List of cultural monuments in the Hamburg district of Altona

This is an outdated list. The lists of cultural monuments in Hamburg according to the Hamburg Monument Protection Act of April 5, 2013, which are divided into districts due to their size, are decisive .

The following list contains the monuments identified in the list of monuments in the area of ​​the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , Altona district .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based on the city districts and can alternatively be sorted by monument list number, street or description.

The basis is the list of monuments (status: November 21, 2012) of the Hamburg Monument Protection Office . This contains all objects that are legally protected under the Hamburg Monument Protection Act (Section 5 DSchG HA) or at least temporarily. In addition, the monument protection office keeps an even more extensive list of recognized monuments (§ 7 a DSchG HA) with the objects recognized as worthy of protection, for which the law already provides for conditions in the event of changes up to a possible protection status.

serial no.	address	Brief description	registration	deletion	district	image
19th	Antonistraße	St. Pauli Church	03/28/1922		Altona old town
145	Kirchenstrasse 40, Königstrasse 11	St. Trinitatis , the main Protestant Lutheran church in Hamburg Altona. Cross-shaped plan (Greek cross) with rectangular closed cross arms, three-sided east end and integrated west tower. Brick masonry with sandstone inclusions. Originally the mansard roof over the crossing, partly covered with copper and partly with pans	01/24/1940		Altona old town
153	Hinrich-Lohse-Straße (1937–1945; before and since then Königstraße)	the Heiligengeist Chapel (destroyed)	01/24/1940	11/01/1948	Altona old town
154	Altona town hall market	the old town hall in Altona	01/24/1940	September 18, 1947	Altona old town
161	Palmaille 29	Suburban home	01/24/1940	03/08/1954	Altona old town
162	Palmaille 35	Suburban home	01/24/1940	03/08/1954	Altona old town
163	Palmaille 49	Free-standing classical plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with a flat protruding hipped roof. Two-storey with mezzanine , five window axes wide, three window axes on the side fronts. On both sides of the facade adjoining single-storey wing structures closed off from the street with square plastered walls. Built in 1801/04 by CF Hansen	01/24/1940		Altona old town
164	Palmaille 70	Suburban home	01/24/1940	03/08/1954	Altona old town
165	Palmaille 100	simple three-storey plastered building, built between 1788 and 1795	01/24/1940		Altona old town
166	Palmaille 116	Two-storey suburban house in plastered construction with mezzanine and flat hipped roof, built by CF Hansen in 1803/04	01/24/1940		Altona old town
281	Grosse Johannisstrasse 72 (formerly)	the former royal mint in Hamburg Altona (HJ-Heim)	03/12/1943	September 18, 1947	Altona old town
282	fish market	Fischmarktbrunnen , octagonal, elongated fountain, approx. 2 m high, divided into shallow recessed fields. In the six narrow fields there are reliefs with flower festoons, in each of the two wide fields there is a relief depicting Cupid and Psyche, crowned by lambrequin. Upper end with strongly profiled, stepped cornice. On the front bulge, a pair of dolphins. On the opposite edge of the fountain on a pedestal statue of Minerva with spear and shield	03/12/1943		Altona old town
284	Hinrich-Lohse-Strasse 149 (1937–1945; before and since then Königstrasse)	former orphanage (destroyed)	03/12/1943	11/01/1948	Altona old town
286	Palmaille (behind No. 45)	Helgoland monument	03/12/1943		Altona old town
286	Struenseestrasse	Gravestones and memorials at the former Holy Spirit Chapel	03/12/1943		Altona old town
287	Norderzeile, Wohlersallee	Chemnitz grave site on the former Norderreihe cemetery . Note: Further tombs and grave sites were entered in the list of monuments on January 15, 1958 under the number 452.	03/12/1943		Altona old town
288	Große Prinzenstraße 22, 24, 26, 42, 44, 46, At the main church 1, main church Altona, Trinitatiskirche	Surroundings of the main church Hamburg-Altona, Trinitatiskirche	03/12/1943		Altona old town
289	Große Johannisstraße 26 (formerly)	Portal (destroyed in 1943)	03/12/1943	September 18, 1947	Altona old town
364	Palmaille 59	with the Palmaille 61 building, a two-storey plastered building with a mezzanine of seven axes; Five-axis central front, uniaxial side elevations . Built in 1824/25 by JM Hansen	11/01/1948		Altona old town
365	Palmaille 61	with the Palmaille 59 building, a two-storey plastered building with a mezzanine of seven axes; Five-axis central front, uniaxial side elevations. Built in 1824/25 by JM Hansen	11/01/1948		Altona old town
366	Palmaille 65	three-storey plastered building with a mezzanine of three axes. Flat gable. Built in 1824/25 by JM Hansen 136	11/01/1948		Altona old town
367	Palmaille 120	Plastered building from 1802 by CF Hansen , later significantly changed	11/01/1948		Altona old town
377	Palmaille 53, 55	Duplex. Three-storey plastered building with a rectangular basement of seven axes. Built in 1824/25 by JM Hansen	09/05/1949		Altona old town
401	Palmaille 57	three-storey plastered construction of three axes. Squared ground floor with central projectile and arched portal. Built in 1824/25 by JM Hansen	December 19, 1952		Altona old town
452	Norderzeile, Wohlersallee	various grave monuments and graves in the Protestant cemetery Norderreihe. Note: The Chemnitz grave site was entered in the list of monuments on March 12, 1943 under the number 287.	January 15, 1958		Altona old town
460	Palmaille 112	simple two-storey plastered building with five axes, built by CF Hansen in 1797/98	10/23/1958		Altona old town
469	Koenigstrasse	Altona Jewish cemetery	03/17/1960		Altona old town
493	Palmaille 118	Two-storey plastered building with three axes with a flat hipped roof and a round arch portal in the central axis, built by CF Hansen in 1803/04	January 16, 1961		Altona old town
573	Lange Strasse 6	the classicist guard building, the former "Paulus Wache", a small, single-storey building with a hipped roof, built in 1815	December 29, 1977		Altona old town
650	Ehrenbergstrasse 60	Semi-detached house from around 1850 Note: The ensemble part on Ehrenbergstrasse 53 was entered in the list of monuments on June 28, 2011 under the same monument list number.	04/15/1982		Altona old town
650	Ehrenbergstrasse 53	Corner building erected around 1853/1854 as a three-storey storey building as part of the ensemble Ehrenbergstrasse 53, 58-60, 62, Schillerstrasse 53 Note: The ensemble part Ehrenbergstrasse 60 was entered in the list of monuments on April 15, 1982 under the same monument list number.	06/28/2011		Altona old town
691	Billrothstrasse 77	former Altona restaurant	11/01/1983		Altona old town
710	Hospitalstrasse 44	three-story building, built in 1893	04/17/1984		Altona old town
740	Grosse Elbstrasse 9	the former fish auction hall	December 3rd, 1984		Altona old town
747	Max-Brauer-Allee 134, 136, Hospitalstrasse 107, 109, August-Lütgens-Park, Holstenstrasse 108, 110	the former Altona General Hospital as a complete facility, in particular consisting of the main building and its extensions, the former nurses' house, Jenckelhaus, buildings II and III with part of the park-like open spaces. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	02/28/1985		Altona old town
755	Palmaille 104	Town house from 1780/90	04/29/1985		Altona old town
756	Palmaille 106	Town house from 1780/90	04/29/1985		Altona old town
804	Koenigstrasse 30	Wilhelminian style business and residential building, built around 1890	07/28/1986		Altona old town
848	Mörkenstrasse 55, 55 a and b	Group of buildings, terrace in traditional Sahlhaus tradition from the third quarter of the 19th century	11/25/1987		Altona old town
849	Thedestraße 108, Govertsweg 1	the former Thedebad from 1880/81 based on designs by the architect A. Petersen with later changes	December 3rd, 1987		Altona old town
873	Palmaille 126, 126 a-b, 130, 130 a-b	Complete Wilhelminian style complex from 1890, in particular consisting of the front building, the courtyard with green space and roundabout, and the rear building and its open spaces at the rear. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	06/27/1988		Altona old town
992	Grosse Elbstrasse 277, 279	Hall D, built in 1924 as Shed F of the Quai- und Lagerhaus-Gesellschaft in the style of the New Building of the 1920s	07/16/1992		Altona old town
1001	Max-Brauer-Allee 34	Storage from around 1893 with its wooden interior structure	11/23/1992		Altona old town	(Exterior view)
1021	Schillerstrasse 7	Brick building with an H-shaped floor plan and a stairwell with cross rib vaults, built in 1891 as a garrison directorate according to the plans of the garrison building inspector Goebel	07/27/1993		Altona old town
1026	Schillerstrasse 29	Front building, a craftsman's house built shortly before 1860 with a facade design based on the example of romantic historicism	10/12/1993		Altona old town
1031	Große Elbstraße 68, De-Voss-Straße 5, 7, Buttstraße	Former Naefeke malt house, which, as the successor to Dolck'schen Brewery, had been producing at the Altona harbor since 1876, consisting of several interconnected individual buildings from different times	12/14/1993		Altona old town
1076	Grosse Elbstrasse 39	traditional storage building from the late 19th century	03/19/1996		Altona old town
1080	At the Johanniskirche	St. John's Church in Hamburg-Altona, built in 1867/73 based on designs by Johannes Otzen , and the property as its surroundings. Note: The single-family house bei der Johanniskirche 12 was entered in the list of monuments on October 8, 2001 under the number 1308 as part of the ensemble bei der Johanniskirche. The ensemble parts at Johanniskirche 3-11, 13-19 were entered in the list of monuments on October 11, 2012 under the same number.	04/02/1996		Altona old town
1080	At the Johanniskirche 3-11, 13-19	Ensemble parts Bei der Johanniskirche 3 (not constituting), 4-9a, 10 (not constituting), 11, 13-19, as part of the urban ensemble from the late 19th century with the Church of St. Johannis (bei der Johanniskirche 22 ) as the core of the facility, its surroundings with streets and squares including the war memorial and its architectural version with the relevant low town houses At the Johanniskirche 3-20 Note: The ensemble parts at the Johanniskirche 22 (Johanniskirche) were opened on April 2nd 1996 under the same number and at the Johanniskirche 12 on October 8, 2001 under the number 1308 in the list of monuments.	10/11/2012		Altona old town	House numbers 17-19 House numbers 6-9a
1087	Bernstorffstrasse 133, 135, 137	Three-door residential building from 1860. Note: The building at Bernstorffstrasse 131 was entered in the list of monuments on February 20, 2002 as part of the ensemble Bernstorffstrasse 121-141 under the same number, on August 18, 2003 at Bernstorffstrasse 121, 125, 127, 141, on August 25, 2003 August 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 129 and on December 1, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 139.	06/12/1996		Altona old town
1087	Bernstorffstrasse 131	Two-storey pre-Wilhelminian-era residential building, part of the ensemble at Bernstorffstrasse 121-141. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number on June 12, 1996 Bernstorffstrasse 133, 135, 137, on August 18, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 121, 125, 127, 141, on August 25, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 129 and on December 1, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 139.	02/20/2002		Altona old town
1087	Bernstorffstrasse 121, 125, 127, 141	Two-story pre-Wilhelminian-era residential buildings, parts of the ensemble at Bernstorffstrasse 121-141. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number on June 12, 1996 at Bernstorffstrasse 133, 135, 137, on February 20, 2002 at Bernstorffstrasse 131, on August 25, 2003 at Bernstorffstrasse 129 and on December 1, 2003 at Bernstorffstrasse 139 .	08/18/2003		Altona old town
1087	Bernstorffstrasse 129	Two-storey pre-Wilhelminian-era residential building, part of the ensemble at Bernstorffstrasse 121-141. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number on June 12, 1996 Bernstorffstrasse 133, 135, 137, on February 20, 2002 Bernstorffstrasse 131, on August 18, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 121, 125, 127, 141 and on December 1, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 139.	08/25/2003		Altona old town
1087	Bernstorffstrasse 139	Two-story pre-Wilhelminian-era residential building, part of the ensemble Bernstorffstrasse 121 to 141. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number on June 12, 1996 Bernstorffstrasse 133, 135, 137, on February 20, 2002 Bernstorffstrasse 131, on 18. August 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 121, 125, 127, 141 and on August 25, 2003 Bernstorffstrasse 129.	12/01/2003		Altona old town
1129	Chemnitzstrasse 132, 134, 136	House built around 1870	04/14/1997		Altona old town
1131	Antonistraße 12, Heidritterstraße 12, Pinnasberg 80, 81	Cemetery of the St. Pauli Church as a whole, consisting of the former cemetery with a network of paths and trees and the tombs that still exist there, the staircase and the enclosure, in particular the gate and the two granite posts on Antonistraße, the two pastors' houses on Pinnasberg 80 and 81, the former church school at Antonistraße 12 and the building Heidritterstraße 12 as well as the St. Pauli church as a single cultural monument. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments. Note: The St. Pauli Church was already registered on March 28, 1922 under the number 19 in the list of monuments.	04/30/1997		Altona old town
1140	Fish market 2 a	Building erected in 1910 as an express goods hall for the railroad fish dispatch with four attached residential floors	08/08/1997		Altona old town
1164	Wohlers Allee 62	Two-storey plastered building built around 1875	02/18/1998		Altona old town
1168	Lessers Passage 2-10, Königstrasse 32	Ensemble consisting of residential buildings as well as a residential and commercial building with a gateway to the passage, built mainly in the 1860s	03/18/1998		Altona old town
1209	Grosse Elbstrasse 27	Former HW Lange harbor mill, founded in 1841 as one of the first steam mills in Northern Germany, massive brick buildings from 1880, later expanded and stocked	02/01/1999		Altona old town
1253	Max-Brauer-Allee 62, 64	Part of the Max-Brauer-Allee 60, 62, 64 ensemble, which consists of two office buildings with perforated and skeleton facades built between 1952 and 1956 according to plans by Bernhard Hermkes . Note: The Max-Brauer-Allee 60 building was entered in the list of monuments on September 22, 2000 under the same number.	07/04/2000		Altona old town
1253	Max-Brauer-Allee 60	Part of the Max-Brauer-Allee 60, 62, 64 ensemble, which consists of two office buildings with perforated and skeleton facades built between 1952 and 1956 according to plans by Bernhard Hermkes . Note: The building at Max-Brauer-Allee 62, 64 was entered in the list of monuments on July 4th, 2000 under the same number.	09/22/2000		Altona old town
1284	Köhlbrandt staircase , Köhlbrandt staircase 1	The ensemble, consisting of the open staircase and the apartment building designed by the architects Schaar and Hintzpeter, was created in 1891	04/05/2001		Altona old town
