List of cultural monuments in the Hamburg district of Eimsbüttel

This is an outdated list.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 shown in the list of monuments in the area of ​​the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , Eimsbüttel 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
297	Holsteiner Chaussee in front of house number 45	Danish milestone from 1832	03/12/1943		Eidelstedt
457	Dörpsweg 2	thatched building	05/30/1958		Eidelstedt
605	Kieler Strasse, bridge over the Mühlenau	Front walls of the bridge over the Mühlenau in Eidelstedt with the monogram of the Danish King Christian VII at the SW mouth and the year "1801" at the NE mouth	09/24/1980		Eidelstedt
964	Branch road 31	Complete system of Eidelstedt-Ost station of the Altona-Kaltenkirchen-Neumünster-Eisenbahn ( AKN ), in particular consisting of the station reception building, the goods handling shed with the ramp and the ancillary building as well as the paved areas The mapping with the boundaries of the entire system is stored in the list of monuments.	04/16/1991		Eidelstedt
1473	Elbgaustraße 57, 57a, 59, 59a	Fire station built in 1924 according to plans by the architect Werner Rehder	05/31/2005		Eidelstedt
1657	Furtweg 15	Ensemble, consisting of the house built between 1933 and 1935 according to plans by the architect Friedrich Richard Ostermeyer , various clinker brick walls and the old garage with the greenhouse, also part of the ensemble Furtweg 15, 17	05/06/2008		Eidelstedt
291	Eimsbütteler Strasse 60	the former Excise building	03/12/1943	September 18, 1947	Eimsbüttel
686	Kielortallee 25, 26	Stiftsbau of the 1920s	09/27/1983		Eimsbüttel
714	Weidenallee 10 b	"Künstlerhaus" and its surroundings, consisting of the buildings Weidenallee 10 a and 12 including the open spaces with garden fencing, courtyard and driveway with paving	06/18/1984		Eimsbüttel
715	Weidenallee 6–8	the buildings including the garden fence in the courtyard as well as the courtyard paving surrounding the “artist's house” Weidenallee 10 b	06/18/1984		Eimsbüttel
765	Osterstrasse 124	former Grand Cinema Emelka Palace from the 1920s, after plans by Karl Schneider built	05.09.1985		Eimsbüttel
932	Fruchtallee 15, 17	Former double villa, built in 1877/78 by and by the entrepreneur-architect CHJ Holst	March 26, 1990		Eimsbüttel
1130	Schäferkampsallee 28	five-story house from 1908	04/28/1997		Eimsbüttel
1134	Emilienstraße 71	Suburban villa from the end of the 19th century	06/12/1997		Eimsbüttel
1176	Amandastrasse 58	former public pawnshop	05/07/1998		Eimsbüttel
1190	At the pond 29	Roman Catholic St. Boniface Church , brick building built in 1909/10 according to plans by the architect Fritz Kunst	08/19/1998		Eimsbüttel
1237	Eimsbütteler Strasse 36	Air raid shelter 44 built in 1940	10/26/1999		Eimsbüttel
1315	Henriettenweg 11	1898 to 1899, based on plans by Heinrich Mandix, four-storey house, part of the ensemble Henriettenweg 5–17, 14, 16, Tornquiststrasse 1–7, 4, Eppendorfer Weg 54, 56, 58, 75, 77, Weidenstieg 2 a, 5 a, Von-der-Tann-Strasse 1	11/13/2001		Eimsbüttel
1360	Methfesselstrasse 84, 86, Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f	Residential building erected between 1898 and 1899 as “Hamburger Burg” with green space on the street side, also part of the ensemble Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f, Methfesselstrasse 84–96, Lutterothstrasse 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67–73. Note: The residential building with the street-side green area Lutterothstrasse 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67 was registered as part of the above ensemble on May 14, 2003 under the same number in the list of monuments and Methfesselstrasse 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, Lutterothstrasse 69, 71, 73 on July 9, 2003.	11/06/2002		Eimsbüttel
1360	Lutterothstrasse 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67	1909 to 1910 residential building with street-side green space, part of the ensemble Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f, Methfesselstrasse 84–96, Lutterothstrasse 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67–73. Note: The cultural monument Methfesselstraße 84, 86, Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f, also part of the above ensemble, was already entered in the list of monuments on November 6, 2002 under the same number and Methfesselstraße 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, Lutterothstrasse 69, 71, 73 as part of the above ensemble on July 9, 2003.	05/14/2003		Eimsbüttel
1360	Methfesselstrasse 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, Lutterothstrasse 69, 71, 73	1907 residential building with street-side green space, part of the ensemble Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f, Methfesselstrasse 84–96, Lutterothstrasse 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67–73, built in 1907 according to plans by the architect Heinrich Krug as “Hamburger Burg”. Note: The cultural monument Methfesselstraße 84, 86, Stellinger Weg 36, 38 a – f, also part of the above ensemble, was already entered in the list of monuments on November 6, 2002 under the same number and Lutterothstraße 63, 65, 65 a + b, 67 as part of the above ensemble on May 14, 2003.	07/09/2003		Eimsbüttel
1396	Schlankreye 3–25, Bogenstrasse 43–47, 45 a – d, Heymannstrasse 6–10, 10 a – c	Settlement construction of the painting company, consisting of residential buildings, production facilities and front garden including small walls, settlement construction of the 1920s	09/15/2003		Eimsbüttel
1434	High Pasture 34	In 1960 the Hohe Weide synagogue and community center were built according to plans by the architects Karl-Heinz Wrongel and Klaus May	06/16/2004		Eimsbüttel
1531	Armbruststrasse 21 53 ° 34 ′ 27.6 ″  N , 9 ° 56 ′ 27.9 ″  E	Boundary stone inscription "2A HP" and "2A St H"	03/01/2006		Eimsbüttel
1533	Rellinger Strasse 9	Landmark	03/01/2006		Eimsbüttel
1534	Methfesselstraße in front of number 1	Landmark	03/01/2006		Eimsbüttel
1599	At the Christ Church 2, 2 a, 4, 1, 3, 5, Fruchtallee 22	Ensemble Christ Church Eimsbüttel , consisting of the church building built between 1882 and 1884 according to plans by Johannes Otzen, the three parsonages built between 1883 and 1899 and the parish hall built between 1967 and 1968 according to plans by the architects Spengelin	07/04/2007		Eimsbüttel
