List of cultural monuments in Deidesheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Deidesheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Deidesheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of September 26, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone cemetery	Platanenweg / Friedhofsweg location	1593	Mentioned for the first time in 1593, expanded in 1849, walling from the 18th and 19th centuries, some of them possibly older; Cemetery chapel, baroque hall building, marked 1619, extension 1965; Gravestones: M. Kuhn, neo-baroque , by G. Rieber, Wachenheim, around 1890; A. Rutz, around 1890 by S. Brucker; J. Klenger, New Baroque; G. Weitlauff († 1880) from Ph. Luttenberger, Bad Dürkheim; C. Kern, neo-Gothic; Bassermann-Jordan family, elaborate neo-renaissance layout, last quarter of the 19th century; H. and E. Herberger, two grave crosses, around 1880; Koch-Herzog family, Muschelkalk, around 1920; The Seiler family, around 1920 by Friedrich Kurz , Mannheim; F. Funk, children's grave, around 1915, marble angel around 1900; WM Schmitt († 1784), late baroque; M. Strikel († 1790), classical ; A. Leidenheimer, grave cross around 1890; A. and G. Biffar, two neo-Gothic red sandstone tombstones, by Ph. Wirth, Bad Dürkheim, around 1850; MB Görg († 1837), neo-Gothic; two grave crosses, around 1880/90; FI Eckel († 1842), neo-Gothic; C. Boudes († 1842), late classicist: S. Walther († 1859); H. Dietz († 1827), late baroque; three tombs enclosed by picket fences, late Classicist and Wilhelminian style	more pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Plane path location	1718	First mentioned in 1718, extended in 1908, portal in 1888, living fence; 95 tombstones, 1712 to 1933, one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in the district	more pictures
Monument zone town center	Bahnhofstrasse, Bennstrasse, Bleichstrasse, Grottenmauergasse, Heumarktstrasse, Johannes-Mungenast-Strasse, Ketschauerhofstrasse, Kirchgasse, Kirschgartenstrasse, Königsgarten, Marktplatz, Pfarrgasse, Prinz-Ruprecht-Strasse, Schloßstrasse, Spitalgasse, Stadtmauergasse, Wassergasse, Weedgasse, Weinstrasse location	from the 12th century	Area of ​​the medieval town including the city wall moat, with church, town hall, market square, farm estate, farmsteads, small farms; the fine structure has been preserved since at least the 18th century, building stock from the 12th and 13th to the 20th century, mostly from the 18th century; one of the most significant cultural monuments in the district thanks to its diversity and quality
Heidenlöcher monument zone	northwest of the place on the Kirchberg district Auf der Altmühle location	9th or 10th century	Remains of a late Carolingian refugee castle, 9th or 10th century; Bordered by a circular wall on an oval ground plan, of which remains have been preserved, two gates, foundation walls of around 65 buildings	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications	Burggasse 7/9, Heumarktstraße 20, Spitalgasse 9, Spitalgasse 21, 23, Spitalgasse 37, Stadtmauergasse 8–56 (even numbers) and 62, Stadtmauergasse 34, 46, Weinstraße 63, 66	from 1350	City wall with moat, built from 1350, parts of the wall and six towers have been preserved: Powder Tower (Burggasse 7/9) Rothenturm (Spitalgasse 9) Multenturm (Spitalgasse 37) Tower remains (Stadtmauergasse 34) Tower (Weinstrasse 63) Remains of the guard house of the southern city gate (Weinstrasse 66) City wall (Stadtmauergasse 46 and Spitalgasse 21/23)	more pictures
synagogue	Bahnhofstrasse 19 location	1852	former synagogue; Yellow sandstone block construction with hipped roof, neo-Romanesque motifs, 1852	more pictures
sculpture	Bahnhofstrasse, at No. 23 location	around 1900	Figure niche with group of sandstone sculptures, around 1900
Old customs house	Bennstrasse, corner of Kaisergarten Lage	late 18th century	Garden shed, late baroque building with hipped roof, late 18th century	more pictures
Powder tower	Burggasse, behind No. 7/9 Lage	second half of the 14th century	two-storey round tower of the city fortifications, second half of the 14th century	more pictures
Door run	Grottenmauergasse, at No. 13 location	1717	former gate drive, marked 1717	Image wanted
Door run	Grottenmauergasse, at No. 20 location	1763	Gate run, marked 1763
Fountain	Grottenmauergasse, at No. 24 location	1714	Shoring of a former draw well, marked 1714	Image wanted
