List of architectural monuments in Schwerin

The list of architectural monuments in Schwerin lists all the architectural monuments of the city of Schwerin and its districts that have been recorded by the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation . The monuments contained in the list are current as of February 15, 2019.

General

The Schwerin area has been around since 1000 BC. Settled.

Monument areas

	location	designation	description	image
		Western Paulsstadt
		Schelfstadt
		Old town
		Ostorfer neck
		Southern field town
		Jägerweg / Burgseestrasse
		Lutherstrasse
		Monument protection area August-Bebel-Straße / Alexandrinenstraße (formerly Karl-Marx-Straße) / Arsenalstraße (formerly Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße) Redevelopment of the Pfaffenteich with promenades and the Paulskirche

Architectural monuments

location	designation	description	image
1.Enge Straße 8 (map)	Restaurant (Weinhaus Uhle), house at the back	Built in 1905, connected to the corner house at Schusterstrasse 13
Alexandrinenstrasse 1 (map)	former arsenal and former military hospital (garrison hospital) (today ministry)	Classicist building from 1840/44, architect: Adolf Demmler Building complex, belonging to the former military hospital : Wismarsche Straße 133 (see there)	More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 2 (map)	former residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 3 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 6 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 7 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 8 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 9 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 10 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 11 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 12/13 (map)	hotel	Neoclassical building, Hotel Dutch Hof since 1921	More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 14 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner house, connected to Zum Bahnhof 2
Alexandrinenstrasse 15 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Alexandrinenstrasse 16 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 18 (map)	Residential building (administration building) with courtyard building
Alexandrinenstraße 19/20/21 (map)	former office building (today administration building)	Grand ducal office from 1845, architect Ludwig Bartning , today the vocational school of the Diakonie and ev. Technical school for social pedagogy	More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 22 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 23 (map)	Residential house with courtyard building	Classicist building from around 1850
Alexandrinenstrasse 24 (map)	Residential building
Alexandrinenstrasse 25 (map)	Residential house with side wing, former chicken house and historical courtyard paving
Alexandrinenstrasse 26/27 (map)	former administration building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 28 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 29 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 31 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 32 (map)	former residential building		More pictures
Alexandrinenstrasse 33 (map)	Residential building		More pictures
Old garden (map)	Plaza	Boundaries: Kollegiengebäude - Altes Palai - Theater - Museum - Quay wall Schweriner See - Burgsee; with victory column , double-row linden trees, streets and paths	More pictures
Old Garden 2 (map)	Theater with movable historical equipment	Construction from 1886 in neo -renaissance style , architect Georg Daniel	More pictures
Old garden 3 (map)	Museum building with upper staircase, ramp, paved driveways, historical wood and tree locations, courtyard area and enclosure (wall and gates)	Building of the historicism from 1882, architect: Hermann Willebrand	More pictures
Am Dom 1 (map)	Preacher's house	connected to the corner building at Bischofstrasse 6	More pictures
Am Dom 4 (map)	Sexton's house		More pictures
Am Güstrower Tor 13 (map)	Residential building
Am Krebsbach 1 (map)	Forest cemetery (see section on cemeteries)
Am Kreuzweg 9 (map)	Residential building
Am Markt 1 (map)	New building (pillar building)		More pictures
Am Markt 3 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Am Markt 7 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Am Markt 13 (map)	Benches with lion motifs
Am Markt 14 (map)	town hall		More pictures
Am Packhof 1a (map)	former customs house with warehouse
Am Packhof 8 (map)	Rectory (today the parish hall)
Am Packhof 9 (map)	Rectory
Am Tannenhof 11 (map)	Residential building
Am Tannenhof 64 (map)	Residential building
Amtstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building	Half-timbered house from around 1820/30 mit massiv vorgeblendeter Fassade
Amtstrasse 16 (map)	gym
Amtstrasse 20 (map)	Half-timbered building
Amtstrasse 21 (map)	former gendarmerie building	Schwerin Gendarmerie Building from 1875, built as a police barracks
Amtstrasse 22 (map)	former administration building (today residential building)
Apothekerstraße (map)	Pavement
Apothekerstraße 1 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 3 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 10 (map)	Street facade
Apothekerstraße 13 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 16 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 24 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 30 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 32 (map)	front door
Apothekerstraße 35 (map)	Gym of the former Gymnasium Fridericianum (today University of Applied Sciences)	Construction from 1887 Fridericianum main building: August-Bebel-Straße 11/12 (see there)
Apothekerstraße 36 (map)	Wing extension with plank truss construction
Apothekerstraße 38 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 40 (map)	Street facade and ground floor hall extension
Apothekerstraße 41 (map)	House and back house	Half-timbered houses from around 1770/80
Apothekerstraße 43 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 45 (map)	Residential building
Apothekerstraße 48 (map)	former clubhouse with hall extension (Wichernsaal)	Wilhelminian style building from 1893, today a Diakonie educational facility, hall renovated by 2020
Arsenalstrasse 2 (map)	former commandant's house (today residential and commercial building)
Arsenalstrasse 4 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Arsenalstrasse 5 (map)	Front door and vestibule situation
Arsenalstrasse 6 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Arsenalstrasse 8 (map)		Corner building, together with Mecklenburgstr. 2 (see there)
Arsenalstrasse 9 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Arsenalstrasse 10 (map)	former residential building GA Demmlers (today residential and commercial building)	Corner building, together with Mecklenburgstrasse 1 Building from 1843, architect Georg Adolf Demmler , historicism in Tudor style	More pictures
Arsenalstrasse 11 (map)	Residential building
Arsenalstrasse 18 (map)	former residential building (today commercial building)
Arsenalstrasse 20 (map)	former bank building (Sparkasse)	Corner building from 1905 as bank building Wismarsche Straße 127/129 (see there)
Arsenalstrasse 24 (map)	Facade of the former residential building
Arsenalstrasse 30 (map)	School with wing extensions
August-Bebel-Strasse (map)	Monument to Heinrich Schliemann	opposite No. 11/12 Bust monument from 1895 (stolen in 2011) Bronze replica from 2012 Sculptor: Hugo Berwald	More pictures
August-Bebel-Strasse 1 (map)	Former double house Kückenstiftung (today a residential and commercial building) with a monument to Friedrich Wilhelm Kücken in the front garden	Classicist corner building from 1868 or 1870, together with Friedrichstrasse 2, planner H. Peters; Bust monument Friedrich Wilhelm Kücken , 1885 by Ludwig Brunow ; today Friedrich's restaurant and ZDF regional studio	More pictures
August-Bebel-Strasse 2 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 3 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 4 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 5 (map)	former duplex house (today residential and commercial building)	Corner building, together with Körnerstraße 24
August-Bebel-Strasse 6 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 7 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 11/12 (map)	former Gymnasium Fridericianum (today University of Applied Sciences) with former Rector's residence and gym	Clinker building from 1868– / 70 with terracotta and clinker decoration, architect: Hermann Willebrand , builder: Carl Luckow Gym: Apothekerstraße 35 (see there)	More pictures
August-Bebel-Strasse 13 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 14 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 15 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 16 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 18 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 18a (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 26 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 27 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 28 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 29 (map)	Residential and administrative building (formerly Kuetemeyersche Foundation)	Built in 1894, architects: Gustav Hamann and Ludwig Clewe , clinker brick building in the Johann Albrecht style (Listed as Altes Registry Office Schwerin in the monument lists for several decades )
August-Bebel-Strasse 30 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 31 (map)	Residential building
August-Bebel-Strasse 32 (map)	Residential building
Bäckerstraße 2 (map)	Residential building
Backerstraße 22 (map)	Residential building
Bäckerstraße 30 (map)	Residential building
Barcastraße 7 (map)	Residence of the chief doctor of the former municipal hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic)	Built in 1954, see Werderstrasse building complex
Beethovenstrasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Beethovenstrasse 12 (map)	Residential building
Beethovenstrasse 16 (map)	Residential building
Beethovenstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Beethovenstrasse 22 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 21 (map)	House and courtyard wing
Bergstrasse 22 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 29 (map)	Former military training institute (today residential building) with wing extension	partly Landreiterstraße 3a
Bergstrasse 30 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 32 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 34 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 39 (map)	Residential and administrative buildings
Bergstrasse 40 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 42 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 45 (map)	House and passage door
Bergstrasse 54 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 55 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 57 (map)	Residential building
Bergstrasse 60 (map)	Residential building
Bischofstrasse (map)	Cathedral (see section churches)
Bischofstrasse 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building	forms a stylistic unit with the corner building at Friedrichstrasse 1
Bischofstrasse 3 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Bischofstrasse 4 (map)	basement, cellar
Bleicherufer 1 (map)	former director's villa (today administration building)	belonged to the slaughterhouse opened in 1886
Bleicherufer 3 (map)	former beef slaughterhouse (restaurant)	belonged to the slaughterhouse opened in 1886 Since the end of the renovation and renovation in 2012, Halle has been called the Old Slaughterhouse
Bornhövedstrasse 21 (map)	former orphanage (today kindergarten) with green area
Bornhövedstrasse 25 (map)	Residential house with courtyard building
Bornhövedstrasse 34 (map)	front door
Bornhövedstrasse 36 (map)	House and barn
Bornhövedstrasse 49 (map)	Residential building
Bornhövedstrasse 65b (map)	Clubhouse with boathouse of the fishing club "Greif"	District Schwerin, Fl. 24, Flst. 29 and district Schweriner See, Fl. 1, flow. 1/22
Bornhövedstrasse 78 (map)	former poor house (today administration building), two massive outbuildings and enclosure
Bornhövedstrasse 79 (map)	Former celebration hall of the Jewish cemetery (today residential building)
Bornhövedstrasse 95 (map)	former factory hall of the Fokker aircraft works		More pictures
Bornhövedstrasse 101 (map)	Former production hall of the Fokker aircraft works
Brunnenstrasse 3 (map)	Residential building
Brunnenstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Brunnenstrasse 15 (map)	Residential building
Mayor's bathing place (map)	Bridge over the Aubach	contains a bridge stone signed in 1773
Mayor-Bade-Platz 8 (map)	Residential building
Burgseestraße 1 (map)	Residential building
Burgseestraße 5 (map)	Residential building
Burgstrasse 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Burgstrasse 3 (map)	Residential building
Buschstrasse 5 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Buschstrasse 9 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Buschstrasse 11 (map)	Facade of the residential and commercial building
Buschstrasse 14 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Buschstrasse 15 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Half-timbered house with a protruding upper floor, inscription: Kunstdrechslerei Zettler The year 1698 from the 20th century.	More pictures
Demmlerplatz 1/2 (map)	Justice building with prison wing	Construction from 1916, architect Paul Ehmig
