List of cultural monuments in Bingen am Rhein

The list of cultural monuments in Bingen am Rhein includes all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Bingen am Rhein including the districts. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Bingen am Rhein

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Old Christian cemetery	Bingen am Rhein, Holzhauserstraße / Rochusallee location	1822	Opened in 1822, later expanded several times, after the new forest cemetery was taken into service (1910) there was still a few occupancy until the 1920s; next to Ober-Ingelheim the most important monument cemetery in the district old main entrance on the northwest corner to Holzhauserstraße with sandstone posts and iron grating, long sections of the quarry stone walls Veteranenstein, 1842, sandstone pillar tapering like an obelisk with an eagle relief War memorial 1870/71, erected in 1907, front with reliefs and inscription plaque made of bronze Over 100 preserved tombs from the second half of the 19th and first years of the 20th century, mostly no longer in situ; in the western part: Catharina Antonia Phildius († 1839): Late Classicist grave column Eberhard Soherr († 1887): Late Classicist display wall with inscription medallions Anonymous: Classicist stele, 1826 Peter Joseph Castello († 1850): neo-Gothic priest's grave stone with reliefs Brilmayer family, around 1860: eight-sided stele David Gundlach († 1858): relief crucifix on acroter-covered gable Heinrich Joseph Wieger († 1854) Karl Geromont († 1876): Gothic style with ornate tendrils Ludwig Erne († 1861): similar type with a cross Nicolaus Lennig († 1869): ancient volute crown on the eastern connecting route: Julius Espenschied († 1909): splendid neo-baroque display wall with rich relief decorations Carl Goebel, around 1890: Aedicula with marble relief Hieronymus Soherr († 1889): Seated figure of a grieving angel Josepha Allmann († 1881): life-size Mother of God Franz Bernet († 1895): Granite stele with sandstone relief Roth family (early 20th century): relief of a grieving angel Joseph Brilmayer († 1881): tabernacle-like neo-Gothic grave chapel of monumental effect on the upper path: Anonymous, around 1880: Relief with the angel of death Carl Joseph Kertell († 1866): vegetable jewelry, pinnacle crowning The Christmann family, around 1900: Salvator's head in a bow position Fides Köhl nee Schmitt († 1864): late classicistic, gable with acroters Heinrich Brück († 1845): neo-Gothic pillar The Stephan George couple: very stately grave cross Franz Herter, around 1850: Late Classicist broken column with drapery Catharina Regner née Utsch († 1858): wrought iron crucifix in front of a halo Johann Baptist Allmann I († 1870): Cross on a Gothic pillar Andreas Billhardt, († 1875): semicircular gable with tendrils Wilhelm Joseph Scholl († 1864): related type Anonymous, late 19th century: tree cross with a wreath of flowers Eduard Gottlieb Ernst Sander († 1873): monumental rusticated stele in neo-renaissance forms Family Carl Puricelli (II.) († 1872): sarcophagus with draperies on a powerful base Carl August Fischer d. J. († 1914): Marble figure of a mourners in front of a granite stele crowned with a gable Carl Josef Kertell (around 1860): neo-Gothic stele Joseph Soherr († 1850): historicizing sandstone pillar Adam Goebel († 1899): historicizing with corner pillars and battlements Betty Degen († 1875): kneeling angel Feyen family (around 1850): high urn-topped pillar on the middle way: Franz Braun, around 1900: richly decorated wrought iron cross Carl Schneider († 1860): Gothic stele Balthasar Schnaubert († 1896) and Ferdinand Brentano († 1865) family: three-part display wall, with Salvatorkopf in the middle Family Lothar Franz Geromont († 1835) and August Philipp Gabriel Rother († 1883): antiquated figure of a mourner Cornelius Billhardt († 1862): Gothic stele in the middle of the system: simple classical memorial stone for mayor Georg Geromont († 1833) on the lower path: JC Zechel († 1881): Obelisk with a staff of Mercury in relief Louis Arnold († 1904): Granite stele with relief of the angel of death Anonymous (on the northern wall of the cemetery), around 1900: angel under a vaulted canopy Heinrich Brück, around 1860: neo-Gothic stele Adam Goebel († 1857): Cross over rich tendrils Carl Joseph Guerdan († 1867): antique with volute crown Johann Baptist cupbearer († 1832): Gothicizing with a cross Lorenz Pennrich († 1882): antique, obelisk-like pillar on Ecksphingen Peter Joseph cupbearer, last quarter of the 19th century: massive oak stump Anonymous, second half of the 19th century: lectern-shaped with open Bible Fritz Gessner († 1885), around 1900: towering granite cross Paul Angelus Ohler († 1864): neo-Gothic stele in the east part of the large iron anchor of Captain Doll in memory of the Bingen Rhine boatmen of the 19th century	more pictures
Klopp Castle Monument Zone	Bingen am Rhein, Schlossberg location	13th Century	located on a conically sloping rocky mountain ledge above the Nahe estuary in front of the Rochusberg; shaping the city and the landscape; Founded by the Archbishops of Mainz in the 13th century, destroyed and rebuilt several times, blown up in 1711/12; Reconstruction in the "Rhenish castle style" while largely preserving the medieval floor plan and existing structure: moat bridge, gatehouse and keep, 1853 ff., Neo-Gothic "mansion" with corner tower, marked 1876, architect Eberhard Soherr , new renaissance equipment; associated courtyard and castle hill with three representative gate entrances (second half of the 19th century); round-arched vineyard gate, marked 1889, at Schloßbergstrasse 23	more pictures