Door run	Heumarktstraße, at No. 1 location	1516	Gate drive, late Gothic, marked 1516	more pictures
Courtyard	Heumarktstrasse 3 location	16th to 18th century	extensive winery, 16th to 18th century; late baroque high cellar, probably from the late 18th century over remains of the 16th century, renaissance gate drive, marked 1596, former open hall to the courtyard, early 19th century, outbuildings in the core from the 18th century	more pictures
Residential building	Heumarktstrasse 9 location	late 18th or early 19th century	Hochkellerhaus, late 18th or early 19th century, older in core (partly medieval?), Goalpost formerly marked 1786
Residential building	Heumarktstrasse 10 location	1761	Residential building with side wing, late baroque plastered buildings, gate drive marked 1761	more pictures
Residential building	Heumarktstrasse 11 location	1700	Double house, partly half-timbered, marked 1700, over older remains, gate drive marked 1594	more pictures
Residential building	Heumarktstrasse 12 location	around 1800	single-storey half-timbered house, around 1800, above a high cellar, probably from the 16th century; defining streets and squares	more pictures
Door run	Heumarktstraße, at No. 14 Lage	1710	Gate run, marked 1710; Door frames, marked 1744
Gate system	Heumarktstraße, at No. 15 Lage	1758	Gate system, man gate and gate drive, marked 1758	more pictures
Door run	Heumarktstraße, at No. 17 Lage	1748	Gate run, marked 1748
Residential building	Heumarktstraße 18 location	1806	Neighboring baroque hipped roof building, marked 1806, above the high cellar, marked 1597, gate system, marked 1842; Wappenstein, marked 1725; defining the streetscape	more pictures
city ​​wall	Heumarktstrasse, in No. 20 position	second half of the 14th century	in the wall of the rear annex on Stadtmauergasse part of the city fortifications, second half of the 14th century	more pictures
Residential building	Heumarktstrasse 21 location	18th century	Late baroque double house above the high cellar, 18th century, gate around 1600
Gate	Heumarktstraße, at No. 23 Lage	1709	Man gate, late baroque, marked 1709	more pictures
Ketschauer Hof	Ketschauerhofstrasse 1 location	1770-72	former Ketschauer Hof; representative winery; 1770–72, architect Franz Wilhelm Rabaliatti , after a fire of 1815 restoration 1816–20, remodeling with expansion and heightening marked 1849, architect allegedly Hermann Nebel , Koblenz; large-volume hipped roof building with baroque and late classicist motifs, 18th century cellar; Coat of arms reliefs, one marked 1569; Grave slab from 1430; single-storey economy, marked 1822, further economy, marked 1817 and 1853	more pictures
Catholic parish church of St. Ulrich	Kirchgasse 1 location	1444	late Gothic three-aisled basilica, quarry stone; Choir marked 1473 (completion?), Nave marked 1444 and 1461, tower marked 1464, baroque pointed helmet 1728, stair turret 16th century, Gothic sacristy, former Ölberg chapel, around 1480; grave slabs from the 16th to 18th centuries on the exterior; defining the townscape	more pictures
Ossuary	Kirchgasse, at No. 1 location	Late 15th century	former ossuary; Quarry stone building with hipped roof, end of the 15th century	more pictures
Cemetery cross	Kirchgasse, at No. 1 location	after 1554	former cemetery cross, sandstone, after 1554	more pictures
Courtyard	Kirchgasse 9 location	18th century	Dreiseithof, 18th century; late baroque half-hipped roof, partly timber-frame, gate system marked 1752	more pictures
Courtyard	Kirchgasse 10 location	1783	today Weingut Privy Councilor Dr. from Bassermann-Jordan ; late Baroque high cellar house, marked 1783, outbuildings from the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Rococo coat of arms stone, marked 1768, two former lintels marked 1616 and 1767; Below the residential building at Pfarrgasse 6, a cellar that is now connected to the other cellars, marked 1536	more pictures
Residential building	Königsgarten 9 location	1820s	Hipped roof construction, 1820s, conversion with additional storeys, expressionist motifs, 1929, architect Wendel Kerbeck ; defining the townscape	more pictures
Andrew Fountain	Marketplace location	1851	also market fountain ; Cast iron trough, New Renaissance, 1851, allegedly designed by Hermann Nebel, Koblenz; Gienanth ironworks, Eisenberg	more pictures
Dienheimer Hof	Marktplatz 1 location	early 19th century	former Dienheimer Hof; angular classicist half-hip roof building with a single-storey extension, early 19th century, probably with older remains, courtyard gate marked 1806, late historical wine press house with half-hip roof, marked 1893; Renaissance gate in the garden wall, around 1600	more pictures