Domhof 4/5 (map)	Former cathedral courtyard (today administration building) with side wing and extension from the 19th century	former coach house building (see Domhof 6) as well as remains of the former city wall on the Burgstrasse side, as the foundation of the side walls; dendrochronologically 1572, inscribed 1574. Next to Pushkinstrasse 36, probably the oldest secular building in the city. Today: State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation	More pictures
Domhof 6 (map)	former coach house of the former cathedral courtyard
Domstrasse 2 (map)		Corner building, together with Pushkinstrasse 42
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 3 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 7 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 10 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 13 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 26 (map)	Residential building
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 46 (map)	House with steel plate facade
Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Straße 73-85 (odd) (map)	Residential complex (Demmlerhof)	Construction from 1927– / 28 for the non-profit building cooperative “Selbsthilfe” for Schwerin and the surrounding area eGmbH, architects Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer , Hamburg Associated: Wismarsche Strasse 307-317
Dr.-Külz-Strasse 3 (map)	former administration building (today youth center)
Eichenweg 6 (map)	Residential building
Eichenweg 18 (map)	Residential building
Eichenweg 20 (map)	Residential building with a former garage (today residential building)
Eisenbahnstrasse 16 (map)	Residential complex	Associated: Karl-Liebknecht-Platz 6–8 , Schäferstrasse 40–46
Ekhofplatz (map)	Square with tree planting and Ekhof bust	also limiting: Kleiner Moor
Narrow street		see 1. Enge Strasse , 2. Enge Strasse , 3. Enge Strasse
Feldstrasse 1 (map)	School and enclosure wall	Built around 1811 as a boys' school, architect Baumeister Tischbein, today Niels Stensen School
Fischerstrasse 2 (map)	Weinhaus Wöhler (restaurant and hotel)	Half-timbered house from around 1750, used as a Wöhler wine wholesaler from 1819 ; Conversion from 1895 with guest rooms and wine bars; after vacancy renovation until 2001	More pictures
Fischerstrasse 4 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Franz-Mehring-Strasse (map)	Paulskirche, see section churches	Construction of the Gothic Revival of 1869, architect Theodor Krueger
Franz-Mehring-Strasse 7 (map)	Residential building
Franz-Mehring-Strasse 18 (map)	Residential building
Franzosenweg (map)	former kitchen garden wall (district Schwerin, hall 49, parcel 82/21)
French way	Pump house (between Kalkwerderring and Tannhöfer Allee)
Franzosenweg 2 (map)	Residential building
Franzosenweg 6 (map)	Residential building
Franzosenweg 9 (map)	Residential building
Friedensstrasse 4 / 4a (map)	former barracks (today a school day care center and administration building)	Construction from 1870; originally a quarters house for the soldiers of the garrison in Schwerin, instead accommodation for French prisoners of war; then used by the first battalion of the Grand Ducal Mecklenburg Grenadier Regiment No. 89 ; 1904 part acquisition by the Schwerin Chamber of Crafts and use as an administration building, later also as a trade school, among others; 2016–2018 extensive core renovation with renovations and expansion of the attic, since then it has been used as a school day care center and partly by the Chamber of Crafts
Friedensstrasse 14 (map)	School with a gym	Construction from 1882–1885 as a boys' secondary school, architects: Georg Daniel and Carl Raspe; Gym completed in 1887 associated: former Rector's House (see Steinstrasse 21 )
Friedensstrasse 26 (map)	Residential building
Friedensstrasse 34 (map)	Residential building
Friedrichstrasse 1 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner building, forms a stylistic unit with Bischofstrasse 2
Friedrichstrasse 2 (map)	former duplex / Kückenstiftung (residential and commercial building)	Corner building from 1868/70, planner: H. Peters, verb. with August-Bebel-Straße 1 classicism	More pictures
Friedrichstrasse 3 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Friedrichstrasse 4 (map)	Residential and commercial building (Kückenstiftung)
Friedrichstrasse 5/7 (map)	former bank building	Bank building Friedrichstrasse 5/7 from 1904/06 and 1912, architects Wilhelm Marten and Hans Jessen
Friedrichstrasse 6 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Built in 1866 with one floor; Increase in 1867 after change of ownership; Extraordinary plastered facade from 1927, architect Erich Bentrup , after the new house owner Otto Preussler was not allowed to put up a shop sign for his cigar shop.	More pictures
Friedrichstrasse 11 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Friedrichstrasse 22 (map)	former bank building
Friesenstrasse 29 (map)	Mosaic picture in the entrance foyer (ground floor)
Gaußstrasse 12 (map)	Residential building
Gaußstrasse 14 (map)	Residential building
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 2 (map)	former Society House (later Thalia Culture House)	Construction from 1887/89, renovation from 1998
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 3/5 (map)	Administration building	Corner building from 1929 in the New Objectivity style , architect Hans Stoffers , headquarters of the WGS and the Schwerin Academy
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 4 (map)	former fire station with hose tower
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 7 (map)	Commercial building	The two-story corner building, connected to Mecklenburgstraße 59 , forms a stylistic unit with this and Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 3/5
Goethestrasse (map)	Public lavatory on Totendamm with wall and stairs (at the confluence of Geschwister-Scholl-Straße)	Construction from 1927, architect Andreas Hamann
Goethestrasse (map)	Fountain with wall and stairs (opposite No. 71/73)
Goethestrasse 1 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Goethestrasse 28 (map)	Residential building
Goethestrasse 39 (map)	Restaurant (Restaurant Elefant) with club room and hall	Flat building from 1860 as a pottery workshop, extension and extension from 1870, paintings with elephant motifs, 1884–1895 used as a tobacco and cigar factory, 1896 hall extension, from the beginning of the 1990s restaurant and hotel, 1995/98 renovation
Goethestrasse 45 (map)	Residential building
Goethestraße 70/72 (map)	Bank building Goethestrasse	Bank building Goethestrasse from 1923 as Reichsbank branch Schwerin , Design: Reichsbank building office Berlin, today residential building with a branch of the Bundesbank on the ground floor
Goethestrasse 73 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Goethestrasse 74 (map)	Former Lyzeum Schwerin (school) with open space on the former cathedral cemetery	Construction from 1914, architect Hans Dewitz	More pictures
Goethestrasse 87 (map)	former residential building (today medical center)
Goethestrasse 88 (map)	Residential house with back building
Goethestrasse 99 (map)	Commercial building
Goethestrasse 103 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Goethestrasse 105 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Gosewinkel 11 (map)	Residential building
Gosewinkler Weg 1 (map)	Residential building
Graf-Schack-Allee 2 (map)	State main archive with enclosure and outdoor facilities	Front building as administration wing from 1911, architect Paul Ehmig , central projection as entrance; behind it a seven- story magazine tower Refurbished in 2007/10	More pictures
Graf-Schack-Allee 8 (map)	Residential building
Graf-Schack-Allee 11 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Great Moor 12 (map)	Residential building
Großer Moor 30 (map)	former palace
Großer Moor 36 (map)	former palace
Großer Moor 38 (map)	Residential building
Großer Moor 44 (map)	Residential building
Großer Moor 46 (map)	Residential building
Großer Moor 48 (map)	Residential house with courtyard building
Großer Moor 50 (map)	Residential house with courtyard building
Großer Moor 52/54 (map)	former Grand Ducal bed and linen room (today residential building) with courtyard building (plank truss)
Großer Moor 53 (map)	former Grand Ducal Marshal's Office (today residential building)
Großer Moor 56 (map)	former grand ducal wash house
Green Valley (Park) (map)	Memorial for prisoners of war of the Stalag II E camp in Stern Buchholz
Grunthalplatz (map)	Square with fountain, former tram mast with plaque and memorial stone	Memorial stone for Marianne Grunthal
Grunthalplatz 1/2 (map)	Residential and commercial building	connected to corner building Wismarsche Straße 170	More pictures
Grunthalplatz 3 (map)	Station - station building with head buildings of the underpass
Grunthalplatz 13 (map)	wrought iron gate
Güstrower Strasse 19 (map)	Residential house with enclosure	Construction from 1930, home of the builder Friedo Fernando Geertz in the Bauhaus style
Güstrower Strasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Güstrower Strasse 93/95/97 (map)	Former forester's yard with forester's house, workers' house, stable, farm building with workshop
Güterbahnhofstrasse (map)	Freight station from 1897 (Schwerin district, hall 14, parcel 4/6)
Harbor promenade (map)	Port facility with quay wall, former warehouse (now a hotel), remains of the track system and crane	Former warehouse from 1939, Speicherstrasse 11, conversion to a hotel from 1998
Hagenower Strasse	Erratic boulder with inscription (district Schwerin, Fl.59, Flst. 136/2)
Hamburger Allee 72/74 (map)	Television tower	Construction from 1960/64 136 meter high transmission tower in reinforced concrete construction	More pictures
Händelstrasse 6/8 (map)	Residential building	Apartment block ensemble together with Robert-Koch-Straße 7/9, architect Hans Stoffers
Haselholzstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 14/16 (map)	Residential houses (duplex)
Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 15 (map)	Residential building
Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 19 (map)	Residential building
Helenenstrasse 1/3 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Hospitalstrasse 7 (map)	Boiler house of the former municipal hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic) (now residential building)	Conversion to a residential building see also the Werderstrasse building complex
Jägerweg 1 (map)	Residential building	villa
Jägerweg 2 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)	Built in 1904 as a villa for the Uhle couple, planning and implementation by master mason Carl Frese; Masonry association with attached framework , gable decorated with horse heads ; Renovated in 1991/98
Jägerweg 3 (map)	Residential building
Jean-Sibelius-Strasse 26 (map)	kindergarten
Johannes-Brahms-Strasse 65 (map)	Restaurant (formerly "Panorama")	built: 1969–1972, Construction: Ulrich Müther , Architect: Georg Schneider Hyperbolic parabolic shell made of reinforced concrete, restaurant building with concrete plinth (ground floor) and attached ring of high windows, on top of which the roof, arched in two directions with two lateral support struts, connected underground
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 1 (map)	villa
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 2/3 (map)	former Grand Ducal Jägerhof	Three buildings from 1852/56 and 1860/61, two identical residential buildings and a hunting arsenal, architect Hermann Willebrand , today (2020) city archive office building and farm building	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 4 (map)	villa
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 9/11 (map)	former old artillery barracks (Schwerin)	Brick building from 1859/62; Renovation with tw. Dismantling of later renovations: 2008–2011 Three large wing structures and the remains of the riding arena based on plans by Ludwig Wachenhusen (1818–1889)	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 14 (map)	former party school (today ministry)	Construction from 1952/54 for the institute of the Central Committee of the SED and state party school; Architects Franz Schiemer and Heinrich Handorf
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 19 (map)	former officers' mess (today administration building)	Building of the Neo-Renaissance from 1900, architect Oscar Wutsdorff; Refurbishment with replacement building from 2015–2019, missing and irredeemable parts replaced in a modern, minimalist way with a subordinate black glass cube.	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Straße 21, 29, 31, 33/35	formerly the new artillery barracks	Building complex with team building / quarter house, staff building, staff building, residential building, gate systems and fences	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 21 (map)	former crew building or quarter house (main building) of the new artillery barracks; today administration building	Built in 1899, neo-renaissance in Johann Albrecht style	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 29 (map)	Former NCO building (staff residence) of the New Artillery Barracks (today part of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Library)	Built from 1897–1899, Neo-Renaissance in the Johann Albrecht style ; Residential building for married military personnel, today the state library	More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Strasse 31 (map)	Former staff building of the new artillery barracks (today administration building)		More pictures
