List of cellar lanes in Matzen-Raggendorf
The list of cellar lanes in Matzen-Raggendorf is topped by the cellar lanes in the Lower Austrian municipality of Matzen-Raggendorf .
There is also a listed mansion cellar on the northern edge of Matzen .
| photo | Basement lane | Location | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hohlweg, Dechant-Neidl-Gasse |
KG: Kleinharra's location |
The cellar lane system on both sides is located in a ditch in the northern part of the village. There are 56 buildings over a length of 300 meters, five of which are renovations or new constructions. About two thirds of the cellars are eaves, one third in the form of a shield wall. More than half of the cellars are in need of renovation. The oldest dating is from 1900. | |
| Harraser main street |
KG: Kleinharra's location |
The one-sided cellar lane system is located on a hillside on the western edge of the village. There are 18 buildings over a length of 200 meters, two of which are converted or new buildings and a barn. Most of the cellars are eaves, half are in need of renovation. The oldest dating is from 1919. | |
| Basement lane |
KG: Matzen location |
The one-sided single cellar lane is located on the edge of the terrain in the northwestern rear. There are 31 buildings over a length of 200 meters, twelve of which are conversions or new buildings, some of which are residential. and a barn. The cellars are partly eaves, partly in the form of a shield wall; half is in need of renewal. The oldest dating is from 1901. | |
| Obere Berggasse |
KG: Matzen location |
The one-sided single cellar lane is located on a hillside in the northeastern back. There are 26 buildings over a length of 250 meters, seven of which are renovations or new constructions. Most of the cellars are eaves; more than half are in need of renovation or have fallen into disrepair. The oldest dating is from 1905. | |
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Kellerberg |
KG: Raggendorf location |
The cellar lane on both sides is located on the eastern edge of the village in a wide ravine or on a slope. Over a length of 300 meters there are 52 buildings, 38 of which are traditional cellars in various designs, the rest are partly converted or new buildings (some of them with residential use), partly buildings with other uses. Half of the cellars are gable-free, a third of the cellars are in need of renovation. The oldest dating is from 1865. |
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Rebschulgasse |
KG: Raggendorf location |
The one-sided cellar lane is located in the northern rear on the edge of the site. There are eleven buildings over a length of 100 meters, only five of which are traditional cellars, the rest are partly converted or new buildings (some of them with residential use), and partly buildings with other uses. The cellars are all in need of renovation, the oldest dating from 1939. The cellar lane is optically dominated by the fire station . |
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Kellergasse, Simandlgasse |
KG: Raggendorf location |
The cellar lane system on both sides on the northern edge of the village consists of two V-shaped diverging cellar lanes. There are 35 buildings over a length of 150 meters, but only 20 of them are traditional cellars in various designs, the rest of which are conversions or new buildings, some with residential use and some barns. Half of the cellars are in need of renovation. The oldest dating is from 1907. |
Notes / legend
| Photo: | Photograph of the Kellergasse (entirety). Click the photo generates an enlarged view. There are also two symbols:
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| Surname: | Name of the cellar lane according to official sources | ||||
| Location: | The cadastral community (KG) is indicated. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. | ||||
| description | Brief description of the cellar lane |
Individual evidence
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 675.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 676.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 677.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 678.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 680.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 679.
- ^ Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian cellar lanes. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 681.
literature
- Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian Kellergassen. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Attachment. Dissertation at the Vienna University of Technology 1990, Department of Local Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (ifoer), p. 675ff.
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