1308	At the Johanniskirche 12	Around 1875, two-storey urban single-family house with basement, part of the ensemble Bei der Johanniskirche, consisting of the St. Johanniskirche , its surroundings with streets and plazas near the Johanniskirche, including the war memorial, and the houses in Bei, built around 1875 according to the plans of the architect John Grimm of the Johanniskirche 3-20. Note: St. John's Church and the property have been listed in the list of monuments since April 2, 1996 under the number 1080.	10/08/2001		Altona old town
1674	Paulsenplatz 12	Apartment building built in 1892 according to plans by the architect W. Krümicken as part of the Dohrnweg 1-5 ensemble, Paulsenplatz 3-12, Mistralstraße 7-9, 2-8, Stresemannstraße 66-68 a	09/18/2008		Altona old town
1685	Max-Brauer-Allee 24	Garden pavilion built in the second half of the 19th century	11/20/2008		Altona old town
1776	Hospitalstrasse east of number 79 (rear building)	Three-storey storage building built around 1880 as a single monument and at the same time part of the ensemble Hospitalstrasse 69-95 a including the rear building east of number 79, Esmarchstrasse 56-68, Virchowstrasse 65 a-81, Chemnitzstrasse 42, 44	08/11/2009		Altona old town
1806	Lornsenplatz 5	Town house built around 1875 according to plans by the building contractor CD Ehlbek as part of the ensemble Esmarchstraße 120, 122, Lornsenplatz 2-9, Schumacherstraße 8698, 89-101	02/24/2010		Altona old town
1823	Grosse Elbstraße 142, 146, Sandberg	Ensemble consisting of the baroque town house Große Elbstraße 146 with its rear warehouse and workshop building, the factory and warehouse building Große Elbstraße 142 including the shed hall behind it and the historical machines and furnishings inside the building as well as the ascending section of the streets Große Elbstraße and Sandberg including stairs, pavement and retaining wall, as mapped in the list of monuments	08/03/2010		Altona old town
1833	Thadenstrasse 134, 134 a – e, Wohlers Allee 20 a – c, 22	Ensemble Levy's Passage, residential houses built between 1878 and 1880 for Simon Elias Levy according to plans by Julius Hartick, including the paved path	10/12/2010		Altona old town	Thadenstrasse 134a-e Wohlers Allee 22
1836	Billrothstrasse 63, 63 a, 63 b	Residential and commercial building from around 1866	11/23/2010		Altona old town
1852	Billrothstrasse 161, 163, Esmarchstrasse 123-131, Lornsenplatz 10	Ensemble, three-storey building block built around 1880	12/22/2010		Altona old town
1914	Ehrenbergstrasse 66, 68, Bugdahnstrasse	Two-story, classicist semi-detached house built around 1867	08/21/2012		Altona old town
624	Max-Brauer-Allee 89, 91	District Court of Altona	06/15/1981		Altona-North
662	Max-Brauer-Allee 79	Single-family town house from approx. 1866/67	11/11/1982		Altona-North
1023	Kieler Strasse 39, Augustenburger Strasse 1	Building group and additionally 2nd independent immovable architectural monuments: Old building from 1927, the so-called “proof of work building” of the city of Altona, built according to plans and under the direction of Altona Senator Gustav Oelsner, the extension building from 1953/56 to the west of it, connected to the old building , designed by the architect Wolfgang Rudhard	09/10/1993		Altona-North
1198	Max-Brauer-Allee 77	Two-storey town villa built in 1888 with unusually rich, well-preserved furnishings, stucco ceilings and ceiling paintings of high quality	09/22/1998		Altona-North
1447	Max-Brauer-Allee 127, 127 House 1-13, 129	Ensemble Nyegaard-Stift , a castle-like complex designed between 1899 and 1901 by the architects Kühn & Baumgarten	09/14/2004		Altona-North
1546	Max-Brauer-Allee 83, 85	Gymnasium Allee , school building built between 1903 and 1905 according to plans by the Brandt town planning council	06/29/2006		Altona-North
1586	Glücksburger Strasse 9-19, Langenfelder Strasse 113, 115, 115 a	Ensemble of residential buildings from the 1920s	04/16/2007		Altona-North
1786	Oelkersallee 27	House built around 1877 according to plans by Julius Hartick as part of the Oelkersallee 21, 23, 27, 29, 26 ensemble	October 15, 2009		Altona-North
1884	Haubachstrasse 60, 62, Zeiseweg 9, Bodenstedtstrasse	Ensemble of the former Viktoria barracks, built from 1878 to 1883, consisting of the former team building (Block III), the former riding and drill house and the preserved enclosures	11/11/2011		Altona-North
1912	Zeiseweg 42	Between 1877 and 1878, three-storey, plastered apartment building including the preserved historical parts of the external stairs and railings as part of the ensemble Eggerstedtstrasse 20-38, 37-39, Zeiseweg 38- 42	08/15/2012		Altona-North
408	Osdorfer Landstrasse 20	Großflottbeker mill	04/01/1953	10/15/1996	Bahrenfeld
456	Holstenkamp and northeast Holstenkamp 82 (formerly Am Winsberg)	the "Alter Friedhof" parcel on the New Mennonite Cemetery with 14 grave slabs from bricked tombs with inscriptions, 24 grave slabs from earth graves with inscriptions, 2 corrugations with inscriptions and 2 cubic corner stones with initials	05/30/1958		Bahrenfeld
534	Altonaer Volkspark: Luruper Chaussee	prehistoric burial mound, site 3 in Bahrenfeld; the 20 m tall and 1.6 m high hill is a more than 3000 year old grave complex from the older Bronze Age. Note: Since September 17, 2002, the burial mound has also been part of the Altonaer Volkspark ensemble under monument list number 1346.	07/10/1973		Bahrenfeld
689	Von-Hutten-Strasse 29	Complete facility in Sarlingheim	03/10/1983		Bahrenfeld
871	Bahrenfelder Chaussee 1-15, Mendelssohnstraße 1-9	three-storey group of buildings from 1903/04 with Art Nouveau elements	06/07/1988		Bahrenfeld
972	Stahltwiete 20	Complete system, consisting of the factory building as an immovable monument together with the driveway, the tracks and paving. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	09/24/1991		Bahrenfeld
1006	Bahrenfelder Chaussee 49, Mendelssohnstrasse 32, 34	Bahrenfelder Chaussee 49, former official residential building, built in 1895 according to plans by the Goebel building councilor and expanded in 1905 by the western single-storey extension according to plans by the Hagemann building councilor, as an immovable monument and Bahrenfelder Chaussee without number (behind number 49), former flour and grain store, after 1892 Plans by the Goebel building council were created with an elevator installed by building councilor Jacobi in 1913, as an immovable monument and, in addition, Bahrenfelder Chaussee 49, Mendelssohnstraße 32, 34, the entire complex, consisting of the two immovable monuments, the official residential building and storage facility together with the former barn, the former storage shed, the former bakery, the former latrine, the historical enclosure on Bahrenfelder Chaussee, the various pavement and the trees	01/25/1993		Bahrenfeld
1082	Gasstrasse 2, 2 a, 4, 4 a + b, Paul-Dessau-Strasse 3 a – g, 5, Beim Alten Gaswerk, Daimlerstrasse 65 and the railway bridge	Entire facility of the former Bahrenfeld gas works , consisting of the clock house, the administration building, the coal tower, the workshop building, the halls, the structural accessories, the railway bridge and the open spaces. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	04/17/1996		Bahrenfeld
1096	Bahrenfelder Chaussee 139, Theodorstrasse 50, 52	Entire facility, consisting of houses 1, 2, 4 to 8, 10, the enclosure on Bahrenfelder Chaussee and open spaces. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	07/15/1996		Bahrenfeld
1105	Gasstrasse 8, 12, 14, 16 (previously 10)	Complete system built in 1911/12, consisting of the administration building and the manufacturing facilities. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	11/13/1996		Bahrenfeld
1346	Altonaer Volkspark : August-Kirch-Strasse, August-Kirch-Strasse 55, Schnackenburgallee, Am Volkspark, Nansenstrasse, Nansenstrasse 82, Schulgartenweg, Luruper Chaussee, Stadionstrasse	Altonaer Volkspark, a park created from 1914 under significant planning by Ferdinand Tutenberg ; also part of the ensemble consisting of the Altona Volkspark and Altona cemetery. Note: The entry of the burial mound under monument list number 534 from July 10, 1973 remains in effect.	09/17/2002		Bahrenfeld
1552	Max-Schmeling-Straße (formerly Stadionstraße), August-Kirch-Straße	Transformer house of the former Volksparkstadion plant in 1927 by architect Gustav Oelsner built	09/25/2006		Bahrenfeld
1620	Stadionstrasse 7	Former bus shelter built by Gustav Oelsner in 1925	10/02/2007		Bahrenfeld
1811	Holstenkamp 119, 119-1 to 119-6	Ensemble, a former urban retirement home built between 1922 and 1923 according to plans by the Altona municipal building administration, consisting of the six residential buildings, the gatehouse with the two flanking tower pavilions and the connecting wall elements, the farm building and the preserved paths and green spaces, as in the list of monuments mapped	03/08/2010		Bahrenfeld
1825	Bahrenfelder Kirchenweg 28-76, Gasstrasse 22-24, Mendelssohnstrasse 41-61, 40- 76, Woyrschweg 1-29, 2-42	From 1905 to 1912, according to plans by the architects Gustav Markmann and Hans Meyer, the estate was built with all buildings, gardens and open spaces including the street sections Mendelssohnstraße and Woyrschweg, as mapped in the list of monuments	08/09/2010		Bahrenfeld
152	Goßlers Park 1	Marble sculpture "Psyche" by the Danish sculptor Herman Wilhelm Bissen from 1840, created for the Baurs Park manor	01/24/1940		Blankenese
152	Mühlenberger Weg 33	two marble sculptures by the sculptor Herman Wilhelm Bissen "Atalante" and "Cephalus".	01/24/1940	01/12/1956	Blankenese
156	Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35	Baurs Park manor house with portal and farm building. Two-story plastered building with a sandstone base on a rectangular floor plan. Northern entrance front with five axes, the two outer as risalits. Simple side fronts with five axes. Elbe front consisting of a three-axis receding central wing and flanking single-axis risalits. Built between 1829 and 1836 by JM Hansen and OJ Schmidt. Stable building. Elongated, single-storey plastered building with a hipped gable roof. Pan coverage. Central extension projecting like a risalit on both long sides, two-storey, with triangular gable and gable roof. Built in 1839 by JM Hansen Note: The property at Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 was also entered in the list of monuments on December 13, 2011 under number 156. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1 became the individual monument and part of the ensemble on May 13, 2005, the Baurs Park ensemble, Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011 Baurs Park garden monument, Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the Baurs Park 6 property on November 11, 2011, the property Strandweg 1 was entered in the list of monuments on December 13, 2011 under number 1472.	01/24/1940		Blankenese
156	Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35	Property as part of the Baurs Park ensemble with the public green spaces, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park with historical railings , Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs properties Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings on the property Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were also given the number on January 28, 1940 156 entered in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, became the individual monument and part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park on May 13, 2005, the ensemble Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011 , Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the ensemble part Baurs Park 6 on November 11, 2011, the Strandweg property 1 entered the list of monuments on December 13, 2011 under the number 1472.	12/13/2011		Blankenese
157	Goßlers Park 1	Goßlers Park mansion , Goßlers Park 1. (formerly Blankeneser Landstrasse 34). Original construction: elongated plastered building on a rectangular floor plan, single storey, strictly symmetrical division of the fronts. Pillar portico in front of the narrow sides. Column loggia on the long sides. Built in 1794/95 by CF Hansen . The current building was made from alterations (heightening, terraces, balcony structures) between 1897 and 1901. Since 1963 the location of the sculpture "Psyche" (see monument list number 152 of January 24, 1940) by the Danish sculptor Bissen from 1840, created for the manor house at Baurs Park	01/24/1940		Blankenese
158	Oesterleystrasse 20	Landhaus Klünders Park (Hessehaus), simple three-axis plastered building on a square floor plan, two-storey with mezzanine, flat roof, built around 1800	01/24/1940		Blankenese
159	Elbchaussee 547 (formerly 34)	Broad, two-storey plastered building on a sandstone base. Seven-axis street facade with two single-axis strongly protruding side projections. In the side fronts there are three-axis central projections. The Elbe facade with three-axis central wing and strongly protruding two-axis side projections. Parapet and low copper-covered hip roof. Built in 1789 and 1792 by CF Hansen (White House)	01/24/1940		Blankenese
356	Elbterrasse 4-6 (formerly Elbterrasse 152, later only number 6)	"Dreehus" fisherman's house from 1800. Brick building, partly half-timbered, with a hipped thatched roof	September 18, 1947		Blankenese
357	On the slope 3-5	Fisherman's house "Tweehus" from 1800, single-storey half-timbered house with thatched roof	September 18, 1947		Blankenese
388	Richard-Dehmel-Strasse 1	Home of the poet Richard Dehmel . Built by Baedecker before 1910. Note: The furnishings and inventory of the house in accordance with the inventory of May 20, 2011 were entered in the list of monuments on September 16, 2011 under the same number.	12/22/1950		Blankenese
388	Richard-Dehmel-Strasse 1	Equipment and inventory of the Richard-Dehmel-Haus cultural monument according to the inventory of the inventory with images of the same from May 20, 2011. The original of the inventory is deposited in the monument protection office. Note: The house of the poet Richard Dehmel, built in 1910 by Walther Baedeker, was entered in the list of monuments on December 22, 1950 under the same number.	09/16/2011		Blankenese
394	Beach path	cast iron grille	December 19, 1952		Blankenese
398	Mühlenberger Weg 66	Baptismal font in the Blankenese church . Note: Since November 25, 2000, the baptismal font is also listed as part of the Evangelical Church Blankenese ensemble under number 1270 in the list of monuments.	December 19, 1952		Blankenese
413	Elbterrasse 7 (formerly Elbterrasse 5-7)	Former fisherman's cottage built in the 1st half of the 18th century as a “Tweehuus” (double house), half-timbered, sloughed brick and hipped thatched roof	03/08/1954		Blankenese
468	Elbe 564	Former pharmacy, now residential building, plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with eaves facing the street, one storey with a loft. Pan-roofed gable roof with a crooked hip. Middle part pulled forward like a risalit and closed by a dwarf. Built probably around 1836 by JM Hansen for the pharmacist Carl Heinrich Wolff from Hadersleben	03/17/1960		Blankenese
521	Blankeneser Hauptstrasse 13	House from around 1830 in the Dutch Renaissance style	08/17/1972		Blankenese
647	Falkensteiner Ufer 28 a – c	the former craftsman's house	02/10/1982		Blankenese
702	Osterweg 11 and 13	Semi-detached house, Blankeneser fisherman's house, "Tweehuus". Simple half-timbered building built around 1800 with brick infill and thatched roof	01/23/1984		Blankenese
705	At Kiekeberg 14	Villa from around 1880/90	02/29/1984		Blankenese
736	Kösterbergstrasse 10	Building including garage construction, Landhaus Levy, built in 1911 according to plans by Walther Baedeker	10/17/1984		Blankenese