Johannes-Stelling-Straße 33/35 (map)	former residential building of the new artillery barracks; today residential building	Corner of Adam-Scharrer-Weg
Jungfernstieg 5 (map)	Residential building
Karl-Liebknecht-Platz 6–8 (map)	Residential complex	Associated with: Eisenbahnstrasse 16 , Schäferstrasse 40–46
Kirchenstrasse 1 (map)	House with memorial plaque for Heinrich Friese	The plaque commemorates the Schwerin biologist Heinrich Friese .
Kirchenstrasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Kirchenstrasse 6 (map)	Residential building
Kirchenstrasse 7 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Small waterway 1–15 (odd) (map)	former barracks (today residential buildings)
Kleiner Moor (map)	Square space with tree planting and Ekhof bust (so-called Ekhofplatz)	see Ekhofplatz
Kleiner Moor 11 (map)	former machine house of the theater
Klosterstrasse (map)	Storage	belongs to the building Schloßstraße 26 (backyard, accessible from Klosterstraße )
Klosterstrasse 13 (map)	Rectory
Klosterstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Klosterstrasse 24 (map)	Residential building
Klosterstrasse 26 (map)	former school (today community center Schräderhaus)
Knaudtstrasse 14 (map)	Residential building
Knaudtstrasse 24 (map)	Residential building
Knaudtstrasse 26 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 1 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Körnerstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 6 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 7 (map)	Stephanus pin with wing extension
Körnerstrasse 12 (map)	Residential building
Koernerstrasse 14 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 16 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Körnerstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Krösnitz 33 (map)	Residential house with half-timbered stable
Krösnitz 36 (map)	former Büdnerei (residential building)
Küchengartenweg 12 (map)	gym	1950s construction
Küchengartenweg 16 (map)	villa
Landesrabbiner-Holdheim-Strasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Landesrabbiner-Holdheim-Strasse 3 (map)	Residential building with former prayer room of the Jewish community
Landesrabbiner-Holdheim-Strasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Landesrabbiner-Holdheim-Strasse 7 (map)	former residential building
Landreiterstraße 7 (map)	Residential building	11-axis classicist house from the end of the 18th century
Landreiterstraße 9 (map)
Landreiterstraße 23 (map)	Residential building
Landreiterstraße 25 (map)	Residential building
Landreiterstraße 29 (map)	former kindergarten (today residential building)	single-storey half-timbered building from before 1757, renovation and expansion from 1880, Street-side facade from 1887, childcare from 1835 to 1992
Lehmstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building	associated: corner house Werderstrasse 65 Half-timbered house
Lehmstrasse 6 (map)	Residential building
Lehmstrasse 8 (map)	Residential building
Lehmstrasse 12 (map)	facade
Lennéstrasse 1a (map)	Former cavalier's house (today residential building) with garden
Lindenstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building	Corner building, together with Puschkinstraße 2/4 (see there)
Lindenstrasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Lindenstrasse 3 (map)	Residential building
Lindenstrasse 4 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Lindenstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Lindenstrasse 6 (map)	Residential building
Lindenstrasse 7 (map)	Residential building
Lindenstrasse 9 (map)	House with a memorial plaque for Graf Schack
Lobedanzgang 2 (card)	Residential building
Lobedanzgang 4 (map)	Residential building
Lobedanzgang 11–19 (map)	former military hospital (today residential building)	Construction from 1870, architect Ludwig Wachenhusen; belonging: inner courtyard (green areas with network of paths), southern park, former military chapel and gate system Wallstraße, today residential complex
Lübecker Strasse 15 (map)	school
Lübecker Strasse 24 (map)	Residential building
Lübecker Strasse 36 (map)	Residential building
Lübecker Strasse 42 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Lübecker Strasse 46 (map)	War memorial	Inauguration: 1920 stands at the gym; is dedicated to the 43 members of the men's gymnastics club (MTV) from Schwerin who fell in World War I
Lübecker Strasse 46 (map)	Gym of the gymnastics club	Completion: 1905 Architect: Georg Daniel ; Refurbishment: 1989
Lübecker Strasse 66 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Lübecker Strasse 92 (map)	Shop facade
Lübecker Strasse 142 (map)	State insurance company with wing extensions (administration building)	Administration building of the Invalidity and Old Age Insurance Institution Mecklenburg zu Schwerin from 1892– / 93; Increase and expansion: 1927/28; Renovation and tw. Renovation: 2011/13;
Lübecker Strasse 191 (map)	Residential building
Lübecker Strasse 193 (map)	Residential building
Lübecker Strasse 266 (map)	former swimming pool (today residential and commercial building)	Construction from 1976 with HP shells , architect Herbert Müller, renovation from 2017 with bathroom and apartments
Lübecker Strasse 270 (map)	restaurant
Lübecker Strasse 278 (map)	Residential building
Marienplatz 1/2 (map)	Facade of the residential and commercial building
Marienplatz 5/6 (map)	Entrance wing of the former town hall of Schwerin (today a commercial building)	Construction from 1910 with Art Nouveau facade, architect Rudolf Wilken, only facade preserved
Marienplatz 8/9 (map)	Savings bank	Corner building complex, together with Helenenstrasse 8/12
Martinstrasse 1 / 1a (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner building, together with Wismarsche Straße 113
Martinstrasse 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building	connected to the corner building at Wismarsche Strasse 115
Martinstrasse 6 (map)	former kindergarten (today residential building)
Max-Suhrbier-Strasse 59 (map)	Residential building
Max-Suhrbier-Strasse 61 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse (map)	Monument to Heinrich von Stephan in front of the post office building No. 4/6
Mecklenburgstrasse 1 (map)	former residential building GA Demmlers (today residential and commercial building)	together with corner building Arsenalstr. 10 (see there), architect Georg Adolf Demmler
Mecklenburgstrasse 2 (map)	former Hotel Stern (today House of Culture )	Corner building, together with Arsenalstr. 8 : House of Culture
Mecklenburgstrasse 3 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 4/6/8 (map)	Schwerin main post office with memorial plaque, courtyard area and fencing		More pictures
Mecklenburgstrasse 5 (map)	Residential and commercial building and courtyard building
Mecklenburgstrasse 7 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 9 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 10/12 (map)	former department store (today bank)
Mecklenburgstrasse 18 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 19/21/23 (map)	Department store	Built in 1926, architect: Hans Stoffers
Mecklenburgstrasse 20 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 28 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 31 (map)	former memory (today residential and commercial building)
Mecklenburgstrasse 32 (map)	Residential and commercial building with courtyard building
Mecklenburgstrasse 36 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Mecklenburgstrasse 41/43 (map)	Residential and commercial building	together with the corner building at Schloßstraße (Schwerin) 35
Mecklenburgstrasse 53 (map)	former "Schauburg" film theater
Mecklenburgstrasse 59 (map)	Residential and commercial building	connected to the corner building Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 7 , forms a stylistic unit with this and Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 3/5
Mecklenburgstrasse 66 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 67 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 68 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 69 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 71 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 73 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 75 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 77 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 83 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 85 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 87 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 89 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 91 (map)	Residential building
Mecklenburgstrasse 93 (map)	Residential building
Mittelweg 7 (map)	Former motor vehicle repair plant (KGW Forward)	associated: production hall, boiler house, transformer building, administration building, passage and garages, social building
Molkereistraße 3 (map)	former production building of the dairy (today administration building)	Architect Hans Stoffers
Moritz-Wiggers-Strasse 5 (map)	former sexton's house (today residential building)
Mozartstrasse 11 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 14 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 18 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 21 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 22 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 23 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 25 (map)	Residential building
Mozartstrasse 27 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse (map)	Pavement
Mühlenstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse 6 / 6a (map)	Former workshop building with forge chimney and farm building with plank truss roof
Mühlenstrasse 13 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse 15 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse 19 (map)	Residential building
Mühlenstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 1 (map)	Residential house and courtyard building with half plank truss
Münzstrasse 2 (map)	former residential building (today commercial building)
Münzstrasse 6 (map)	Residential house with courtyard building
Münzstrasse 8 (map)	former coin (today administration building)	Built around 1715 as a residential house, architect Leonhard Christoph Sturm ; Mint since 1759 and 1778, classicist conversion in the 1820s, conversion 1850–58 to become a ministerial hotel with extension towards the courtyard and installation of the ballroom, architect Hermann Willebrand ; Remodeling in 1929, since 1947 the seat of the regional bishop and the regional church
Münzstrasse 9 (map)	Street facade
Münzstrasse 11 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 12 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 13 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 15 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 17a / b (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 19 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 20 (map)	former residential building (today kindergarten)
Münzstrasse 21 (map)	Residential house with restaurant
Münzstrasse 26 (map)	Street facade
Münzstrasse 28 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Münzstrasse 29 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 30 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Münzstrasse 32 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 33 (map)	Residential building
Münzstrasse 38 (map)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 40 (card)	Administration building (House A) and outbuildings (House B / C)
Obotrite Ring 50 (card)	school
Obotrite ring 105 (card)	former orphanage (today residential building)
Obotrite ring 115 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 117 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 119 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 143 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 144 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite Ring 146 (Map)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 147 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 165 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 179 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 181 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 183 (map)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 185 (card)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 187 (map)	Residential building
Obotrite ring 193–223 (odd) (card)	Residential building	Built in 1929, Design: Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer ; belonging to: Wittenburger Strasse 106–114 and Jean-Sibelius-Strasse 1–18; four- and five-storey brick buildings with two head sections connected by a strongly recessed central wing, each of which includes a communal courtyard with a playground and economic facilities
Obotrite ring 245/247 (card)	Old cemetery (see section cemeteries)	Park cemetery with an area of 28 hectares from 1863; Design: Theodor Klett
Ostorfer Ufer 3 (map)	Residential building
Ostorfer Ufer 4 (map)	Residential building
Ostorfer Ufer 5 (map)	Residential building
Ostorfer Ufer 8 (map)	Residential building
Ostorfer Ufer 9 (map)	Residential building
Parkweg 2 (map)	Residential building
Parkweg 2b (map)	former coach house with coachman's apartment
Paulshöher Weg 1 (map)	Former educational institute (now a ministry) with a monument to Thomas Müntzer and outdoor facilities	Construction from 1953/55, architect Franz Schiemer
Paulshöher Weg 3 (map)	Residential building