1632	Schäferkampsallee 36, Moorkamp 2	Completed in 1912 according to plans by the architect Johannes Grotjan, consisting of the Jerusalem Church and the Jerusalem Hospital, including street-side fencing	11/21/2007		Eimsbüttel
1718	Schwenckestrasse 98, 100	Ensemble, a former elementary school built between 1909 and 1911 according to plans by Albert Erbe	05/26/2009		Eimsbüttel
1738	Lutterothstrasse 78, 80	Former elementary school Lutterothstraße, branch Lutterothstraße of the state commercial school with business school Schlankreye H 3, school building, built from 1910 to 1912 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher, also part of the ensemble Eidelstedter Weg 91, 105, Lutterothstraße 76, 82, 96, Methfesselstraße 69, 73, Residential building with school Lutterothstrasse 78, 80, Stephanuskirche Lutterothstrasse 98 and pastorate Eidelstedter Weg 107. Note: The former church with tower Lutterothstrasse 98, Eidelstedter Weg 107 was also registered under this monument list number since October 15, 2009.	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1738	Lutterothstraße 98, Eidelstedter Weg 107	In 1912 and 1927, the former church with tower, including the remaining fixtures and fittings, church tower clock, intermediate structure, pastorates and outdoor facilities, built in 1912 and 1927 according to designs by the architects Distel and Grubitz , as part of the ensemble Eidelstedter Weg 91-105, Lutterothstrasse 76, 82-96, Methfesselstrasse 69-73 Residential building with school Lutterothstrasse 78-80, Stephanuskirche Lutterothstrasse 98 and pastorate Eidelstedter Weg 107. Note: The former elementary school Lutterothstrasse 78, 80, branch Lutterothstrasse of the state commercial school with business school in Schlankreye H 3 has been listed under this monument list number since August 4, 2009.	October 15, 2009		Eimsbüttel
1739	Telemannstrasse 10, Heussweg 65	Former elementary school Telemannstrasse, now the state commercial school H 5, school building with the gym, including the mural from 1957, the schoolyard wall and the building decorations, built from 1909 to 1911 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1740	Lutterothstrasse 34, 36	Lutterothstraße school, school complex, built from 1906 to 1908 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1741	Kaiser-Friedrich-Ufer 6	Former Eimsbüttel secondary school, now Kaiser-Friedrich-Ufer grammar school , school building, built from 1907 to 1911 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1742	Bogenstrasse 59	Former Bismarck high school, school building with schoolyard wall and fountain, built from 1909 to 1911 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1743	Weidenstieg 29	Former secondary school Weidenstieg, now the State Institute for Teacher Training and School Development , school building, built from 1893 to 1895 according to plans by Carl Johann Christian Zimmermann, rebuilt and expanded from 1914 to 1915	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1744	Bundesstrasse 94	Former auxiliary school Bundesstraße, now Astrid-Lindgren-Schule, school building, built from 1926 to 1927 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher. Note: The enclosure of the former auxiliary school Bundesstraße, now Astrid-Lindgren-Schule, was entered in the list of monuments on January 17, 2012 under the same number.	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1744	Bundesstrasse 94	Enclosure of the cultural monument former auxiliary school Bundesstraße Note: The school building of the former auxiliary school Bundesstraße, now Astrid-Lindgren-Schule, built from 1926 to 1927 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher, was already entered in the list of monuments on August 4, 2009 under the same number.	01/17/2012		Eimsbüttel
1745	Schlankreye 1, Bundesstrasse 88	Staatliche Handelsschule Schlankreye , school building with schoolyard wall, built from 1928 to 1929 according to plans by Walter Hinsch and Erwin Deimling	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1746	Felix-Dahn-Straße 3, 7, Hohe Weide 16	Former teacher training college, now the state institute for teacher training and school development , school building with the forecourt and the roadside fence on the Hohen Weide, built from 1911 to 1914 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher based on a design by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Eimsbüttel
1781	Heymannstrasse 5, 7, Schlankreye 4	Part of a block of flats built between 1925 and 1928 according to plans by the architect Richard Laage with front gardens, fencing and entrance access as part of the Schlankreye 4 ensemble, Heymannstrasse 1-7, Gustav-Falke-Strasse 17, Bundesstrasse 80-86 with front gardens, fencing and entrance access routes	09/08/2009		Eimsbüttel
1809	Eppendorfer Weg north number 131, Alardusstrasse north number 18	Ensemble from the former Bethlehem Church, built in 1959 according to a design by the architect Joachim Matthaei, including artistic furnishings and bell tower, their position to one another and their spatial clearance on the parcel	02/24/2010		Eimsbüttel
1843	Bundesstrasse 80, 82	Five-storey apartment block built between 1925 and 1928 according to plans by the architect Richard Lage, including the front gardens with fences and entrance access roads as part of the Schlankreye 4 ensemble, Bundesstrasse 80–86, Gustav-Falke-Strasse 17, Heymannstrasse 1–7 with front gardens, fences and entrance access routes	11/24/2010		Eimsbüttel
1881	Lutterothstrasse 66, 66 a, 68, 68 a, 70	Hamburg Castle, built between 1908 and 1909, as part of the ensemble Eidelstedter Weg 63–75, Hellkamp 75–81, Lutterothstraße 62–72, 74 (not constituting), Methfesselstraße 100 (not constituting), 102	October 24, 2011		Eimsbüttel
1889	Am Weiher 7, Eichenstrasse 28–38, Im Gehölz	Building constructed between 1904 and 1905 as a private hospital	04/01/2012		Eimsbüttel
1900	Ottersbekallee 12	Between 1911 and 1912 by Nagel and Dehmlow with echoes of the reform architecture, one storey house with front garden and fittings as part of the ensemble Am Weiher 31, Ottersbekallee 9–27, 12–16	05/25/2012	07/11/2012	Eimsbüttel
350	Alsterchaussee 30	Classicist country house from 1829, built by Christian Diederich Gerhard Schwieger; today " theater in the room "	September 18, 1947		Harvestehude
449	Eppendorfer Bridge (previously Eppendorferbaumbrücke) 53 ° 35 ′ 1 ″  N , 9 ° 59 ′ 3 ″  E	the bridge railing by the sculptor Haizmann	January 15, 1958		Harvestehude