776	Süllberg terrace 9	Plastered building with a flat gable roof, built around 1875	December 24, 1985		Blankenese
825	Elbe 530	Half-timbered house with brick infill and thatched roof from the early 19th century	02/25/1987		Blankenese
847	Falkensteiner Ufer 58	thatched cottage, probably from the 18th century	11/25/1987		Blankenese
857	Caprivistraße 17	Heimat style villa from the first decade of the 20th century	01/08/1988		Blankenese
883	Grotiusweg 79	Villa Michaelsen with the expansive, terraced landscaped retaining wall, 1922-23 in the style of objectivity New Architecture of Karl Schneider built	09/14/1988		Blankenese
893	Beach stairs 4	Building (without western extension) from around 1880	01/02/1989		Blankenese
940	Mörikestrasse 14	Building built around 1928 according to plans by the architect MHA Jochem for the lecturer and writer Dr. Rudolf Klutmann	06/19/1990		Blankenese
962	Wilmans Park 17	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the villa (here in particular “Prostylos”, hall and vestibule), which Walther Baedeker started in 1922 and expanded in 1927, together with the garden including access road and entrance gate. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	04/16/1991		Blankenese
997	Blankeneser Hauptstrasse 106	Entire facility, in particular consisting of the residential building with a slate pitched roof, the paving, the garden pavilion, the wall, the stairs, the enclosure and the hedge	10/26/1992		Blankenese
1003	Krumdal 18	Entire facility, in particular consisting of the traditional Blankenese half-timbered building "Tweehuus", which has been documented since the 18th century, with the fixed historical furnishings and the now tiled half-hipped roof (formerly thatched roof), the extension from the mid-19th century including the design and equipment of the property ( Stairs, pavement and retaining walls). The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	12/15/1992		Blankenese
1005	Panzerstraße 11, 13	Overall complex, consisting of the two thatched houses from 1803, the outbuildings, walls, terraces and paving within the boundaries of the property	12/29/1992		Blankenese
1014	Beach stairs 18	Former tweehuus from the 18th century, which was reduced to half, formerly with thatched roof, today with pan roof, with an almost unchanged interior (division and two-tier frame) as an immovable monument and also the entire complex, in particular consisting of the monument with the auxiliary building , the terraced property, the stairs, the lining walls and the trees. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	03/25/1993		Blankenese
1020	Strandweg 10	Slate-roofed building, built around the 3rd quarter of the 19th century, including the one-story half-timbered extension	07/19/1993		Blankenese
1048	Strandweg 13	Beach hotel built in 1902 with an expanded French roof and slate roofing, as well as rich facade decorations and original stucco ceilings inside	11/14/1994		Blankenese
1049	At Kiekeberg 4	Plastered solid building with a slate roof, built in 1899	December 19, 1994		Blankenese
1088	Kösterbergstrasse 5	House from 1908	06/12/1996		Blankenese
1098	Schenefelder Landstrasse 3	Roman Catholic parish church Maria Grün , built in 1929/30 by the architect Clemens Holzmeister	08/20/1996		Blankenese
1142	Grotiusweg 36	Villa from 1905 and the property as its surroundings	08/08/1997		Blankenese
1174	Süllberg terrace 2	Ensemble consisting of the hall building with observation tower, the “cross”, north and west building, the coach house, the various terraces in the east, south and north and the associated lining walls, the staircases and the historical pavement	04/24/1998		Blankenese
1177	Baurs way 2	Ensemble consisting of the villa and the wrought iron enclosure	05/15/1998		Blankenese
1193	Blankeneser Hauptstrasse 153	Residential and commercial building built in 1897 with rich stucco decoration, highlighted in urban planning by the sloping corner and pronounced corner blocks, as part of the ensemble Blankeneser Hauptstraße 135-153	08/24/1998		Blankenese
1208	Strandweg 46, 46 a, 47	Half-timbered building, built around 1820	01/27/1999		Blankenese
1222	Anne-Frank-Strasse 71	High quality residential building built in 1924 based on a symmetrically designed concept	06/21/1999		Blankenese
1224	Sibbertstrasse 1, 1 a, 1 b	Former power station built around 1900 by architect Sahling with the components of a management house, machine hall and boiler house	06/21/1999		Blankenese
1249	Bröer's stairs 6	Two-storey building, built in brick in 1907 according to plans by Walther Baedeker	06/16/2000		Blankenese
1265	Grotiusweg 37	For Otto Illies designed by Walther Baedeker in 1911 residential and studio house with designed garden as an ensemble	October 19, 2000		Blankenese
1266	Blankeneser Hauptstrasse 160, Hoher Weg 1 a, 1 b	Former brick warehouse from the 2nd half of the 19th century, which was converted in 1921 by the architect Walther Baedeker for his own residential purposes	October 19, 2000		Blankenese
1270	Mühlenberger Weg 64, 64 a, 66, 68, 68 a, 68 b	Ensemble Evangelische Kirche Blankenese , consisting of the church building built in 1895/97 according to plans by Ernst Ehrhardt, the two pastorates, the front gardens of the pastorates with the enclosures and the open space in front of the church building. Note: The entry of December 19, 1952, of the baptismal font in the church under the list of monuments number 398 remains.	11/25/2000		Blankenese
1280	Oesterleystrasse 77	House built in 1910 based on designs by the architect A. Brockmann	03/15/2001		Blankenese
1285	Kahlkamp 5, 7, 9	Ensemble consisting of the school building erected between 1874 and 1875 and expanded in 1887 and the residential buildings formerly built for school servants and teachers	04/05/2001		Blankenese
1293	Panzerstraße 10, 12	Between 1732 and 1735, thatched-roof house was built as “Tweehuus” with old-age sharing apartments	05/22/2001		Blankenese
1318	Paarmanns Weg 1, Am Hang 16	Ensemble consisting of a thatched “Tweehuus”, probably from the mid-18th century, terracing of the area, lining walls and stairs	11/28/2001		Blankenese
1369	Erik-Blumenfeld-Platz 13 (previously Blankeneser Bahnhofsplatz 13), Ole Hoop	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1908 according to plans by the architects Raabe & Wöhlecke and the garden area with terracing, old trees and the staircase / fountain south of the house	03/04/2003		Blankenese
1375	Witts Allee 28, 30	Residential buildings built from 1902 to 1903 as part of the Witts Allee 24 to 34 ensemble according to plans by the architect Butenschön	04/23/2003		Blankenese
1425	Mühlenberg 72, 74, Panzerstraße 2, 4	"Tweehuus" built around 1800	04/28/2004		Blankenese
1449	On slope 22, 26	Parts of a thatched former "Dreehuuse" (three-part house), probably from the middle of the 18th century	07/12/2004		Blankenese
1451	Krumdal 14	Thatched, one to two-storey building in the Blankenese hillside area, which probably dates from the 18th century and was originally built as a Tweehuus	12/13/2004		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1	Ensemble consisting of the architect Max Bach's architect's house built in 1924, the gas pressure regulator house with a pavilion above and part of the historical site of Baurs Park . Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already registered on January 24, 1940 and the property on December 13, 2011 under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The Baurs Park ensemble, here the properties Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg, were opened on August 24, 2011, the individual monument and part of the Baurs Park garden monument ensemble, Baurs Park 28, also on August 24, 2011 August 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the properties Baurs Park 6 on November 11, 2011, Strandweg 1 on December 13, 2011 and Baurs Park 4 on September 25, 2012 also entered in the list of monuments under number 1472.	05/13/2005		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg	Land as part of the Baurs Park ensemble with the public green spaces, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park with historical railings , Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs properties Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on January 13, 1940. December 2011 registered under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, the individual monument and part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park, Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the ensemble part Baurs Park 6 on November 11, 2011, the Strandweg 1 property on December 13, 2011 also entered in the list of monuments under the number 1472.	08/24/2011		Blankenese	Baurs Park 2 Baurs Park 36
1472	Baurs Park 28	as a single monument and part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park with the public green areas, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park historic railing, retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38 properties , Baurs Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on On December 13, 2011 registered under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The Baurs Weg 10 ensemble, Strandweg 1, was opened on May 13, 2005, the Baurs Park ensemble, here the properties Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011, Baurs Park 4 on September 25, 2012, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the properties Baurs Park 6 on November 11, 2011 and Strandweg 1 on December 13, 2011 also under the Number 1472 entered in the list of monuments.	08/24/2011		Blankenese
1472	Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a	Part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park with the public green areas, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including portal and remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern road section Baurs Park and the beach path below the Baurs Park with historical railings, Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs Weg properties 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on December 13 2011 registered under number 156 in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, became the individual monument and part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park on May 13, 2005, the ensemble Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011 , Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the ensemble part Baurs Park 6 on November 11, 2011, the Strandweg 1 property on December 13, 2011 also entered in the list of monuments under the number 1472.	09/27/2011		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Park 21	as an individual monument and part of the ensemble of the Baurs Park garden monument with the public green areas, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below Baurs Park historic railing, retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38 properties , Baurs Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already listed under number 156 on January 24, 1940 entered in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1 became Baurs Park on May 13, 2005, the Baurs Park ensemble, the ensemble components Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011 4 on September 25, 2012, the individual monument and part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park, Baurs Park 28 on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the Individual monument and part of the garden monument ensemble Baurs Park, Baurs Park 26, also entered in the list of monuments on October 4, 2011 under number 1472.	04/10/2011		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Park 26	as an individual monument and part of the ensemble of the Baurs Park garden monument with the public green areas, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below Baurs Park historic railing, retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38 properties , Baurs Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already listed under number 156 on January 24, 1940 entered in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1 became the individual monument and part of the ensemble on May 13, 2005, the Baurs Park ensemble, Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011 Baurs Park garden monument, Baurs Park 28 on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the individual monument and part of the ensemble of the Baurs Park garden monument, Baurs Park 21, on October 4, 2011 also entered in the list of monuments under the number 1472.	04/10/2011		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Park 6	Property as part of the Baurs Park ensemble with the public green spaces, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park with historical railings , Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs properties Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on January 13, 1940. December 2011 registered under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, the ensemble Baurs Park, here the properties Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011, the individual monument and Part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park, Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011 and the property Strandweg 1 on December 13, 2011 as well entered in the list of monuments under number 1472.	11/11/2011		Blankenese
1472	Strandweg 1	Property as part of the Baurs Park ensemble with the public green spaces, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park with historical railings , Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs properties Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on January 13, 1940. December 2011 registered under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, the ensemble Baurs Park, here the properties Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011, the individual monument and Part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park, Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the Baurs Park 6 properties on November 11, 2011 and Baurs Park 4 on September 25, 2012, also registered under number 1472 in the list of monuments.	12/13/2011		Blankenese
1472	Baurs Park 4	Property as part of the Baurs Park ensemble with the public green spaces, the former Landhaus Baur (Katharinenhof), Mühlenberger Weg 33, including the portal and Remise, Mühlenberger Weg 35, the avenue on the southern section of the road Baurs Park and the Strandweg below the Baurs Park with historical railings , Retaining wall and stairs, the fence along the Elbchaussee and Mühlenberger Weg as well as the private green areas on the Baurs Park 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 26, 28, 36, 38, Baurs properties Weg 10, Mühlenberger Weg 1, 11, Strandweg 1 and the buildings Baurs Park 21, 26, 28, Baurs Weg 10 and Strandweg 1 Note: The buildings Mühlenberger Weg 33, 35 were already on January 24, 1940 and the property on January 13, 1940. December 2011 registered under the number 156 in the list of monuments. The ensemble Baurs Weg 10, Strandweg 1, the ensemble Baurs Park, here the properties Baurs Park 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 36, Mühlenberger Weg on August 24, 2011, the individual monument and Part of the ensemble garden monument Baurs Park, Baurs Park 28, on August 24, 2011, the properties Elbchaussee 563, 565, 567, Mühlenberger Weg 37, 39, 39 a on September 27, 2011, the Baurs Park 6 properties on November 11, 2011 and Strandweg 1 on December 13, 2011, also entered in the list of monuments under number 1472.	09/26/2012		Blankenese
