List of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Bockenheim

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The list contains the listed cultural monuments of the Frankfurt district of Bockenheim .

Cultural monuments in Bockenheim

At Leonhardsbrunn

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	villa	Am Leonhardsbrunn 5 location	Neoclassical villa based on a design by Robert Wollmann (1879–1948) with a symmetrical facade, extended mansard roof , dormers decorated with columns and coffered roof soffit	1912	154490
	villa	Am Leonhardsbrunn 7 location	Prestigious neoclassical villa by L. Valentin with an embossed facade	1913	154491
	Villa (attached to Ditmarstrasse 7)	Am Leonhardsbrunn 10 location	Two-storey villa by Georg Rizert (* 1879) made of red bricks in the cubic style of the early modern period. Semi-detached house with Ditmarstrasse 7	1929/1930	154483
	Villa Merton	Am Leonhardsbrunn 12-14 location	Neo-Baroque villa based on a design by Anton Eyssen (1849–1928) for the manufacturer Richard Merton with a symmetrical facade and central projectile with an elaborate entrance portal	1928	156849

Basalt road

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	archway	Basaltstrasse 23 location	Erected on the site of a former ice cream factory, also for the neighboring slaughterhouse. Sandstone arch with cuboids, bust of Mozart, mask and three sandstone reliefs. It was built around 1900 like the “Zur Liederhalle” ballroom behind it. From 1928 this was converted into a cinema by the innkeeper Hans Müller. Before that, it was one of the largest meeting and event rooms in Frankfurt. Here on September 23, 1913, Rosa Luxemburg gave a highly regarded speech on the political situation and the task of the working class. Her speech became a reason for her arrest. Next to the archway, a plaque commemorates Rosa Luxemburg. In 1941, in the course of modernization, the restaurant in the front building was given up in favor of a cinema foyer with adjoining rooms. Unlike most of Frankfurt's movie theaters, the “Titania Palace” survived the bombing raids in World War II almost undamaged. The cinema had to close in 1977 for economic reasons. From 1985 to 1998 the community center of Saalbau GmbH, today a free stage. The front building is now owned by the Old Catholic parish.	around 1900	154485

Blanchardstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Corner house (Zeppelinallee 65-67)	Blanchardstrasse 17 location	The representative neoclassical villa with a rectangular floor plan, symmetrical plastered facade and double-sided wing structures under a high mansard roof has high windows between folding shutters on the side wings, e.g. Sometimes as doors behind ornamental barred balconies and the original entrance portico.	1921 to 1925	154606
	Block of flats	Blanchardstrasse 18-24 location	Home of Julius Lönholdt on a rectangular ground plan and varied articulated elements of the facade with Neurennaicance and Jugendstil side and Eingangsvorbauten in complex Sandsteinskulptierung.	1911	154487

Bockenheimer Landstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Bockenheimer Warte	Bockenheimer Warte location	The Bockenheimer Warte is one of the waiting towers of the Frankfurter Landwehr .	15th century	154488
	University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 134 location	New construction of the university library according to plans by Ferdinand Kramer . The bronze sculpture Prometheus, made by Ossip Zadkine , is located in the entrance area of ​​the library . This figure from Greek mythology, made in 1954, was placed in the hall in 1965. It depicts Prometheus holding fire in his hand to bring it to people.	1965	519126
	Dormitory	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 135 location	The student dormitory is the only residential building on the Bockenheim campus, which is planned based on the American model . Construction based on plans by Ferdinand Kramer.	1956	519127

Broßstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Villa (duplex with number 7)	Broßstraße 5 position hall: 25, parcel: 220/63	Neoclassical villa based on a design by Andreas Nikolaus Mehs (1866–1946) with a richly structured symmetrical facade, profiled window walls made of sandstone and carved parapets.	1911	154489
more pictures	Villa (duplex with number 7)	Broßstraße 7 Location floor: 25, parcel: 367/220	Neoclassical villa based on a design by Alfred Bruno Engelhard (1867–1941) with a richly structured symmetrical facade, profiled sandstone window frames and carved parapet panels. A stumbling block has been laid in front of the house .	1911	154492

Ditmarstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	villa	Ditmarstrasse 4 location	Representative villa expanded by additions based on a design by Hermann Muthesius (1861–1927) in the style of the fading historicism	1923	154493
	villa	Ditmarstrasse 5 location	Prestigious villa designed by Fritz Eppstein (1877–1960)	1924	154494
	villa	Ditmarstrasse 7 location	Two-storey villa by Georg Rizert (* 1879) made of red bricks in the cubic style of the early modern period. Semi-detached house with Am Leonhardsbrunn 10	1929/1930	154495
	villa	Ditmarstrasse 9 location	Representative neoclassical villa based on a design by Clemens Musch (1887–1957) and Ernst May . The plastered facade is clearly structured by pillars made of bossed ashlars.	1914	154496

Elisabethenplatz

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	cath. Elisabethenkirche	Elisabethenplatz 5 location	Neo-Gothic church in brickwork with a monumental front tower under a pointed helmet. In the church there is a relief depicting the death of Mary from the 15th century.	Inauguration on December 16, 1870	154497

Emil-Sulzbach-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Residential building	Emil-Sulzbach-Straße 13 location	Neoclassical house on a rough ground floor. The decorative facade is accentuated by fluted sandstone pillars crowned by capitals across both upper floors.	circa 1916
	Hussar memorial	Emil-Sulzbach Strasse location	Expressionist hussar memorial. The monument originally stood on a square on Emil-Sulzbach Strasse (today Theodor-Adorno-Platz) and was moved to the Senckenberganlage in 2003.	1925

Falkstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Francke School	Falkstrasse 71 location	Late classical three-storey school building on an almost square floor plan with risalits and a street-side entrance portal. Built as a former Bockenheimer Realschule , for boys and girls separate lessons, from 1913 renamed the Falk Middle School and from 1950 named after the theologian August Hermann Francke , the former Francke School was built in 1888 as a boys' elementary school .	1876

Florastrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Florastraße 25 location	Neo-Gothic apartment building in brickwork behind a two-tone decorative facade. Parapet fields, arches and cornices in a masonry decoration. Roofed entrance portal. Windows on the upper floor with stucco-decorated arched fields. Blind window on plastered side wall	1898

Georg-Speyer-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	Old Liebig School, now Max Beckmann School	Georg-Speyer-Straße 37 = Sophienstraße 70 Location floor: 10, parcel: 693/38, 1028/42	The building was used from 1913 to 1966 by the Liebig secondary school and from 1988 by the Max Beckmann school. The architect was city architect Adolf Moritz . Inside there is an excellent original interior: paintings, stucco work , building sculptures, etc. The design of the paintings comes from glass painter Linnemann .	1913	154502

Georg-Voigt-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Former professor's villa, then an institute of the university, now Tibet House Germany	Georg-Voigt-Straße 4 location	Neoclassical villa with a sandstone block facade and elaborate decoration in the window area	1910
	former professor's villa, now the university's institute	Georg-Voigt-Straße 6 location	Neoclassical villa with a symmetrical plastered facade with an axial projection. Semi-detached house with number 8	1910
	former professor's villa, now the university's institute	Georg-Voigt-Straße 8 location	Neoclassical villa with a symmetrical plastered facade with an axial projection. Semi-detached house with number 6	1910
	former professor's villa, now the university's institute	Georg-Voigt-Straße 10 location	Neoclassical villa with a symmetrical plastered facade with an axial projection. Semi-detached house with number 12	1924
	former professor's villa, now the university's institute	Georg-Voigt-Straße 12 location	Neoclassical villa with a symmetrical plastered facade with an axial projection. Semi-detached house with number 10	1924
	Residential building	Georg-Voigt-Straße 17 location	Residential house on a square base and a flat pyramid roof with an extension on the garden side and an expressionist architectural ornament	1920
	Residential building	Georg-Voigt-Straße 19 location	Residential house with window walls, gabled balcony, decorative grilles and eaves in expressionistic forms.	1925
	Institute for Pharmacy and Food Chemistry	Georg-Voigt-Straße 14–16 location	Five-storey house with a lecture hall building in front of Vogtstrasse by Ferdinand Kramer with the assistance of KP Henrici	1957