Mainzer Strasse monument zone	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 18–42 (even numbers), 29–41 (odd numbers), Zeppelinstrasse 2 location	1850 to 1910	Two- and three-storey, mostly representative residential and commercial buildings from around 1850 to 1910, which show the style development from late classicism to late neo-renaissance buildings to art nouveau	more pictures
Monument zone Rheinanlagen	Bingen am Rhein, Hindenburglage location	1900-14	extensive park bounded in the west by the festival hall (Hindenburganlage 3), in the south by the street Hindenburganlage, in the east by the former freight port, against the Rhine by the promenade; largely a right-angled network of paths with intersecting curved paths, access roads to ship landing stages and largely a hundred-year-old tree population, laid out 1900–14, today's appearance by Horticultural Inspector Riedel, 1930s; therein memorial for Grand Duke Ludwig IV of Hesse and the Rhine , life-size bronze statue, 1913; War memorial 1914/18, red sandstone, expressionist motifs, 1934; Sales kiosk, timber construction, cross roof, around 1900	more pictures
Rheinkai monument zone	Bingen am Rhein, Rheinkai 14-21 location	around 1900	closed three- and four-storey row of late historic houses, around 1900, no.20 with expressionist motifs (1927)	more pictures
Monument zone Schloßbergstrasse	Bingen am Rhein, Schloßbergstrasse 37–73 (odd numbers) and 50–56 (even numbers), Am Burggraben 1 and 2, In der Eisel 2, Frankenstrasse 1 and 3, Heinrichstrasse 2, 4, 6 and 8, Mariahilfstrasse 20, 25 and 27, Rupertusstraße 9, 11, 13, 14 and 15, Taunusstraße 2–8 (even numbers), 7/9 and 11, Waldstraße 2–22 (even numbers) Lage	1890 to 1927	City expansion in the late founding period, mostly two or three-story row buildings with historicizing or Art Nouveau motifs, around 1890 to 1914, as well as small housing developments for civil servants, 1925–27	Image wanted
Monument zone Villa Sachsen	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 184 location	1843	significant ensemble with gardens in a great scenic location, far east of the city center between vineyards and forest at the foot of the Rochusberg; Core building is the three-storey late classicist mansion from 1843, winter garden (“Rheinsaal”) from 1884/86, expansion to a winery 1920–23, gardens in today's appearance probably from 1898/99 to around 1909 with cascades, pergola, Nibelungen fountain etc .; thorough restoration and expansion to the Soka Gakkai cultural center 1995–97	more pictures
Monument zone Winfriedstrasse	Bingen am Rhein, Winfriedstrasse 1–5 (odd numbers), 2–10 (even numbers), Mainzer Strasse 79 Lage	1920s	Settlement of the 1920s; Residential houses characterized by the local style with neo-baroque and neo-classical motifs, Mainzer Straße 79 three-storey as a point-de-vue	more pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Bingen am Rhein, south of the city on the northern slope of the Rochusberg; Hallway in the Hisseln location	around 1570/75	The elongated grave field was laid out around 1570/75 on the steep, wooded northern slope of the Rochusberg as a Sprengelfriedhof for the Jews from Bingen and the surrounding villages; oldest legible tombstone from 1602; Desecrated in 1932, last burial in 1942; on the largely demolished mourning hall from 1878 spoils from the former New Synagogue; in the older part over 600 gravestones, often sunk deep into the ground, from the 17th century, mostly made of sandstone in the classic stele shape and without grave surrounds; new part of the cemetery laid out according to plan. Next to Mainz and Worms, the largest Jewish cemetery in Rheinhessen with an extraordinarily atmospheric effect; the first-rate source for the history of one of the most important Jewish communities on the Middle Rhine thanks to the inscriptions. Tombs in the new part of the cemetery: J. Sobernheim (died 1869): Obelisk Fritz Lazarus Seckel (died 1873): monumental sandstone obelisk Moritz family, 1920s: sarcophagi Richard Seligmann (died 1906): tall granite stele with a set urn Isaac Simon (died 1908): Baroque Art Nouveau Elias Simon (died 1911): Art Nouveau stele with relief; stately edging Max Rosenthal family: Neo-Classical grave site with enclosure, stele for Siegfried Rosenthal (died 1916) with Aesculapian staff and spiked hood ; Moses Wolf (died 1923): Expressionist aedicula with urn in the orthodox department: Hermann Lebrecht (died 1917): Art Nouveau aedicula	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Drusus Bridge	Bingen am Rhein, in the course of the L 417 location	Mid 11th century	originally seven-arched sandstone cube bridge, probably from the middle of the 11th century, four arches removed in the 19th century or blown up in 1945, reconstruction and widening in 1951/52; early Romanesque bridge chapel	more pictures
City fortifications	Bingen am Rhein, Fruchtmarkt 1 etc. location	after 1200	Preserved from the tower-reinforced city wall, which was probably begun after 1200, with the incorporation of Klopp Castle (1240s): wall sections at the castle and south of the hospital, massive stump of the Löhrturm, remains of the Enkers gate
villa	Bingen am Rhein, Am Burggraben 3 location	1920	Heimatstil villa, 1920, architect Choquet	Image wanted
front door	Bingen am Rhein, Amtsstrasse, at No. 15 location	around 1820/30	Front door leaf, late Classicist, around 1820/30	Image wanted
Winemaker boy	Bingen am Rhein, Amtsstrasse, corner of Basilikastrasse Lage	around 1880	Bronze sculpture, around 1880, Cauer area (?)