1481	Sülldorfer Kirchenweg 71	Single-family house built from 1906 to 1907 according to plans by the architect Fritz Höger	08/30/2005		Blankenese
1500	Godeffroystrasse 40	Double dwelling built in 1909 according to plans by the architect Max Brokmann	10/06/2005		Blankenese
1535	Goßlerstrasse 22, 24	Ensemble, consisting of the residential buildings built between 1928 and 1930 according to plans by the architects Bensel & Kamps, the connecting structures and the base structures that have been preserved, as mapped in the list of monuments	03/14/2006		Blankenese
1554	Kösterbergstrasse 60	Ensemble, consisting of the half-timbered building and the surrounding green areas, as mapped in the list of monuments	09/25/2006		Blankenese
1570	Blankeneser Bahnhofstrasse, Mühlenberger Weg	Ensemble memorial stone for the elevation of Schleswig-Holstein (boulder) and double oak	02/12/2007		Blankenese
1584	Mühlenberger Weg 49	Ensemble, consisting of the house built around 1892 and the enclosure, as well as part of the ensemble Mühlenberger Weg 49-53	03/28/2007		Blankenese
1588	Elbchaussee 550	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1906 according to plans by Paul Schoss with terrace and piers, also part of the Elbchaussee 548-552 ensemble	04/16/2007		Blankenese
1593	Krumdal 16	House built in the first half of the 19th century on the slopes of Blankenese	04/25/2007		Blankenese
1598	Strandweg 83 a	House built between 1959 and 1960 according to plans by the architect Paul Seitz . Note: The gardens were entered in the list of monuments on November 11, 2011 under the same number.	07/04/2007		Blankenese
1598	Strandweg 83 a	Garden of the cultural monument Strandweg 83 a, designed and built by the architect Paul Seitz for his own use from 1959 to 1960 Note: The residential building, which was built from 1959 to 1960 according to plans by the architect Paul Seitz, was entered in the list of monuments under the same number on July 4, 2007.	11/11/2011		Blankenese
1611	Strandweg 63, 64	Half of a thatched fisherman's house in Blankenese, built around the second half of the 18th century	08/28/2007		Blankenese
1618	Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 5, 6	Residential building Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 5 built in 1902 by architect Wilhelm Wrage and residential building Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 6 built in 1914 by contractors H. & C. Schmidt, each as a single monument and at the same time part of the ensemble Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 4, 5, 6. Note: The residential building at Friedrich-Legahn-Straße 4 was also entered in the list of monuments on March 4, 2008 under this number as an individual monument and at the same time as part of an ensemble.	09/24/2007		Blankenese	House 5 House 6
1618	Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 4	Residential building erected in 1914 by the contractors H. & C. Schmidt as a single monument and also part of the ensemble Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 4, 5, 6. Note: The residential buildings at Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse 5, 6 were already under this number is entered in the list of monuments as an individual monument and at the same time as part of the ensemble at FriedrichLegahn-Straße 4, 5, 6.	03/04/2008		Blankenese
1625	Op'n Kamp 28	southern part of a thatched tweehus built in the second half of the 18th century in the Blankenese staircase district	11/12/2007		Blankenese
1672	Erik-Blumenfeld-Platz 29, 29 a	Station reception building built between 1866 and 1867	09/02/2008		Blankenese
1712	Blankeneser Hauptstrasse 102	Ensemble consisting of the house built around 1870 with a retaining wall and iron bar fence	04/21/2009		Blankenese
1721	Mühlenberger Weg 16	Country house built between 1865 and 1866 according to plans by the architect Auguste de Meuron	06/22/2009		Blankenese
1778	Blankeneser Landstrasse 41	Building constructed in 1889 according to plans by the architect Ernst Paul Dorn as a “stable building with an apartment for the servants”	08/11/2009		Blankenese
1797	Babendiekstrasse 36, 38	Between 1930 and 1940 the architect Rudolf Lodders built a double residential complex with its pergolas and garden area	December 21, 2009		Blankenese
1822	Bremers Weg 5 a	Thatched part of the building of a former revolving house, probably from the middle of the 18th century	06/02/2010		Blankenese
1869	Bremer's way 1	Two-storey thatched fisherman's house built in 1791	04/26/2011		Blankenese
1875	Oesterleystrasse 66	Single-family house with a tower from 1889 with gardens	08/08/2011		Blankenese
1876	Falkensteiner Ufer	Ensemble of gardens in the Roman garden with hedge theater, grotto, hedge exedra, semicircular bench and two figures	08/24/2011		Blankenese
1880	Wulfsdal 8	Single-family house built between 1923 and 1924 according to plans by Max Brockmann	October 24, 2011		Blankenese
1895	Süllbergsweg 7	Building constructed as a double dwelling in the middle of the 19th century	02/21/2012		Blankenese
1910	In de Bargen 31, 35	From around 1888 the ensemble was laid out as the Falkensteiner Hof with a residential building, residential building, the remains of the paving and the terraced area	08/06/2012		Blankenese
594	Alexander-Zinn-Strasse 25	Tibetan art collection	06/27/1979	02/04/1998	Groß Flottbek
738	Cranachstrasse 1	City villa, built 1923/24	05/11/1984		Groß Flottbek
860	Cranachstrasse 21 and 23	Entire complex, consisting of the two brick villas from 1924 (architect: Carl Feindt) including the front garden area with a wall, fence and hedge	01/12/1988		Groß Flottbek	House 21 House 23
892	Papenkamp 3	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the villa-like single-family house built in 1903 according to plans by the Altona architects Raabe & Wöhlecke for Count von der Goltz, the garden and the property fence. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	01/02/1989		Groß Flottbek
909	Beselerstraße 58, 60	Thatched former farmhouse with remains of half-timbered houses from the end of the 18th century	10/18/1989		Groß Flottbek
1027	Baron-Voght-Straße 179, Windmühlenweg 1.	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the immovable monument Baron-Voght-Straße 179 (residential building), the barn, the small stable, the paved courtyard, the trees and the green open spaces. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	10/12/1993		Groß Flottbek
1254	Röbbek 4, 4 a, 4 b	Ensemble consisting of the former school building of Groß Flottbek, built in brick in 1874, expanded in 1898/99 and 1905 and the gymnasium behind it	08/14/2000		Groß Flottbek
1287	Groß Flottbeker Strasse 45	single-storey, thatched half-timbered cottage built in the late 18th century	05/03/2001		Groß Flottbek
1394	Gross Flottbeker Strasse 53	former shepherd's house, single-storey half-timbered building with a thatched roof with crooked hip	09/08/2003		Groß Flottbek
1462	Waitzstrasse 31	Former school building built around 1894 according to plans by master builder Kittelberg, as part of the Waitzstrasse 31-35 ensemble. Note: Other parts of the ensemble, Waitzstrasse 33 and Waitzstrasse 35, were entered in the list of monuments on April 14, 2005 and May 20, 2005 under the same number.	03/07/2005		Groß Flottbek
1462	Waitzstrasse 33	Two-storey villa built around 1894 as part of the Waitzstrasse 31-35 ensemble. Note: Other parts of the ensemble, Waitzstrasse 31 and Waitzstrasse 35, were entered in the list of monuments on March 7, 2005 and May 20, 2005 under the same number.	04/14/2005		Groß Flottbek
1462	Waitzstrasse 35	Two-storey villa built around 1894 as part of the Waitzstrasse 31-35 ensemble. Note: Other parts of the ensemble, Waitzstrasse 31 and Waitzstrasse 33, were entered in the list of monuments on March 7, 2005 and April 14, 2005 under the same number.	05/20/2005		Groß Flottbek
1490	Beselerstrasse 1	1906 three-storey apartment building built according to plans by the building contractor Butenschön, as part of the ensemble Bellmannstrasse 1, 3, 5, Beselerstrasse 1, 2, 2a (with garden wall and pavilion), 4, 6, 8, Beseler Platz 3, 4, 5, Dürerstrasse 2 , 4	09/13/2005		Groß Flottbek
1540	Baron-Voght-Strasse 129	Residential building built in 1927 according to plans by the architects Hans and Oskar Gerson	05/10/2006		Groß Flottbek
1553	Adickesstrasse 4, 6	from 1921 onwards, built according to plans by the architect Peter Behrens , as part of the ensemble of the former civil servants' settlement of the Deutsche Werft Adickesstrasse 2-14, Eckernwoort 3, 5, Gutzkowstrasse 1, 9, 11, Rosenhagenstrasse 1, 27-31, 24-46, Wolfsloh 1, 2, 5, 6. Note: The ensemble parts Wolfsloh 2 on July 4, 2007, Wolfsloh 1 on April 9, 2008 and Gutzkowstraße 11 on November 24, 2009 were assigned this number.	09/25/2006		Groß Flottbek
1553	Wolfsloh 2	House built around 1921 according to plans by the architect Peter Behrens as part of the ensemble "Former civil servants' settlement of the German shipyard in Groß Flottbek", consisting of the buildings Adickesstrasse 2-14, Eckernwoort 3, 5, Gutzkowstrasse 1, 9, 11, Rosenhagenstrasse 1 , 27-31, 24-46, Wolflsloh 1, 2, 5, 6.Note: The ensemble parts Adickesstraße 4, 6 on September 25, 2006, Wolfsloh 1 on April 9, 2008 and Gutzkowstraße on April 24, 2006 were listed under this number. November 2009 registered in the list of monuments.	07/04/2007		Groß Flottbek
1553	Wolfsloh 1	House built around 1921 according to plans by the architect Peter Behrens as part of the ensemble "Former civil servants' settlement of the German shipyard in Groß Flottbek", consisting of the buildings Adickesstrasse 2-14, Eckernwoort 3, 5, Gutzkowstrasse 1, 9, 11, Rosenhagenstrasse 1, 27-31, 24-46, Wolfsloh 1, 2, 5, 6.Note: The ensemble parts Adickesstraße 4, 6 on September 25, 2006, Wolfsloh 2 on July 4, 2007 and Gutzkowstraße 11 on September 24, 2006 were recorded under this number. November 2009 registered in the list of monuments.	04/09/2008		Groß Flottbek
1553	Gutzkowstrasse 11	From 1921 onwards built according to plans by the architect Peter Behrens , the former so-called "civil servants' settlement of the Deutsche Werft", as part of the ensemble Adickesstrasse 2, 4, 6, 8-14, Eckernwoort 3-5, Gutzkowstrasse 1, 9, 11, Rosenhagenstrasse 1, 27, 29, 31, 24-26, 30-36, 40-46, Wolfsloh 1, 2, 5, 6.Note: The ensemble parts Wolfsloh 2 on July 4, 2007, Wolfsloh 1 on 9. April 2008 and Adickesstraße 4, 6 on September 25, 2006 registered in the list of monuments.	11/24/2009		Groß Flottbek
1587	Alexander-Zinn-Strasse 4	Ensemble of residential house with enclosure built between 1870 and 1877	04/16/2007		Groß Flottbek
1610	Menzelstrasse 7	Single house built in 1924 according to plans by the architect Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer	08/28/2007		Groß Flottbek
1630	Cranachstrasse 89	Terraced house built from 1930 to 1931 according to plans by the architect Emil Hinrichsen as part of the ensemble at Cranachstrasse 79-89. Note: The ensemble parts Cranachstrasse 85 and 87 were entered in the list of monuments on October 28, 2008 and Cranachstrasse 81 on August 15, 2012 under the same number.	11/21/2007		Groß Flottbek
1630	Cranachstrasse 85, 87	Between 1930 and 1931 terraced houses built according to plans by the architect Emil Hinrichsen as part of the ensemble at Cranachstrasse 79-89. Note: The ensemble parts Cranachstrasse 89 were entered in the list of monuments on November 21, 2007 and Cranachstrasse 81 on August 15, 2012 under the same number.	10/28/2008		Groß Flottbek
1630	Cranachstrasse 81	Row house built from 1930 to 1931 according to plans by the architect Emil Hinrichsen as part of the ensemble of terraced houses at Cranachstrasse 79-89 Note: The ensemble components Cranachstrasse 89 were added to the list of monuments on November 21, 2007 and Cranachstrasse 85, 87 on October 28, 2008 under the same number registered.	08/15/2012		Groß Flottbek
1637	Gross Flottbeker Strasse 41	Ensemble from 1923 to 1924 according to plans by the architects Hans and Oskar Gerson built residential house with enclosure	05/12/2007		Groß Flottbek
1639	Müllenhoffweg 35	Residential building built in 1927 according to plans by Fritz Höger	12/18/2007		Groß Flottbek
1717	At the Flottbeker Church 14	House built according to plans by the architect Eggers & Brehmer as part of the ensemble at Flottbeker Church 4-14 and a war memorial. Note: The ensemble part at Flottbeker Church 4, Groß Flottbeker Straße -Groß- Flottbeker Church with Pastorate- was entered in the list of monuments on April 5, 2012 under the same number.	05/12/2009		Groß Flottbek
1717	At the Flottbeker Church 4, Groß Flottbeker Straße	Groß-Flottbeker Church and Pastorate built from 1911 to 1912 according to plans by the Raabe and Wöhlecke architects as part of the ensemble Groß-Flottbeker Church with Pastorate, Bei der Flottbeker Church 4-14, war memorial Note: The ensemble part Bei der Flottbeker Church was 14 already registered on May 12, 2009 under the same number in the list of monuments.	04/05/2012		Groß Flottbek
1777	Hölderlinstrasse 12, Papenkamp 14	Ensemble consisting of the residential building (former "Villa Kettler") built in 1907 according to plans by the architects Raabe & Wöhlecke with enclosure and garage	08/11/2009		Groß Flottbek
1877	Osdorfer Landstrasse 372, 374	Ensemble Buchenhof , residential building built from 1912 to 1914 according to plans by the architect Walther Baedeker with a stable or gatehouse (shed), an enclosure with a gate on Osdorfer Landstrasse, a historic hedge and the garden area close to the house, including a pond and a fountain house.	01/17/2012		Iserbrook
1477	Luruper Hauptstrasse 106	Ensemble of the company Hermes Schleifmittel GmbH & Co.KG, consisting of the 1955 administration building with lettering on the facade and the interior of the front building from 1955, based on plans by the architect Friedrich Theodor Speckbötel, including the main entrance, the foyer with the Solnhofener Platten, the stairwell with the figure of Hermes and the porter's lodge	06/23/2005		Lurup
148	Elbchaussee, Hasselmannstrasse	The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Nienstedten	01/24/1940		Nienstedten
155	Elbchaussee 499 b	Hirschpark manor house ( Landhaus JC Godeffroy ), built between 1789 and 1792 by CF Hansen , two-storey plastered building on five axes with single-storey three-axis side wings, entrance front with vestibule and outside staircase, seven-axis Elbe front with three-axis semicircular central extension; together with gatehouse, half-timbered building with attached arched passage, demolished around 1950. Note: Since August 4, 2003, the Hirschpark mansion has also been listed as part of the “Hirschpark and its buildings” ensemble under the list of monuments 1385.	01/24/1940		Nienstedten
167	Christian-F.-Hansen-Strasse 19 (formerly Georg-Bonne-Strasse 19)	Country house (" Elbschlößchen ") built for Johann Heinrich Baur in 1804/06 according to plans by CF Hansen . Note: The park area belonging to the Elbschlößchen was entered in the list of monuments on December 3, 1996 under the number 1108.	06/17/1940		Nienstedten
279	Baron-Voght-Strasse 27	Garden / country house, built around 1795. Originally a two-story brick building of six axes with a flat hipped roof and single-story three-axis side wings. Today's appearance due to renovations since 1908	03/12/1943		Nienstedten