Ginnheimer Stadtweg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Europaturm	Ginnheimer Stadtweg 90 location	Telecommunications tower built according to a design by Johannes Möhrle and Peter Metzger on behalf of the German Federal Post Office.	1974-1979

Ginnheimer Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Villa Passavant-Andreae and Bleidenbrunnen	Ginnheimer Strasse 9 location	The representative garden villa preserved in the style of the Italian Renaissance was built for Samuel Passavant (1787–1855) according to the design by Johann Friedrich Christian Hess .	1829

Graefstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Philosophicum	Graefstrasse 74–76 location	The Philosophicum is a steel frame construction designed by Ferdinand Kramer with unclad external supports. Staircases and gable panels in reinforced concrete.	1958-1960
	Bockenheimer depot	Graefstrasse 94–96 location	The Bockenheimer Depot is a former depot and the former main workshop of the Frankfurt am Main tram . Today the building is used as a venue for the municipal theaters .	1900

Grempstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Gremp's house	Grempstrasse 36 location	The stone building with two floors and an octagonal stair tower belonged to the noble court of the Gremp von Freudenstein family.	1582 to 1593

Hamburger Allee

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	= Varrentrappstrasse 28 = Werner von Siemens School now Gutenberg School Frankfurt am Main	Hamburger Allee 23 location	historicizing school building. The architect was municipal building officer Rudolf Reinicke (1870–1939); Formerly the headquarters of the Werner von Siemens School (new building in Gallus) now a vocational school complex (Frankfurt am Main)	1908-1911

Hans-Sachs-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	villa	Hans-Sachs-Straße 6 location	House Erlenbach. Modern villa in cubic shapes by Ferdinand Kramer.	1930

Hersfelder Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Garages	Hersfelder Strasse 21–23 location	Modern garage construction on a parabolic floor plan by Ernst Balser and Franz Heberer in brick masonry for Mannesmann-Mulag-LKW-AG	1922-24

Homburger Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Homburger Strasse 36 location	Neo-baroque tenement house with symmetrical plaster / sandstone facade and rich architectural sculpture	1904

Juliusstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	= Markgrafenstrasse 19	Juliusstrasse 26 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style with artistically designed balconies.	1905

Gravel road

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Apartment building = Robert-Mayer-Straße 28	Kiesstrasse 1 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house	1904
	Wrought	Kiesstrasse 4 location	Former military training forge. It is a classicist clinker brick building with a cornice in an ornamental bond	1881

church Square

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	St. Jacob's Church. Church, wall and well are protected	Kirchplatz 9 location	At its core, it is a late Gothic parish church from 1365. Extensions were made in 1634 and 1767. After it was destroyed in the Second World War, it was rebuilt in 1956. It is an aisle church with semi-circular closed narrow sides and glass windows by Charles Crodel (1956). The classicist bell tower on the south side was built in brick masonry in 1852/53 according to plans by the master bricklayer Brand from Bockenheim. A classical fountain with a cast iron pump column and the stone wall are also under protection.	late 18th century

Kreuznacher Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Old cemetery and war memorial	Kreuznacher Strasse location	The cemetery on Kreuznacher Strasse / Solmsstrasse has various protected objects. Among them are the warrior monument 1875 and the graves of the Rohmer family: JCRohmer (1825) and his wife (1858) as well as the stele for H. Rohmer (1867)	1825

Kuhwaldstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	Power station	Kuhwaldstrasse 61 location	The power station is a yellow brick building with red pilaster strips and detached blind arches on Kuhwaldstrasse. The power station is located behind a symmetrical gable facade on Kuhwaldstraße, while the former administration building and the condensation plant with its tower-like design are located on Ohmstraße.	1892

Kurfürstenplatz

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Square and fountain	Kurfürstenplatz location	The square named after Elector Wilhelm I (Hessen-Kassel) is characterized by the monumental fountain made of red Main sandstone in the middle, which was inaugurated on May 23, 1914. It is a foundation of the citizens of Bockenheim. Its architect was Prof.  Caspar Lennartz and the Frankfurt sculptor Emil Hub .	1913

Kurfürstenstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Apartment and commercial building = Leipziger Straße 51 (former West department store)	Kurfürstenstrasse 1 location	Rental and commercial building based on a design by Jean Eichberger (1883–1918). The neoclassical facade has art nouveau ornaments.	1913
	Apartment building = Leipziger Strasse 53	Kurfürstenstrasse 2 location	Apartment building with facade with neo-neural details and tower-like corner accentuation	1895

Leipziger Street

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Delkeskamp's house	Leipziger Strasse 9 location	late classicist country house	around 1850
	Apartment and commercial building = Kurfürstenstrasse 1 (former Wronker -Bockenheim department store, later West department store)	Leipziger Strasse 51 location	Residential and commercial building based on a design by Jean Eichberger (1883–1918). The neoclassical facade has art nouveau ornaments.	1913
	Apartment building = Kurfürstenstraße 2	Leipziger Strasse 53 location	Apartment building with facade with neo-neural details and tower-like corner accentuation	1895
	Tenement house	Leipziger Strasse 60 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style with plastered facade and archiving windows, partially supplemented by curtain arches. Shell decoration in the arch field. A bay tower emphasizes the corner location.	around 1900
	Tenement house	Leipziger Strasse 62 location	Apartment building designed by Justus A. Helme . An Art Nouveau shop has been preserved behind paneling on the ground floor.	1905
	Tenement house	Leipziger Strasse 62 A location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with balconies on profiled consoles. From 1909 to at least 1920 the seat of the first Bockenheim cinema, founded in 1909 (daily playtime), 150 seats, operator Eduard Reichel, Elbestr. 31. After the Second World War, the seat of a wine shop.	1905
	Tenement house	Leipziger Strasse 64 location	Neoclassical tenement house. The corner position is emphasized by a two-storey bay window.	around 1905
	Bock pharmacy	Leipziger Strasse 71 location	The classicist half-timbered house was built by the pharmacist FGWerner as an “Offizin zum Löwen” and still serves as a pharmacy today.	1822

Ludolfusstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Villa (duplex with number 11)	Ludolfusstraße 9 location	Neoclassical villa with rich architectural ornamentation and accented corners by arbor.	1911
	Villa (duplex with number 9)	Ludolfusstraße 11 location	Neoclassical villa with rich architectural ornamentation and accented corners by arbor.	1911
	villa	Ludolfusstraße 13 location	Villa with a simple neoclassical facade and sparse architectural decorations in the Baroque style. The ornamented garden gate is also under protection.	1911

Ludwig Ehrhard plant

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Festival hall	Festhalle location	Large event hall built according to plans by Friedrich von Thiersch . The domed structure, which does not have any supports inside, is an iron supporting structure that is largely concealed by a stone facade. Exhibitions, cultural and sporting events take place here.	1907 to 1909
	Mercury fountain	Merkurbrunnen location	Neoclassical decorative fountain by Hugo Lederer as a foundation of the banker ALA Hahn.	1916

Markgrafenstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Apartment building = Leipziger Strasse 62	Markgrafenstrasse 1 location	Apartment building designed by Justus A. Helme. An Art Nouveau shop has been preserved behind paneling on the ground floor.	1905
	Apartment building = Leipziger Strasse 60	Markgrafenstrasse 2 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style with plastered facade and archiving windows, partially supplemented by curtain arches. Shell decoration in the arch field. A bay tower emphasizes the corner location.	around 1900
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 3 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style from the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf. Plastered facade with a carved sandstone bay window above the ground floor, which is also made of sandstone	1906
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 4 location	Apartment building with Art Nouveau facade by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948) with masks in the eaves area	1904/1905
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 8 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house by Karl Schepp (1871-). The ornamental latticed balconies serve as flanking of the central projecting crowned by the gable in Art Nouveau style	1908
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 9 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style from the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf	1907
Image wanted	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 11 location	Tenement house in neo-renaissance style by Anton Hilf with a bay window at the side	1907
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 13 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style by the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf with richly ornamented bay windows and sculpted balcony parapets	1907
	Markuskirche (Frankfurt)	Markgrafenstrasse 14–16 location	The church was destroyed in the Second World War in 1944 and rebuilt from 1952 to 1954 by the architects Helmuth Hartwig and Edeltraut Hartwig .	1912
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 15 location	Elaborate tenement house designed by Karl Schepp with echoes of Art Nouveau	1907
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 15 a location	Elaborate tenement house designed by Karl Schepp with echoes of Art Nouveau with a centering bay window	1907
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 16 b location	Neoclassical tenement house behind a plastered ornamental facade in sandstone. The fence is also protected between artfully worked stone pillars	1905
	Tenement house	Markgrafenstrasse 17 location	Historic tenement house with sculpted axial bay window made of sandstone. The mansard floor was later changed	1905
	= Juliusstrasse 26	Markgrafenstrasse 19 location	Tenement house in the neo-renaissance style with artistically designed balconies.	1905

Mertonstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	University main building ( Jügelhaus )	Mertonstrasse 17-21 location	The neo-baroque main building of the Bockenheim campus of Frankfurt University was built by Ludwig Neher (1850–1916). Originally it served the " Academy for Social and Commercial Sciences " and from the university was founded the university. It has been extensively expanded and is structurally connected to the neighboring Senckenberg Museum.	1906
	Student house	Mertonstrasse 28 / Jügelstrasse location	The student house designed by Apel, Letocha, Rohrer, Herdt was the first student house and a gift from the USA. It is the seat of the AStA, various student groups, a café and a kindergarten.	1953

Ohmstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	= Kuhwaldstrasse 61, electricity company	Kuhwaldstrasse 61 location	The power station is a yellow brick building with red pilaster strips and detached blind arches on Kuhwaldstrasse. The power station is located behind a symmetrical gable facade on Kuhwaldstraße, while the former administration building and the condensation plant with its tower-like design are located on Ohmstraße.	1892

Robert-Mayer-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Physical association	Robert-Mayer-Straße 2-4 location	The neo-baroque building with the striking dome of the observatory was built by Franz von Hoven (1842–1924) for the Physikalischer Verein.	1908
	= Gravel road 1	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 28 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house	1904
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 30 location	Historic tenement house by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948)	1907
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 32 location	The house with a facade in the neo-renaissance style was designed by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948)	1907
		Robert-Mayer-Strasse 34 location	like house number 32 but corner house. Three-storey bay window and elaborate volute gable	1908
	Residential building	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 36 location	Apartment building in the style of historicism by Ernst G.Müller with profiled window frames in sandstone	1907/1908
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 38 location	Apartment building in the style of historicism by Peter Umpfenbach (1877-)	1904/1905
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 40 location	Neo-Gothic plaster / sandstone facade	1905
	= Schlossstrasse 113	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 41 location	Heinrich Heuss (1879–1922) tenement house of the Neurennecaince with an almost trapezoidal floor plan	1904/1905
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 42 location	Apartment building by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948), corner accentuation on a polygonal floor plan with gothic ornamented oriel	1905
	Tenement house	Robert-Mayer-Strasse 44 location	Apartment building in the Neo-Renaissance style by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948) with floral stucco in the eaves area	1905