501	Harvestehuder Weg 41	bronze Heine plaque with inscription on a stone slab, created in 1898 by the artist Cesar Heinemann, initially attached to the then von Hoffmann und Campe publishing house , Schauenburgerstraße 59, destroyed in the war in 1943, stored during the Second World War. After the war in 1946, it was initially installed in the anteroom of the former home of Heine's sister, Esplanade 39, after which it was demolished in 1960 on a stone slab in the front garden of the new Hoffmann & Campe publishing house , Harvestehuder Weg 41.	02/13/1962		Harvestehude
547	Middle 50	Garden or country house built in 1826. Two-story, plastered building with a hipped roof. During the 19th century it was rebuilt and expanded several times. The exterior has essentially been preserved in its original form, the interior has been greatly changed	05.10.1973		Harvestehude
627	Park avenue 53	Residential house from 1909 with economical decorations in Art Nouveau style as a single monument and also part of the “Innocentiapark” ensemble. Note: The residential building Parkallee 57 was entered in the list of monuments on November 21, 2007 under this number, the single-family house at Oberstrasse 38 on December 5, 2007, the ensemble of residential building with enclosure at Innocentiastraße 37 on July 8, 2008, the ensemble of villa with enclosure Brahmsallee 75 since October 9, 2009, the residential building at Brahmsallee 66 since May 5, 2010.	06/29/1981		Harvestehude
627	Park avenue 57	House built by JH Andersen in 1909 as part of the “Innocentiapark” ensemble, consisting of the Innocentiapark with toilet houses, Innocentiastraße 37, 42–62, Parkallee 51 a, 53–73, 58–62, 68–100, Oberstraße 25, 3648, 52 –56, 60–76, Brahmsallee 75–91, 97–113, 58–66, houses with partially preserved historical iron fences. Note: The building Parkallee 53 has been listed under this monument list number since June 29, 1981, the single-family house Oberstrasse 38 since December 5, 2007, the ensemble of residential building with enclosure Innocentiastrasse 37 since July 8, 2008 Villa with enclosure at Brahmsallee 75 since October 9, 2009, the residential building at Brahmsallee 66 since May 5, 2010.	11/21/2007		Harvestehude
627	Oberstrasse 38	Single-family house built in 1902 as part of the "Innocentiapark" ensemble, consisting of the Innocentiapark with toilet block, Innocentiastraße 37, 42–62, Parkallee 51 a, 53–73, 58–62, 68–100, Oberstraße 25, 36–48, 52– 56, 60–76, Brahmsallee 75–91, 97–113, 58–66, houses with partially preserved historical iron fences. Note: The Parkallee 53 building has been listed under this monument list number since June 29, 1981, the Parkallee 57 residential building since November 21, 2007, the ensemble of residential building with enclosure at Innocentiastraße 37 since July 8, 2008 Villa with enclosure at Brahmsallee 75 since October 9, 2009, the residential building at Brahmsallee 66 since May 5, 2010.	05/12/2007		Harvestehude
627	Innocentiastrasse 37	Ensemble of the residential building with enclosure built between 1906 and 1907 according to plans by the architect A. Hinsch, also part of the "Innocentiapark" ensemble, consisting of the Innocentiapark with toilet houses, Innocentiastraße 37, 42–62, Parkallee 51 a, 53–72, 58– 62, 68–100, Oberstrasse 25, 36–48, 52–56, Brahmsallee 75–91, 97–113, 58–66, houses with partially preserved historical iron fences. Note: The Parkallee 53 building has been listed under this monument list number since June 29, 1981, the Parkallee 57 residential building since November 21, 2007, the single-family house at Oberstrasse 38 since December 5, 2007, the ensemble of villa with enclosure Brahmsallee 75 since October 9, 2009, the house at Brahmsallee 66 since May 5, 2010.	07/08/2008		Harvestehude	Innocentiastrasse 37 Former Toilet house
627	Brahmsallee 75	Ensemble, consisting of the row villa with enclosure built in 1905/1906 according to plans by the architect August Hinsch, also part of the ensemble Brahmsallee 75–91, 97–113, 60, 64–66, Innocentiapark with toilet houses, Innocentiastraße 37, 42–60, 62 , Oberstraße 25, 36–48, 52–56, 60–76, Parkallee 51a, 53, 55–73, 58–62, 68–100, houses with partially preserved historical iron fences. Note: The Parkallee 53 building has been listed under this monument list number since June 29, 1981, the Parkallee 57 residential building since November 21, 2007, the Oberstrasse 38 single-family house since December 5, 2007, the ensemble of residential buildings with the Innocentiastraße enclosure 37 since July 8, 2008, the residential building at Brahmsallee 66 since May 5, 2010.	09/10/2009		Harvestehude
627	Brahmsallee 66	Two-storey residential building built in 1911 as part of the Innocentiapark ensemble , consisting of the Innocentiapark with toilet block, Innocentiastraße 37, 42–62, Parkallee 51 a, 53–73, 58–62, 68–100, Oberstraße 25, 36–48, 52–56 , 60–76, Brahmsallee 75–91, 97–113, 58–66, houses with partially preserved historic iron fences. Note: The Parkallee 53 building has been listed under this monument list number since June 29, 1981, the Parkallee 57 residential building since November 21, 2007, the single-family house at Oberstraße 38 since December 5, 2007, the ensemble of residential building with enclosure at Innocentiastraße 37 since July 8, 2008, the terraced villa with enclosure at Brahmsallee 75 since October 9, 2009.	05/05/2010		Harvestehude
649	Bogenstrasse 52–54, 54 a – i, Grindelberg 81–83, Schlankreye 27–73	Building group “Der Klinker”, residential buildings from the 1920s	02/16/1982		Harvestehude
653	Oberstrasse 120	former synagogue with the outdoor facilities: open staircase, enclosing walls	05/04/1982		Harvestehude
709	Nonnenstieg 1	City villa, built in 1911	03/28/1984		Harvestehude
728	Middle ground 116	Late classicist country house from 1827. Two-storey, plastered solid building with a flat hipped roof. Rebuilt in 1865; 1920 major renovation	08/07/1984		Harvestehude
751	Oberstrasse 110	Part of the building group of row villas from the 19th century Oberstraße 108–112	March 19, 1985		Harvestehude
751	Oberstrasse 112	Part of the building group of row villas from the 19th century Oberstraße 108–112	March 19, 1985		Harvestehude
751	Oberstrasse 108	Part of the building group of row villas from the 19th century Oberstraße 108-112 as an immovable cultural monument and the rear house garden with the sculpture "Lammchen" as the environment	10/22/1985		Harvestehude