280	Baron-Voght-Strasse 63	Manor house built in 1795/97 by Joh. Aug. Arens , elongated three-part assembly without facade formation, brick plastered. Two-storey main house, the southern part of which is surrounded on both storeys with loggias supported by wooden columns. To the north, a low hall building and a two-storey utility wing	03/12/1943		Nienstedten
312	Elbchaussee 352, Christian-F.-Hansen-Straße (previously Georg-Bonne-Straße) and Wesselhoeftpark	Landhaus Sillem, later Wesselhoeft, a simple two-storey plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with a hipped roof from 1825 to 1826, and the surrounding garden with mill pond in its earlier extent as mapped in the list of monuments	11/26/1943		Nienstedten
313	In de Bost 39	Country house built in 1836 by Arthur Patrick Mee	11/26/1943		Nienstedten
402	Baron-Voght-Strasse 53	simple two-storey country house of 5 × 4 axes. All fronts with horizontal boarding. Slate hipped roof. Dormer windows with arched gables. Built in 1828	December 19, 1952		Nienstedten
407	Elbe 388	Roosenhaus, simple two-storey country house on a T-shaped floor plan, brick framework with wood paneling. Front building with hipped gable roof, rear building with mansard roof. South front of seven axes, the three middle ones are designed as a risalit with a flat triangular gable. Probably built around 1798	04/01/1953		Nienstedten
433	Elbchaussee 401	Building (Restaurant Jacob) including the garden on the Elbe front with the linden trees protected by the Tree Protection Ordinance of September 17, 1948. Note: The ice cellar of the Louis C. Jacob hotel / restaurant was entered in the list of monuments on March 6, 1996 under this number.	02/29/1956		Nienstedten
433	Elbchaussee 401	Ice cellar of the Louis C. Jacob hotel / restaurant. Note: The building (Restaurant Jacob) including the garden on the Elbe front with the linden trees protected by the Tree Protection Ordinance of September 17, 1948 has been listed in the list of monuments under this number since February 29, 1956. The mapping with the location of the ice cellar and the protected building including the garden is stored in the list of monuments.	03/06/1996		Nienstedten
440	Baron-Voght-Strasse 19	simple plastered building on a rectangular floor plan, two-story and mezzanine. Flat roof with skylight. Elbe front with five axes, the three middle ones in the semi-oval extension. Built in 1840/41	10/15/1956		Nienstedten
467	Baron-Voght-Strasse 57	Garden house, small two-storey brick building with a hipped pan roof, 1st half of the 18th century	03/17/1960		Nienstedten
467	Baron-Voght-Strasse 59	Stable building, half-timbered building with arched entrance and thatched roof, built before 1786	03/17/1960		Nienstedten
467	Baron-Voght-Strasse 61	Garden house, single-storey half-timbered building with a pan-roofed gable roof	03/17/1960		Nienstedten
467	Baron-Voght-Strasse 65-71	the buildings burned down in 1969	03/17/1960	07/01/1987	Nienstedten
717	Hasselmannstraße 18, Nienstedtener Marktplatz 1	the building and, as its surroundings, the garden, the open spaces, the courtyard paving, the fountain and the enclosure	07/10/1984		Nienstedten
730	In de Bost 6, 6 a, 8, 10, 10 a, 10 b, 12	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the buildings villa, stable and garage building with gardener's apartment as well as porter's lodge with arcade-covered entrance, the veranda with balustrade and the garden and park including an artificial pond	08/14/1984		Nienstedten
818	Schliemannstrasse 13	Single-family house from 1921 based on plans by Fritz Höger	12/11/1986		Nienstedten
838	Jürgensallee 73-95, 100 and 102-124, Baron-Voght-Straße 79 and 89 a – j	Jürgensallee 73-95 and Jürgensallee 102-124, Baron-Voght-Straße 79 and its surroundings, consisting of the building Jürgensallee 100 with part of the surrounding property, part of the property Jürgensallee 102-124 with the other buildings and the property in Jürgensallee 73 -95 with the new buildings Baron-Voght-Straße 89 a – j. The mapping with the boundaries of the group of buildings and their surroundings is stored in the list of monuments.	07/01/1987		Nienstedten
839	Baron-Voght-Strasse 73-75	Thatched farm building with a half-timbered building from approx. 1800, without a woodshed extension on the west side	07/01/1987		Nienstedten
856	Hirschparkweg 5	House built in 1922 by Walter Baedeker for Eugen Wittorf	12/24/1987		Nienstedten
878	Sieberlingstrasse 7, Hasselmannstrasse 1	Former village school from the middle of the 19th century with conversions and heights from 1923 to a residential building	08/17/1988		Nienstedten
884	Sieberlingstrasse 10, 10 a	Main building from around 1860/70 with a later extension of the former Sieberling restaurant, whose former owner Gustav Sieberling gave the street its name, has been used as a residential building since around 1919	09/19/1988		Nienstedten
934	Söbendieken 3	Art Nouveau villa from 1906 of the wholesale merchant and leather manufacturer Hermann Renner	04/03/1990		Nienstedten
1061	Georg-Bonne-Strasse 87	Massively built farm workers house from 1865	07/17/1995		Nienstedten
1108	Elbchaussee 374, Elbschloßstraße, Christian-F.-Hansen-Straße 15, 17, 19 (formerly Georg-Bonne-Straße 15, 17, 19)	the building Elbchaussee 374 with surroundings, the malthouse and the park area belonging to the Elbschlößchen (Georg-Bonne-Straße 19) as surroundings. Note: The Elbschlößchen, Christian-F.-Hansen-Straße 19 (formerly Georg-Bonne-Straße 19), has been on the list of monuments since June 17, 1940 under the number 167.	December 3, 1996		Nienstedten
1112	Elbchaussee 354, Christian-F.-Hansen-Straße 1 (previously Georg-Bonne-Straße 3)	The entire complex, consisting of the villa, the coach house and the garden, was created in 1890 according to plans by the architects Petersen and Ehrich	01/21/1997		Nienstedten
1123	Kurt-Küchler-Strasse 40	Apartment building from the twenties	03/19/1997		Nienstedten
1155	Elbchaussee 454	representative, villa-like house from 1914	11/20/1997		Nienstedten
1172	Lünkenberg 17	Ensemble consisting of the former gardener's house and the enclosure wall	04/20/1998		Nienstedten
1179	Lünkenberg 1	Ensemble consisting of the villa and the enclosure wall	05/19/1998		Nienstedten
1217	Stauffenbergstrasse 4	representative, two-storey villa, probably built as a country house in 1895, with the enclosure as an ensemble	05/17/1999		Nienstedten
1243	Georg-Bonne-Strasse 86	Ensemble consisting of the building and the wrought iron garden fence	March 20, 2000		Nienstedten
1267	In de Bost 21, 23	Ensemble consisting of two interconnected two-storey, gable-free brick buildings, for which Walther Baedeker submitted the plans in 1922, and the associated staircases, terraces and gardens including the fountain, the enclosure and the gate passage	11/9/2000		Nienstedten
1279	London 486	Ensemble consisting of the two-storey, yellow brick villa, the core of which was probably built around 1876 and expanded by the architects Klophaus and Schoch and by MHA Jochem in the 1920s, the park-like garden and the preserved enclosure on the Elbchaussee	02/06/2001		Nienstedten
1292	Juergensallee 53	former station building Klein Flottbek	05/22/2001		Nienstedten
1296	Nienstedten market square 29	House built in the 1880s / 90s for the building contractor and mayor Peter Braasch in picturesque historicist forms	06/13/2001		Nienstedten
1306	Hasselmannstrasse 16	Two-storey brick building erected in 1898 with richly decorated stucco ceilings and wall and ceiling paintings inside, "Schnepel" inn	10/02/2001		Nienstedten
1330	Elbchaussee 362	Ensemble, consisting of the villa built around 1902 in neo-baroque forms, remains of the park and fencing	02/20/2002		Nienstedten
1359	Quellenental 17, 17a + b, 19, 19a + b	Ensemble consisting of the terrace complex with six two-story apartment buildings	11/06/2002		Nienstedten
1385	Deer Park : Elbchaussee, Blankeneser Kirchenweg, Mühlenberg	Ensemble Hirschpark and its buildings. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments. Note: The entry of the Hirschparkhaus, Elbchaussee 499 b, under the monument list number 155 from January 24, 1940 remains.	08/04/2003		Nienstedten
1550	Karl-Jacob-Straße 1-31, Kanzleistraße, Am Westerpark	Ensemble Hermkes-Siedlung, built from 1950 to 1951 according to plans by the architect Bernhard Hermkes , with the buildings, the land, the associated street sections, the green area and park within the boundaries as defined in the development plan Nienstedten 18 / Othmarschen 39. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	08/16/2006		Nienstedten
1613	Nienstedtener Strasse 18	around 1912 built the first “waiting school” in Nienstedten	09/04/2007		Nienstedten
1621	At the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea 22, 24, Kanzleistraße 2	Ensemble of commercial and residential buildings built around 1900	10/02/2007		Nienstedten
1701	Quellenental 21, 25	Ensemble, consisting of the residential building with the remains of the fencing and the school building built in 1884	02/03/2009		Nienstedten
1711	Juergensallee 60	Ensemble of the residential house built around 1903 with enclosure and the enclosure of the property west of Jürgensallee 60	04/21/2009		Nienstedten
1720	Hasselmannstrasse 10, 10 a	House built in the late 19th century	06/22/2009		Nienstedten
1780	Kanzleistraße 63	1911 to 19112 "country house" built according to plans by the architects Alfred Wellermann & O. Tauchnitz	08/18/2009		Nienstedten
1818	Humannstrasse 2	Ensemble consisting of the house built between 1911 and 1912 according to plans by the architect Prof. Gloeckner and the enclosure including the entrance gate	05/05/2010		Nienstedten
1907	Georg-Bonne-Strasse 53	Between 1949 and 1950, two-storey apartment building with garage built according to plans by the architect Bernhard Stein	06/18/2012		Nienstedten
1911	Quellenental 42, 44	Semi-detached house built between 1868 and 1870 as a single-storey, eaves-standing brick building with a hipped roof and dwarf house as part of the Quellenental 42, 44 and 46 ensemble	08/06/2012		Nienstedten
354	Osdorfer Landstrasse 233, Wesselburer Weg 6	the farmhouse and the former retirement home, two-tier house on a T-shaped floor plan (cross house). Half-timbered, gable roof, formerly thatched, now slate. Residential part from the second half of the 18th century, two-storey. Business section renewed in brick in 1846	September 18, 1947		Osdorf
830	Dörpfeldstrasse 39	Overall complex, consisting of the plastered building in the style of the New Building (built in 1928/29 for Kurt Sieveking according to plans by the architect H. Amsinck) and the garden including the hedge. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	03/10/1987		Osdorf
843	Diekweg 5, 5 a, Rugenbarg 7, 7 a	Barn with thatched roof, Diekweg 5, and its surroundings with the open spaces and the other buildings on it, as mapped in the list of monuments	08/21/1987	04/19/2004	Osdorf
844	Dörpfeldstrasse 36	Brick building, 1920 according to the architect Erich Elingius built	09/14/1987		Osdorf
929	Friedensweg 33	1905/06 building by the architects Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn	March 9, 1990		Osdorf
956	Reichskanzlerstrasse 9	Overall complex, consisting of the villa built in 1909 by the architects Jacob und Ameis with the high-quality interior, the garden and the old enclosure. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	01/22/1991		Osdorf
1002	Jenischstrasse 11	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the house built in 1913 for Miss Alice Crasemann according to designs by the architects Hans and Oskar Gerson and the other property facilities such as the wall, the pavilion, the gate, the greenhouse and the chicken house as well as the hedges and the trees. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	December 01, 1992		Osdorf
1047	Rugenbarg 10	Former cottage with thatched roof from the late 18th or early 19th century, partly timber-framed	11/11/1994		Osdorf
1094	Lübbersmeyerweg 10-15, Hans-Christian-Andersen-Park (previously Knabeweg 40)	Overall complex, consisting of the three-winged brick wing with Gothic elements and the associated park section, built in 1871 as a poor house for the city of Altona according to plans by the city architect Heinrich Oskar Winkler. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	06/26/1996		Osdorf
1202	Arnimstraße 1-7, 7 a, 9-13 and 2 a, 2-6, 6 a, 8-14, Bettinastieg 1, 2, Friedensweg 5, 7, Gustav-Schwab-Straße 1, 3 and 2, 2 a, 4, Langelohstraße 34-38, Platenstraße 1, 3 and 2, 2 a, 4, Wüstenkamp 1, 1 a, 3, 5 and 2, 4	'Luftgausiedlung' built in 1939 by the architect R. Klophaus to accommodate the families of officers; Ensemble of housing developments from the 1930s	11/03/1998		Osdorf
1203	Bockhorst 9-11, Köhlerstraße 1-5, 5 a, and 2 a, 2-6, 6 a, Kronprinzenstraße 26-36, Tietzestraße 20-30 and 23-29, Wildenbruchstraße 1-5	1939 to 1941 by the architect R. Klophaus built to house the families of officers 'Luftgausiedlung'; Ensemble of housing developments from the 1930s	11/03/1998		Osdorf
1262	Jenischstrasse 26	Ensemble consisting of the club house designed by the architect Heinrich Amsinck in 1927 and the playing field of the Hamburg polo club	10/12/2000		Osdorf
1310	Königgrätzstrasse 1	House designed by the Pinneberg architects Groth & Meier, built 1966–68	10/08/2001		Osdorf
1327	Langelohstrasse 141, 145, 149	"Heidbarghof" ensemble, consisting of the residential building from 1842, Langelohstraße 141, with the paved courtyard in front, the stable / bakery, two thatched cottages, Langelohstraße 145 and 149, with the associated stable building and the open spaces belonging to the courtyard	01/15/2002		Osdorf
1357	Adalbertstrasse 11, 13	Ensemble consisting of the villa built from 1920 to 1921 according to plans by the architects Carl Eeg and Edgar Runge, the gardener's house and the remains of the gardens. The mapping with the boundaries of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	10/23/2002		Osdorf	villa Gardener's house
1468	Ohnhorststrasse 45	Residential building constructed in 1913 by the architect Reinhold Peters as part of the ensemble at Ohnhorststrasse 37-45	04/14/2005		Osdorf
1577	Königgrätzstrasse 9	House built in 1931 according to plans by the architect Carl Hermann	03/20/2007		Osdorf
1594	Reichskanzlerstrasse 12	Two-storey brick country house built in 1914 according to plans by Walther Baedeker	05/08/2007		Osdorf
1673	Joachimstrasse 11	Detached house with garden as an ensemble, built in 1950 according to plans by the architect Hans Christoph Rübcke	09/10/2008		Osdorf
1805	Reichskanzlerstrasse 7	Villa built in 1896 according to plans by the architects Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn	02/16/2010		Osdorf
160	Bernard 228	the farm building Elbchaussee 228, called "Halbmond", single-storey brick building with a rectangular middle section and wing structures in a semicircle; plastered, with hipped thatched roofs. The former stable building is a new building around 1820 on the layout of the original Hansen building from 1796	01/24/1940		Othmarschen
337	Baron-Voght-Strasse 50	Manor house ( Jenisch-Haus ) in Jenischpark , plastered building, two floors and mezzanine, flat roof. Built in 1831/33 by FG Forsmann , who had transferred the conception and suggestions from Schinkel's alternative draft to his plan. The Jenischpark ensemble and its buildings were added to the list of monuments on July 26, 2001 under the number 1298.	06/12/1944		Othmarschen
351	Baron-Voght-Strasse 52-72	“Instenhäuser”, single-storey terraced houses, brick frameworks with thatched pitched roofs. Built between 1786/98 for the farm workers of Baron Voght	September 18, 1947		Othmarschen