Paulshöher Weg 18 (map)	Residential building
Pestalozzistraße 9/11 (map)	Residential house on the former mill stump
Pfaffenstrasse 2 (map)	Wing extension of the former New Town Palace	belongs to Puschkinstraße 19 (see there)
Pfaffenstrasse 3 (map)	former restaurant (today retirement home)
Pfaffenstrasse 10 (map)	Residential and commercial building
(Map)	Pfaffenteich with a surface covered by water, circumferential bank edge, embankments with stairs, game gate dam, promenades, tree planting, bridge over the Aubach (along Alexandrinenstraße), lock and weir on game gate dam
Youth place 5 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 7 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 8 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Youth place 10 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Youth place 12 (map)	former gatehouse	Berlin gatehouses from between 1840 and 1848, architect Georg Adolph Demmler
Youth place 14 (map)	former gatehouse	Berlin gatehouses
Youth place 17 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 19 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 21 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 23 (map)	Residential building
Youth place 25 (map)	Main building of the former Anna Hospital with green areas in front of and to the side of the building and surrounding wall	Built in 1882, designed by Georg Daniel , expanded in 1902, converted into a community center in 2010
Place of the Victims of Fascism (OdF) (map)	soviet cemetery of honor (see section cemeteries)
Pushkin Street (map)	Shelf church (see section churches)
Pushkinstrasse 1 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 2/4 (map)	former savings institution (Sparkasse)	Corner building at Lindenstrasse 1 from 1857, designed by Theodor Krüger , extension with extension from 1890, largely neo-Gothic style with rich facade decorations, etc. a. six sculptures with allegories by Heinrich Petters based on models by Georg Wiese (a later addition by Hugo Berwald )
Pushkinstrasse 3 (map)	Rectory with memorial plaque for Heinrich Seidel
Pushkinstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Pushkinstrasse 6 (map)	Conservatory with wing extension and courtyard building including courtyard
Pushkinstrasse 7 (map)	Residential building
Pushkinstrasse 8 (map)	Residential building	Construction from 1934, architect Paul Nehls
Pushkinstrasse 9 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Pushkinstrasse 10 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 11 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Pushkinstrasse 12 (map)	former palace (today cultural center) with courtyard building (plank binder)	Construction from 1736–1747 as a baroque palace with parts of the previous buildings; multiple conversions and conversions; Refurbishment: 1990–1995 (financed by Schleswig-Holstein ); since 1995 Kulturforum Schleswig-Holstein-Haus	More pictures
Pushkinstrasse 13 (map)	former Brandensteinsches Palais (today adult education center)	18th century palace, reconstruction in 1797/98, reconstruction in 1850 by architect Hermann Willebrand , reconstruction after 1899, extension in 1919, renovation in 2004/05
Pushkinstrasse 13 (map)	former shelf school	Schwerin Conservatory
Pushkinstrasse 15 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Pushkinstrasse 19 (map)	former New Town Palace (today a cultural and administrative building) with a southern wing extension (Pfaffenstraße 2)	Building from 1779 with a central projectile and courtyard, architect Johann Joachim Busch ; Conversion in 1847/49 by Georg Adolf Demmler into a provisional residential palace with an annex; Renovation in 1877/78 by Hermann Willebrand with ballroom, which later became the Golden Hall ; fourth residential building from 1883	More pictures
Pushkinstrasse 20 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Pushkinstrasse 22/24/26 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 28 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 30 (map)	Residential building
Pushkinstrasse 31 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 32 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 36 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 37 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 42 (map)	Residential building and side wing (Domstrasse 2)
Pushkinstrasse 44 (map)	former residential building (today restaurant and administration building)
Pushkinstrasse 47 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 49 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 51/53/55 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 57 (map)	basement, cellar
Pushkinstrasse 64 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner house from 1909, together with Schloßstraße 17 , architect Ludwig Clewe , since 1959 Restaurant Café Prague
Pushkinstrasse 67 (map)	Shop facade
Pushkinstrasse 71 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Pushkinstrasse 81 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Reutzstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Ritterstrasse 14 (map)	Residential building
Ritterstrasse 16 (map)	Residential building
Robert-Beltz-Strasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Robert-Beltz-Strasse 3 (map)	Residential building
Robert-Beltz-Strasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Robert-Koch-Strasse 7/9 (map)	Residential building	Apartment block ensemble together with Händelstrasse 6/8, architect Hans Stoffers
Robert-Koch-Str. 22–34 (even) (card)	Epidemic house of the former municipal hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic), today residential building	Half-timbered building from 1867 with a brick facade , renovation and installation of a washroom: 1892, conversion to apartments from 2016 see also the Werderstrasse building complex
Röntgenstrasse 6 (map)
Röntgenstrasse 11/13 (map)	former hospital (today medical center)	Röntgenstrasse hospital , 1914 Marien Hospital , architect Gustav Hamann , extended in 1926, polyclinic 1945–1990, today (2020) median clinic Schelfstadt and medical center
Röntgenstrasse 20A (map)	former storage building
Röntgenstrasse 22 (map)	former residential building with storage buildings
Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse 23 (map)	School, gym and school yard with enclosure
Sandstrasse 5 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 1 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Schelfmarkt 2 (map)	former New Town Hall (today residential building) with gate systems	Construction from around 1740, until 1832 the town hall, until 1998 municipal administrations including the city building department, from 2005 residential building
Schelfmarkt 3 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 4 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 5 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 6 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 7 (map)	Residential building
Schelfmarkt 9 (map)	Residential house and garden house
Schelfmarkt 10 (map)	Residential house and garden house
Schelfstrasse 26 (map)	Residential and commercial building	built: 1898 built by Hermann Willebrand as his city villa
Schelfstrasse 28 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schelfstrasse 35 (map)	former law firm (today administration building) and courtyard building	Schwerin Justice Office from 1813, architects Johann Georg Barca and 1837 Georg Adolf Demmler
Schillerstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Schillerstraße 4/6 (map)		Construction from 1930, architect Hans Stoffers
Schillerstraße 9 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Schlachterstrasse 15 (map)	front door
Schlachterstrasse 17 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schlachterstrasse 17a (map)	Lodge house with hall extension
Schleifmühlenweg 1 (map)	former grinding mill (now a museum)	Mill from around 1705, new mill from 1747, conversion to a grinding mill in 1755	More pictures
Schleifmühlenweg 1 (map)	formerly Schleifmüller's residence (today the museum's club house)
Schleifmühlenweg 2 (map)	Residential building
Schleifmühlenweg 3 (map)	Residential building
Schleifmühlenweg 4 (map)	Residential house with fence and garden facing the Lazy Lake
Schleifmühlenweg 36 (map)	villa
Schliemannstrasse 2 (map)	Side building of the former palace	belongs to Puschkinstraße 12 (see there)
Schliemannstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building
Schliemannstrasse 5 (map)	facade
Schliemannstrasse 10 (map)	Residential building
Schlossgartenallee	former transformer station (corner of Paulshöher Weg)
Schloßgartenallee (map)	former kitchen garden wall (district Schwerin, hall 49, parcel 82/21)	behind the building Schloßgartenallee 2a with information boards to the former kitchen garden and on Franzosenweg (see there)
Schloßgartenallee 2 (map)	Former palace gardener residence with formerly small cold house
Schloßgartenallee 2a (map)	formerly large cold house (today residential building)
Schloßgartenallee 2b (map)	former warm house (today residential building)
Schloßgartenallee 3 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)
Schloßgartenallee 3a (map)	former stable building (today residential building)
Schloßgartenallee 4 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 9 (map)	Residential house with enclosure
Schloßgartenallee 10 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 11 (map)	Residential house with enclosure
Schloßgartenallee 15 (map)	Former residential building (today administration building) with former coach house and enclosure
Schloßgartenallee 21 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 25 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 26 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 31 (map)	Residential house with enclosure and outbuildings
Schloßgartenallee 39 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 40 (map)	Residential house with fence
Schloßgartenallee 43 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 45 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 47 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 53 (map)	Residential house (cubature, facade design with windows and front door)
Schloßgartenallee 56 (map)	Residential building
Schloßgartenallee 58 (map)	former excursion restaurant "Seevilla" (today residential building)
Schloßgartenallee 61 (map)	villa	belongs to the NDR-Landesfunkhaus
Schloßgartenallee 68 (map)	Residential house with enclosure
Schloßgartenallee 70 (map)	Residential building
Schloßstraße (Schwerin) 1 (map)	formerly Altes Palais (today administration building)	Palace from the end of the 18th century
Schlossstrasse 2/4 (map)	former college building I (today State Chancellery)	Classicist building from 1825–34, architect Carl Heinrich Wünsch, site manager Georg Adolf Demmler, today the State Chancellery
Schloßstraße 3 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)	Built in the 18th century, remodeled in the 19th century, today the state parliament administration
Schlossstrasse 5 (map)	former grand ducal property management (today administration building)	Neoclassical building from 1884, architect Rudolf Zöllner, today the administration building of the Ministry of Finance
Schloßstraße 6/8 (map)	former college building II (today ministry)	Neoclassical building from 1892, architect Georg Daniel
Schlossstrasse 9 (map)	former Hotel Nordischer Hof (today Ministry)	Neoclassical building from 1911, architect Georg Roensch; together with Ritterstraße 3
Schlossstrasse 10 (map)	facade	Rococo house from 1765, architect: probably Johann Joachim Busch
Schlossstrasse 12 (map)	former Hotel du Nord (today residential and commercial building)	Construction from 1843 together with Klosterstrasse 5, architect Georg Adolph Demmler; from 1852 no hotel	More pictures
Schloßstraße 15 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schlossstrasse 22 (map)	Catholic Church (today Propstei Zur Holy Mother Anna ) (see section Churches)	Built in 1795 by master bricklayer Cornelius Christopher Barca, several modifications a. a. 1984/85
Schlossstrasse 24 (map)	Residential house with wing extension
Schloßstraße 26 (map)	Residential and commercial building with wing extension and storage (on Klosterstrasse)		More pictures
Schlossstrasse 27 (map)	basement, cellar
Schlossstrasse 30 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Built around 1870, before that was the Schwerin Inner Mill (also called Graefenmühle ),
Schloßstraße 32/34 (map)	Residential and commercial building	So-called dollhouse from 192 in the style of New Objectivity (Bauhaus style) 8, architect Paul Nehls , with female figures by the sculptor Maximilian Preibisch , popularly referred to as dolls
Schloßstraße 36 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schlossstrasse 37a (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schloßstraße 39 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Building from 1931 in the style of New Objectivity (Bauhaus style), architect Paul Nehls
Schmiedestrasse 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schmiedestrasse 9 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schmiedestrasse 11 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schmiedestrasse 13 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schmiedestrasse 15 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Schmiedestrasse 16 (map)	Commercial building (Offenbach house)
Schmiedestrasse 17 (map)	Commercial building with wing extension
Schmiedestrasse 20 (map)	Residential and commercial building and storage