821	Hochallee 71	Building from 1896/98 with significant interior design (stucco, ceiling paintings, etc.)	12/11/1986		Harvestehude
822	Innocentiastrasse 72	Row villa from 1907 with its enclosure	12/11/1986		Harvestehude
876	Isestrasse 45	five-storey house from 1908 with front garden enclosure. Note: The ensemble parts at Isestraße 71, 73 were already entered in the list of monuments on January 5, 2010 and the ensemble part Istraße 115 on June 18, 2012 under the same number.	07/26/1988		Harvestehude
876	Isestrasse 71, 73	In 1908, five-storey Art Nouveau multi-storey houses built in accordance with designs by the architect Friedrich Otto Lindner, together with the front garden fencing from the construction period, as part of the ensemble Isestraße 7–31, 33–73, 77–95, 109–139, Isestraße 76–98, Oderfelder Straße 21, Eppendorfer Baum 19, Klosterallee 67 together with the preserved historical enclosures and green courtyards. Note: The ensemble part Isestraße 45 was already registered on July 26, 1988 and the ensemble part Isestraße 115 on June 18, 2012 under the same number in the list of monuments.	05/01/2010		Harvestehude
876	Isestrasse 115	1907 to 1908 based on plans by Wilhelm Schröder built five-storey house as part of the ensemble Eppendorfer Baum 19, Isestraße 7–29, 31 (not constituting), 35 (not constituting), 37–41, 43 (not constituting), 45–73, 77–95, 109–127, 139, 76–98, Klosterallee 67, Oderfelder Straße 21 Note: The ensemble part Isestraße 45 was already on July 26, 1988 and the ensemble part Isestraße 71, 73 on January 5, 2010 the same number entered in the list of monuments.	06/18/2012		Harvestehude
910	Harvestehuder Weg 22	Villa from 1901 to 1902 based on plans by the architect Wilhelm Hauers.	10/18/1989		Harvestehude
969	Mittelweg 67, 68	Double family home built in 1881 by the architects Hallier and Fitschen	05/27/1991		Harvestehude
989	Sophienterrasse 11 a – i, Alsterkamp 32 a – e	Residential complex built in 1929 by the architects S. and B. Engel in the style of a row villa	03/03/1992		Harvestehude
1024	Klosterstieg 14, 16	Group of buildings, consisting of two mirror-inverted simple single-family houses in traditional-classical style from around 1872/73 with the typical facades of the time and cast-iron arbors	10/06/1993		Harvestehude
1028	Werderstrasse 84, 86	Late classicist one-family semi-detached house built around 1850 with a facade made of colored, sandstone-specifying and finely cuboid plaster, expanded in 1923 by Fritz Höger and converted into a single-family house	10/12/1993		Harvestehude
1070	Hansastrasse 9	Overall facility, consisting of the villa, the coach house and stable building, the front garden pacification and the border wall to the east	12/18/1995		Harvestehude
1204	Harvestehuder Weg 50	Ensemble consisting of the residential building and the outdoor area with clinker bricks, small walls with wooden fence, fountain and two garden terraces with stairs and small walls.	11/03/1998		Harvestehude
1238	Alsterchaussee 28	House built around 1873, designed in classicist tradition with four full floors and a basement	11/16/1999		Harvestehude
1259	Oberstrasse 14 a – c, 16 a – f, 18 a – f, Grindelberg 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, Hallerstrasse 1, 1 a – d, 3 a – c, 5, 5 a –F, Brahmsallee 15, 17, 19, 23 a, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41	Grindelhochhäuser , 1946–1956 under the direction of Bernhard Hermkes, the first high-rise residential complex in Germany. Ensemble, consisting of the twelve high-rise buildings, the underground car park, the gas station on Grindelberg, the laundry (with a grass roof), the surrounding green area with its preserved parts (pond, sculptures, retaining walls), paths, open spaces and street areas. The mapping is stored in the list of monuments.	08/25/2000		Harvestehude
1263	Sophienterrasse 14	Ensemble, consisting of the service building, which was built between 1935 and 1937 for the general command and the military district administration of defense area X with the participation of the architects Distel and Grubitz, and the street-side outdoor area consisting of courtyards and pacification	10/12/2000		Harvestehude
1274	Mittelweg 115, 115 a, 115 b	Ensemble consisting of three single-family row houses, probably built in 1867/69 under Wilhelm Rudolph Warburg	December 21, 2000		Harvestehude
1324	Oberstrasse 67, Hochallee 61	Catholic Church of St. Elisabeth, built in 1926 according to plans by Heinrich Renard and Joseph van Geisten	12/20/2001		Harvestehude
1424	Hochallee 89	Row villa built around 1903	04/28/2004		Harvestehude
1443	Middle way 112	Ensemble consisting of the two-story single-family house built in 1895/1896 according to plans by the architects Stammann and Zinnow, the front garden and the pacification on the street and on the private path	08/04/2004		Harvestehude
1444	Middle way 113	Ensemble consisting of the villa built in 1889/1891 according to plans by the architects Stammann and Zinnow, the park-like garden and the iron fence on the street side	08/04/2004		Harvestehude
1461	Werderstrasse 32	Apartment building built in 1902 with a front garden border, as part of the ensemble Werderstrasse 28, 30, 32, 34. Note: The ensemble part Werderstrasse 30 was entered in the list of monuments on September 1, 2011 under the same number.	02/23/2005		Harvestehude
1461	Werderstrasse 30	Four-storey residential building, including the enclosure, built around 1901 as part of the ensemble Werderstrasse 28, 30, 32, 34 Note: The ensemble part Werderstrasse 32 was entered in the list of monuments on February 23, 2005 under the same number.	09/01/2011		Harvestehude
1499	Hochallee 104	Row end house built from 1898 to 1899 according to plans by the architects William and Rudolf Rzekonski as a cultural monument and as part of the Hochallee 94-104 ensemble. Another cultural monument and part of the ensemble, Hochallee 96, was entered in the list of monuments on March 20, 2007 under the same number.	10/06/2005		Harvestehude
1499	Hochallee 96	House built between 1898 and 1899 in a row as a cultural monument and as part of the Hochallee 94-104 ensemble. Another cultural monument as well as part of the ensemble, Hochallee 104, was already entered in the list of monuments on October 6, 2005 under the same number.	03/20/2007		Harvestehude
