List of cultural monuments in Diedesfeld

In the list of cultural monuments in Diedesfeld all cultural monuments of the district Diedesfeld the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Neustadt an der Weinstraße listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of April 10, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone town center	Kreuzstraße 1–31 (odd numbers) and 2–52 (even numbers), Lauterstraße 1–7 (odd numbers), Remigiusstraße 1–29 (odd numbers), 2–10 and 22–26 (even numbers), Ursulastraße 3 and 5 and Weinstrasse 519-547 (odd numbers), 528-544 and 550-560 (even numbers) location	12th to 20th century	essentially wineries with (renaissance) archways with eye of a needle, late 16th to 19th centuries

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Spolia	Heerstrasse, at No. 6 Lage	from 1596	Inscription stone, marked 1596; Takenplatte, 17th century
Architectural parts	Heerstraße, at No. 8 location	16th Century	Renaissance architectural parts: archway, late 16th century, in a baroque (?) Gatehouse; in the basement portal house, marked 1581
Residential building	Heerstrasse 10 location	from 1584	Solid construction with half-timbered parts from the 18th century, single-storey half-timbered extension, marked 1584
Residential building	Heerstraße 26 location	around 1600	A half-hipped roof construction, around 1600, overform marked 1837
Residential and commercial building	Kreuzstrasse 1 location	1901	Corner residential and commercial building; neo-Gothic clinker brick building, marked 1901, architect J. Grohs
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 3 location	around 1800	Three-sided courtyard; baroque hipped roof building in the Renaissance period, partly half-timbered, around 1800, archway marked 1833; above barn cellar, marked 1843, and part of the house dance hall, 19th century
Spoilage	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 4 location	1700	baroque coat of arms stone, marked 1700
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 5 location	19th century	Dreiseit-Winzerhof, marked 1907; Classicist half-hip roof construction, essentially from the first half of the 19th century, remodeled in historicizing Art Nouveau, architect Wilhelm Schulte I , with furnishings; Retirement around 1820; defining the streetscape
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 11 location	Late 18th-19th century	Half-hip roof building, end of the 18th or beginning of the 19th century, with furnishings; Renaissance archway marked 1602, side gate marked 1912; Brick extension marked (19) 06
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 12 location	late 18th century	Courtyard area; late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, late 18th century, courtyard archway, probably from the 17th century, marked 1853
archway	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 13 location	1606	Renaissance archway, marked 1606; Baroque lintel, marked 1719
Residential building	Kreuzstrasse 14 location	1783	late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1783, furnishings from the Wilhelminian era
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 15 location	1719	late baroque Winkelhof ; stately hipped roof building, marked 1719, shop fitting 19th century, barn marked 1851; defining the plaza
Residential building	Kreuzstrasse 17 location	1673	Baroque house, marked 1673, essentially from the Renaissance, courtyard arch with side gate marked 1610, barn basement portal marked [16] 02
archway	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 18 location	1577	Archway with relief, inscribed 1577
archway	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 19 location	1752	Baroque archway, marked 1752
portal	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 24 Lage	1586	Renaissance portal, marked 1586; Remains of the courtyard arch, 16th century
archway	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 25 location	16th Century	Renaissance archway, marked 15 [..]; baroque shell niche, 18th century
portal	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 27 location	1557	Renaissance portal, marked 1557
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 28 location	16th and 18th centuries	Courtyard with two inner courtyards, core inventory from the 16th and 18th centuries, archway marked 1567
Residential building	Kreuzstrasse 29 location	1615	Residential house, partly half-timbered, marked 1615; baroque relief stone, probably after 1723
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 30 location	from the 13th century	Dreiseithof, former post office; late Romanesque residential tower, 13th century, baroque house with hipped roof, 18th century, stable extension with hipped roof, 18th century; Spolie denotes (1) 601
Gate system	Address = Kreuzstrasse, at No. 32 Lage	1604	Renaissance gate system, marked 1604
Courtyard	Kreuzstrasse 36 location	18th and 19th centuries	late baroque courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Five-axis house, marked 1768, barn and stable first half of the 19th century
Architectural parts	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 40 location	16th Century	Pilaster portal, around 1600; Arched portal, marked 1596; Window frames, marked 1708; Renaissance portal, marked 1605, neo-renaissance sheet; Cellar portal marked 1583
Gate system	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 44 Lage	1594	Renaissance gate system, marked 1594, archway in the barn, marked 1600
archway	Kreuzstrasse, at No. 52 Lage	around 1600	Renaissance archway, around 1600
Wayside shrine	Kreuzstrasse, opposite No. 61 location	1714	baroque wayside shrine, marked 1714
Courtyard	Lauterstraße 5 location	17th or 18th century	Half-timbered house, partially plastered, (half) hipped roof, 17th or 18th century, courtyard gate marked 1809 and 1928, quarry stone barn, pigsty around 1800
Locks	Lauterstraße 7 location	16th Century	former prince-bishop of Speyer; stately hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, stair tower, marked 1594; Half-timbered building over high cellar; The core of the barn is probably from the 17th century, the Renaissance portal is marked 1587, the stone wall around 1600
Weighing house	Remigiusstrasse location	around 1900	former weighing house; Half-timbered building with brick infill, around 1900