Schusterstrasse 3 (map)	basement, cellar
Schusterstrasse 6 (map)	Residential and commercial building with courtyard buildings
Schusterstrasse 12 (map)	Former residential building (today a restaurant) with a memorial plaque for Fritz Reuter	2-tier Half-timbered house at Schusterstrasse 12 from the beginning of the 18th century, today a restaurant
Schusterstrasse 13/15 (map)	Restaurant ( Weinhaus Uhle )	Corner house, connected to 1. Enge Straße 8
Schusterstrasse 17 (map)	former residential building (today hotel)
Pig market (map)	Pavement	In the 18th century cattle and horse market, from 1844 pig market, square renovated in 1994/95
Pig market 2 (map)	Residential building
Pig market 2a (map)	House and courtyard building
Pig market 3 (map)	Residential building
Pig market 7 (map)	Residential building
Sebastian-Bach-Strasse 41 (map)	Residential building
Severinstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Severinstrasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Severinstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building
Severinstrasse 22 (map)	three stores	Storage from 1877/80, 1904 and 1910 from Löwenthal, Nord & Co
Speicherstrasse 11 (map)	former warehouse (today hotel)
Speicherstrasse 17 (map)	Former warehouse from 1939, today a hotel and restaurant	Conversion to a hotel from 1998
Spieltordamm 5 (map)	former power station with former calibration building (today cultural site)	Construction from 1904, planning: Stadtbauamt	More pictures
Spieltordamm 9 (map)	former Stadtbad (today administration building)	Built in 1926, architect Hans Stoffers , converted into an office building in 1991
Steinstrasse 21 (map)	former Rector's House (today day care center)	belonging to: School Friedensstraße 14
Steinstrasse 22 (map)	Residential building
Steinstrasse 25 (map)	Residential building
Steinstrasse 27 (map)	Residential building
Steinstrasse 30 (map)	Residential building
Steinstrasse 34 (map)	Residential building
Stiftstrasse 9a / b (map)	Half-timbered building of the Augustenstift with the two extensions from 1861 and 1904	together with Schäferstrasse 15	More pictures
Stillfriedstrasse 4 (map)	Residential building
Tannhöfer Allee 3 (map)	Residential building
Tannhöfer Allee 5 (map)	Residential building
Tannhöfer Allee 21 (map)	Residential building
Tappenhagen (map)	Scenery house of the theater (district Schwerin, Fl. 28, Flst. 67)
Tappenhagen 14 (map)	former director's residence
Taubenstrasse 12 (map)	Residential building
Taubenstrasse 19 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner house, together with Schelfstrasse 38
Von-Thünen-Strasse 9 (map)	school
Waldschulweg 1 (map)	two ducal landmarks on the grounds of the zoological garden
Wallstrasse	former gate system	belonging to: Park south of Lobedanzgang 11–19 (odd)
Weinbergstrasse (map)	former vineyard
Weinbergstrasse 1 (map)	Villa, former coach house, enclosure and garden bench
Weinbergstrasse 2 (map)	Residential building
Weinbergstrasse 9 (map)	House and vineyard wall
Weinbergstrasse 11 (map)	House and vineyard wall
Weinbergstrasse 16 (map)	Residential building
Weinbergstrasse 17 (map)	House and vineyard wall
Weinbergstrasse 19 (map)	Residential house and gate system as well as vineyard wall
Werderstrasse (map)	former city hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic)	Building complex with two connected main buildings as Demmler building from 1840 and Hamann building from 1931 (Werderstrasse 30), as well as gatehouse (Werderstrasse 28a), Heizhaus, (Hospitalstrasse 7), epidemic house, (Robert-Koch-Str. 22-34), The chief doctor's house (Barcastr. 7) and open spaces with plants, paths and fencing	More pictures
Werderstrasse 1 (map)	former gatehouse	Classicist Güstrow gatehouses from 1840 to 1848, architect Georg Adolph Demmler
Werderstrasse 2 (map)	former gatehouse	Guestrow gatehouses
Werderstrasse 20 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 28a (map)	Porter's house of the former municipal hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic) (today residential building)
Werderstrasse 30 (map)	Main building of the former municipal hospital (later district hospital, then Werder clinic ) (today the administration building of a bank)	consists of two connected houses with the classicist so-called Demmlerbau from 1841 by Georg Adolf Demmler and the so-called Hamannbau from 1930 by Andreas Hamann in the Bauhaus style ; 2012–2014 renovation, glass cube extension with hall, today VR bank	More pictures
Werderstrasse 45 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 48 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Werderstrasse 53 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 55 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 57 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 61 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Werderstrasse 63 (map)	Residential building
Werderstrasse 65 (map)	Residential house with former restaurant (today residential and commercial building)	Corner house, belonging to: Lehmstr. 1 Half-timbered house
Werderstrasse 73 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Werderstrasse 81 (map)	Extension of the Heinrich Heine School, gymnasium, connecting wing
Werderstrasse 124 (map)	Former stables including stables peninsula with tree planting and pathways (today ministries)	Classicist building from 1842, architect Georg Adolf Demmler, today the seat of two ministries	More pictures
Werderstrasse 125 (map)	Residential building	Built in 1866 as a row villa , planner: master mason Ferdinand Schultz
Werderstrasse 127 (map)	Residential building	Construction of 1862/64 as a row villa, master bricklayer Ferdinand Schultz
Werderstrasse 129 (map)	Residential building	Construction of 1862/64 as a row villa, Planner: Master bricklayer Ferdinand Schultz
Werderstrasse 131 (map)	Residential building	Construction of 1862/64 as a row villa, Planner: Master bricklayer Ferdinand Schultz; eye - catching console-mounted bay window
Werderstrasse 133 (map)	Residential building	Construction of 1862/64 as a row villa, Planner: Ferdinand Schultz
Werderstrasse 135 (map)	Residential building	Construction of 1865/67 as a row villa, Facade design: Hermann Willebrand , plastered facade in light brick red (restored first version), two-story extension
Werderstrasse 137 (map)	Residential building	Construction from 1865 u / 67 as a row villa, Facade design: Hermann Willebrand (only partially implemented)
Werderstrasse 139 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)	Construction from 1865/67 as a row villa Facade design: Hermann Willebrand ;
Werderstrasse 141 (map)	former residential building (today administration building)	Construction from 1862/67, Design: Master bricklayer Ferdinand Schultz influenced by the client, the only free-standing villa in the 125–141 series
Werner-Seelenbinder-Strasse 4 (map)	High-rise (residential building)	Construction from 1963, architect: Heinrich Handorf , 10-storey high-rise residential building with integrated chimney of the boiler house in the sports and congress hall, smoke is discharged via the discharge plate above; Combination of traditional brick exterior walls and prefabricated reinforced concrete slabs, wall decorations with man, woman and Sputnik visible from afar ; Refurbishment and senior-friendly modernization: 2013, German builder award
Wismarsche Strasse (map)	Sachsenberg Park
Wismarsche Strasse 113 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner building, together with Martinstrasse 1
Wismarsche Strasse 115 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner building, connected to Martinstrasse 2
Wismarsche Strasse 119 (map)	Eaves house in the rear courtyard area	traufständiges half-timbered house
Wismarsche Strasse 126 (map)	Residential and commercial building with restaurant	Construction from 1936/37 Construction at the same time as the neighboring cinema in place of the previously burned-out sound halls that were demolished in 1936
Wismarsche Strasse 128 (map)	movie theater	Built in 1936, architects Erich Bentrup and Hellmuth Ehrich, revolutionary sound and projection technology; the architecture was presented at the Paris World Exhibition in 1937 , with additions in 1998 and 2015	More pictures
Wismarsche Strasse 127/129 (map)	former bank building (today commercial building with savings bank)	Bank building at Wismarsche Strasse at the corner of Arsenalstrasse 20 from 1905 for Sparbank Schwerin ; today the advice center of the Sparkasse Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Wismarsche Strasse 132 (map)	former administration building (today medical center)	Built in 1936, architect: Erich Bentrup and Hellmuth Ehrich, today a medical center
Wismarsche Strasse 133 (map)	former military hospital (garrison hospital) (today Ministry)	Completed: 1828 Architect: Carl Heinrich Wünsch Area: ≈ 30 mx 13 m as a military hospital built on steeply sloping terrain, therefore two-story on the street side, three-story on the pond side; Conversion to a judicial building: 1877/78, used as a regional court until 1916; from 1919 emergency housing; later used by the National Socialist People's Welfare (Gauamtsleitung); in the GDR a building of the district court ; today part of the building complex of the former Arsenal at Pfaffenteich Alexandrinenstrasse 1 (see also there), construction of which began in 1840; the hospital was rebuilt, but stylistically not included or changed.
Wismarsche Strasse 137 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 139 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 141 (map)	Residential building	Architect Ludwig Clewe
Wismarsche Strasse 144 (map)	former piano factory (later city library) (today administration building with exhibition hall)	Built in 1907 as a Perzina house , architect: Ludwig Clewe ; important Perzina Hall, 1984-2013 Schwerin City Library
Wismarsche Strasse 147 (map)	Street-side living room on the 1st floor with tiled stove, historic doors with cladding and stucco ceiling
Wismarsche Strasse 148 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 149 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 150 (map)	Facade of the residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 151 (map)	Facade of the former residential building (today administration building)
Wismarsche Strasse 155 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wismarsche Strasse 158 (map)	Residential building
Wismarsche Strasse 170 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner house, connected to Grunthalplatz 1/2
Wismarsche Strasse 298 (map)	formerly Klinikum am Lewenberg (formerly the grand ducal educational and nursing home for mentally ill children), today senior citizens' home, day care center, health and social facilities	Lewenberg Hospital from 1867 with so-called Basedowhaus, 1st to 3rd nursing home, utility building with ice cellar, gatehouse, hospital, park and fence: today and a. Retirement home, care services, children's living groups, hospice, park café
Wismarsche Strasse 307-317 (map)	Residential complex (Demmlerhof)	for the "non-profit building cooperative" self-help "for Schwerin and the surrounding area eGmbH" based on a design by the Hamburg architect Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer from 1927/28 Associated: Dr.-Hans-Wolf-Strasse 73–85
Wismarsche Strasse 393–395 (map)	Structural layout of the mental hospital with buildings (until 1914), park and cemetery area as well as a bust of Johann Basedow (today hospital with various clinics and administration)	Building complex with 20 houses, built in 1830, extension from 1883	More pictures
Wittenburger Strasse 21/23 (map)	Shop facade on the ground floor
Wittenburger Strasse 36 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wittenburger Strasse 40 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Wittenburger Strasse 106–114 (even) (map)	Shop facade on the ground floor	Built in 1929, design: Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer ; Housing estate , belonging to: Obotritenring 193–223 and Jean-Sibelius-Straße 1–18; four- and five-storey brick buildings with two head sections connected by a strongly recessed central wing, each of which includes a communal courtyard with a playground and economic facilities
Wittenburger Strasse 118 (map)	Sports and congress hall	Building from 1962 with 8000 seats, architect Hans Fröhlich	More pictures
Ziegenmarkt 1 (map)	Residential and commercial building	Corner house
Ziegenmarkt 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Ziegenmarkt 3 (map)	Residential building
Ziegenmarkt 4 (map)	Residential and commercial building
Ziegenmarkt 6 (map)	Residential building
To the train station (map)	two underpass houses	see Grunthalplatz 3 (train station)	More pictures
To station 2 (map)	Residential and commercial building	connected to the corner house Alexandrinenstraße 14
To train station 13 (map)	Railway depot - former wagon workshop, original workshop building on a U-shaped floor plan, chimney on a square floor plan, engine shed with turntable and water tower	Construction from 1926	More pictures
To station 14 (map)	former memory (today administration building)
To the train station 15/17 (map)	former Reichsbahndirektion Schwerin (today administration building)		More pictures
To the train station 16/18 (map)	Residential building
To station 21 (map)	Gate passage with two gates and space frame
To train station 24 (map)	Residential building
To station 26 (map)	Residential building
To station 28 (map)	Residential building
To train station 30 (map)	Residential building