1524	Harvestehuder Weg 118	From 1960 to 1962 , the main church St. Nikolai and its furnishings were built according to plans by the architect Gerhard Langmaack .	01/27/2006		Harvestehude
1541	Mittelweg 111 a	Ensemble, consisting of the large single-family house built in 1895 according to plans from the Stammann and Zinnow offices with historical furnishings and the front garden	06/13/2006		Harvestehude
1578	Hagedornstrasse 10	Part of the ensemble Hagedornstrasse 7–17, 4–20, Harvestehuder Weg 81 with fence	03/20/2007		Harvestehude
1578	Hagedornstrasse 22	House built in 1895 according to plans by Th. Rosenbaum as part of the ensemble Hagedornstrasse 7–17, 4–22, Harvestehuder Weg 81 with fence. Note: The ensemble part of Hagedornstrasse 10 was already entered in the list of monuments on March 20, 2007 under this number.	04/09/2008		Harvestehude
1608	Sophienterrasse 15	Ensemble consisting of the row end villa built by HFA Lüders from 1884 to 1885 and the historic iron fence, also part of the larger Sophienterrasse 15-20 ensemble	08/14/2007		Harvestehude
1640	Rothenbaumchaussee 213	Row villa built 1894 to 1895 according to plans by the architect Hans Rackwitz as a single monument and part of the ensemble Rothenbaumchaussee 211–235	07/01/2008		Harvestehude
1653	Innocentiastrasse 33	Row villa built from 1897 to 1899 according to plans by the architects Werner Lundt and Georg Kallmorgen	04/09/2008		Harvestehude
1688	Jungfrauenthal 12	Corner house with fencing built in 1904 according to plans by the architect Klaus Meyer as part of the ensemble Isestraße 48–68, Hochallee 115–127, Jungfrauenthal 12–28 (building with the historical front garden fencing that has been preserved)	01/26/2009		Harvestehude
1748	Bogenstrasse 32, Helene-Lange-Strasse 13, Gustav-Falke-Strasse 46	Helene-Lange-Gymnasium, school complex, built between 1908 and 1910 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Harvestehude
1749	Bogenstrasse 34, 36, Schlankreye 24	former Jahnschule, now Ida-Ehre-Gesamtschule, school building with old schoolyard wall, built between 1929 and 1933 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher	08/04/2009		Harvestehude
1841	Parkallee 1, Hallerstraße 47	Wilhelminian style four-storey multi-storey houses from 1885 with historical furnishings fixed to the wall, ceiling and floor as part of the ensemble Hallerstraße 47, Parkallee 1, 3, building with fences	11/24/2010		Harvestehude
781	Hoheluftchaussee 95 and 95 a	the former tobacco factory von Eicken (built mainly in 1902/09) as a complete system, consisting of the buildings Hoheluftchaussee 95 and 95 a as well as other outbuildings and the paved courtyard entrance including the Art Nouveau gate. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	01/08/1986		Hoheluft-West
1529	Hoheluftchaussee in front of numbers 165, 167	Landmark	02/28/2006		Hoheluft-West
1530	Christian-Förster-Strasse 21 53 ° 35 ′ 0 ″  N , 9 ° 57 ′ 44.1 ″  E	Landmark	02/28/2006		Hoheluft-West
1644	Hoheluftchaussee 117, 119	Ensemble, consisting of the motel building built between 1957 and 1958 according to designs by the architect Herbert Schmedje and the courtyard with green island	02/12/2008		Hoheluft-West
1898	Kottwitzstrasse 11	Semi-detached house built between 1911 and 1913 according to plans by F. Winterfeldt as part of the Einsemble Bismarckstraße 98, Eppendorfer Weg 166, Kottwitzstraße 5–19, 25–31, 33–35 (not constituting), 37–39, 4–12, 14 ( not constituent), 16–20, 22–26 (not constituting), 28–44, pavement	03/26/2012		Hoheluft-West
632	Vogt-Wells-Strasse 5-7	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s and 1930s Vogt-Wells-Strasse 1–7, Siemersplatz 3–5	09/18/1981		Lokstedt
768	Süderfeldstrasse 49	Former Lokstedt water tower , built in 1910 as a compensating tank and water reservoir with a capacity of 500 m³ according to plans by the engineer Mannes in the form of a tower (36 m high). Closed down in the 1960s. The structure consists of a steep, strong truncated cone (ladder, etc., stairs) with an attached, cantilevered cylinder (elevated tank), which is closed off by a conical roof with a slim, polygonal "lantern". The material is red brick, which is now completely clad with copper sheet from the cornice. Conversion for residential use	04/11/1985		Lokstedt
985	Oddernskamp 27	Two-storey plastered house (without extension), built around 1886 as a summer house in the style of a Swiss chalet	01/14/1992		Lokstedt
1022	At Amsinckpark 18	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the villa (built in 1868/70 by Martin Haller for Wilhelm Amsinck) and the Amsinckpark, which has been preserved as the core area of ​​the formerly larger landscape park in the English style (designed by Friedrich Joachim Christian Jürgens) The mapping with the boundaries of the The entire system is stored in the list of monuments.	08/12/1993		Lokstedt
1109	Siemersplatz 5, Vogt-Wells-Straße 1, 3	Settlement construction from the 1930s, at the same time part of the building group of settlement buildings Siemersplatz 3, 5, Vogt-Wells-Straße 1, 3, 5, 7.Note: The buildings Vogt-Wells-Straße 5 and 7 as part of the above building group have been in existence since the 18th September 1981 under the number 632 in the list of monuments.	December 3, 1996		Lokstedt
1182	Sottorfallee 7	Villa built around 1901, expanded in 1915 and converted into a town hall 155	06/03/1998		Lokstedt
1387	Gazellenkamp 80, 82, 84, Heimat 1–8, Stellinger Chaussee 40, 42	Horseshoe-shaped residential complex “Heimat”, built between 1929 and 1930 according to the architects Eduard and Ernst Theil, consisting of the residential buildings, the front garden areas including the small walls, the very generously dimensioned green zone inside and the figure of the goose bugger by Richard Kuöhl, ensemble of housing developments from the 1920s	08/18/2003		Lokstedt
1426	Grandweg, near the Luther beech	Ensemble consisting of the war memorial, the circular system of path, hedge, lawn and wreath of blood maple trees and four clinker benches	05/04/2004		Lokstedt
1879	Liethwisch, Schwübb, Behind the Lieth	Lüttge garden , house garden laid out in 1959 by garden architect Gustav Lüttge	09/27/2011		Lokstedt
191	Niendorf market square	the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hamburg-Niendorf, built in 1769/70 by master builder Heinrich Schmidt, probably according to Caj Dose's construction plans, as a uniform baroque central building in brick	06/17/1940		Niendorf