Door run	Marktplatz, at No. 7 location	around 1600	Gate drive, around 1600 (marked 1792 when the house was rebuilt); Well shaft in the cellar, 16th century
Spoilage	Marktplatz, at No. 8 location	1595	Former keystone with coat of arms, marked 1595	more pictures
historical town hall	Marktplatz 9 location	second quarter of the 16th century	Half-hip roof construction, second quarter of the 16th century, renovation in 1709; Ground floor with a previously open hall, marked 1532, outside staircase and porch, marked 1724, city arms marked 1821; Extension with a crooked hipped roof, building from the 18th century to the south	more pictures
villa	Niederkircher Strasse 8 location	1897	representative late-historic villa with hipped roof or mansard hipped roof, marked 1897, single-storey farm building with a former wine press house
Josef Biffar winery	Niederkircher Strasse 13 and 15 location	second half of the 19th century	Winzergut, second half of the 19th century; No. 13 late classical red sandstone building, cellar marked 1879, No. 15 representative neo-renaissance villa with mansard roof, 1899, architect Wilhelm Schulte I , Neustadt, in the Borkenhaus garden	more pictures
Residential building	Pfarrgasse 1 location	1554	single-storey plastered building with a late Gothic core, marked 1554 and 1839 (molded over and probably with a cellar)
portal	Pfarrgasse, at No. 2 location	second half of the 17th century	Rectangular portal, probably from the second half of the 17th century	Image wanted
Gate	Pfarrgasse, to No. 3 location		in the garden wall: Gothic pointed arch gate, now walled up
Door run	Roßmühle, at No. 5 location	around 1600	Gate drive, Renaissance, around 1600	Image wanted
War memorial	Schlossstrasse location	around 1930	War memorial 1914/18 and 1939/45, monumental complex, expanded around 1930 by Ludwig Kern , Speyer, after 1945	more pictures
Deidesheim Castle	Schlossstrasse 2, 4, 6, 6a location	13th or 14th century	former prince-bishop's palace; Remains of the medieval castle, 13th or 14th century; Remains of the palace, 1739–46, architect Johann Georg Stahl , Bruchsal; two courtyards with two aligned residential buildings with half-hip roofs, beginning of the 19th century (marked 1810 and 1817), farm wing of no. 4 marked 1808, no. 6 1820; No. 2 Dreiseithof, stately classicist house with a crooked hip roof, around 1830	more pictures
Lintel	Spitalgasse, at No. 1 location	1763	Lintel, marked 1763	more pictures
Residential building	Spitalgasse 7 location	around 1820	Half-timbered double house, around 1820	more pictures
Rothenturm	Spitalgasse, at No. 9 Lage	second half of the 14th century	three-quarter-round, two-storey tower of the city fortifications, second half of the 14th century; Conversion to residential buildings in the 18th century	more pictures
city ​​wall	Spitalgasse, between No. 21 and 23 location	second half of the 14th century	10 m long section of the city wall with console stones, second half of the 14th century	more pictures
Multentower	Spitalgasse, at No. 37 Lage	second half of the 14th century	almost free-standing, plastered tower of the city fortifications, second half of the 14th century; expanded for residential use in the 18th or 19th century	more pictures
city ​​wall	Stadtmauergasse, in No. 8–56 (even numbers) and 62 position	second half of the 14th century	Structural remains of the city fortifications in the foundations and rear walls, second half of the 14th century	Image wanted
Door run	Stadtmauergasse, at No. 15 location	1595	Gate drive, late Gothic, marked 1595	more pictures
relief	Stadtmauergasse, at No. 16 location	at 200	Roman relief stone, Minerva, around 200 AD	Image wanted
Residential building	Stadtmauergasse 16a location	around 1830/40	sandstone-integrated plastered building, in the core around 1830/40, extension and neo-Renaissance remodeling 1882–84; vaulted cellar under the garden, 1882; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Door run	Stadtmauergasse, at No. 17 location	around 1600	late Gothic gate tour, around 1600; former door frames, around 1600	Image wanted
Residential building	Stadtmauergasse 26 location	1775	small late baroque row house, marked 1775	more pictures