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Badergasse 2 location	Mid 18th century	stately late baroque mansard hipped roof building, around the middle of the 18th century	more pictures
Courtyard gate	Bingen am Rhein, Badergasse, at No. 10 location	at the end of the 19th century	Wilhelminian style wooden wings, probably from the end of the 19th century
villa	Bingen am Rhein, Bahnhofstrasse 2 location	1895	castle-like neurococo building, 1895, architect Stanislaus Wojtowski , Wiesbaden	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Basilikastraße 1 location	Mid 18th century	Late baroque house, three-storey mansard hipped roof building with a baroque core, around the middle of the 18th century, heightened in 1883
Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Bingen am Rhein, Basilikastraße 2 location	around 1080/1100	former collegiate church, Salic hall crypt, probably around 1080/1100; late Gothic hall expanded in the 15th century; Thorough restoration in 1885, architect Max Meckel , Frankfurt am Main	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Basilikastraße 8 location	18th century	three-storey house, core from the 18th century, remodeled in the 19th century
Residential houses	Bingen am Rhein, Cronstrasse 3/5/7 location	1899/1900	Wilhelminian style residential group, two-and-a-half-storey clinker brick buildings, 1899/1900; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Portal crowning	Bingen am Rhein, Dr.-Sieglitz-Straße, at No. 17 location	around 1925	Crowning of the portal, cast relief, mid-1920s	Image wanted
Staircase	Bingen am Rhein, Frankenstrasse location	around 1903	Two-armed staircase, around 1903, based on the "Rhenish castle style"
Heidenthal's house	Bingen am Rhein, Freidhof 3 location	1780/90	three-storey plastered late baroque building, plait style motifs, 1780/90, heightening and mansard roof 1863/70
portal	Bingen am Rhein, Freidhof, at No. 7 location	third quarter of the 18th century	Skylight portal, late baroque garments, rococo door leaf, third quarter of the 18th century
Oat box	Bingen am Rhein, Freidhof 9 location	around 1700	also Stefan-George-Haus ; Three-wing system; Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, around 1700, essentially late medieval; defining the plaza	more pictures
Living and wine press house	Bingen am Rhein, Gaustraße 46 location	1872	late classical plastered building, marked 1872, architect Josef Choquet II
Scharlachberg sparkling wine cellar	Bingen am Rhein, Gaustraße 57/59 location	1927	former Scharlachberg sparkling wine cellar; elongated street front in expressionistically inspired shapes, six-story tower between the residential building and the factory hall, 1927, architects Hans (1872–1952) and Christoph Rummel , Frankfurt am Main; Equipment of the office wing preserved; Basement system	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Gaustraße 63 location	1907	three-storey town house in Art Nouveau style, 1907, architect Ludwig W. Goebel
Grand Ducal Main Tax Office	Bingen am Rhein, Hafenstrasse 3 location	1904-06	former Grand Ducal Main Tax Office, later customs office; three-storey Heimatstil building, renaissance motifs, 1904-06	more pictures
Old port crane	Bingen am Rhein, Hafenstrasse, at No. 3 location	1786	slated wooden structure; dome-shaped tail cap, boom, essentially from 1786	more pictures
Berlin milestone	Bingen am Rhein, Hindenburglage location	1975	Berlin milestone, concrete, 1975, labeled "BERLIN / 597 KM"	Image wanted
Municipal festival hall	Bingen am Rhein, Hindenburganlage 3 location	1911-13	former municipal festival hall; three-storey plastered building, classifying neo-baroque, four-storey corner pavilions, 1911–13, architect Robert Leibnitz , Berlin
Hildegardis School	Bingen am Rhein, Holzhauserstraße 10/12/14 location	1912/13	former St. Mary's Institute of the English Misses, now Hildegardis School; two hipped roof buildings in the classic Baroque style, 1912/13, architect Hans Baptist Becker , Darmstadt	more pictures
Stefan-George-Gymnasium	Bingen am Rhein, In der Eisel 1 location	1909	former Grand Ducal Realschule and Progymnasium, now Stefan-George-Gymnasium; massive assembly, Art Nouveau motifs, marked 1909, architect Paul Koch ; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, In der Eisel 2 location	1895	Corner house, clinker brick building, hipped roof, 1895, architect Paul Koch	Image wanted
Capuchin Church of St. Laurentius	Bingen am Rhein, Kapuzinerstraße 13 location	1655-58	former Capuchin Church of St. Laurentius, now part of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital; baroque hall building, 1655–58, bell tower 1884; Loreto Chapel, marked 1746	more pictures
front door	Bingen am Rhein, Kaufhausgasse, at No. 6 location	in the middle of the 19th century	late classical door leaf, mid-19th century
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Kloppgasse 17 location	first half of the 19th century	Classicist three-window house with wood paneling, probably from the first half of the 19th century
villa	Bingen am Rhein, Kurfürstenstraße 1 location	1908-11	three-part neoclassical villa, 1908–11, architect Dominikus Böhm , Offenbach am Main; Garden, archway	more pictures
Evangelical rectory	Bingen am Rhein, Kurfürstenstraße 4 location	1910/11	single-storey mansard roof building in the Baroque style, 1910/11, architect Josef Krichtel
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Löhrgasse 2 location	early 19th century	Wood-clad house, probably from the early 19th century
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 10 location	1864/65	late classicist town house, 1864/65, architect Friedrich Zimmer
Residential houses	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Straße 18/20 location	1890/91	three-storey twin house, clinker brick building, neo-renaissance, 1890/91, architect Friedrich Zimmer	more pictures
Residential and commercial buildings	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Straße 22/24 location	1890	Late historical double residential and commercial building, 1890, architect Friedrich Zimmer	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 29 location		three-storey Art Nouveau building, mansard roof	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 30 location	around 1860	Villa-like house, late classical / neo-renaissance motifs, around 1860
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 31 location	1905	three-storey late historical house, 1905, architect Heinrich Schlapp
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 32 location	around 1864	Villa-like late classicist house, around 1864. The house was built on behalf of the champagne producer, mayor and deputy Ferdinand Allmann .