886	Niendorf Enclosures 32 and 34	Thatched brick half-timbered house from 1875, Niendorfer Gehege 32, and villa from 1881, Niendorfer Gehege 34, as independent immovable monuments as well as together as a group of buildings and as their surroundings after amalgamation of the property, as mapped in the list of monuments	11/15/1988		Niendorf
1017	Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 14	Brick building erected in 1866 as a work and poor house	05/04/1993		Niendorf
1283	Niendorf enclosure 31	House built in 1903 according to plans by the architect Ernst P. Dorn	03/15/2001		Niendorf
1415	Niendorf enclosure 14	Former summer house built between 1909 and 1911 based on designs by the architect Ernst P. Dorn	03/01/2004		Niendorf
1528	Niendorfer Gehege 53 ° 36 ′ 46.7 ″  N , 9 ° 55 ′ 46 ″  E	Landmark	02/28/2006		Niendorf
1532	Lütt Kollau 24 a	Landmark	03/01/2006		Niendorf
1562	Bark forest 56	House built between 1913 and 1914 according to plans by the architect Peter Saxen for the “post horse keeper” Max Puls	12/18/2006		Niendorf
1626	Bondenwald 110 a	Manor house built around 1900 and converted by the architect Erich Elingius	11/12/2007		Niendorf
9	Edmund-Siemers-Allee, Rothenbaumchaussee	Büsch monument (previously: facilities on the north side of the Lombard Bridge )	09.09.1921		Rotherbaum
421	Middle way 183	The Fontenay garden house is one of the last testimonies of the development in front of the dam gate. Erected in 1820, the classicist half-timbered building was originally part of the settlement, named after its builder John Fontenay, which stretched from Mittelweg to the Alster. The light gray paint on the facade was intended to give the building the appearance of a representative stone house. Together with Fontenay's residence at Mittelweg 185, the building is one of the first civil development on the former Harvestehude monastery.	12/13/1954		Rotherbaum
422	Middle way 185	simple classicist country house, built and inhabited by John Fontenay around 1820	12/13/1954		Rotherbaum
448	At the Schlump, Schröderstiftstrasse	Complete Schröderstift complex , built in 1852 by the architect Albert Rosengarten. Generous urban development from the 19th century. Unity of development and park	January 15, 1958	08/08/1970	Rotherbaum
504	Alsterufer, Fontenay	War memorial from 1870/71	10/20/1962		Rotherbaum
505	Fontenay	John Fontenay memorial stone, sandstone stele with crowning vase and a bronze plaque	10/20/1962		Rotherbaum
513	Badestrasse 30	House from approx. 1867 in an elaborate neo-Gothic style	01/25/1971		Rotherbaum
516	Magdalenenstrasse 71	Residential house from approx. 1870, three-storey plastered building, structure in forms of the late classicist tradition	11/19/1971		Rotherbaum
518	Old Rabenstrasse 28	Row villa from 1867. Note: The semi-detached house at Alte Rabenstrasse 27 was entered in the list of monuments on September 18, 2012 under the same number.	05/16/1972		Rotherbaum
518	Old Rabenstrasse 27	Semi-detached house built around 1867 together with its furnishings as part of the semi-detached house at Alte Rabenstrasse 27, 28 Note: The semi-detached house at Alte Rabenstrasse 28 was entered in the list of monuments on May 16, 1972 under the same number.	09/18/2012		Rotherbaum
523	Harvestehuder Weg 5	Slomanburg , built from 1848 to 1849 together with Harvestehuder Weg 6 by J. Jolasse for Robert Miles Sloman and Ascan Wilhelm Lutteroth . The oldest surviving residential building on Harvestehuder Weg. Plastered building with a castle-like appearance in the style of the English-influenced neo-Gothic with ashlar joint network, two towers, söller, battlements and stepped gable. Some of the windows have a Tudor arch. The interior rebuilt.	11/14/1972		Rotherbaum
524	Harvestehuder Weg 6	Slomanburg, built from 1848 to 1849 together with Harvestehuder Weg 5.	11/14/1972		Rotherbaum
586	Tesdorpfstrasse 18	Row villa from 1872/73, rebuilt in 1912	09/28/1978		Rotherbaum
619	Rothenbaumchaussee 64, 64 a, Binderstraße 14	Hamburgisches Museum für Völkerkunde , built in 1907/11 according to plans by the director Georg Thilenius and Albert Erbe	03/31/1981		Rotherbaum
622	Moorweidenstrasse 40	Carl von Ossietzky State and University Library (former Wilhelm Gymnasium from 1883/85)	06/01/1981		Rotherbaum
630	Grindelhof 30	former Talmud Torah school, now college of librarianship	08/25/1981		Rotherbaum
642	Feldbrunnenstrasse 58	Former home of Albert Ballins Design: Lundt & Kallmorgen	01/11/1982		Rotherbaum
665	Heimhuder Strasse	St. John's Church	December 01, 1982		Rotherbaum
783	Johnsallee 65, 67	Apartment building with Art Nouveau decor from 1905	01/14/1986		Rotherbaum
803	Harvestehuder Weg 8 a	Villa Laeisz from 1906 to 1907 including the remise extensions to the rear.	07/14/1986		Rotherbaum
819	Johnsallee 12	Row villa around 1870 as a single monument and part of the Johnsallee 12–24 ensemble. Note: The ensemble part Johnsallee 18 was entered in the list of monuments on July 23, 2007 under this number.	12/11/1986		Rotherbaum
819	Johnsallee 18	Semi-detached house probably built in 1872 as part of the ensemble Johnsallee 12–24. Note: The ensemble part Johnsallee 12 has also been listed as an individual monument under this number since December 11, 1986 in the list of monuments.	07/23/2007		Rotherbaum
820	Magdalenenstrasse 65 b	Alster villa from 1860 with later conversions in the style of romantic historicism	12/11/1986		Rotherbaum
827	Heimhuder Strasse 64	Apartment building from 1882	03/02/1987		Rotherbaum
867	Grindelhof 89, terrace line 1–9	Wilhelminian style building from 1892/93, preserved northern row of terraces 1–9 of the former “Lindenhof-Terrasse” (front building and southern row of rear buildings destroyed in the war), facade partially simplified and restored after the war	04/22/1988		Rotherbaum
874	Hallerplatz 13	late classicist townhouse villa from around 1870	07/18/1988		Rotherbaum
882	Feldbrunnenstrasse 18	Terraced villa from 1897/99	09/12/1988		Rotherbaum
887	Feldbrunnenstrasse 33, Johnsallee	three-storey city villa from the third quarter of the 19th century in late classical tradition with elements reminiscent of the early Renaissance	December 6, 1988		Rotherbaum
906	Johnsallee 62, Rothenbaumchaussee 46	the town house built around 1870 with its historical enclosure	08/29/1989		Rotherbaum
927	Alsterglacis 4–8, Warburgstrasse 5	Building group Alsterglacis 4–8 including the enclosure wall and the outbuildings at Warburgstrasse 3 and 5, as defined in the development plan Rotherbaum 26 of February 27, 1990. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Rotherbaum