352	Penny farthing 74	Biedermeier house, built around 1820. Simple two-storey brick building originally eight axes, later extended by two axes. Pan-roofed gable roof with attic extension	September 18, 1947		Othmarschen
353	Holztwiete 9	One-storey plastered building (former gatehouse in Jenischpark ) around 1800. Note: The Jenischpark ensemble and its buildings were added to the list of monuments on July 26, 2001 under the number 1298.	September 18, 1947		Othmarschen
355	Agathe-Lasch-Weg 2	Two-column house on a T-shaped floor plan with a two-storey living area. Ground floor solid brick. Commercial gable in half-timbered. Thatched roofs without hips	September 18, 1947		Othmarschen
385	Elbchaussee 186 (formerly Flottbeker Chaussee 186)	Two-storey large villa building with a double column loggia protruding in a semicircle. Built by Axel Bundsen around 1820	12/22/1950		Othmarschen
393	Philosophenweg 18	Building, former Gebauer country house, built in 1806 by CF Hansen , so-called "Hansen Tower", originally two-storey plastered building on a circular floor plan with a conical thatched roof, changed in 1871 by adding storeys, a flat roof and extensions. Note: The garden plot was entered in the list of monuments on May 20, 1994 under the number 1042 as the area surrounding the “Hansen Tower” monument.	December 19, 1952		Othmarschen
466	Elbchaussee 153	Country house, simple, broadly laid two-storey plastered building with a flat, hipped gable roof. Five-axis street front. Two-storey loggias on the Elbe front. Three-sided expansion in the western side front. Built in 1836/37 by GJ Forsmann . Note: The gardener's house with enclosure, Elbchaussee 157, was entered in the list of monuments on April 14, 2005 under the number 1467.	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
470	Övelgönne 40, 41	two-storey half-timbered eaves house	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
471	Övelgönne 42 and 46	Övelgönne 46 as a two-storey residential building, since October 8, 1991, also protected as part of the overall Övelgönne 46 complex under monument list number 976	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
472	Övelgönne 43	two-storey brick eaves house	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
473	Övelgönne 47, 48	two-storey brick eaves house, semi-detached house	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
474	Övelgönne 54	Two-storey brick eaves house with a half-hip roof and triangular central gable, built around 1830	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
475	Övelgönne 55	Two-storey brick eaves house with a half-hip roof and triangular central gable, built around 1830	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
476	Övelgönne 57, 58	Two-storey brick eaves house from the 18th century, semi-detached house with saddle roof, windows with shutters	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
477	Övelgönne 65, 66	single-storey brick eaves houses, semi-detached houses with dormer windows	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
478	Övelgönne 67, 68	Single-storey brick eaves house built in 1838, semi-detached house with dormer windows	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
479	Övelgönne 72-75	single-storey brick eaves houses under a shared gable roof	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
480	Övelgönne 88	single storey brick eaves house	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
481	Övelgönne 89	single storey brick eaves house	03/17/1960		Othmarschen
535	Hochrad 75, Baron-Voght-Straße 50-74, Elbchaussee	prehistoric burial mound, site 1	07/10/1973		Othmarschen
546	Övelgönne 13	Half-timbered gable house	07/18/1963		Othmarschen
572	Elbchaussee 221	“Gasthaus Rittscher”, original building from 1823, demolished in 1980, reconstruction completed in 1985	December 14, 1977		Othmarschen
602	Ansorgestraße 24	One to two-storey villa, brick shell, partly half-timbered, from around 1880/90	04/29/1980		Othmarschen
643	Elbchaussee 217	Country house, eaves, single-storey brick house with gable roof, built around 1850	02/02/1982		Othmarschen
651	Emkendorfstrasse 7	Single-family house, brick shell with half-timbered parts	04/15/1982		Othmarschen
652	Övelgönne 49	Wilhelminian style residential house	05/04/1982		Othmarschen
657	Emkendorfstrasse 10	Villa "Hintzpeter", brick shell with half-timbered parts	09/29/1982		Othmarschen
701	Jungmannstrasse 1	the building and, as the environment, the garden, part of the building group Jungmannstrasse 1 and 3 with the gardens as the environment	01/23/1984		Othmarschen
701	Jungmannstrasse 3	the building and, as the environment, the garden, part of the building group Jungmannstrasse 1 and 3 with the gardens as the environment	October 23, 1984		Othmarschen
745	Penny farthing 35	Eaves, single-storey brick house incorporating classicist design elements	01/09/1985		Othmarschen
780	London 277	Former country house from 1864, plastered building in the late classicist style with elements from the Wilhelminian era	01/08/1986		Othmarschen
879	Hohenzollernring 15	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the single-family house from 1923/24 (architect Rudolf Klophaus and August Schoch) in the style of traditionalism with the garden, the hedges and the enclosure (clinker wall and wall pillars with decorative fences and gates painted in white). The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	08/17/1988		Othmarschen
897	London 152	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the single-family house built in 1896 according to plans by the architect Julius Westphal with a veranda and arbor, the garden and the wrought iron enclosure. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	04/19/1989		Othmarschen
913	Peter 268	Stately building from 1907 based on plans by the architects Lundt & Kallmorgen	10/23/1989		Othmarschen
976	Övelgönne 46	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the residential building as a monument together with the front garden and enclosure, the partly paved courtyard with the outbuilding, the slope with its characteristic fortifications (without access to the Elbchaussee) and the house garden on the other side of the beach path. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments. The entry of the residential building as an immovable monument under monument list number 471 from March 17, 1960 remains unchanged.	10/08/1991		Othmarschen
1010	Elbchaussee 180	Entire facility, in particular consisting of the late-founding villa built in 1895 according to plans by the Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn consortium, with its associated property and enclosure. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	03/08/1993		Othmarschen
1035	Philosopher's Walk 33	Single-family house built in 1907/08 according to plans by the architect F. Christens for the confectioner Carl Oetker with stucco relief and carvings on the facades	02/09/1994		Othmarschen
1042	Philosophenweg 18	Garden plot as the area surrounding the “Hansen Tower” monument, as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The architectural monument "Hansen Tower" was entered in the list of monuments on December 19, 1952 under the number 393.	05/20/1994		Othmarschen
1053	Elbchaussee 159 a, Övelgönne 25	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the red brick villa, the horse stable, the coach house, the gardener's house and the pigeon house, built according to plans by the architect A. Petersen at the end of the 19th century, as well as the paved driveway. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	03/07/1995		Othmarschen
1157	London 279	Building constructed as a hotel in 1890	01/06/1998		Othmarschen
1175	Klein Flottbeker Weg 81	Ensemble consisting of the country house with its furnishings and the garden fountain	04/29/1998		Othmarschen
1213	Elbchaussee 241	1954 by Cäsar Pinnau built two-storey, plastered single-family house with garden	02/16/1999		Othmarschen
1298	Jenischpark : Baron-Voght-Straße, Hochrad, Holztwiete, Elbchaussee	Ensemble Jenischpark and its buildings. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments. Note: The entries of the Jenischhaus, Baron-Voght-Straße 50, monument list number 337 from June 12, 1944, and the gatekeeper's house, Holztwiete 9, monument list number 353 from September 18, 1947 remain.	07/26/2001		Othmarschen
1301	Schulberg 6	Former Övelgönne schoolhouse built around 1743 and expanded in 1903	08/14/2001		Othmarschen
1305	London 288	Residential building erected in 1826 and extended in the later 19th century, which represents the type of the simpler classicist country house of the early 19th century	10/02/2001		Othmarschen
1309	Elbchaussee 304, 308, 310, 312, 316, 318 (Baron-Voght-Straße 6, 8 again Elbchaussee 318, 308)	An ensemble built between 1835 and 1850, consisting of houses for craftsmen and traders	10/08/2001		Othmarschen
1313	Elbows 286	Ensemble, consisting of a residential building built in the 1880s, a former coach house and a historical enclosure	11/06/2001		Othmarschen
1332	Holztwiete 8	Residential building built in 1895	02/26/2002		Othmarschen
1340	Övelgönne 9	Ensemble consisting of the house built in 1902 according to plans by the architect Adolf Kanitz and the property with the two gardens to the south and north of the Övelgönne pavement, the courtyard and the fences	08/14/2002		Othmarschen
1374	Peter 281	Ensemble, consisting of the architectural firm Pahlke and Dr. Kadereit 1950 designed brick house and the enclosure wall	04/23/2003		Othmarschen
1398	Juergensallee 134	Ensemble consisting of the two-story brick house and the surrounding garden, built in 1927 according to plans by the brothers Hans and Oskar Gerson	10/13/2003		Othmarschen
1404	Övelgönne 11	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1889 according to plans by the architect Adolf Kanitz with the two gardens, the courtyard and the fences	11/18/2003		Othmarschen
1467	London 157	Former gardener's house with enclosure, as part of the Elbchaussee ensemble 153-157. Note: The building Elbchaussee 153 was already registered on March 17, 1960 under the number 466 in the list of monuments.	04/14/2005		Othmarschen
1517	Othmarschen S-Bahn station, Statthalterplatz, Reventlowstrasse	Ensemble of the Othmarschen S-Bahn station, platform built from 1897, consisting of the platform roof and several kiosk, station guard and bus shelters underneath	12/27/2005		Othmarschen
1521	Parkstrasse 51, Holztwiete	Ensemble, also former Reemtsma cigarette factory, property built from 1930 to 1932 and 1952 to 1954, consisting of the former residential building, the porter's house, the administrative buildings and the building for house inspection as well as the gardens including the works of art and decorative elements in scope, as in the List of monuments mapped house K. in O.	12/28/2005		Othmarschen
1525	Reventlowstrasse 21	Ensemble, brick house built in 1913 by the architect Eugen Fink with the curved wall on Reventlowstrasse	02/09/2006		Othmarschen
1538	Klein Flottbeker Weg 89	House built in 1922 according to plans by the architect Erich Elingius	04/10/2006		Othmarschen
1543	Reventlowstrasse 23	Two-story brick residential building built in 1913	06/20/2006		Othmarschen
1557	Marxsenweg 15	Residential building with fencing and gate built in 1909 as part of the Marxsenweg 15-18 ensemble. Note: The ensemble component at Marxsenweg 12 was entered in the list of monuments on August 21, 2012 under the same number.	December 04, 2006		Othmarschen
1557	Marxsenweg 12	Two-storey building erected around 1900 in the late historical style, together with its enclosure, as part of the ensemble Marxsenweg 12, 15-18 Note: The ensemble part Marxsenweg 15 was already entered in the list of monuments on December 4, 2006 under the same number.	08/21/2012		Othmarschen
1558	Gottorpstrasse 1	1972 to 1975 house with studio built according to plans by the architect and sculptor Thomas Darboven . Note: The gardens were entered in the list of monuments on November 25, 2010 under the same number.	December 04, 2006		Othmarschen
1558	Gottorpstrasse 1	Garden of the cultural monument Gottorpstraße 1 with its architectural elements (walls, terraces, pavement) as well as the lawns and the surrounding wooded area. Note: The house with studio, built from 1972 to 1975 according to plans by the architect and sculptor Thomas Darboven , was entered in the list of monuments on December 4, 2006 under the same number.	11/25/2010		Othmarschen
1564	Elbchaussee 165	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1891 with enclosure and gate	09/01/2007		Othmarschen
1576	Övelgönne 64, 101	Ensemble Övelgönne 64, consisting of the property with the residential building built before 1867 with a cast-iron veranda and fence in front and the courtyard at the rear, and Ensemble Övelgönne 101, consisting of the property with the residential building built between 1802 and 1867 with a cast-iron veranda in front Courtyard and garden property on the Elbe side, including enclosures and accessories, both ensembles are also part of the larger Neumühlen / Övelgönne settlement ensemble, as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The Övelgönne ensemble 107 to 111, also part of the larger Neumühlen / Övergönne settlement ensemble, has also been listed under this number in the list of monuments since March 4, 2008.	03/20/2007		Othmarschen
1576	Övelgönne 107, 108, 109, 110, 111	An ensemble from the mid-18th or early 19th century, half-timbered terraced house with a garden plot, also part of the larger Neumühlen / Övelgönne settlement between the Elbe beach and the Geest slope. Note: The two ensembles Övelgönne 64 and 101, which are also parts of the larger Neumühlen / Övelgönne settlement ensemble, were entered in the list of monuments on March 20, 2007 under this number.	03/04/2008		Othmarschen
1576	Övelgönne 64, rear building	Back building as part of the Övelgönne 64 ensemble, consisting of the residential building with a cast-iron veranda and fence in front of it, as well as the rear courtyard with back building, also part of the larger Neumühlen / Övelgönne settlement in terms of extent, as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The ensemble Övelgönne 64 was already entered in the list of monuments on March 20, 2007 under this number, now the Secret Annex has added it.	06/22/2009		Othmarschen
1631	Parkstrasse 30	House built in 1907 according to plans by the architects Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn, both as a single monument and as part of the Parkstrasse 25, 28, 30, 32, 34 ensemble.Note : Parkallee 34 was entered in the list of monuments on January 25, 2010 under this number as an individual monument and as part of the Parkstrasse 25, 28, 30, 32, 34 ensemble.	11/21/2007		Othmarschen
1631	Parkstrasse 34	The villa was built between 1911 and 1912 according to plans by the architects Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn, both as a single monument and as part of the Parkstrasse 25, 28, 30, 32, 34 ensemble.Note : Villa Parkstrasse 30 has been under this since November 21, 2007 Number recorded in the list of monuments both as an individual monument and as part of the Parkstrasse 25, 28, 30, 32, 34 ensemble.	01/25/2010		Othmarschen
1631	Parkstrasse 32	1906 to 1908 according to plans by the architects Fernando Lorenzen & Edmund Stehn, the villa was built as a single monument and part of the Parkstraße 25, 30-34 ensemble. Note: The monuments and also parts of the ensemble Parkstrasse 30 were entered in the list of monuments on November 21, 2007 and Parkstrasse 34 on January 25, 2010 under this number.	03/29/2010		Othmarschen