graveyards

location	designation	description	image
Obotrite ring (map)	Old cemetery, complete complex with administration building (Obotritenring 245), former crematorium (Obotritenring 247), cemetery chapel and individual graves and memorials		More pictures
Knaudtstrasse / Werderstrasse (map)	former Schelffriedhof (now Schelfpark) with eight grave monuments and a memorial stone	Redesign from 1925; Grave monuments of Heinrich Alexander Seidel , August Georg von Brandenstein , Ludwig Willebrand, Carl Anton Wilhelm Beste, Heinrich von Plessen, Johann Ludwig Schumacher , Luise Schumacher
Bornhövedstrasse (map)	Jewish cemetery with memorial stone and all gravestones	District Schwerin, Fl. 23, Flst. 55/3, 55/4, 56/3, 56/4, 56/5, 56/6 and parts of Flst. 59/1, 59/2
Wismarsche Strasse (map)	Catholic cemetery with a war memorial for French prisoners of war
OdF Square (map)	Soviet cemetery of honor and place of the victims of fascism (OdF) with monument and all gravestones		More pictures
Am Krebsbach (map)	Forest cemetery, mourning hall of the forest cemetery with functional wing, retaining wall, areas at the entrance and exit including benches as well as main path and meadow with tree edging (along the pine and meadow path)	created: 1970 Design: E.-M. Hetzer and G. Apelt The celebration hall is a monolithic construction, it has a gallery with 168 seats. Various functional rooms adjoin the hall like atrium.

Churches

location	designation	description	image
Bischofstrasse Am Dom (map)	Cathedral of St. Mary and Johannes Evangelista with cloister and outside staircase in front of the west portal	First mentioned in 1171, Originally Romanesque building, rebuilt from 1270 in Gothic style, partial reconstruction 1842–1847 by GA Demmler Turm (117.5 m) from 1889–1892	More pictures
Franz-Mehring-Strasse (map)	Paulskirche Sankt Paul	Building from 1863–1869 in neo-Gothic style , designed by Theodor Krüger in accordance with the Eisenach regulation	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Castle Church	Renaissance building from 1563, architect Christoph Haubitz , rebuilt several times, mainly inside	More pictures
Pushkin Street Lindenstrasse (map)	Schelfkirche Sankt Nikolai	Construction from 1708–1713, Design: Jacob Reutz; Baroque central building made of brick with sandstone elements; Crypt with burial places of the Mecklenburg-Schwerin dynasty	More pictures
Schlossstrasse 22 (map)	Catholic Church (today Propstei Zur Holy Mother Anna )	Construction of the classicism of 1795, planning master builder Cornelius Christopher Barca and interior Carl Theodor Severin	More pictures

Schwerin Castle with castle garden and castle garden

The Castle Island with Castle Bridge and Castle Garden

The listed area includes the castle with the castle bridge as well as the castle garden, the castle garden and the greenhouse garden (Greenhouse garden) in the historical structures with path networks, wooded areas, water and lawns. Several individual features are shown within.

The following boundary applies:

Castle Bridge
Castle Island
Banks of the Burgsee from the 2nd castle bridge (rear castle bridge) to the inlet of the westernmost canal on Burgseestrasse
Canal to Jägerweg
Burgseestrasse
Johannes-Stelling-Straße to Lennéstraße (in the area of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, excluding buildings)
West bank of the Faulen See to Schleifmühlenweg
Lennéstraße to the Franzosenweg junction
Stream to Schweriner See
Lake shore to the 2nd castle bridge (rear castle bridge)

location	designation	description	image
Lennéstrasse (map)	Castle Bridge	Construction from 1844, architect Georg Adolph Demmler, Rossbänderskulpturen 1876 by sculptor Christian Genschow	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	2. Castle bridge, swing bridge (also: Schlossgartenbrücke, rear palace bridge)		More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Schwerin Castle	Slavic castle complex on the island from winter 941/942 in the following centuries numerous new buildings with renovations and renewed demolitions; first tw. Castle buildings still preserved: around 1500; large-scale renovation and new construction: mid-19th century; largely preserved in these forms; in a mixture of elements from different building traditions with many turrets and the gilded ornate dome.	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Castle Church (see section churches)
Lennéstrasse (map)	Castle garden with viewing terraces and orangery	Construction of historicism from 1853, preliminary Peter Joseph Lenne , design gardener Theodor Klett , part gardens in different planes with 12-meter height differences Orangery: see there	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Orangery in the Burggarten	Construction from 1843/57, south-east extension of the castle, which consists of three wings and two additional halls, often decorated with terracotta ; covered with walkable terraces; Baroque orangery courtyard with open semicircular colonnade facing the lake, on which a statue of Heracles taming the bull rises	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Castle garden	laid out: at the end of the 17th century as a baroque pleasure garden by the French garden architects Vandeuille and Lacroise; 1. Redesign: 1748–1753 by Jean Laurent Legeay ; 2. Redesign: from around 1840 in several time-separated steps by court gardener Theodor Klett , tw. based on designs by Peter Joseph Lenné and his colleague Koeber; The most important element of the baroque core complex is the cross canal, which was significantly expanded in 1862. Even later changes to the shoreline were reversed with the renovation in 1998–2000.	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Palace garden pavilion
Lennéstrasse 2 (map)	Greenhouse (today kindergarten)		More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Pergola walls at the greenhouse garden
Lennéstrasse (map)	Monument to the Grand Duchess Alexandrine	established: 1907 Sculptor: Hugo Berwald ; Marble statue in honor of Alexandrine of Prussia (1803-1892)	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Equestrian monument for Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II.	established: 1893 Sculptor: Ludwig Brunow ; Bronze equestrian statue	More pictures
Lennéstrasse (map)	Figures of the seasons and gods (14 copies)
Schleifmühlenweg (map)	Former bus shelter for the tram (today the bus shelter at the Freilichtbühne bus stop )	Shape of a small round temple

Legend

ID: gives the official identification number, if assigned
Designation: gives the name of the monument or its functional designation, special features or restrictions are given in brackets. If known, the changed function as of 2019 is named in another bracket with the word starting today .
Address: gives the street and house number of the monument (if available) and its location on a map. The front symbol points to an interactive map. With (Map) a new page opens with a variety of geospatial services and the display of the object in a section of an OpenStreetMap map .

Description: first names the period of construction or facility or the year of completion, then planners or architects, then provides further information on the monument and, if applicable, belonging to other monuments.