928	Siegfried-Wedells-Platz 1, 2 (previously Neue Rabenstraße 31, 31 a)	Entire facility, consisting of the building "Haus Wedell" (previously Neue Rabenstrasse 31) with its furnishings, the front garden, the courtyard and the delimitation by the Remise (previously Neue Rabenstrasse 31 a), as with the development plan Rotherbaum 26 of February 27, 1990 The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Rotherbaum
945	Alsterufer 35	1914/17 by H. and O. Gerson built plaster villa as an independent immovable monument and at the same time part of the building group Alsterufer 35, 36 and 37	September 18, 1990		Rotherbaum
945	Alsterufer 36	Villa built in 1914/15 by H. and O. Gerson in reform architecture influenced by neoclassicism as an independent immovable monument and at the same time part of the Alsterufer 35, 36 and 37 building group	September 18, 1990		Rotherbaum
945	Alsterufer 37	Villa built in clinker brick construction by architects Block & Hochfeld in 1922/23 as an independent immovable monument and at the same time part of the Alsterufer 35, 36 and 37 building group	September 18, 1990		Rotherbaum
1008	Harvestehuder Weg 14	Villa Behrens : An upper-class villa built between 1866 and 1867 for the merchant Jaffe based on designs by the architect Martin Haller with its fixed furnishings (e.g. ceiling stucco, wall decoration, wall and ceiling paneling, overhangs, doors, fittings, stairs), expanded and converted from 1896 to 1899 by Haller for the banker Behrens, as a monument and the associated garden property as the environment	02/23/1993		Rotherbaum
1030	At St. Johannis 1–4 and at St. Johannis 5, 6	At St. Johannis 1–4, classicistic-Biedermeier and urban-looking, two-storey terraced house complex from 1842 as an immovable monument and at St. Johannis 5, 6, massive, single-storey, rural double dwelling from approx. 1820/25 as an immovable monument and beyond St. Johannis 1–4 and Bei St. Johannis 5, 6 together as a building group	11/16/1993		Rotherbaum
1039	Böhmersweg 2, 4	1864 for Rob. M. Sloman built a double house, consisting of two three-story plastered buildings with four axes each. Note: The entry of the entire system Böhmersweg 2, 4 from May 4, 1994 was deleted in favor of the entry of the buildings under the same date.	02/14/1995		Rotherbaum
1044	Harvestehuder Weg 13, 13 a	Villa Beit : Complete complex, consisting of the villa and the coach house and stable building, built according to the plans of the architect Martin Haller, and its surroundings. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	08/08/1994		Rotherbaum
1058	Feldbrunnenstrasse 11, 13	Overall complex, consisting of the residential buildings Feldbrunnenstrasse 11 and 13 with the access road including the preserved granite borders, built in 1890/91 by George Radel. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	06/28/1995		Rotherbaum
1066	At Schlump 84 a – g, 85 a – e, Monetastraße 2, 4, 6	Former club hospital as a complete facility, in particular consisting of the U-shaped historical building complex (main building, former sister house, new building from 1950, gatehouse with service wing, respective connecting buildings), the extension from 1934 and 1950 on Monetastrasse, the funeral hall with dissection rooms, the associated Green and open spaces and the preserved stretches of the iron fence	10/16/1995		Rotherbaum
1146	Heimhuder Strasse 71	City villa, built in 1911 according to plans by the architects Distel and Grubitz	09/15/1997		Rotherbaum
1150	Rothenbaumchaussee 11-17	The entire complex was built between 1908 and 1911 and consists of the Curio House with its permanent fixtures and fittings, the front garden pedestals with ceramic vases and lights, and the oval of the courtyard garden	10/23/1997		Rotherbaum
1165	Magdalenenstrasse 64 a	Villa from 1870 with interior fittings	03/04/1998		Rotherbaum
1166	Magdalenenstrasse 64 b	Villa from 1878/79 with interior fittings	03/04/1998		Rotherbaum
1185	Schlüterstrasse 51–55, Binderstrasse 26–30	Former central telephone exchange	07/14/1998		Rotherbaum
1212	Magdalenenstrasse 6	Romantic-historicist single-family house built around 1860	03/22/1999		Rotherbaum
1250	Mollerstrasse 16	two-storey city villa with historical furnishings, built in 1915 according to plans by August Ott	06/16/2000		Rotherbaum
1257	Hallerstraße 6, 8	Ensemble, consisting of the four-story two-story house built in 1886/87 with a basement, the historical furnishings, the front garden area and its pacification	08/14/2000		Rotherbaum
1288	Heimhuder Strasse 69, 69 a	Ensemble, consisting of the city villa built in 1909 according to plans by the architects Haller and Geißler with its permanent historical furnishings and the fence in the front garden	05/03/2001		Rotherbaum
1331	Grindelhof 42	Ensemble, consisting of the single-family row house built between 1873 and 1875 with its fixed historical furnishings, the garden with its historic furnishings and the roadside pacification	02/20/2002		Rotherbaum
1367	Rothenbaumchaussee without number	Round tower bunker built in 1940, designed in a particularly elaborate manner in the “state classicism” style	02/05/2003		Rotherbaum
1379	Moorweidenstrasse 18	Large house built between 1896 and 1897	07/09/2003		Rotherbaum
1430	Heimhuder Strasse 73	Ensemble, consisting of the city villa built in 1909/1910 based on designs by the brothers William and Rudolf Rzekonski and the fence	05/18/2004		Rotherbaum
1453	Alsterufer 18	Single-family house built around 1870, rebuilt several times	05/01/2005		Rotherbaum
1512	Middle way 174	Landmark	12/23/2005		Rotherbaum
1513	Middle way 187	Landmark	12/23/2005		Rotherbaum
1514	Tesdorpfstrasse 22	Landmark	12/23/2005		Rotherbaum
1515	Moorweidenstrasse 34, Schlueterstrasse 1, 3, 3a, 5	Ensemble, consisting of the so-called “Dammtorpalais”, which was built in 1910–1912 according to plans by the architect Emil Neupert , and the adjacent multi-storey buildings and the street-side pacification that were built at the same time according to plans by the architects Pierstorff and Plötz	12/23/2005		Rotherbaum
1516	Feldbrunnenstrasse 19	Row villa built 1890–1891 based on designs by JB Heyn	12/27/2005		Rotherbaum
1575	Johnsallee 68	Building constructed between 1916 and 1917 as a private clinic based on designs by Erich Elingius	03/12/2007		Rotherbaum