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 33 location	1880	three-storey, cubic plastered building, late classicist and neo-renaissance motifs, 1880, architect Ludwig W. Goebel; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 35 location	1899	Baroque row house, 1899, architect Stanislaus Wojtowski , Wiesbaden
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 36 location	1899	Castle-like neo-baroque building, 1899, architects Julius Busch and Carl Moritz , Cologne
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 40 location	1889	three-storey late historical clinker brick building, 1889, architect Jacob Dierdorf , Koblenz
Post office	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 43 location	1955/56	Former post office, reinforced concrete frame construction typical of the time, grid facade, 1955/56	more pictures
Evangelical St. John's Church	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 44 location	1858-60	Limestone square hall in round arch style, 1858–60, architect Eduard Köhler
District Court	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 52 location	1938	neo-classical hipped roof building, 1938; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Draisbrunnen	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse, at No. 52 location	early 19th century	Classical fountain facade, early 19th century, medieval water pipe	more pictures
Residential houses	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Straße 54/56 location	1897	castle-like double dwelling, marked 1897, architect Ludwig W. Goebel; Cellars; defining the streetscape	more pictures
villa	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 57/59 location	1840s	late classicist villa, 1840s, with furnishings; to the side former economy, park in front with iron mesh fence
tower	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Straße, at No. 60 location	1890	three-storey belvedere tower, columned balcony, 1890
villa	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 64 location	1898	Villa, Neurokoko, 1898, architect Stanislaus Wojtowski, Wiesbaden	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mainzer Strasse 68 location	1883/84	villa-like late classicist Wilhelminian style building, 1883/84, architect Wilhelm Dulcius , heightened in 1906; Outbuilding 1893; three allegories in the courtyard	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Mariahilfstraße 1 location	1908/09	three-storey historicist house, Art Nouveau influence, 1908/09, architect Heinrich Schlapp	Image wanted
Health department	Bingen am Rhein, Mariahilfstraße 14 location	1891/92	Office and residential buildings in the style of French palace buildings, 1891/92	more pictures
Wayside shrine	Bingen am Rhein, Mariahilfstraße, at No. 14 location	1856	Gothic shrine, marked 1856	Image wanted
Spoilage	Bingen am Rhein, Marschallgasse, at No. 2 location	1676	baroque coat of arms stone, inscribed 1676
winery	Bingen am Rhein, Martinstrasse 2 location	around 1860	former Weinand-Lautensack winery; late classicist corner house, around 1860; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Historical museum on the river	Bingen am Rhein, Museumstrasse 3 location	1898	former power station, now the Historisches Museum am Strom - Hildegard von Bingen ; neo-Gothic building, marked 1898, architects Paul Koch and Friedrich Zimmer, machine hall extended around 1910	more pictures
Spolia	Bingen am Rhein, Neugasse, at No. 6 location	1587	Spolia from the Stockheimer Hof, which was demolished in 1974, archway and box bay, 1587
Student school	Bingen am Rhein, Pfarrhofstrasse 1 location	1718	former student school (Latin school, grammar school); three-story baroque hipped mansard roof, marked 1718
Gasthaus "Zum Alten Rathaus"	Bingen am Rhein, Rathausstrasse 28 location	in the middle of the 19th century	former Puderbach wine house; three-storey angular building, partly half-timbered (plastered), mid-19th century
Restoration building	Bingen am Rhein, Rheinkai 16 location	1899/1900	Former “restoration building”, four-storey late-historical representative building, partly timber-frame, 1899/1900, architect Jacob Karst , Bad Kreuznach	more pictures
Spoilage	Bingen am Rhein, Rheinstrasse, at No. 2/4 location		neo-Gothic tracery rose of the Old Synagogue	more pictures
Office house	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusallee 2 location	1901-03	former Grand Ducal District Office (Landratsamt) with control building, now administrative building; monumental three- to four-storey building group, porphyry quarry stone, quartzite retaining wall marked 1901–03, architects Karl Hofmann and Reinhard Klingelhöffer	more pictures
Technical University of Bingen	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusallee 4 location	1898	former Rheinisches Technikum; Three-wing system; four-storey clinker brick building from the late founding period, 1898, architects probably Paul Koch and Hermann Hoepke	more pictures
Tax office	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusallee 10 location	1927	Tax office, four-storey classifying hipped roof building, 1927, architect Friedrich Lauer , Darmstadt; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Casa Angelina	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusallee 22 location	1924	medieval-romantic villa, 1924, architect August Dauber	more pictures
Joseph's Chapel	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusallee, opposite No. 70 location	19th century	neo-baroque chapel, 19th century; three wooden sculptures
Residential houses	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusstraße 4/6 location	1901	Double house, three-storey mansard roof buildings, new renaissance motifs, inscribed 1901, architect Ludwig W. Goebel	more pictures
school	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusstraße 8 location	1900/01	former secondary school for girls; Wilhelminian style hipped roof, 1900/01, architect Ludwig W. Goebel
Side wing of the New Synagogue	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusstraße 10 location	1903-05	Side wing of the romanised sandstone-clad building, 1903–05, architect Ludwig Levy , Karlsruhe	more pictures
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Rochusstraße 15 location	1903/04	two-and-a-half-storey brick building from the late historical period, 1903/04, architect Josef Mockenhaupt , Boppard
Spolia	Bingen am Rhein, Salzstrasse, at No. 3 location	1691	Corner consoles, heraldic shield, inscribed 1691
Residential and commercial building	Bingen am Rhein, Salzstrasse 4 location	around 1700	Baroque residential and commercial building, partially clad half-timbered, around 1700