1790	Elbchaussee 190	Former gardener's house built between 1850 and 1892 as part of the Elbchaussee 190, 192 ensemble	03/11/2009		Othmarschen
1798	Statthalterplatz 1, Reventlowstrasse	Villa built in 1906 according to plans by the architects Schaar & Hintzpeter with an enclosure as an ensemble	05/01/2010		Othmarschen
1803	Elbchaussee 162	Ensemble from 1909 to 1910 according to plans by the architect Carl Ellinger built residential house with enclosure	02/10/2010		Othmarschen
1829	Philosophenweg 12	1904 based on plans by the architect AL Loose for the factory owner Friedrich Michelmann, the villa and car shed were built as an ensemble	09/28/2010		Othmarschen
1838	Falckweg 12 (previously Stadthalterplatz 2)	1907 villa with enclosure built according to plans by the architects Raabe & Wöhlecke	11/23/2010		Othmarschen
1868	Elbchaussee 239	Ensemble , in particular consisting of the detached single-family house built in 1904 by the businessman Carlos de Freitas according to plans by the architects Lundt & Kallmorgen, with an axial access road and circular ring, the preserved historical tree population and two retaining walls made of quarry stone on the Elbe side	04/26/2011		Othmarschen
1913	Handelmannweg 16	Single-family house built around 1910 by the architect Walther Voss	08/15/2012		Othmarschen
1918	Holztwiete 14, Albertiweg	The earth greenhouse built at the end of the 19th century and the country house built between 1921 and 1922 by Hans and Oskar Gerson as a two-story brick building with a hipped roof, a round central extension to the garden, pergolas and an extension to the northeast	09/27/2012		Othmarschen
146	Klopstockplatz, Klopstockstrasse	Evangelical Lutheran Christian Church in Hamburg-Ottensen. Single-aisle brick building on a rectangular floor plan with five-sided east end. Built-in west tower with roof turret. Mansard roof with pan covering. Built in 1735/38 according to plans by the master builder OJ Müller, Schleswig	01/24/1940		Ottensen
150	Klopstockstrasse, Klopstockplatz	the Klopstock group of graves in the cemetery of the Christian church	01/24/1940		Ottensen
151	Betty Levi Passage (formerly Museumstrasse)	The Blücher monument was erected in Palmaille in 1852 based on a design by the sculptor Franz Bernhard Schiller . 1905 Replacement of the cast zinc figure with a copper coating for a copper electroplating. 1952 New installation in the green area west of the Altona town hall	01/24/1940		Ottensen
392	Klopstockstrasse 2-8	Row of four two-storey eaves houses with continuous pitched roof, built in 1797 as a brick shell	December 19, 1952		Ottensen
455	Klopstockstrasse, Klopstockplatz	Cemetery at the Christian Church in Hamburg-Ottensen	05/30/1958		Ottensen
465	Elbchaussee 103	Gardener's house. Half-timbered house with horizontal planking and a hipped, slate-covered gable roof, built in 1794 by CF Hansen	03/17/1960	05/23/1984	Ottensen
502	Elbchaussee 31	the garden house of Salomon Heine , classical stucco building with pfannengedecktem gable roof with hipped, built 1,832th The small building is the last remaining remnant of what was once a large country estate, which the Jewish banker Salomon Heine acquired at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1832, Heine had a small garden house built in the park, close to the Elbchaussee, with an oval garden room. The main building of the manor was demolished in the late 19th century. Note: Since August 1, 2006, the garden house has also been listed as part of the “Heine-Park” ensemble, Elbchaussee 31, 31 a, 43 under the same number in the list of monuments.	07/16/1962		Ottensen
502	Elbchaussee 31 a, 43	Residential building and avenue, as part of the "Heine Park" ensemble, consisting of the gardener's house (Elbchaussee 31), the residential house (Elbchaussee 31 a), the villa (Elbchaussee 43) and the tree-lined path leading to the villa (avenue). The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments. Note: The Elbchaussee 31 ensemble was already entered in the list of monuments on July 16, 1962 under the same number.	08/01/2006		Ottensen
553	Klopstockstrasse 21	House from 1846. Note: The house is also part of the ensemble at Klopstockstrasse 11-27. The parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under number 1214, Klopstockstrasse 27 on April 19, 1999, Klopstockstrasse 23 and 25 on April 5, 2001 and Klopstockstrasse 11-19 on March 25, 2002.	08/05/1975		Ottensen
585	Neumühlen south of number 42 ( museum harbor Övelgönne )	historical crane, inventory number MHG 1974.113	09/27/1978		Ottensen
604	Elbchaussee 129, 129 a (previously Elbchaussee 131)	two-storey country house, built in 1856/57	08/15/1980		Ottensen
674	Friedensallee 9	former ship propeller factory Zeise	01/12/1983		Ottensen
692	Museumstrasse 21, 23	the south and middle wing of the Altona Museum , completed in 1899	11/29/1983		Ottensen
693	Braunschweiger Strasse 6	former watchmaking school	11/29/1983		Ottensen
704 (15376)	Donnerstrasse 18	Overall system	02/29/1984		Ottensen
789	Erzbergerstrasse 1, 3, Spritzenplatz 11	Building group of the "reform architecture", built around 1910	02/18/1986		Ottensen
797	Elbchaussee 18	three-storey apartment building, built around 1895	03/10/1986		Ottensen
824	Neumühlen 16, 18, 20	so-called Lawaetzhaus from 1802 128	01/21/1987		Ottensen
853	Elbchaussee 79	the classicistic former gatekeeper's / gardener's house, built around 1850/70, from the Donner country house ("Thunder Castle") destroyed in World War II	12/22/1987		Ottensen
872	Friedensallee 14-16	former factory building with chimney (Plant II of the former ship propeller factory Zeise )	06/21/1988		Ottensen
881	Mottenburger Twiete 12	Entire facility (former Caprano & Gruhn cigar factory), in particular consisting of the front and rear buildings (both built around 1890 with later modifications), the courtyard wing from 1903 with the depiction of cigars in a tondo above the window and the entire open space. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	08/23/1988		Ottensen
889	Borselstrasse 14-18, Völckersstrasse	Overall facility within limits, in particular consisting of the buildings including the traditional furnishings, the courtyard area with paving and track. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	December 6, 1988		Ottensen
903	Zeißstrasse 22-34	Entire plant of the former Ottensener wire pen factory, in particular consisting of the two front buildings, the open spaces and the rear former production buildings together with interior fittings and a listed inventory of machines and tools. The inventory list is part of the entry and is recorded in the list of monuments at the cultural authority for the preservation of monuments. Note: Since November 13, 1996, the entire complex has also been included in the building group Zeißstrasse 17-81 and 18-88 and their surroundings under number 1104 in the list of monuments.	07/04/1989		Ottensen
933	Holstentwiete 26	Two-storey plastered eaves house built in 1876/77 as an example of the Althamburger Sahlhaus architecture	04/03/1990		Ottensen
939	Bahrenfelder Strasse 8	Two-story building erected around 1850 (brick exterior and half-timbered interior walls)	06/19/1990		Ottensen
1033	Friedensallee 52	Semi-detached house built in 1876 with glazed porch porch	02/09/1994		Ottensen
1046	Keplerstrasse 33	four-story apartment building from around 1905	October 24, 1994		Ottensen
1060	Planckstrasse 13, 15	Complete system, consisting of the halls, the road wing, the extensions, the courtyard with tracks of the industrial railway and the crane system, built in 1907/11. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	07/17/1995		Ottensen
1101	Elbchaussee 2, 4, Klopstockplatz 1	Residential and commercial building, built in the late classical tradition around 1868	09/17/1996		Ottensen
1104	Zeißstraße 17-81, 18-88, Abbestraße 33, 35, 50, bei der Osterkirche, Nernstweg 18 a	the building group Zeißstraße 17-35, 37 houses 1 and 2, 39-49, 51 houses 1-4, 55, 57, 59 houses 1-3, 61-67, 18, 20, 22-34 including rear buildings (former wire pen factory) , 42-48, Abbestraße 35, Zeißstraße 54-60, 66-88 and as their surroundings the other buildings, insofar as they are not part of the building group, with the open spaces and the associated street areas, as shown in the monument protection map. The relevant piece of the monument protection map is deposited with the State Archives, another copy with the District Office Altona and one copy in the list of monuments. Note: The entry of the former Ottensener wire pen factory, Zeißstraße 22-34, monument list number 903 from July 4, 1989, remains.	11/13/1996		Ottensen	Zeissstrasse Demolition
1141	Neumühlen 29	Building, consisting of the house built in 1904 and the adjoining workshop	08/08/1997		Ottensen
1153	Elbchaussee 56	Villa from 1903, built by the architects Schaar & Hinzpeter	11/19/1997		Ottensen
1181	Eulenstrasse 68	Catholic elementary school, consisting of the school building and the pavilions as part of the ensemble Eulenstraße 68, near Reitbahn 4 and 7. Note: The other part of the ensemble, the Roman Catholic St. Marienkirche, the St. Ansgar-Stift and the rectory, was entered in the list of monuments on September 2, 1998 under the number 1194.	06/03/1998		Ottensen
1189	Klopstockterrasse 1-4, Rainvilleterrasse 7-9	Ensemble consisting of the row houses built in 1890 in the tradition of English terraced houses in a prominent location on the Elbe slope, completed by an elaborate multi-storey building facing south	08/14/1998		Ottensen	Klopstock terrace 1–4 Rainvilleterrasse 9
1194	At Reitbahn 4, 7, Eulenstraße	Roman Catholic St. Marienkirche, St. Ansgar-Stift and rectory as part of the ensemble Eulenstraße 68, near Reitbahn 4 and 7. Note: The other part of the ensemble, the Catholic elementary school Eulenstraße 68, consists of the school building and the pavilions, was already registered on June 3, 1998 under the number 1181 in the list of monuments.	09/02/1998		Ottensen
1196	Elbchaussee 28	representative single-family house by the architect Gustav Otte	09/16/1998		Ottensen
1201	Elbchaussee 5, 7, 9, 11, Rainvilleterrasse 1, 3	Ensemble of buildings with elements of different styles	11/03/1998		Ottensen	Elbchaussee 5-11 Rainvilleterrasse 1 and 3
1214	Klopstockstrasse 27	three-storey plastered building in late classicist forms, built in 1845 as a "customs establishment", part of the ensemble at Klopstockstrasse 11-27. Note: Klopstockstrasse 21 was registered under the number 553 on August 5, 1975, the other parts of the ensemble also under the number 1214, Klopstockstrasse 23 and 25 on April 5, 2001 and Klopstockstrasse 11-19 on March 25, 2002.	04/19/1999		Ottensen
1214	Klopstockstrasse 23, 25	Classicist semi-detached house from 1855, part of the ensemble at Klopstockstraße 11-27. Note: Klopstockstrasse 21 was registered under number 553 on August 5, 1975, the other parts of the ensemble also under number 1214, Klopstockstrasse 27 on April 19, 1999, Klopstockstrasse 11-19 on March 25, 2002.	04/05/2001		Ottensen
1214	Klopstockstrasse 11, 13, 15, 17, 19	Residential houses built between 1846 and 1854 in the late classical tradition, parts of the ensemble at Klopstockstraße 11-27. Note: Klopstockstraße 21 was already entered in the list of monuments on August 5, 1975 under the number 553. The other parts of the ensemble were also recorded under the number 1214, Klopstockstrasse 27 on April 19, 1999, Klopstockstrasse 23, 25 on April 5, 2001.	03/25/2002		Ottensen
1219	Friedensallee 61	Five-storey house with an elaborate facade design, as part of the Friedensallee 61-73 ensemble	05/21/1999		Ottensen
1247	At the field without a number, Museumstrasse 39, Paul-Nevermann-Platz, Winterstrasse	Representative extension to the historic railway headquarters built between 1934 and 1936 . The mapping is stored in the list of monuments.	05/12/2000		Ottensen
1255	Hohenzollernring 57, 59, 61, Bleickenallee 30, 34, 36, 38, Bleickenallee and Lisztstraße without numbers, Bülowstraße 9 and Bülowstraße 20 (previously opposite Bülowstraße 9)	Ensemble, consisting essentially of public buildings built between 1908 and 1920 in accordance with Josef Stübben's urban development plan : grammar school with gardens in front, Lankenau-Stift , children's hospital, former women's clinic including bunker. The mapping is stored in the list of monuments.	08/14/2000		Ottensen
1256	Neumühlen 33	Simple house built in 1765 with slurry outer walls, mansard roof and side dwelling	08/14/2000		Ottensen
1286	Bahrenfelder Strasse 216	Sahlhaus, which was probably built in 1868 in the style of romantic classicism, part of the ensemble Bahrenfelder Straße 216, 224, 228, 230	05/03/2001		Ottensen
1286	Bahrenfelder Strasse 224, 228, 230	Sahlhaus built around 1868 as part of the ensemble Bahrenfelder Straße 216-230. Note: The ensemble part of Bahrenfelder Straße 216 was already entered in the list of monuments on May 3, 2001 under this number.	06/22/2009		Ottensen
1291	Fischers Allee 72, Holstentwiete 15, 17a	Ensemble, consisting of a residential and commercial building with shop from 1901 and a factory building from 1908, built for the paint and varnish factory Max Leonhart & Co.	05/10/2001		Ottensen
1323	Rainvilleterrasse 2 a	House built in 1902 according to plans by the architect Franz Lorenz	12/20/2001		Ottensen
1337	Ottenser Hauptstrasse 1, 1a	Residential and administrative building, built in 1922 as a “business building with official residence for the President of the Railway Directorate”	04/17/2002		Ottensen
1350	Bahrenfelder Strasse 69, Mottenburger Twiete 2	Four-story residential and commercial building built in 1890 based on designs by Schaar and Hintzpeter	09/25/2002		Ottensen
1372	At the Easter Church 13, 15, 17	Ensemble Community Center Osterkirche Altona, consisting of the community center, the church with community hall and the rectory, built from 1930 to 1931 according to plans by the architect Kurt Stoltenberg in the Raabe & Wöhlecke office	03/19/2003		Ottensen
1397	At the field 37	Four-storey plastered building erected at the end of the 19th century, part of the ensemble Am Felde 35, 37, 54, Lobuschstrasse 18 to 24, 39, Klausstrasse 44. Note: The other parts of the ensemble, Am Felde 35, 54, Lobuschstrasse 18-24, 39 , Klausstraße 44, were entered in the list of monuments on March 15, 2004 under the same number.	10/13/2003		Ottensen
1397	Am Felde 35, 54, Lobuschstrasse 18-24, 39, Klausstrasse 44	Four- and five-story plastered buildings erected at the end of the 19th century, parts of the ensemble Am Felde 35, 37, 54, Lobuschstrasse 18 to 24, 39, Klausstrasse 44. Note: The other part of the ensemble, Am Felde 37, was under the same number entered in the list of monuments on October 13, 2003.	03/15/2004		Ottensen
1411	Bernadottestraße 36, 38, 40, Tönsfeldtstraße 40	Rented apartment building built between 1928 and 1929 by the architect Emil Hinrichsen in architectural forms of New Building , housing estate from the 1920s	01/12/2004		Ottensen
1416	Hohenzollernring 28-32	An ensemble of three- to four-story brick residential buildings built from 1930 to 1932 according to plans by the architect Heinrich W. Müller, complex of housing developments from the 1930s	03/22/2004		Ottensen
1422	Hohenzollernring 31, 33, Bleickenallee 15, 17	Between 1930 and 1938 by the architect Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer built four- to six-storey residential buildings, parts of the ensemble of residential buildings from the 1930s, Hohenzollernring 31-37, Bleickenallee 15, 17, consisting of the buildings, the property walls with staircases and the front garden areas. Note: The rest of the ensemble, Hohenzollernring 35, 37, was entered in the list of monuments on August 19, 2004 under the same number.	04/19/2004		Ottensen
