turret.
1927
November 2, 1998
x
B-8
The sheep slaughterhouse is a stone building that was built by the stonemason Karl Andersen from Bornholm based on plans by Helge Bojsen-Møller .
1929
x
B-18
District doctor's home
1883
x
B-26
The former bathing establishment now serves as a tourist office. It was designed by the architect Julius Galster. It is a concrete building with a sandstone facade from Igaliku .
1929
x
B-27
The building was the meeting building of the Forstanderskabet of Qaqortoq. It was built in 1858 as a half-timbered building with board cladding and was in use until the Forstanderskaber was abolished in 1910. Today it is a museum building
1858
x
B-46
The former brewery is now used as a museum building. It is a stone house. The way in which the roof is anchored in the masonry is typical of South Greenland. Today the building is used as a printing shop.
1850
September 30, 1983
x
B-61
The forge is a stone house. In 1920 the round windows were inserted and in the 1940s the building was extended. Today it serves as a museum building.
1871
x
B-97
The old school, which now houses the library, was designed by Peter Anton Cortsen . It lost many details in later modifications.
1909
November 2, 1998
x
B-100
The meeting house was built when the cultural interest of the population increased in the 1930s. The building designed by Pavia Høegh is considered to be one of the best-equipped buildings of its time in Qaqortoq.
1937
x
B-102
Qaqortoq's old church, Frelserens Kirke , was built in 1832 and was the only church in the city until the 1970s. In 1910 it got its current appearance.
1832
x
B-103
The pastor's apartment has an enclosed garden and a small outbuilding.
1872
x
B-107
chapel
????
x
B-405
The self-built stone house is called Ole Knudsen's hus . It was extended to the east as a half-timbered building.
1920
x
memorable
B-22
The commercial assistant's apartment is called the Vaticanet . Helge Bojsen-Møller designed the building in 1926. It is a half-timbered building with a protruding diaphragm and rich ornamentation. Today it houses the family center.
1926
-
x
B-23
The assistant's apartment has facades that are clad with clapboards. Today it is a youth center.
1856
-
x
B-25
The fisherman’s former apartment was built in Qarsorsat and moved to Qaqortoq during World War II. The building was designed by Peter Anton Cortsen . (The building does not appear in the list of the municipal plan.)
????
-
B-29
The administrator's apartment now serves as a museum building. It is a one-storey building that was built around 1800. Between 1967 and 1969 the building was restored. It has tarred facades, gables clad with boards and a shingle roof.
around 1800
-
x
B-67
The workshop is a half-timbered building, but - extremely untypical - has been uncovered since the 1930s. (The building does not appear in the list of the municipal plan.)
1890
-
B-122
The radio assistant's apartment was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller . (The building does not appear in the list of the municipal plan.)
1927
-
B-249
Residential building (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
????
-
x
B-410
Residential building (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
The Bella Vista was designed by Pavia Høegh as an assistant apartment . During a renovation, the dormer window was added, from which one has a beautiful view ( Italian bella vista ) over the harbor bay. (The National Museum classifies the building as a Historic Monument.)
1931
-
x
B-28
bakery
1949
-
x
B-33
load
1920
-
x
B-35
Residential building
1946
-
x
B-37
load
1933
-
x
B-48
The telegraph station was designed by Pavia Høegh . (The National Museum classifies the building as a Historic Monument.)
1931
-
x
B-96
The sheep farm assistant's apartment was designed by Pavia Høegh . (The National Museum classifies the building as a Historic Monument.)
1927
-
x
B-99
Headmaster's apartment
1931
-
x
B-120
The semi-detached house now serves as a museum.
1925
-
x
B-121
The radio manager's apartment is the work of Helge Bojsen-Møller . (The National Museum classifies the building as a Historic Monument.)
1925
-
x
B-236
The former hairdressing salon is now a shop.
1890
-
x
B-402
Residential building
around 1925
-
x
B-409
Residential building
around 1910
-
x
B-411
Residential building
1929
-
x
B-742
The building is used by the Blue Cross and was previously a residential building.
The stone house previously served as a residential building and is now a warehouse. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
The church was designed by Pavia Høegh and built in 1926 as a half-timbered building. In 1981 it was extended by Ole Nielsen .
1926
November 2, 1998
x
B-80
The morgue was architecturally based on the older church building.
1957
x
memorable
B-49
The shop is now a museum building.
1928
-
x
B-57
The bacon house is now part of the museum.
1887
-
x
B-58
The coal house is now used by the museum.
1887
-
x
B-59
The administrator's apartment, which was probably built around 1900, was later converted into a post office and now also serves as a museum building.