Residential and commercial building	Bingen am Rhein, Salzstrasse 20 location	early 18th century	Baroque residential and commercial building, partly plastered half-timbering, probably from the early 18th century with older parts
Villa Katharina	Bingen am Rhein, Schillerstraße 1 location	1902/03	castle-like historic stone building, 1902/03, architect Hans Best , Bad Kreuznach	more pictures
Residential houses	Bingen am Rhein, Schloßbergstrasse 41/43 location	1898	Double house, clinker brick building from the late founding era, marked 1898, architect Johann Hubatschek	Image wanted
Residential building	Bingen am Rhein, Schlüsselgasse 15, Kloppgasse 19 location	19th century	two-part, essentially baroque U-shaped assembly, mansard roof buildings, partially boarded half-timbering, 19th century
Puricelli house	Bingen am Rhein, food market 3 location	1789	also "house room"; Palais-like late baroque mansard hipped roof, allegedly from 1789, architect probably Jakob Josef Schneider , shop fitting in 1906; defining the plaza
Adler pharmacy	Bingen am Rhein, food market 7 location	1710	three-storey mansard roof building, baroque in essence, with shop arcades, marked 1710, heightened in 1852; late classicist interior of the store
portal	Bingen am Rhein, food market, at No. 14 location	around 1700	Corner portal with carved keystone, around 1700	more pictures
Signal box	Bingen am Rhein, suburb with no number location	1937	Bridge signal box at Bingen train station , Forms of New Objectivity, 1937, architect Hans Kleinschmidt , Mainz	more pictures
basement, cellar	Bingen am Rhein, suburb, under No. 34 location	1585	Arched column cellar, marked 1585	Image wanted
Goethe House	Bingen am Rhein, suburb 40/42 location	before 1665	former inn "Zum Weißen Ross" (Goethehaus); three-storey plastered building, core before 1665, classicist facade probably around 1830; No. 40 rebuilt in 1907, No. 42 marked 1808
front door	Bingen am Rhein, suburb, at No. 46 Lage	first half of the 19th century	Classicist door leaf, first half of the 19th century
Courtyard gate	Bingen am Rhein, suburb, at No. 50 location	18th century	Hofpforte, baroque, 18th century
New Christian cemetery	Bingen am Rhein, Waldstrasse, at No. 50 location	1910	also forest cemetery ; on a hillside property on Rochusberg below the Jewish cemetery on the edge of the forest; terraced terrain, laid out in 1910, expanded several times; numerous individual monuments: Picturesque assembly of cemetery chapel (Baroque style Art Nouveau building) and keeper's house (crooked hip roof building), marked 1910 Monument 1914/18 from the Bingen Warrior Association, 1920s; in section 9/5: tomb of Hans Brückner († 1917) and the Pfeifer family, wayside shrine-like middle section with Pietà relief, artificial stone in section 10/6: tomb of Heinrich Ohler († 1920), in the classifying artificial stone aedicule a portrait of Christ carrying the cross in department 15A / 7: grave of the sculptor and stonemason family Karl Landvogt († 1935), front broken on three sides, side cross reliefs, in the middle a large, almost free-plastic angel figure as an echo of Art Nouveau; Enclosure with expressionistically inspired decor in department 15A / 8: tomb of the shipping company Friedrich Vogt, around 1920, neo-classical display wall, in the center aedicula with relief in Department 15/17: Jakob Kasper († 1935) tomb, stately classifying family grave in department 18/2: tomb of Karl Ludwig Bretz († 1910), complex in late Art Nouveau style, wrought iron enclosure in section 18/5: tomb Josef Hassemer († 1913), aedicula, bronze relief inscribed W. Feldmann in Department 18/9: Huy-Allgayer family tomb, around 1912, elaborately designed display wall with a stele in relief in Department 24/10: Tomb grave of the Sisters of Mercy of Saint Karl Borromeo of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital, around 1930, frieze-like lined up inscription panels with expressionistic decoration, crucifixion group in department 24/5: tomb of the Wilbertz-Fuhry family († 1988), genius of death in front of the cross, 1920s in Department 24/3: Family tomb of the factory owner Philipp Ziegler († 1930), classifying sandstone stele in relief, inscribed " R. Cauer Darmstadt 1921" in department 26/2: August Polex tomb (fallen in 1915), neo-classical cenotaph in Department 28/6: Heinrich Böcking († 1925) tomb, bronze and sandstone relief in section 31/10: Carl Hilsdorf († 1926) tomb, in front of a staggered rear wall figure of a mourner, shell limestone in Department 33/1: Grave of Sanitary Councilor Dr. Josef Müller († 1927), made of granite blocks, bronze portrait in a niche
Kaiser Friedrich Tower	Bingen am Rhein, south of the city on the Rochusberg location	1887	Gothic quarry stone building, marked 1887, architects Anton Louis and Johann Doll
Catholic pilgrimage chapel St. Rochus	Bingen am Rhein, east of the city, at the Rochus chapel without number location	1891-95	highly significant pilgrimage church in the Rhenish late Gothic style, 1891–95, architect Max Meckel , Frankfurt am Main; in front of the neo-Gothic Bethlehem Chapel, octagon with four pillars; Gardens by city gardener Andreas Weber, Frankfurt am Main	more pictures
St. Rupert's Oblate Monastery	Bingen am Rhein, east of the city, at the Rochuskapelle 3 location	1907-09	historic building group, 1907-09, architect Max and Carl Anton Meckel , Freiburg	more pictures
Hissele picture	Bingen am Rhein, east of the city, Rochusallee location	1868	Lady Chapel based on the model of the “Roter Hahn” chapel (Koblenz-Arenberg), 1868, architect Josef Choquet

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Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Rupertsberg Monastery	Bingerbrück, Am Rupertsberg 16 location	from the 12th century	former Benedictine convent; Romanesque central nave arcades, 12th century; late Gothic portal, around 1498; medieval / early modern cellars; Hildegardis Fountain; Remains of the monastery church in "Haus Herter", stately villa, mansard hipped roof, 1920 with parts from the 19th century	more pictures
milestone	Bingerbrück, Drususstraße, opposite No. 33 location	1818	in the retaining wall of the B 9 bricked Prussian Full milestone , basalt obelisk 1818
Residential houses	Bingerbrück, Gustav-Adolf-Straße 1, Gutenbergstraße 14 location	early 1920s	former officers' apartments, two villa-like plastered buildings with gardens, early 1920s; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Catholic parish church St. Rupertus and St. Hildegard	Bingerbrück, Gutenbergstrasse 2 location	1890-92	neo-Romanesque quarry stone basilica, double tower facade, 1890–92, architects Carl Rüdell and Richard Odenthal, Cologne	more pictures