City wall tower	Stadtmauergasse, in No. 34 position	second half of the 14th century	in the rear part of the house remains of a city wall tower; Quarry stone round tower with slot openings, second half of the 14th century; Changes through residential use	Image wanted
Residential building	Stadtmauergasse 46 location	after 1689	small, simple house, built on the city fortifications after the fire of 1689; rear included parts of the city wall and a semicircular city wall tower	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Turmstrasse, to No. 1 location	17th and 18th centuries	barrel vaulted cellars, 17th and 18th centuries; former keystone, marked 1629	Image wanted
Door run	Weedgasse, at No. 9/11 location	1591	Gate run, marked 1591	Image wanted
Protestant parish church	Weedgasse 10/12 location	1874	simple hall construction, 1874 (conversion of a barn, 1864, architect Heinrich Erfle , Bad Dürkheim), extension 1956, architect Fritz Höckelsberger , Deidesheim; neo-Romanesque tower, 1890/91, architect Conrad Rettinger , Neustadt an der Weinstrasse	more pictures
Residential building	Weingasse 5 location	1803	Neighboring plastered building, 1803, on remains around 1600
Door run	Weingasse, at No. 11 location	1707	Gate run, marked 1707	more pictures
Gate fragment	Weingasse, at No. 14 location	around 1600	Gateway fragment, Renaissance sandstone pillar, around 1600	more pictures
Gate system	Weingasse, between No. 16 and 22 location	1493	Remains of the late medieval gate system, two sandstone pillars, one marked 1493	Image wanted
Door run	Weingasse, at No. 24 location	1631	Renaissance post and basket arch, marked 1631 and 1775
Residential building	Weingasse 26 location	18th century	Late Baroque L-shaped house, 18th century, probably over older remains, Renaissance gate drive, marked 1600, wooden gallery on the courtyard side	more pictures
Residential building	Weingasse 28 location	1721	late baroque house with gate drive, marked 1721, probably over remnants of the 17th and 18th centuries	more pictures
villa	Weinstrasse 3 location	1886-89	representative villa, 1886–89, architects Schaepers and Voss, Mannheim; Late historical sandstone-integrated brick building with a half-hipped roof, economy with half-timbered knee stick and half-hipped roof, marked 1886	more pictures
Residential building	Weinstrasse 4 location	around 1850	Home of the Eckel winery; Large-volume, single-storey plastered building over high cellar, cross roof, around 1850
villa	Weinstrasse 5 location	1890	sophisticated late historical villa, 1890, architect Fr. Huber, Neustadt; cubic hipped roof, garden pavilion with tent roof, 1789	more pictures
Winning Winery	Weinstrasse 10 location	1847-49	Winzergut, 1847–49, architect Hermann Nebel, Koblenz; two-and-a-half-story cubic sandstone building, hipped roof with viewing platform, garden with grotto and neo-baroque putti group; Packing hall, 1905	more pictures
Residential building	Weinstrasse 14 location	1824	Neighboring plastered building with half-hip roof, side wing with gate drive, marked 1824	Image wanted
Reichsrat von Buhl winery	Weinstrasse 16 and 18 location	around 1770	stately late baroque winegrower's farm; No. 16 wing with hipped roof, around 1770; No. 18 angular building with hipped roof, marked 1789; Gate system late 18th century; Outbuildings in the 18th and 19th centuries; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 19 location	1783	late baroque winery; Angular construction, partly half-timbered, with gate drive, marked 1783
Residential building	Weinstrasse 20 location	late 18th century	late baroque winegrower's house with gate drive, late 18th century
Georg Siben Erben winery	Weinstrasse 21 location	around 1830/40	Dreiseithof, around 1830/40; historicizing sandstone block construction, cowshed with a dome vault	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 23 location	18th or 19th century	former winery, 18th or 19th century; late baroque hipped roof building on an L-shaped floor plan, doorway marked 1777, extension around 1890, staircase tower with hipped roof; late baroque hipped roof barn	more pictures
Spoilage	Weinstrasse, to No. 25 location	1593	Stone with a stonemason's mark on an outbuilding, marked 1593	Image wanted
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 26 location	1738	late baroque courtyard; Sandstone-integrated plastered building, marked 1738, open gallery in the courtyard, doorway probably from 1595, barn over remains from 1595
Door run	Weinstrasse, at No. 27 location	around 1600	Gate drive, around 1600	more pictures