1942
-
x
B-60
The building initially served as the apartment of the Udstedsverwalters (manager of a foreign trade post) and was later converted into an apartment for the district doctor.
1936
-
x
B-61
Udligger's apartment (outpost dealer)
1883
-
x
B-84
The school chapel is a half-timbered building. There are numerous windows on the south-east side, while the north-west side has no windows. An outside staircase leads to the attic. The building was moved from the colonial area to its current position in 1920.
1907
-
x
B-93
The storage building is a half-timbered building. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1954
-
x
B-221
The building is the home of Malene Lund, Henrik Lund's wife. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
????
-
x
B-430
The building is the home of Henrik Lund , who designed it himself. It has a large angular gable perpendicular to the actual direction of the building. It is surrounded by a garden and pasture, which are divided by a stone wall. To the north is a small sheepfold from 1935. In 1959, a monument to Henrik Lund was erected in the garden by Johan Galster. Today the house serves as a museum.
1920
-
x
B-433
Residential building (The building does not appear in the list of the local authority plan.)
1950
-
B-440
The self-made house is made of stone. It now serves as a tourist office.
around 1930
-
x
B-441
The self-made house is made of stone. It is used as a shop today.
around 1930
-
x
worth preserving
B-55
The former house is used as a handicraft workshop.
1949
-
x
B-439
The family house is made of wood. (According to the National Museum, the building is a monument.)
1930
-
x
area particularly worthy of preservation
D2
The area includes the area around Henrik Lund's house.
The building is a multi-storey building that was erected around 1820 and moved to its current position in 1836. The building served as the Udligger's apartment, was later used as a trading office and is now a museum building.
1836
September 30, 1983
x
B-76
The church was built in 1914 and later extended.
1914
November 2, 1998
x
B-1072
chapel
1914
x
memorable
B-2
The old hospital called Lytzens Hus is now part of the museum.
1863
-
x
B-5
It is a former hen house. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1920
-
x
B-6
The bakery was also used as a brewery. It is a stone house from the middle of the 19th century and now serves as a museum building.
1860
-
x
B-8
The building is a half-timbered construction. It was built as a provisions store at the end of the 19th century and later used as a shop. The previous paneling was replaced by clapboards. The roof is also covered with shingles. It is now also part of the museum.
1897
-
x
B-9
The commercial administrator's apartment was designed by Peter Anton Cortsen . It later served as a commercial chief's apartment.
1904
-
x
B-10
The large fish storage building was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller in 1920 . It is now a museum building.
1920
-
x
B-11
The building is another storage building for fish, which was built in 1931 by Helge Bojsen-Møller . It also serves as a museum building.
1931
-
x
B-18
It is the team house, which was made of stone in the middle of the 19th century and is now a museum building.
1847
-
x
B-20
The potion factory is now a museum building.
1839
-
x
B-21
The stone house dates from the middle of the 19th century. It used to be a cooperage and is now part of the museum. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1848
-
x
B-77
The pastor's apartment was originally built by the Moravians in Narsarmijit and moved to Nanortalik around 1930. It is surrounded by a garden.
1826
-
x
B-105
The Speckhaus is a stone-made building in the middle of the 19th century that is now part of the museum.
1852
-
x
B-122
The stone house dates from the middle of the 19th century. It used to be a goat shed and now serves as a museum workshop. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1840
-
x
B-677
Isak Lund's house is a self-made house that is now used as a hiker's hostel. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
around 1875
-
x
B-699
Anders Kleist's house is now used as a holiday home. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
around 1940
-
x
worth preserving
B-17
The former coal storage facility is now used as a boat storage facility.
1945
-
x
B-79
The former school is now used for school administration.
1948
-
x
B-516
Residential building
1953
-
x
B-653
Residential building
1952
-
x
B-655
Residential building
1952
-
x
B-658
Self-made house
1952
-
x
B-666
Residential building
1953
-
x
B-668
Summer house
1953
-
x
B-669
Residential building
1953
-
x
B-685
Self-made house
around 1935
-
x
B-686
Self-made house
around 1925
-
x
B-687
The self-made house is now used to trade seal skin.
around 1940
-
x
B-706
Summer house
around 1935
-
x
B-707
Residential building
1956
-
x
B-727
Self-made house with outbuilding
1960
-
x
Area that is particularly worth preserving
D2
The area includes the old colony area with the commercial buildings, the church and small residential houses.
The church is a former school chapel, which was moved to its current position in 1920. (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1875
-
x
B-139
(According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
1979
-
x
B-949
Residential building (According to the National Museum, the building is not a monument.)
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