villa	Bingerbrück, Koblenzer Straße 32/34 location	1906/07	neo-baroque double villa, mansard hipped roof, 1906/07
Evangelical Gustav Adolf Church	Bingerbrück, Koblenzer Straße 33 location	1894/95	neo-Gothic central building, quarry stone, 1894/95; Architect Hermann Cuno , Koblenz; defining the townscape
Villa "Schloss Wilhelm"	Bingerbrück, Stromberger Straße, at No. 28a Lage	1860	Remains of the villa "Schloss Wilhelm"; neo-Gothic round tower, 1860, architect Jakob Wilhelm ; two allegories, 1881, JB Scholl the Younger	more pictures
Mouse tower	Bingerbrück, north of the village on the Mäuseturminsel in the Rhine location	first half of the 14th century	neo-Gothic watchtower, in the core probably from the first half of the 14th century, ruin restored 1856–58 in the style of Rhine romanticism	more pictures
Signal box Bingerbrück Kreuzbach	Bingerbrück, northwest of the village on the B 9 location	1935/36	Tower-like quarry stone building and pedestrian bridge (steel frame construction), 1935/36, architect Hans Kleinschmidt , Mainz	more pictures
Tomb	Bingerbrück, south of the village on the cemetery (Stromberger Straße) location	around 1917	Cemetery laid out in 1881, expanded several times; Neoclassical tomb Herter († 1917), aedicula with Christ blessing after Bertel Thorvaldsen

Büdesheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Castle District Monument Zone	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße 2 location	from the 13th century	Former castle district of the castle complex founded in the 13th century, last destroyed and restored in 1796/97, gardening from 1916; in the middle of the extensive grounds, enclosed by the medieval “castle wall” and garden wall of the 19th century, a stately villa, 1919/20, architect F. Tölg, in the private garden garden house around 1920, rococo garden gate around 1760	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
school	Büdesheim, Am Entenbach 5 location	1828	Former schoolhouse, classical plastered building, 1828	Image wanted
Small chapel	Büdesheim, Berlinstrasse, behind No. 76 Lage		Our Lady Chapel, historicizing clinker brick building, 1888	Image wanted
Old Town Hall	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse 2 location	1539	late Gothic solid building, marked 1539, remodeled in 1780
school	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse 15 location	1855	Former schoolhouse, gothic quarry stone building, marked 1855	Image wanted
Courtyard	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse 38 location	16th and 17th centuries	Parallel courtyard; Baroque half-timbered house, clad, essentially from the 16th and 17th centuries	Image wanted
archway	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse, at No. 75 Lage	18th century	Courtyard archway, baroque, 18th century	Image wanted
Courtyard	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse 87 location	1858	Hofanlage, marked 1858; three-storey hipped roof building, three-sided economy	Image wanted
Kau's house	Büdesheim, Burgstrasse 100 location	17th century	Baroque half-timbered house, 17th century, archway marked 1654; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Evangelical Christ Church	Büdesheim, Dromersheimer Chaussee 1 location	1962/63	Concrete skeleton construction, cross roof, campanile, 1962/63, architect Gerhard Hauss , Heidelberg; Overall construction with rectory, community center and kindergarten	Image wanted
Residential and administrative buildings	Büdesheim, Hitchinstraße 36 location	1901	formerly "Deutsche Weinkellereien GmbH"; representative neo-Gothic residential and administrative building, marked 1901	Image wanted
Joseph's Chapel	Büdesheim, Kapellenweg location	1891	neo-Gothic wayside shrine, red sandstone, marked 1891	Image wanted
Wayside cross	Büdesheim, Ockenheimer Chaussee, at No. 10 location	1752	Wayside cross, late baroque, marked 1752 and 1909 (renovated)	Image wanted
Catholic parish church of St. Aureus and St. Justina	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße 4 location	from the 12th century	Romanesque west tower, probably from the 12th century, late Baroque hall, marked 1756, new Romanesque extension 1865/66, architects Friedrich Müller and Eduard Köhler
Lourdes grotto	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße, at No. 4 location	1913	Lourdes grotto, basalt lava with original figures and iron grilles, 1913
War memorial	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße, at No. 4 location	1922	War memorial 1914/18, shell limestone, above an altar-shaped substructure Christ with a dying soldier, 1922 by T. and H. Christmann
Crucifixion group	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße, at No. 4 at the west tower location	1654	Crucifixion group, inscribed 1654	Image wanted
Tombs	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße, at No. 4 in the churchyard location	18th and 19th centuries	Weathered grave slabs from the 18th century on the southern fence of the old churchyard and a group of classical red sandstone graves: Anton Kollei († 1824), massive column Georg Paul Braden († 1825): acrotery crowned with a Kantharos relief Magdalena Schodles née de Lorenzi († 1830): semicircular gable anonymous: relief of a crucifixion group
Cemetery architecture and tombs	Büdesheim, Pfarrer-Michel-Straße, at No. 4 location	19th and 20th centuries	on the 19th century cemetery expansion: largely preserved surrounding wall former field cross, 1891 on the south and east walls: Stations of the Cross, probably from the 1920s, expressive artificial stone reliefs large-figured crucifixion group on altar plinth, 1859 Tombs on the northern edge of the cemetery: Carl Johann Baptist George († 1860), sandstone stele, flanked by cast iron crosses for Susanne George née Schneider († 1833) and Johann Baptist George († 1853) on the northern edge of the cemetery: Etienne George († 1888), grave slab on the northern edge of the cemetery: Marie Katharina Antoinette Braden née Brun († 1866) and others, stele with niche figure of Our Lady on the northern edge of the cemetery: Johann Schmitt family († 1861), high sandstone pillars with a cross and tendrils on the northern edge of the cemetery: Gustav Eckert family (around 1930), Pietà on the southern edge of the cemetery: the Jacob May († 1903), neo-Romanesque stele with relief of the entombment next to the church: Jacob Nostadt († 1910), dead Christ at the feet of a cross next to the church: Friedrich August Braden († 1851), neo-Gothic stele with cross attachments and finials in the middle of the complex: the Dupont-Gehres family (second half of the 19th century): Gothic cast iron crucifix with angel