Door run	Weinstrasse, at No. 28 location	1775	Gate drive, late baroque, marked 1775
Deidesheimer Hof	Weinstrasse 29 location	1703	baroque courtyard, which was remodeled in the early 20th century; stately angular building, marked 1703, niche figure around 1710; defining the plaza	more pictures
Residential and guest house Zur Kanne	Weinstrasse 31 location	around 1710	late baroque mansard gable roof, around 1710 on older remains, remodeled in 1731 and shortly after 1876; rear archway and vestments of a former garden gate, around 1600; defining the plaza	more pictures
Residential building	Weinstrasse 32 location	around 1900	Wilhelminian style yellow sandstone building with a mansard hipped roof, around 1900	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 34 location	16th and 17th centuries	former courtyard, in the core from the 16th and 17th centuries, today's appearance from the 18th century with changes; Residential house with late Gothic doorway, marked 1546; former kitchen, 16th century; near the barn, 18th century, cellar exit marked 1630	more pictures
Adelshof the evil brain of Böhl	Weinstrasse 35 location	before 1500	probably part of the former aristocratic court of the evil brain of Böhl; Complex of two residential houses, possibly medieval in the core, changed in the 16th century, around 1700 and later; Hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, marked 1700, basement exit marked 1561 (?), Rear residential house, partly half-timbered, probably around 1700, with late Gothic biforie, 14th century, doorway with coat of arms, marked 1598	more pictures
Citizens' hospital with hospital chapel	Weinstrasse 39/41 location	second half of the 15th century	former citizen hospital, sacristy extension, 1745, architect Johann Georg Stahl, Bruchsal; late Gothic hospital chapel, second half of the 15th century, roof turret 18th or 19th century; two priest gravestones, 18th century; So-called Pfründnerbau with hipped roof, the core of the 16th century, rebuilt after 1945 in a simplified manner; Bridge over the Spitalgasse; so-called kitchen and dwelling, 1743/44, architect Johann Georg Stahl; Quarry stone wall, gate with spoilage from the 16th century	more pictures
Dietz-Matti winery	Weinstrasse 40 location	1487	Four-sided courtyard; Large-volume corner house, possibly late Gothic in the core, marked 1487, half-timbered upper floor around 1700	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 49 and 51 location	late 18th century	former winery, late 18th century; No. 51 late baroque building with hipped roof, classicist gate systems; No. 49 former retirement part, increase in 1840/50, shed around 1880; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Residential building	Weinstrasse 50 location	late 18th century	Late baroque house with a half-hip roof, late 18th century, gate, cast iron, around 1880	more pictures
Kimich winery	Weinstrasse 54 location	1816	Late Classicist plastered building above the high cellar, gate drive, 1816; Garden pavilion, cast iron, around 1870/80; Closing wall 18th century; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Mehling winery	Weinstrasse 55 location	18th century	Four-sided courtyard; late baroque row house on an L-shaped floor plan, 18th century, outbuildings in the core from the 18th century; with no. 60 characterizing the street scene
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 57 location	1715	late baroque courtyard, marked 1715; Baroque house, some with ornamental framework, early 18th century, quarry stone barn, some with framework	more pictures
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 60 location	18th century	Winery, 18th century; Late baroque row house with hipped roof, large quarry stone high cellar in the courtyard	more pictures
City wall tower	Weinstrasse, to No. 63 location	second half of the 14th century	in the barn on Spitalgasse tower of the city fortifications; round two-storey quarry stone tower, second half of the 14th century	more pictures
Residential building	Weinstrasse 80 location	around 1860	large-volume, sandstone-integrated plastered building with knee floor, around 1860; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Vineyard cottage	north of the place; Corridor width earth location	18th century	Vineyard house, trullo, small round building with a cantilever dome, 18th century	more pictures