Cemetery cross and tombs	Remigiusstrasse and on the Block Path, in the Lage cemetery	18th to 20th century	Neighboring baroque cemetery cross, marked 1802; on the south wall: three baroque grave crosses with triple pass-like ends, 18th century; Tomb Maria († 1914) and Friedrich († 1916) Sauer, electroplating of a seated mourner; Tomb of Joh. Batholomeus Klutsch-Schaenecken († 1759), late Baroque tombstone with heraldic cartouche; Jakob Schwarzwälder tomb († 1924), classifying with relief; Tomb of Johannes Hammer († 1935), high relief of a blessing Christ, shell limestone
town hall	Remigiusstrasse 2 location	1751	late baroque half-hipped roof building with vestibule and figure niche, marked 1751, renaissance portal, marked 1601, classical fountain system
War memorial	Remigiusstraße, at No. 2 location	after 1920	War memorial 1914/18; Saint George with a dragon, after 1920
Catholic rectory	Remigiusstrasse 4 location	around 1600	multi-part courtyard; Hipped roof construction, in the core around 1600, remodeling in the 18th century, single-storey stable wing marked 1593
Grave crosses	Remigiusstraße, at No. 4 and before No. 8 Lage	from 1736	three baroque grave crosses, marked 1736, 1745 and 1772
Catholic Church of St. Remigius	Remigiusstrasse 10 location	12th Century	Romanesque west tower, late Baroque hall building and spire 1752–54; with equipment
Courtyard	Remigiusstrasse 21 location	1728	Courtyard complex with several courtyards, marked 1728; single-storey baroque hipped roof building, outbuildings from the 18th and 19th centuries
kindergarten	Remigiusstraße 22.jpg Location	1894	former nurses house with Catholic kindergarten; Late historical hipped roof building, neo-Gothic motifs, marked 1894, with furnishings
Gate pillar	Remigiusstraße, at No. 26 Lage	1566	Renaissance gate post, marked 1566
portal	Remigiusstraße, at No. 43 Lage	around 1600	Arched portal and window frames on the street side, around 1600
archway	Ursulastraße, at No. 4 location	around 1600	Renaissance archway, around 1600
Sculpture and Spolia	Ursulastraße, at No. 5 location	from the 16th century	Saint Ursula, wood, second half of the 16th century, niche console; Archway fragment; in the courtyard Spolie, marked 1615; Ofenstein 18th century
Courtyard	Von-Dalheim-Strasse 6 location	around 1800	Three-sided courtyard; late baroque hipped mansard roof building, Renaissance gate system, around 1600, marked 1800
Residential building	Von-Dalheim-Straße 7 location	1892	stately hipped roof building with jamb, new renaissance motifs, marked 1892, with furnishings
winery	Von-Dalheim-Straße 9 location	1878-80	sophisticated late historical winery buildings, 1878–80, with furnishings; single-storey pavilion in the garden, 1905, architect Wilhelm Schulte I
Milestone	Weinstrasse, opposite No. 501 location	19th century	Milestone, sandstone cone, 19th century
Gate pillar	Weinstrasse, at No. 518 Lage	1575	Renaissance gate post, marked 1575
portal	Weinstrasse, at No. 519 Lage	1590	Renaissance portal, marked 1590
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 520 location	17th to 19th century	Winery, 17th to 19th century; Classicist (semi) hipped roof building, half-timbered upper floor (plastered), 17th century
Residential building	Weinstrasse 522 location	18th century	single-storey baroque half-timbered house, half-hipped roof, 18th century, courtyard arch marked 1598
Courtyard	Weinstrasse 523 location	18th century	Three-sided courtyard; Hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, 18th century, core from the 16th century, lion head fragment 16th century, gate system marked 1590
archway	Weinstrasse, at No. 526 Lage	1604	Renaissance archway, inscribed 1604 (?)
Spoilage	Weinstrasse, at No. 528 Lage	1612	Renaissance Spolie, marked 1612; in the courtyard wall on the side of an archway
Residential building	Weinstrasse 530 location	1602	Renaissance building, partly half-timbered, marked 1602, archway marked 1600; Late Baroque (?) Spolia in relief in the extension
Residential building	Weinstrasse 531 location	17th century	two-part hipped roof, partly half-timbered (plastered), 17th century, with furnishings, single-axis extension 19th century
basement, cellar	Weinstrasse, under No. 532 Lage	1589	Early modern cellar, portal marked 1589
Residential building	Weinstrasse 534 location	17th century	stately baroque half-timbered house, partly solid or plastered, 17th century
archway	Weinstrasse, at No. 535 Lage	1618	Renaissance archway, marked 1618
Gate system	Weinstrasse, at No. 541 Lage	around 1600	Renaissance gate, around 1600
Spolia	Weinstrasse, at No. 545 Lage	18th century	Baroque spoilage, marked 1721 (?) and 1755
Residential building	Weinstrasse 556 location	1600	single-storey half-timbered house (plastered), marked 1600
archway	Weinstrasse, at No. 562 Lage	early 17th century	Renaissance archway, early 17th century
Wayside shrine	east of the village; Hallway on Speyerdorfer Weg location	1889	Wayside shrine with niche top, marked 1889
Wayside cross	south of the village on the K 15; Hallway in the Froschau location	1917	Wayside cross, marked 1917
Studer picture	west of the village; District Hinterer Oberscheid Lage	1769	Sandstone stele with a niche top, marked 1769
monument	west of the village on the pulpit rock ; Kanzelfelseck district location	1823	Monument to the division of the fifth Haingeraiden from 1823; Sandstone monolith with inscription, marked 1823 and 1923
Mayor's Stone	west of the village in the cave on the eastern slope of the dwarf mountain ; District picture tree-slopes location	from 1602	House brands between 1602 and 1634
Weather cross	west of the village on the Wetterkreuzberg location	1804	Neighboring baroque weather cross, marked 1804 and 1869

literature

• Michael Huyer (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 19.2: City of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse. Districts Diedesfeld, Duttweiler, Geinsheim, Gimmeldingen, Haardt, Hambach, Königsbach, Lachen-Speyerdorf, Mußbach. Werner, Worms 2008. ISBN 3-88462-265-X
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the district-free city of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse (PDF; 4.8 MB). Mainz 2017.

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