Residential building	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse 70 location	1899	Late historical clinker brick building , half-hip roof, 1899, architect Stanislaus Wojtowski , Wiesbaden	Image wanted
Annenhof	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse 94 location	1921/22	former state viticulture domain; three-part neo-classicist home style building, 1921/22	Image wanted
relief	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse, at No. 127 Lage	1919	Cast relief, figurative representations, 1919	Image wanted
Güterstein	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse, behind No. 149 Lage	1719	Güterstein, coat of arms of Abbot Constantin von Buttlar, probably from 1719
portal	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse, at No. 150 Lage	1727	Portal vestments, baroque, marked 1727	Image wanted
sculpture	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse, at No. 158 Lage	1733	St. John of Nepomuk, baroque sculpture, inscribed 1733	Image wanted
winery	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse 176 Location	19th century	former winery with the so-called house of 100 windows; Four-sided courtyard, 19th century; elongated quarry stone building, probably before 1856; defining the plaza
archway	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse, at No. 180 Lage	1698	Archway, baroque, carved keystone, marked 1698
Junghof-Hütwohl Winery	Büdesheim, Saarlandstrasse 206/208 location	around 1860	Atmospheric ensemble of late classicist house, around 1860 and representative combination building with wine press hall, marked 1919, and office and wine bar with garden	Image wanted
Wendelskapellchen	Büdesheim, north of the village; Hallway in the glue location	1869	Maria-Hilf-Chapel, historicizing brick building, 1869, architects Heidenthal and Zimmer	Image wanted
Cross of all souls	Büdesheim, north of the village; Hallway mouse path location	18th century	also "Greschekreuz"; baroque wayside cross, shaft in relief, 18th century (body renewed)

Dietersheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Dietersheim, Nahestraße 27 location	around 1700	Baroque half-timbered house, around 1700
school	Dietersheim, Nahestraße 29 location	1878	former schoolhouse; Late classical sandstone block construction, marked 1878, architect Friedrich Zimmer
Catholic Parish Church of St. Gordianus and Epimachus	Dietersheim, Saarlandstrasse 329 location	1910-12	neo-Gothic basilica, 1910–12, architect Johann Adam Rüppel , Bonn; defining the townscape	more pictures
War memorial	Dietersheim, Saarlandstrasse, at No. 366 in the Lage cemetery	1922	Cemetery laid out in 1890; War memorial 1914/18, artificial stone, kneeling soldier with rifle on a cubic substructure, 1922
Wayside chapel	Dietersheim, Zur Mühle, at No. 29 location	1920s	Wegekapelle, historicizing, probably from the 1920s
Old Catholic Parish Church of St. Gordianus and Epimachus	Dietersheim, Zur Mühle 47 location		Hall building, Romanesque core, changes from the 16th to 18th centuries, tower marked 1391
Holy houses and tombs	Dietersheim, Zur Mühle, at No. 47 location	19th and 20th centuries	in the walled churchyard: Holy house around 1900 19th century tombs Honorary burial ground after 1945	more pictures

Dromersheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Dromersheim, northeast of the village on Jakobsberg; Hallway on the croissant location	around 1850	laid out around 1850; 12 gravestones newly erected on concrete bases, 1888 to 1932: Married couple Carl Mayer (died 1888), red sandstone stele in the form of tablets of the law Michael Mayer (died 1894), Obelisk Carl Mayer (died 1902), granite column with drapery and bronze relief	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
school	Dromersheim, Bleichstrasse 5 location	1878	former schoolhouse; late classicist house installation, marked 1878, architect probably Ferdinand Illert	Image wanted
Catholic rectory	Dromersheim, Pfarrgasse 7 location	18th and 19th centuries	former Catholic rectory, 18th and 19th centuries; Half-hip roof construction 1712–14, remodeling 1869; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Courtyard	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstraße 47 location	18th century	Streckhof, 18th century; Basically a baroque house, partly half-timbered, plastered	Image wanted
Courtyard	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstraße 51 location	early 19th century	Hakenhof, early 19th century; single-storey house, barn with mansard roof, marked 1834	Image wanted
Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstrasse 54 location	1775/76	late baroque hall building, 1775/76, architect Jakob Joseph Schneider , the core is probably a Romanesque tower, marked 1707 and 1718
Cemetery architecture and tombs	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstrasse, at No. 54 location	18th to 20th century	on the cemetery laid out in 1777: on the street: the cemetery entrance with neo-classical sandstone posts and wrought iron gate grille, first half of the 19th century in the mourning hall: late baroque, rural Immaculata, inscribed 1777 (now war memory 1939/45) starting from the choir of the church: station path of the Seven Sorrows of Mary; Chapel-like cave architecture with mosaic-framed terracotta reliefs 1907 east of the church: weathered grave crosses from the 17th and 18th centuries on the younger part of the cemetery: War memorial 1914/18; Crucifixion group with at the place of St. Johannes kneeling down a soldier, 1925 historical tombstones: Valentin Haßemer († 1853), gothic stele with cross and battlements Maria Justina Pfeifer († 1860), gable in vegetable forms The married couple Johann and Anna Maria Pfeifer († 1863 and 1884), distinct neo-renaissance forms Konrad Belz († 1899), Pietà on a sandstone stele The Erich Jacobs couple (second half of the 19th century), cast-iron grave cross, angels at the base of the trunk of the cross Johann Nikolaus Dickescheid († 1834), pillar-shaped stele	more pictures
Katharinenhof	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstraße 60 location	18th century	Four-sided courtyard, essentially from the 18th century; Residential house, wine press house, barn, cattle shed, cellar, baroque courtyard gate, marked 1767
sculpture	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstrasse, at No. 69 Lage	around 1767	St. Catherine, late baroque sandstone sculpture, around 1767	Image wanted
Fountain	Dromersheim, Rheinhessenstrasse, at No. 70 Lage	18th century	Draw well, probably from the 18th century	Image wanted