Hahnenböhler Cross	north of the place; Hallway in the Hahnenböhl location	1886	iron double cross on limestone rock, marked 1886	more pictures
Wayside cross	north of the place; Hallway in the Herrgottsacker location	around 1925	Road cross, yellow sandstone, probably around 1925, fencing during construction	more pictures
Loogfels A	north of the village at the entrance to Margarethental Lage	1770	Loogfels, marked 1770	more pictures
Wayside cross	north of the village on the L 516 ; Hallway in the mouse cave location	late 19th century	Road cross, red sandstone, late 19th century	more pictures
White cross	northeast of the village; Corridor monastery garden location	Mid 18th century	Road cross, sandstone, mid-18th century, metal body 1892	more pictures
Wayside cross	northeast of the village on the L 527 ; Corridor plant garden location	late 13th century	Niche cross, red sandstone, cross from a Gothic tombstone, late 13th century	more pictures
Wayside cross	northeast of the village on the L 528 ; Hallway at the Gutenberg location	1900	Road cross, sandstone, 1900, metal body 1932	more pictures
Wayside shrine	northwest of the village; Hallway Grainhübel location	1431	Wayside shrine, crucifixion group with St. Katharina and Barbara, sandstone, 1431; two small atonement crosses on the side, 15th or 16th century	more pictures
Wayside shrine	northwest of the village; Hallway sweeping location	1816	Tuscan column with post-baroque top, yellow sandstone, marked 1816	more pictures
Menhir	northwest of the village; Waldberg district location		Loogfels No. 255	more pictures
Weinbiet stone	southeast of the village; District Book Taler way location		Loogfels	more pictures
Water tank	southwest of the village; Hallway In Kraft Location	1898	Baroque yellow sandstone block, 1898 (or 1907?), two bronze panels, 1920, architect Ch. Lenz, Nuremberg
Wayside cross	southwest of the village; Hallway in the mill location	1905	Way cross, sandstone, body made of sheet metal, 1905
Kaffenstein	southwest of the village and south of the Stabenberg; Haberäcker Lage District	1654	Loogfels, designated 1694, 1705, 1714, 1769, 1176, 1779, 1818, 1826; Nearby rock slab with monograms, inscribed 1654, 1680, 1826
Loogfels	west of the village; District Wall Trail location	1545	Loogfels zu Gimmeldingen , marked 1545; adjacent another boundary stone	more pictures
Michael's Chapel	to the west above Deidesheim on a slope nose halfway up the Kirch- or Martenberg; District Auf der Altmühle location	around 1470	pilgrimage chapel rebuilt after it fell into disrepair in 1952; small hall building, expanded around 1470, 1662/63, roof turret 1952; small remains of the seven stations of the cross, before 1718	more pictures
Token	west of the village on the Stabenberg ; Mittelberg district location	1930s	Loogfels, 1930s (?)	more pictures
Schwehrstein	west of the village on the southern slope of the Stabenberg Lage		Loogfels	more pictures
Woman's shoe	west of the village on the Vorderen Stoppelberg; District of Vorderer Stoppelberg location		also Christophel shoe ; Loogfels No. 147	more pictures
Loogfels No. 102	west of the village on the Kreuzberg; District Speckschlag location	1528	Loogfels, inscribed 1528, 1676, 1764	more pictures
Gymnastics Memorial	west of the village on the forest mountain ; Waldberg district location	1928	tower-like quarry stone building with arcades, 1928; halfway up the memorial stone for the victims of the Second World War, 1957	more pictures
Nonnenbrunz	west of the village at Teufelsberg; District Speckschlag location	1818	Loogfels No. 101, marked 1818	more pictures
Pan stone	west of the village in the Forster valley; District pan location	1488	also Forster Pfann ; Loogfels No. 202, inscribed 1488, 1784, 1789, 1818	more pictures
Loogfels No. 203	west of the village and east of the pan stone; District pan location	1534	Loogfels No. 203, marked 1534	more pictures

literature

• Georg Peter Karn, Rolf Mertzenich: Bad Dürkheim district. City of Bad Dürkheim, municipality of Haßloch, municipalities of Deidesheim, Lambrecht, Wachenheim (=  cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography of the Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 13.1 ). Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 1995, ISBN 3-88462-119-X .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (Ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the Bad Dürkheim district (PDF; 5.1 MB). Mainz 2017.

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