Image: shows a picture of the monument, linked with further pictures in the corresponding category of Wikimedia Commons (if available)

Architectural monuments in the districts of former villages

Friedrichsthal

location	designation	description	image
Herrensteinfelder Weg 2 (map)	former cavalier house (today residential building)	belonging to the Jagdschloss Lärchenallee 7	More pictures
Herrensteinfelder Weg 6 (map)	Residential building
Lärchenallee (map)	Larch avenue with trees and street space
Lärchenallee 3 (map)	restaurant
Lärchenallee 7 (map)	Former Friedrichsthal hunting lodge with side plank truss buildings, two outbuildings and a park		More pictures
Lärchenallee 42	former cavalier house (today residential building)	Half-timbered building from 1790, reconstruction and wing structures from 1798, upper floor from 1805, from 1945 sanatorium, 1991/93 old people's home, then vacant; belonging to the Jagdschloss Lärchenallee 7	More pictures

Gorries

ID	location	designation	description	image
	west of federal highway 106 (map)	Former airfield with flight control center and two hangars (bypass)	Airfield or air base from 1913 to 1945; for Fokker until 1919, 1935 to 1945 military flight operations for training	More pictures
	On the Dwang	former transformer station (district Schwerin, corridor 65, floor 73)

Rabbitwerder Island

location	designation	description	image
Rabbit Werder (map)	Rabbitwerder Island	Redesign to a park landscape: 19th century Architect: Theodor Klett ; Area: approx. 33.5 ha; Design based on the Pfaueninsel ; 1932 designated as Schwerin's first nature reserve; garden monument since 2019; predominantly forest areas, in the southwest a port and a building complex with a restaurant, in the southeast an observation tower	More pictures
Rabbit Werder (map)	Observation tower	Completion: 1895 on the 18 m high Jesarberg Design: Gustav Hamann , Execution: Ludwig Clewe; Height: 22 m, viewing platform at around 15 m; erected by the non-profit society Schwerin as an excursion destination and recreational opportunity for the citizens of the city; Building material: sea sand from the island combined with cement; 1956 and 1985 renovations; 1998–1999 extensive renovations; 2017 renovation of the stairs and renewal of the wrought iron railing	More pictures
Rabbit Werder 2 (card)	restaurant	Half-timbered building with a cellar to the north; in the southern part hall and veranda extension; a historic brick oven in the cellar

Cancer sponsors

location	designation	description	image
Dorfstrasse (map)	War memorial
Dorfstrasse 8 (map)	Low German hall house	built: 1669 expanded: 1730 has housed the family and village history museum Dat oll 'Hus since 1995	More pictures
Dorfstrasse 11 (map)	barn
Dorfstrasse 14 (map)	former school (today residential building)
Dorfstrasse 15 (map)	Wooden barn
Dorfstrasse 17 (map)	Residential building
Dorfstrasse 26 (map)	Residential building
Dorfstrasse 34 (map)	Residential building

Lankow

ID	location	designation	description	image
	Gadebuscher Strasse 115a (map)	Petition
	Lankower Strasse 11 (map)	former manor house (today administration building) with park
	Lankower Strasse 15 (map)	former lung clinic (today residential building) with park

Must

location	designation	description
Old Crivitzer Landstrasse (map)	War memorial
Alte Crivitzer Landstrasse 1 (map)	Residential building
Alte Crivitzer Landstrasse 3 (map)	Residential house with stable building
Alte Crivitzer Landstrasse 13 (map)	former school and barn
Alte Crivitzer Landstrasse 27 (map)	former customs house (today residential building)
Am Silbernen Hang 9 (map)	Residential building
On the Crivitzer Chaussee (map)	Memorial stone (District Mueß, Fl. 3, Flst. 139)	The coordinates indicate the parcel. The location of the memorial stone is unclear.
Lomonossowstrasse 15 (map)	former residential building
Mueßer Bay 3 (map)	Residential building
Mueßer Bucht 5 (map)	former Kurhaus
To the old farm 10 (map)	Petition
To the old farm 11a (map)	former barn
To the old farm 12 (map)	Low German hall house
To the old farm 16 (map)	former poor house with outbuilding
To the Reppin (map)	Reppin castle and memorial stone for Duke Friedrich Wilhelm (district Mueß, Fl. 1, Flst. 80)	Neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic , artificial ruins from 1907 based on plans by Gustav Hamann for the non-profit society

Neumühle

location	designation	description	image
Am Immensoll (map)	Border stone of the 15th / 16th centuries Century, so-called Bischofstein (opposite No. 22)	Origin: probably around 1503 as one of two or three landmarks between episcopal Lankower Feldmark and Schwerin city outfield (also Turower field , now a major part of the district Neumühle ); made of granite with city council mark (four-spoke wheel) and bishop's staff as a sign of episcopal property ; Implementations due to border changes probably several times; recently: 1976/77 to the Lankower See , to a riverside footpath (at the same time the corridor boundary or the boundary between Lankow and Neumühle) 2009 to the Neumühle water tower ; to the Schwerin-Mueß open-air museum after 2016 to the current location, which is on an old border
Am Treppenberg 44 (map)	school
At the water tower (map)	Water tower	Completion: 1889 Design: master builder Carl Benduhn Height: 22.5 meters on the 86.1 meter high vineyard (Schwerin's highest point); Brick building with battlements and neo-Gothic windows; Water tank made of riveted steel parts with a capacity of 350 cubic meters; As of 2020 still in operation, but with structural damage that requires renovation.	More pictures
Neumühler Strasse 80	Pump house of the waterworks	built: 1970

Warnitz

ID	location	designation	description	image
	Am Margaretenhof 5 (map)	Residential building
	Bahnhofstrasse 22 (map)	War memorial
	Bahnhofstrasse 23 (map)	Residential building
	Bahnhofstrasse 36 (map)	Residential building

Wickendorf

ID	location	designation	description	image
	Paulsdamm 2 (map)	restaurant
	Paulsdamm 3 (map)	Former waterways office (today residential building) with two courtyard buildings
	Wendenhof 2 (map)	Former manor house (now a commercial building) with park (Wickendorf subdivision, hall 2, parcel 61/2) and park wall

Wüstmark

ID	location	designation	description	image
	Schweriner Strasse	Station building
	Schweriner Strasse 10 (map)	Petition
	Schweriner Strasse 12 (map)	Petition
	Schweriner Strasse 31 (map)	Petition
	Before the meadows 4 (map)	Hall house and two stable buildings

Zippendorf

location	designation	description	image
Alte Dorfstrasse 6a (map)	former barn, (today residential building)	Kurhaus with 63 beds from 1910, clubhouse and dormitory from 1956 to 1984. Thereafter vacancy and redevelopment plans
Alte Dorfstrasse 7a (map)	former barn (today residential building)
Alte Dorfstrasse 20 (map)	Residential house with enclosure
On the beach 1 (map)	former Kurhaus		More pictures
At the beach 9 (map)	former school (today nature conservation station)
On the beach 13 (map)	former beach hotel		More pictures
At the beach 15 (map)	Beach pavilion
At the beach 16 (map)	Residential building
At the beach 26 (map)	barn
At the beach 30 (map)	Residential building with coach house and park
On the Crivitzer Chaussee	Memorial stone for the victims of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp (near Am Strand 1, Zippendorf district, Fl. 1, Flst. 3/1)
Hufenweg 1, 2 (map)	former barn

Legend

ID: gives the official identification number, if assigned
Designation: gives the name of the monument or its functional designation, special features or restrictions are given in brackets. If known, the changed function as of 2019 is named in another bracket with the word starting today .
Address: gives the street and house number of the monument (if available) and its location on a map. The front symbol points to an interactive map. With (Map) a new page opens with a variety of geospatial services and the display of the object in a section of an OpenStreetMap map .

Description: first names the period of construction or facility or the year of completion, then planners or architects, then provides further information on the monument and, if applicable, belonging to other monuments.

Image: shows a picture of the monument, linked with further pictures in the corresponding category of Wikimedia Commons (if available)

Movable monuments

ID	location	designation	description	image
		91134 steam locomotive
		Steam locomotive 64 007
		Steam locomotive 031090

Former monuments

ID	location	designation	description	image
		Motor ship Mecklenburg	built: 1925 as a passenger ship for the Schwerin entrepreneur Carl Schröder In action as Murten on Lake Murten (Switzerland) since 2016 .

source

List of monuments of the state capital Schwerin 2019 , accessed on January 12, 2020.

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Schwerin - collection of images, videos and audio files

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

To the current list of monuments of the state capital Schwerin and the facilities , accessed on January 12, 2020.
Monument Protection Act (DSchG MV). In the version of the announcement of January 6, 1998 on the service portal Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, accessed on January 12, 2020.
State Office for Culture and the Preservation of Monuments , accessed on January 12, 2020.

Individual evidence

↑ Jan Schirmer: Half-timbering from the 16th century in Schwerin Pushkinstrasse 36 . Monument of the Month August 2007. Retrieved September 24, 2019.
↑ Disarmament in Friedensstrasse: after-school care center for Friedens- and Fritz-Reuter-Schule will be finished on time . Press release of the city of Schwerin from May 22, 2018. Accessed on September 25, 2019.
^ Website of the Preussler cigar company . Retrieved September 25, 2019.
^ Website of the hotel "Elefant" Schwerin. Retrieved September 26, 2019.
^ Dieter Zander: Paul Ehmig's archives in Schwerin full text. PDF. Lecture at a construction conference in 2010. Accessed on September 26, 2019.
^ Elke Krügener: The state main archive in Schwerin - 100 years in pictures . Archival document for July 2011. Retrieved September 26, 2019.
↑ S. Krieg: Grateful memory, certainly . In: Schwerin live, January 2020, p. 28.
↑ Rahel Lämmler / Michael Wagner: Ulrich Müther shell buildings in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . niggli Verlag, Sulgen 2009, 2nd edition, ISBN 978-3-7212-0662-3 , pp. 98-99.
↑ Hermann Willebrand the Elder J .: Life and work of the architect and builder Oberhofbaurat Hermann Willebrand. City of Schwerin . Retrieved October 5, 2019.
↑ ^a ^b ^c Dirk Handorf: Johann Albrecht and his style - terracotta architecture of the 19th century in Schwerin. Monument of the month November 2013 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 4, 2019.
↑ State capital Schwerin: 300 years of the Schelfstadt. 15 years of urban renewal. The historical development of the district in the state capital Schwerin . Schwerin 2005, p. 47.
↑ S. Krieg: “Extremely friendly sight”. The gym at Lübecker Straße 46 was initially the home of the men's gymnastics club, now VfL . In: Schwerin live, November 2016, p. 28.
↑ S. Krieg: “Extremely friendly sight”. The gym at Lübecker Straße 46 was initially the home of the men's gymnastics club, now VfL . In: Schwerin live, November 2016, p. 28.
↑ BRENNCKE ARCHITEKTEN: Project German Pension Insurance North . Retrieved October 19, 2019.
↑ above: Kulturforum in the heart of the city. Schleswig-Holstein-Haus is a place of lively exchange . In: Schwerin live, February 2010, p. 28.
↑ above: Gallery Ministry of Justice. Neustadtisches Palais: From the Prinzenhof to the Ministry of Justice . Website of the Ministry of Justice Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Retrieved November 2, 2019.
^ Juliane Fuchs: Living in the monument. The epidemic house becomes a dream home . Schweriner Volkszeitung from July 28, 2014. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
^ Stefan Krieg: Sick rooms become offices. The “VR-Bank-Haus am Werderpark” is currently being built on the site of the former Werder Clinic . In: Schwerin live, October 2014, p. 28.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Sabine Kahle, Friederike Thomas: Representative living ^{near the} castle. The villa ensemble Werderstrasse 125 to 141 in Schwerin . Historical Association Schwerin e. V., Schwerin 2017, ISBN 978-3-9818675-1-0 .
↑ above: German builder award. High quality - affordable housing costs . Website of the BDA (Association of German Architects). Retrieved November 24, 2019.
↑ above: Old town brewery "Zum Stadtkrug". Story . Website of the restaurant. Retrieved November 29, 2019.
↑ above: Hall with soul. Cinema history comes to life in the Capitol . In: Schwerin live, January 2012, p. 28.
^ Bert Schüttpelz: Capitol becomes a modern film palace . Schweriner Volkszeitung from September 8, 2014. Retrieved November 29, 2019.
^ Klaus-Ulrich Keubke: The arsenal. A landmark in Schwerin. Atelier for portrait and history painting, Schwerin 1998, ISBN 3-00-003392-0 , pp. 12–15.
^ Gudrun Hahn: District Schwerin , Series Architekturführer DDR, VEB Verlag für Bauwesen, Berlin 1984, p. 66.
↑ State Parliament Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (ed.): Tour of the Schwerin residence ensemble. On the way to a world cultural heritage . Schwerin, n.d., pp. 32-33.
↑ Thomas Dann: The grand ducal state apartments in Schwerin Castle. A contribution to the spatial art of historicism in Germany . Verlag Landesamt für Kultur und Denkmalpflege, Schwerin 2007, ISBN 978-3-935770-16-3 , pp. 47–52.
↑ Dörte Kaufmann: Lightning strike in the Schwerin Shelf Church in 1717 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved November 1, 2019.
↑ above: News from the castle wall under the Schwerin Castle . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 13, 2019.
↑ Fred Ruchhöft: Zvarin - Schwerin. From the island castle to the residence . Published by the State Archeology Department in the State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania by Detlef Jantzen, Schwerin 2017, ISBN 978-3-935770-52-1 , pp. 373–388.
^ State palaces, gardens and art collections Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: Schwerin Palace . . Retrieved October 15, 2019.
↑ Birgit Holz: 150th anniversary of the castle garden on the Schwerin castle island. Monument of the month November 2007 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 12, 2019.
^ Anna Katharina Zülch: The restoration of the orangery at the castle in Schwerin . In: Orangeries and historic glass houses in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation, Schwerin 2009, ISBN 978-3-935770-25-5 , pp. 168–185, here p. 168.
↑ Barbara Anna Grau: "Clay, stones, shards ...". Historical water and path construction methods in gardening and landscaping and their relevance for the preservation of garden monuments full text. PDF. Dissertation, Berlin 2002, pp. 165–167. Retrieved October 12, 2019.
↑ ^a ^b State capital Schwerin: The city is looking for a new operator of the inn on the island of Rabbitwerder from 2020, including management of the urban areas. In: Stadtanzeiger. Official notice of the state capital Schwerin. Edition 25/2019 of December 13, 2019, p. 5.
↑ S. Krieg: Nice view from Jesarberg. The tower on Rabbitwerder should upgrade the island for tourism . In: Schwerin live, April 2019, p. 28.
↑ Lankow local advisory board (ed.): Lankow 775 years. 1237-2012. Schwerin 2012, pp. 8-10.
↑ Dieter Greve: Field names of the state capital Schwerin. Surveying and geographic information authority for the Ludwigslust / Parchim district and the state capital Schwerin, Schwerin 2017, pp. 5–7, 36, 49.
↑ above: Tons of water. In: Schwerin live, March 2009, p. 22.
↑ above: Neumühle water tower . WAG Schwerin website. Retrieved January 11, 2020.
↑ above: industrial culture - water technology. Old Neumühle waterworks. Website of the Hamburg Metropolitan Region. Retrieved January 11, 2020.