Council and school house	Dromersheim, Steuerstraße 7, location	1827-30	former town hall and school building; single-storey classical plastered building, 1827–30	Image wanted
Wayside chapel	Dromersheim, Steuerstraße, at No. 9 location	1731	baroque path chapel, 1731	Image wanted
archway	Dromersheim, Untergasse, at No. 9 location	1735	Courtyard arch, baroque, marked 1735	Image wanted
Courtyard	Dromersheim, Untergasse 11 location	18th and 19th centuries	Streckhof, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, marked 1724	Image wanted

Gaulsheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Gaulsheim, east of the village, hallway in the Riedgewann location	second half of the 19th century	probably laid out in the second half of the 19th century; three historicist steles from 1894	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Landmark	Gaulsheim, Mainzer Strasse, at No. 384 Lage	1700	Grenzstein, coat of arms of the Boos von Waldeck , marked 1700	Image wanted
Coat of arms stone	Gaulsheim, Mainzer Strasse, at No. 385 Lage	around 1645	Wappenstein, alliance coat of arms of the Brömser von Rüdesheim, around 1645
Reliefs	Gaulsheim, Mainzer Strasse, at No. 387 Lage	1592	Reliefs on the former town hall and school building; Relayed cuboid, marked 1592
Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius and St. Bonifatius	Gaulsheim, Mainzer Straße 389 Location	from the 13th century	neo-Gothic basilica, 1898/99, architect Heinrich Renard , Cologne; Romanesque tower probably from the 13th century, heightened in 1817/18; Associated neo-Gothic rectory with garden, 1895 (Mainzer Str. 391)
Tomb	Gaulsheim, Treffelsheimer Strasse / Brömser Strasse, at the cemetery location	1936	Cemetery opened in 1832; Tomb for Pastor Anton Decker († 1936), a volute-framed crucifix in neo-baroque shapes, set up as a cemetery cross in the central axis of the complex	Image wanted
Hindenburg Bridge	Gaulsheim, northeast of the town on the Rhine; Corridor on the Rhine location	1913-15	Ruins of the railway bridge that was blown up in 1945 from 1913–15, architect Karl Wiener , Mannheim; shaping the landscape	more pictures
Waterworks	Gaulsheim, east of the village on the L 419; Hallway in the Riedgewann location	1906	Machine hall and house, Art Nouveau, marked 1906	more pictures

Kempten on the Rhine

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Mainzer Strasse monument zone	Kempten am Rhein, Mainzer Straße 242–260 (even numbers) location	1922-24	small workers' settlement of Gebr. Himmelsbach AG , closed polygon with five semi-detached houses in Heimatstil forms, architect Karl Caesar , Karlsruhe	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Catholic rectory	Kempten am Rhein, Dreikönigsstrasse 2 location	second half of the 18th century	Baroque hipped roof building, second half of the 18th century	more pictures
Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Three Kings	Dreikönigstrasse 4 location	from the 9th century	Hall building, presumably late Carolingian core, Romanesque conversions as well as those from the 16th century, Baroque remodeling in the 18th century, extension in 1933, architects Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski , Mainz; Romanesque tower, pointed helmet 19th century; defining the townscape	more pictures
Cemetery cross and tombs	Kempten am Rhein, Dreikönigstrasse, at No. 4 location		in the church and cemetery: south of the church: largely renewed late baroque cemetery cross, marked 1785 Priest's grave Heinrich Joseph Bassermann († 1910), ornate wrought iron fence Soldier grave Heinrich Kraß († 1917), stele with iron cross and enclosure posts in the manner of cartridges In the new cemetery: Tomb of the Nagel family (1920s), seated figure of a mourner in an arched position	more pictures
school	Kempten am Rhein, Grabenstrasse 13 location	1908	former schoolhouse; historicizing hipped roof building, Art Nouveau influence, marked 1908
Gate system	Kempten am Rhein, Ortsstrasse, at No. 16 location	1790	Courtyard gate, late baroque, marked 1790
town hall	Kempten am Rhein, Ortsstraße 19 location	1566	former town hall; Half-timbered building, partly massive, marked 1566 and 1663
Residential building	Kempten am Rhein, Ortsstraße 39 location	1773	late baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, gate drive marked 1773
Residential building	Kempten am Rhein, Ortsstraße 45 location	1762	the core of the late baroque hipped roof building, 1762, extension in 1899; baroque nepomuk sculpture
Hahlkreuz	Kempten am Rhein, southeast of the town; Hallway in the Krummgewann location	first half of the 14th century	Gothic field cross, probably from the first half of the 14th century	Image wanted

Sponsheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Catholic Church of St. George	Sponsheim, Hauptstrasse 4 location	1863/64	Hall construction in Romanesque arched style, 1863/64, architect Eduard Köhler , tower extension 1897/98, architect probably Ludwig Becker , Mainz; defining the townscape
school	Sponsheim, Hauptstrasse 10 location	around 1860	former schoolhouse; plastered building with a late classical style, around 1860; defining the streetscape
Courtyard	Sponsheim, Römerstraße 49 location	18th and 19th centuries	Dreiseithof, mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries; Half-hipped roof construction, partly half-timbered, in the core possibly from the 16th or 17th century, late Baroque remodeling 1791, Ökonomie marked 1860
Crucifixion Chapel	Sponsheim, Römerstraße, at No. 59 Lage	18th century	baroque holy house, 18th century

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): District of Mainz-Bingen. Cities of Bingen and Ingelheim, Budenheim community, Gau-Algesheim, Heidesheim, Rhein-Nahe and Sprendlingen-Gensingen municipalities. (= Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany , cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate , Volume 18.1.) Werner, Worms 2007, ISBN 3-88462-231-5 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the Mainz-Bingen district. Mainz 2017. ( online as PDF; 7.9 MB)

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Bingen am Rhein  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Former Scharlachberg Sektkellerei (PDF; 801 kB), accessed on October 30, 2012
2. ^ Dieter Krienke, State Office for Monument Preservation Rhineland-Palatinate: District Mainz-Bingen, Volume 1, Cultural Monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate; Volume 18 of Monument Topography of the Federal Republic of Germany: Cultural Monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate, 2007, ISBN 9783884622315 , online

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