1422	Hohenzollernring 35, 37	Between 1930 and 1938 the architect Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer built four to five-storey residential buildings, part of the ensemble of residential buildings from the 1930s, Hohenzollernring 31-37, Bleickenallee 15-17, consisting of the buildings, the property walls with staircases and the front garden areas. Note: The other parts of the ensemble, Hohenzollernring 31, 33, Bleickenallee 15-17, were entered in the list of monuments on April 19, 2004 under the same number.	08/19/2004		Ottensen
1436	Hohenzollernring 23, 25	Ensemble, housing developments from the 1920s and 1930s	06/24/2004		Ottensen
1466	Elbchaussee 40	Ensemble, consisting of the residential building built in the mid-19th century and the front garden area, as part of the Elbchaussee ensemble 38-52, Rothestraße 1, 2, 4. Note: The Elbchaussee ensemble 42 as part of the Elbchaussee 38-52 ensemble, Rothestraße 1, 2, 4 was entered in the list of monuments on March 29, 2006 under this number.	04/14/2005		Ottensen
1466	Elbchaussee 42	Ensemble, consisting of the building with its historical veranda roof and the front garden area, as part of the Elbchaussee ensemble 38-52, Rothestraße 1, 2, 4. Note: The Elbchaussee 40 ensemble as part of the Elbchaussee ensemble 38-52, Rothestraße 1, 2, 4 was already entered in the list of monuments on April 14, 2005 under this number.	03/29/2006		Ottensen
1597	Bleickenallee 26 a	Former bus shelter built in 1928 according to plans by Gustav Oelsner	07/04/2007		Ottensen
1609	Keplerstrasse 10 a, Eulenstrasse 59 a	Factory and workshop complex built between 1925 and 1926 as part of the ensemble Eulenstraße 47-75, Große Brunnenstraße 52-60, Keplerstraße 2-18, Rothestraße 39-43. Note: The ensemble component Keplerstraße 8 was entered in the list of monuments on June 7, 2012 under the same number.	08/28/2007		Ottensen
1609	Keplerstrasse 8	One storey house built between 1904 and 1905 according to plans by Heinrich John as part of the ensemble Eulenstraße 47-51, 55-59, 59 a, 61-63, 75, Große Brunnenstraße 52- 60, Keplerstraße 2-10, 10 a, 12-18, Rothestraße 39-43 Note: The ensemble part Eulenstraße 59a / Keplerstraße 10a was entered in the list of monuments on August 28, 2007 under the same number.	06/07/2012		Ottensen
1629	Rainvill terrace	Ensemble of the Rainvilleterrasse square with street and paved areas, with fencing including pillars and lanterns, with retaining wall and outside staircase as well as with the Chemnitz - Bellmann fountain. Note: On June 14, 2011, the ensemble of the Former Maritime School Altona, building with terrace, front garden and fences, was registered under the same monument list number.	11/13/2007		Ottensen
1629	Rainvilleterrasse 4	Ensemble Former Maritime School Altona, building with terrace, front garden and fencing Note: On November 13, 2007, the ensemble of the Rainvilleterrasse square with street and paved areas, with fencing including pillars and lanterns, with retaining wall and outside staircase as well as with the Chemnitz-Bellmann-Brunnen registered.	06/14/2011		Ottensen
1683	Elbchaussee 26	Part of a semi-detached house built in 1902 according to plans by the architect Gustav Otte with the remaining part of the historical enclosure as part of the Elbchaussee 20-26 ensemble. Note: The individual monument and ensemble part Elbchaussee 24 was entered in the list of monuments on August 11, 2009 under this number.	04/11/2008		Ottensen
1683	Elbchaussee 24	1902 part of a semi-detached house with fencing built according to plans by the architect Gustav Otte as part of the Elbchaussee 20-26 ensemble, each with fencing. Note: The ensemble part Elbchaussee 26 was already entered in the list of monuments on November 4, 2008 under this number.	08/11/2009		Ottensen
1736	Bleickenallee 5	Bleickenallee school, school building, built in 1927 according to plans by Gustav Oelsner	08/04/2009		Ottensen
1737	Museumstrasse 15, 17, 19, Ottenser Marktplatz 17	School building (former State Business School Altona, now State Business School Energietechnik G 10), House of Youth and Altona Theater , built between 1927 and 1928 according to plans by Gustav Oelsner , rebuilt in 1930 and 1950	08/04/2009		Ottensen
1793	Hohenzollernring 27	Apartment building built in 1912 according to plans by the architect Fritz Neubauer with a small enclosure wall as part of the ensemble Hohenzollernring 27, 29	11/24/2009		Ottensen
1807	Bahrenfelder Strasse 133	Residential and commercial building built in 1876	02/24/2010		Ottensen
1808	Elbchaussee 58	Ensemble from the house built in 1903 according to plans by the architects Lundt & Kallmorgen with a fence facing the Elbchaussee	02/24/2010		Ottensen
1814	Bleickenallee 6	Apartment building built between 1897 and 1900 according to plans by the client and architect JHF Muhs with the preserved interior details, the front garden, the preserved plants and the fencing as part of the ensemble Bleickenallee 6-24 with the preserved inner details, the front gardens, the plantings and the Enclosures (Bleickenallee 12 as a non-constituent part of the ensemble)	03/29/2010		Ottensen
1817	Dutch series 33, 35, 37	Two-storey Sahlhaus built around 1860 with characteristic three doors on the ground floor as a single monument and at the same time part of the ensemble Dutch series 33-45 (no. 43 not constituting)	05/05/2010		Ottensen
1821	Braunschweiger Strasse 7	Corner house built in 1901 according to plans by the architect F. Neugebauer as a single monument and at the same time part of the ensemble Braunschweiger Straße 5, 7, Winterstraße 9 and 11 including the rear building, 13, 15, 10-14	06/02/2010		Ottensen
1840	Elbe stairs 13, 13 a, 15 a, 15 b	Ensemble of apartment buildings built around 1888 as a Sahlhaus, Elbtreppe 15 a, 15 b at the same time as a single monument	11/24/2010		Ottensen
1848	Am Rathenaupark 1-11, Bernadottestraße 70-72, Griegstraße 2-18, Grünebergstraße 1-5, Othmarscher Kirchenweg 1-11	Ensemble Moltkeblock, a complex built between 1923 and 1925 consisting of three- to four-storey houses with apartments of different sizes, several shops, a restaurant and several studios Note: The ensemble components Am Rathenaupark 13, 15, Grünebergstraße 2, 4, 6, Bleickenallee 41, 43, 45 were entered in the list of monuments on July 2, 2012 under the same number.	11/25/2010		Ottensen	At Rathenaupark Grünebergerstrasse
1848	Am Rathenaupark 13, 15, Grünebergstraße 2, 4, 6, Bleickenallee 41, 43, 45	Complex built between 1923 and 1925, comprising 3 to 4-storey houses with apartments of various sizes, several shops, a restaurant and a few studios as part of the Moltkeblock ensemble, consisting of the buildings Am Rathenaupark 1-15, Bernadottestraße 70-72, Bleickenallee 41 -45, Griegstraße 2- 18, Grünebergstraße 1-5 and 2-6, Othmarscher Kirchenweg 1-11 as well as from the front garden areas and the garden area in the inner courtyard of the block Note: The ensemble parts at Am Rathenaupark 1-11, Bernadottestraße 70-72, Griegstrasse 2- 18, Grünebergstrasse 1-5, Othmarcher Kirchenweg 1-11 were already entered in the list of monuments on November 25, 2010 under the same number.	07/02/2012		Ottensen	Bleickenallee Grünebergerstrasse
1883	Lobuschstrasse 6, 8	Building erected between 1888 and 1891 as Ottenser Bank as part of the ensemble Lobuschstrasse 2-10	11/11/2011		Ottensen
1901	Friedensallee 91-105	An ensemble of multi-storey buildings built in 1907 according to plans by the architect Fritz Neugebauer, within the limits specified by the ordinance of February 20, 2012. The relevant part of the ordinance is stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone. The mapping with the boundaries of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	05/14/2012		Ottensen
1906	Friedensallee 1- 3	From 1883 to 1895 and from 1899 to 1900 three- to five-story apartment buildings built as part of the ensemble Bahrenfelder Straße 165, Friedensallee 2-6, Bergiusstraße 4, Friedensallee 1-3, 5, 8-12	06/18/2012		Ottensen
531	At the Lilienberg	Prehistoric burial mound, "Veilchen- oder Lilienberg", site 31 in Rissen	07/10/1973		Cracks
532	Dirt road 77	Prehistoric burial mound "Vossberg", site 32 in Rissen	07/10/1973		Cracks
533	Enclosure Klövensteen	Prehistoric burial mounds, sites 69, 70, 73 in cracks. Note: The prehistoric burial mounds, sites 71, 72, 74 were also entered in the list of monuments on July 23, 2007 under this number.	07/10/1973		Cracks
533	Enclosure Klövensteen	Prehistoric burial mounds, sites 71, 72, 74 in cracks. Note: The prehistoric burial mounds, sites 69, 70, 73 were already entered in the list of monuments under this number on July 10, 1973.	07/23/2007		Cracks
880	Gudrunstrasse 69	House built in 1939 by the architect Konstanty Gutschow	08/17/1988		Cracks
1072	Sandmoorweg 85	Massively built country house with thatched roof and its surroundings. The mapping with the environment is stored in the list of monuments. 148	01/08/1996		Cracks
1161	Hexentwiete 40 b, 42 a, b, c (formerly also 42)	Bronze Age burial mound, site 33 in Rissen	02/16/1998		Cracks
1162	Gudrunstrasse 76, Grot Sahl	Stone and Bronze Age burial mounds, site 35 in cracks	02/16/1998		Cracks
1171	Wittenbergen path	Stone and Bronze Age burial mounds, sites 8 and 9 in cracks	04/16/1998		Cracks
1276	Mechelnbusch 1-29, 2-26	1949–1954 based on plans by Max Corleis and Heinz Graaf as the “Mechelnbusch garden settlement” built residential and garden complex with wash house. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	01/24/2001		Cracks
1363	Suurheid 20, Sieversstücke	Ensemble of the Rissen Hospital , consisting of buildings from a barracks complex built in 1939. The mapping with the boundaries of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	01/21/2003		Cracks
1364	Gudrunstrasse 120	Ensemble consisting of the country house designed by the architects William and Rudolf Rzekonski in 1913 and the thatched garden pavilion	02/03/2003		Cracks
1420	At the lighthouse west of 15 b and the Elbe, south-west of the Rissener Ufer	Lighthouses built in 1899 and 1900 respectively. Together the two hexagonal lattice towers form a leading light line down the Elbe, the upper fire in Tinsdal and the lower fire in Wittenbergen	03/31/2004		Cracks	Tinsdal Wittenbergen
1428	Wittenbergener Weg 110, 112	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1921 according to plans by the architects Bensel & Kamps and the park area with pavillo, which was laid out in 1906 according to plans by the landscape gardener Rudolph Jürgens . The mapping is stored in the list of monuments.	05/10/2004		Cracks
1501	Raalandsweg 2	Former farmhouse presumably from the 18th century. In 1919 the architect Carl Bensel rebuilt it	10/06/2005		Cracks
1710	Wedeler Landstrasse 3	The core of the building probably dates from the 18th century and has a thatched roof	04/21/2009		Cracks
1872	Wittenbergener Weg, Rissener Ufer, Falkensteiner Ufer	Soil monument, historical settlement and burial site in Hamburg-Rissen with the sites 2, 5-7, 12-17, 78, 80, 89	06/21/2011		Cracks
1915	Wedeler Landstrasse 53 a – h, k	An ensemble built by Werner Kallmorgen as a shopping center from 1968 to 1969, consisting of nine cubic sales pavilions	08/22/2012		Cracks
767	Lerchenstrasse 106	classicist town house, front building	October 15, 1985		Sternschanze
907	Sternschanze 1 (previously also 1 a, 1 b)	Former station reception building (see Hamburg Sternschanze station ), built between 1864 and 1866 with the construction of the bypass	09/13/1989		Sternschanze
970	Schanzenstrasse 75, 77, Bartelsstrasse 12	Entire facility, consisting of the former “Montblanc” factory complex between Schanzenstrasse and Bartelsstrasse, built between 1897 and 1907. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	06/05/1991		Sternschanze	Schanzenstrasse Bartelsstrasse
979	Sternschanze without number	Water tower with underground storage below in the Sternschanzenpark. Built in 1907/10 to designs by the architect Wilhelm Schwarz, who was employed by the Hamburg waterworks, using an earth reservoir for the foundation that was completed between 1863 and 1865 according to plans by the English engineer William H. Lindley . 58 meter high, octagonal brick shell in reform architecture with a maximum diameter of approx. 32 meters with an eight-sided broken pyramid roof with slate, originally copper cover. Inside, the steel girder construction typical of the turn of the century accommodates two hemispherical water tanks of roughly the same size, arranged one above the other	October 29, 1991		Sternschanze
1124	Schanzenstrasse 56, 58, 62	Residential and commercial building built in 1896	03/19/1997		Sternschanze	Schanzenstrasse 56 Schanzenstrasse 56 and 62
560	Op'n Hainholt, Fuhlendorfweg	Prehistoric burial mound, site 4 in Sülldorf, occupy between Op'n Hainholt and Fuhlendorfweg	10/25/1976		Sülldorf
729	Sülldorfer Kirchenweg 259, 259 a – h	Entire facility "Hof Behrmann", in particular consisting of the half-timbered barn and the farmhouse with living and working area including courtyard areas and fencing. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	08/07/1984		Sülldorf
850	Sülldorfer Kirchenweg 224	Thatched half-timbered cottage, probably from the second half of the 18th century	12/08/1987		Sülldorf
858	Sülldorfer Kirchenweg 254	thatched cottage	01/08/1988		Sülldorf
1294	Marienhöhe 30	Former manor house of the Marienhöhe Estate, built around 1871, two-storey plastered building with an entrance porch designed by Walther Baedeker in 1922	05/22/2001		Sülldorf
1834	Lehmkuhlenweg, Schlankweg	Ground monument in Sülldorf, site 25, vaulted bakers visible above ground on the old Loh corridor	10/12/2010		Sülldorf
1886	Anne-Frank-Strasse 82	Ensemble, house built in 1950 with garden and enclosure	12/13/2011		Sülldorf

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• List of monuments according to § 6 paragraph 1 Hamburg Monument Protection Act of April 5, 2013, (HmbGVBl p. 142): Excerpt for the Altona district (pdf) As of October 29, 2013
• List of monuments of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, as of November 7, 2011

1. ↑ List of monuments of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, as of November 21, 2012 ( Memento of June 27, 2011 in the Internet Archive ; PDF).
2. ↑ After almost complete destruction in July 1943 ( Operation Gomorrah ), this area was just as little rebuilt as the "old town hall" (serial no. 154). The streets near the main church and Große Prinzenstraße no longer exist. Only the Trinity Church was restored in a simplified, modernized form.
3. ↑ http://www.hamburg.de/wahl/177216/max-brauer-allee-60.html
4. ↑ Illustration robert-moser-atelier.at (PDF; 179 kB) Part 2: ... a composing house ...
5. ↑ Figure: http://www.eufletz-stiftung.de/DE/Standort/Europa/FHH/Elbvillen/haus_i_-_govi.html
6. ↑ "In the tastefully built house are the excellent sculptures by Bissen: Cephalus, Atalante, Psyche and Narcissus made of marble." Johannes von Schröder, Hermann Biernatzki: Topography of the duchies Holstein and Lauenburg . 2 volumes - Fränckel, Oldenburg / Holstein 1855-56 http://www.top.akvz.de/3149.pdf (p. 2/3)
7. ↑ Wolf Achim Wiegand: Hamburg-Blankenese in transition . Sutton 2012. pp. 66-69 books.google
8. ↑ Former "machine, bag and envelope factory NFA Netzler Nachf." 1884 (or 1910), http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/spiegelspecial/d-8707695.html

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