[1] Jan Schirmer: Half-timbering from the 16th century in Schwerin Pushkinstrasse 36 . Monument of the Month August 2007. Retrieved September 24, 2019.

[2] Disarmament in Friedensstrasse: after-school care center for Friedens- and Fritz-Reuter-Schule will be finished on time . Press release of the city of Schwerin from May 22, 2018. Accessed on September 25, 2019.

[3] Website of the Preussler cigar company . Retrieved September 25, 2019.

[4] Website of the hotel "Elefant" Schwerin. Retrieved September 26, 2019.

[5] Dieter Zander: Paul Ehmig's archives in Schwerin full text. PDF. Lecture at a construction conference in 2010. Accessed on September 26, 2019.

[6] Elke Krügener: The state main archive in Schwerin - 100 years in pictures . Archival document for July 2011. Retrieved September 26, 2019.

[7] S. Krieg: Grateful memory, certainly . In: Schwerin live, January 2020, p. 28.

[8] Rahel Lämmler / Michael Wagner: Ulrich Müther shell buildings in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . niggli Verlag, Sulgen 2009, 2nd edition, ISBN 978-3-7212-0662-3 , pp. 98-99.

[9] Hermann Willebrand the Elder J .: Life and work of the architect and builder Oberhofbaurat Hermann Willebrand. City of Schwerin . Retrieved October 5, 2019.

[Joh-Alb-Stil-10] Dirk Handorf: Johann Albrecht and his style - terracotta architecture of the 19th century in Schwerin. Monument of the month November 2013 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 4, 2019.

[11] State capital Schwerin: 300 years of the Schelfstadt. 15 years of urban renewal. The historical development of the district in the state capital Schwerin . Schwerin 2005, p. 47.

[12] S. Krieg: “Extremely friendly sight”. The gym at Lübecker Straße 46 was initially the home of the men's gymnastics club, now VfL . In: Schwerin live, November 2016, p. 28.

[13] S. Krieg: “Extremely friendly sight”. The gym at Lübecker Straße 46 was initially the home of the men's gymnastics club, now VfL . In: Schwerin live, November 2016, p. 28.

[14] BRENNCKE ARCHITEKTEN: Project German Pension Insurance North . Retrieved October 19, 2019.

[15] ve: Kulturforum in the heart of the city. Schleswig-Holstein-Haus is a place of lively exchange . In: Schwerin live, February 2010, p. 28.

[16] ve: Gallery Ministry of Justice. Neustadtisches Palais: From the Prinzenhof to the Ministry of Justice . Website of the Ministry of Justice Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Retrieved November 2, 2019.

[17] Juliane Fuchs: Living in the monument. The epidemic house becomes a dream home . Schweriner Volkszeitung from July 28, 2014. Retrieved November 24, 2019.

[18] Stefan Krieg: Sick rooms become offices. The “VR-Bank-Haus am Werderpark” is currently being built on the site of the former Werder Clinic . In: Schwerin live, October 2014, p. 28.

[Villenensemble-19] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Sabine Kahle, Friederike Thomas: Representative living ^{near the} castle. The villa ensemble Werderstrasse 125 to 141 in Schwerin . Historical Association Schwerin e. V., Schwerin 2017, ISBN 978-3-9818675-1-0 .

[20] ve: German builder award. High quality - affordable housing costs . Website of the BDA (Association of German Architects). Retrieved November 24, 2019.

[21] ve: Old town brewery "Zum Stadtkrug". Story . Website of the restaurant. Retrieved November 29, 2019.

[22] ve: Hall with soul. Cinema history comes to life in the Capitol . In: Schwerin live, January 2012, p. 28.

[23] Bert Schüttpelz: Capitol becomes a modern film palace . Schweriner Volkszeitung from September 8, 2014. Retrieved November 29, 2019.

[24] Klaus-Ulrich Keubke: The arsenal. A landmark in Schwerin. Atelier for portrait and history painting, Schwerin 1998, ISBN 3-00-003392-0 , pp. 12–15.

[25] Gudrun Hahn: District Schwerin , Series Architekturführer DDR, VEB Verlag für Bauwesen, Berlin 1984, p. 66.

[26] State Parliament Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (ed.): Tour of the Schwerin residence ensemble. On the way to a world cultural heritage . Schwerin, n.d., pp. 32-33.

[27] Thomas Dann: The grand ducal state apartments in Schwerin Castle. A contribution to the spatial art of historicism in Germany . Verlag Landesamt für Kultur und Denkmalpflege, Schwerin 2007, ISBN 978-3-935770-16-3 , pp. 47–52.

[28] Dörte Kaufmann: Lightning strike in the Schwerin Shelf Church in 1717 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved November 1, 2019.

[29] ve: News from the castle wall under the Schwerin Castle . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 13, 2019.

[30] Fred Ruchhöft: Zvarin - Schwerin. From the island castle to the residence . Published by the State Archeology Department in the State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania by Detlef Jantzen, Schwerin 2017, ISBN 978-3-935770-52-1 , pp. 373–388.

[31] State palaces, gardens and art collections Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: Schwerin Palace . . Retrieved October 15, 2019.

[32] Birgit Holz: 150th anniversary of the castle garden on the Schwerin castle island. Monument of the month November 2007 . Website of the Landesdenkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Retrieved October 12, 2019.

[33] Anna Katharina Zülch: The restoration of the orangery at the castle in Schwerin . In: Orangeries and historic glass houses in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, State Office for Culture and Monument Preservation, Schwerin 2009, ISBN 978-3-935770-25-5 , pp. 168–185, here p. 168.

[34] Barbara Anna Grau: "Clay, stones, shards ...". Historical water and path construction methods in gardening and landscaping and their relevance for the preservation of garden monuments full text. PDF. Dissertation, Berlin 2002, pp. 165–167. Retrieved October 12, 2019.

[Kaninchenwerder-35] State capital Schwerin: The city is looking for a new operator of the inn on the island of Rabbitwerder from 2020, including management of the urban areas. In: Stadtanzeiger. Official notice of the state capital Schwerin. Edition 25/2019 of December 13, 2019, p. 5.

[36] S. Krieg: Nice view from Jesarberg. The tower on Rabbitwerder should upgrade the island for tourism . In: Schwerin live, April 2019, p. 28.

[37] Lankow local advisory board (ed.): Lankow 775 years. 1237-2012. Schwerin 2012, pp. 8-10.

[38] Dieter Greve: Field names of the state capital Schwerin. Surveying and geographic information authority for the Ludwigslust / Parchim district and the state capital Schwerin, Schwerin 2017, pp. 5–7, 36, 49.

[39] ve: Tons of water. In: Schwerin live, March 2009, p. 22.

[40] ve: Neumühle water tower . WAG Schwerin website. Retrieved January 11, 2020.

[41] ve: industrial culture - water technology. Old Neumühle waterworks. Website of the Hamburg Metropolitan Region. Retrieved January 11, 2020.

List of architectural monuments in Schwerin

contents

General

Monument areas

Architectural monuments

graveyards

Churches

Schwerin Castle with castle garden and castle garden

Legend

Architectural monuments in the districts of former villages

Friedrichsthal

Gorries

Rabbitwerder Island

Cancer sponsors

Lankow

Must

Neumühle

Warnitz

Wickendorf

Wüstmark

Zippendorf

Legend

Movable monuments

Former monuments

source

See also

Web links

Individual evidence