1623	Böttgerstrasse 4	Semi-detached house built before 1860 as part of the ensemble Böttgerstrasse 2, 3, 4. Note: The ensemble part Böttgerstrasse 3 was entered in the list of monuments on December 3, 2010 under the same monument list number.	10/30/2007		Rotherbaum
1623	Böttgerstrasse 3	Single-family house from around 1860 as part of the ensemble Böttgerstraße 2, 3, 4 Note: The ensemble part Böttgerstraße 4 was entered in the list of monuments on October 30, 2007 under the same monument list number.	11/23/2010		Rotherbaum
1633	Grindelhof 63 (middle house)	Building built before 1869 as a single-family house, which was converted into an apartment building in 1910	11/21/2007		Rotherbaum
1634	Rothenbaumchaussee 21, 23	Single-family house built from 1906 to 1907 based on designs by the architect HE August Meyer	11/21/2007		Rotherbaum
1656	Rothenbaumchaussee 19	Former residential house built by Joh. B. Heyn in 1877	05/06/2008		Rotherbaum
1661	Rothenbaumchaussee 101, 101 a – f	Front and rear buildings built between 1889 and 1896 by the architect AH Bühring with paved access roads, front gardens, iron fences and lanterns as part of the ensemble Rothenbaumchaussee 101, 101 a – f, 103, 103 a – g, Schlüterstraße 82, 84	06/03/2008		Rotherbaum
1747	Bundesstrasse 58, Beim Schlump 80, 81	Former Heinrich-Hertz-Realgymnasium, now State Trade School G2, school building with the street-side outdoor facilities, built in 1910 according to plans by Albert Erbe	08/04/2009		Rotherbaum
1785	Magdalenenstrasse 1	Single-family house built around 1857	09/10/2009		Rotherbaum
1788	Alsterufer 1, 3	Complex developed between 1930 and 1960 based on plans by the architects' office Elingius und Schramm for Hamburg-Mannheimer Versicherung	03/11/2009		Rotherbaum
1796	Badestrasse 42	Rear garden designed by Gustav Lüttge in 1950	December 8, 2009		Rotherbaum
1812	Magdalenenstrasse 4	Ensemble from the single-family house built around 1860 to 1865 with iron fence	03/08/2010		Rotherbaum
1813	Warburgstrasse 8–22, Alsterterrasse 10, 10 a	Ensemble of residential buildings built around 1870	03/23/2010		Rotherbaum	Warburgstrasse Alster terrace
1815	Harvestehuder Weg 10	Bunker built between 1939 and 1940, consisting of two tunnel-like parallel corridors.	04/12/2010		Rotherbaum
1831	Heimhuder Strasse 75	Urban villa built in 1911 with garden equipment (garden house) and terrain modeling including fencing as an ensemble, as mapped in the list of monuments	04/10/2010		Rotherbaum
1856	Moorweidenstrasse 14	Rambertz & Jollasse built a multi-storey building between 1894 and 1895 including interior fittings	01/24/2011		Rotherbaum
1858	Alte Rabenstrasse 12, 12 a, 12 b	Terraced house with back buildings from 1850 to 1870 with later conversions and furnishings as part of the Alte Rabenstrasse 10, 10 a, 11, 11 a, 12, 12 a, 12 b ensemble	02/14/2011		Rotherbaum	Old Rabenstrasse 12 Back building
1885	Bundesstrasse 18	Apartment building from around 1874 as part of the ensemble at An derverbinding line 10, Bundesstrasse 4–28, 3–15, Average 19, Grindelallee 1, Bundesweg 3, 4, Grindelweg 1–11, Grindelweg 1a – 4a	11/25/2011		Rotherbaum
1894	Alsterufer 50, Alte Rabenstrasse 1, Badestrasse	Administration building erected between 1950 and 1951 by Ferdinand Streb together with the sculptures, the open spaces and fences as part of the Alsterufer 50 ensemble, Alte Rabenstraße 1, 32	02/16/2012		Rotherbaum
1916	Alsterchaussee 19	Semi-detached house built between 1874 and 1875 in historicist style, together with its furnishings, as part of the semi-detached house Alsterchaussee 19, 21	09/11/2012		Rotherbaum
458	Holsteiner Chaussee opposite number 396	Danish milestone from 1832	05/30/1958		Schnelsen
888	Sassenhoff 1, Schleswiger Damm, Wendlohstrasse	Entire facility "Sassenhoff", in particular consisting of the main house, the thatched barn, the stable, the courtyard entrance and pavement as well as the adjacent open and green areas with the associated garden and pasture The mapping with the boundaries of the overall facility is stored in the list of monuments .	December 6, 1988		Schnelsen
916	Frohmestrasse 11, Am Dorfteich 2	Entire facility of the former “Bornkasthof”, in particular consisting of the two buildings Frohmestrasse 11 and Am Dorfteich 2, the historic courtyard pavement, the old driveway, the wind trees and the surrounding area. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire facility and its surroundings is stored in the list of monuments.	11/20/1989		Schnelsen
963	Pinneberger Strasse 28	Entire system of Schnelsen station of the Altona-Kaltenkirchen-Neumünster-Eisenbahn ( AKN ), in particular consisting of the station reception building, the goods handling building and the ramp as well as the paved access road and the paved area in front of the buildings The mapping with the boundaries of the entire system is stored in the list of monuments.	04/16/1991		Schnelsen
1127	Königskinderweg 2	Thatched roofs from the early 19th century	03/27/1997		Schnelsen
1427	Kriegerdankweg, Wählingsallee	Ensemble, consisting of the peace monument and the surrounding "green octagon"	05/04/2004		Schnelsen
1527	Oldesloer Strasse 141	Half milestone	02/27/2006		Schnelsen
1111	Hagenbeck's zoo : Hagenbeckallee, Lokstedter Grenzstrasse, Gazellenkamp, ​​Tierparkallee	Entire facility, consisting of the entrance gate, the main panorama, the Japan Island with sculptures and bronzes, the northern and southern panorama, the bird house, the avenue, the Burma island, the primeval landscape with a pond and group of dinosaurs, the memorials as well as the existing network of paths and the greenery - and water areas The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	02/10/1997		Stellingen
1328	Hagenbeckstrasse 10	Ensemble of the Russian Orthodox Church of St. Prokop , consisting of the cross-domed church built from 1961 to 1965 based on the Byzantine model and ancillary buildings	01/15/2002		Stellingen
1589	Basselweg 73	1912 to 1913 administration building for the municipality of Stellingen-Langenfelde (Stellingen town hall) built according to plans by the architect Karl Zöllner	04/16/2007		Stellingen

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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. ↑ Information  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on boundary stones in the Eimsbüttel district on the website of the Hamburg Monument Protection Office. Retrieved March 19, 2012.  

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