Rödelheimer Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Schönhof	Rödelheimer Straße 34 location	Former manor. Baroque estate rebuilt in 1750 according to the ideas of the owner I. d'Orville. Complex of mansion, manager's building and ancillary building after the fire in 1819, classical additions by F. Rumpf. Schönhof decimated in 1845 by building the Main-Weser Railway. 1898 city takeover. Associated classicist garden house by F. Rumpf (built for Barckhaus) since 1964 in Grüneburgpark	1819

Rohmerplatz

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	War memorial	Rohmerplatz location	The war memorial in memory of the 1,200 in the First World War fallen from Frankfurt - Bockenheim was commissioned by the Veterans' Association Bockenheim by Frankfurt sculptor Oskar Ufert created (1876 to 1952)	1925

Schlossstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Schlossstrasse 102 location	Tenement house in Gothic style. Elaborate multi-storey oriel tower with half-timbered gable and mask. Ground floor in ashlar masonry, upper floor with partial ornamental framework	1908
	= Robert-Mayer-Strasse 41	Schlossstrasse 113 location	New Renaissance tenement house by Heinrich Heuss with an almost trapezoidal floor plan	1904/1905

Senckenberg plant

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Professors' villa	Senckenberganlage 9–11 position	Neoclassical professor's villa. Semi-detached house with no.11	1914
	Senckenberg Nature Museum	Senckenberganlage 25-27 location		1908
	in front of the museum	Senckenberganlage 25 location	Böttger monument by Friedrich Schierholz
	in front of the museum	Senckenberganlage 25 location	Senckenberg Monument 1863 by A. v. Nordheim

Solmsstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Old cemetery and war memorial	Solmsstrasse location	The cemetery on Kreuznacher Strasse / Solmsstrasse has various protected objects. Among them are the warrior moment 1875 and the graves of the Rohmer family	1825
	Water tower	Solmsstrasse 38 location	Water tower of the former Bockenheim gasworks (today: Mainova AG's Solmsstrasse plant). It was originally a cylindrical shaft made of iron framework, built in 1896 with two-tone brick lining under an octagonal tent roof. In 1989 the water tower was placed under a preservation order, although the brick exterior facade was already in disrepair at the time. In 1995 the facade was finally demolished while preserving the steel frame on its clinker base, which was previously hidden under the facade. In 2000 the tower skeleton was dismantled in favor of a new building, preserved and in 2007 only a little removed from its original location and a small pond was created around its foot. The water tank is filled; in suitable weather, water fountains spray from nozzles attached all around, which are highlighted with colored LEDs at dusk.	1870

Sophienstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
more pictures	Bockenheim Jewish cemetery	Sophienstrasse location floor: 10, parcel: 694/38	The Jewish cemetery behind a high wall is under protection with all 300 tombstones	1714	154572
	Tenement house	Sophie 4 street location corridor 10, parcel: 875/42	Neoclassical tenement house by Gesser & Grünwald with axial risalit and decorated bay window	1911
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 6 Location floor: 10, parcel: 893/42	Neoclassical tenement by Anton Hilf with decorative decorations	1911	154584
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 8, location hall: 10, parcel: 892/42	Neoclassical tenement house by the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf with a large dwelling and a centering arbor	1911	154583
more pictures	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 10 Location floor: 10, parcel: 891/42	Neoclassical tenement from the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf with axial bay windows and sculpted cornice	1911	154573
more pictures	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 12 Location floor: 10, parcel: 890/42	Neoclassical tenement by the Bornheim construction company Anton Hilf with sculptural decoration and a central atlan. Several stumbling blocks have been laid in front of the house	1911	154574
more pictures	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 14 Location hallway: 10, parcel: 791/41	New building in a complete system (the picture shows the complete system; No. 14 is on the left)	1912	156935
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 16 Location floor: 10, parcel: 967/42	Neoclassical tenement house with echoes of Art Nouveau under a protruding medieval balcony and barred windows	1912	154575
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 18 Location hall: 10, parcel: 966/42	Neoclassical tenement house with a decorative facade	1912	154576
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 20 Location floor: 10, parcel: 965/42	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with bay windows and balconies in front of a facade covered with volutes and neoclassical ornamentation	1912	154577
	Tenement house	Sophienstraße 22, location floor: 10, parcel: 979/42	Neoclassical tenement by Georg Schmidt (1881–1963) and Carl Schmidt with a centering semicircular bay window	1912	154578
more pictures	Old Liebig School, now Max Beckmann School	Sophienstraße 70 = Georg-Speyer-Straße 37 Location floor: 10, parcel: 693/38, 1028/42	The building was used from 1913 to 1966 by the Liebig Oberschule and from 1988 by the Max Beckmann School	1913	154502

Varrentrappstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Bismarck School	Varrentrappstrasse 34-36 location	Neo-Baroque school building, main wing, caretaker's apartment, auditorium, pavilion	1907
	= Hamburger Allee 23 = Werner von Siemens School	Varrentrappstrasse 38 location	Neoclassical school building by Rudolf Reinicke	1908-1911

Wurmbachstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Wurmbachstrasse 11 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house by Johann Franz Engel (1878-). Emphasis on the enclosed building corner with balconies and ornamental consoles in sandstone with a corner turret above with which hood.	1911

Zeppelin avenue

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	villa	Zeppelinallee 15 location	The neoclassical corner house on Sophienstrasse is used as the Portuguese consulate.	1912	154589
	villa	Zeppelinallee 17 location	Zeppelinallee 17 was used as the Turkish consulate general. The complex, consisting of a neoclassical villa from 1912 at number 12 and the actual consulate, Zeppelinallee 17/19, is a neoclassical semi-detached house. The representative villa was built in 1911 according to a design by the architect Christoph Gesser and features rich plastic stucco ornamentation.	1911	154590
	villa	Zeppelinallee 19 location	See number 17	1911	154591
	villa	Zeppelinallee 21–23 position	The semi-detached house Zeppelinallee 21/23 was built according to the design of the city architect Joseph Ernst Richter . The house has a neoclassical decorative facade and a centering porch between elaborate balcony grilles.	1911	154592
	villa	Zeppelinallee 25 location	Neoclassical villa. Architect Johann Peter Walluf created a symmetrical, richly ornamented plaster / sandstone facade behind an ornamental grille between elaborately carved posts.	1913	154594
	villa	Zeppelinallee 27 location	Neoclassical villa. Architect Johann Peter Walluf created a symmetrical, richly ornamented plaster / sandstone facade behind an ornamental grille between elaborately carved posts.	1913	154595
	Double villa	Zeppelinallee 29–31 position	Zeppelinallee 29–31 is a listed neoclassical double villa based on a design by A. Hermann appointed . The appearance of the house is characterized by the stone facade with ashlar facing. The flat sloping mansard roof is no longer in its original condition.	1913	154596
	villa	Zeppelinallee 33 location	The neoclassical villa is characterized by a rich stone facade and an ornamental enclosure between stone posts.	1911	154597
	villa	Zeppelinallee 35 location	Zeppelinallee 35 is used as the French Consulate General. It is the left half of the three-story villa at number 35/37. The villa has a neoclassical facade and the original fencing.		154598
	villa	Zeppelinallee 37 location	see house number 35		154599
	Villa Sonneck	Zeppelinallee 38 location	The neoclassical villa was built for Heinrich Irenaeus Quincke , a famous internist and surgeon at the time. He commissioned the well-known Hermann Muthesius as the architect , who built this two-story villa in the English country house style. It was privately owned until 1975, when the villa was acquired by IKB Deutsche Industriebank , which had the house renovated in eleven months and converted to meet their requirements, including the installation of a large underground car park. In 2004 the villa was sold to a private investor who, from 2004 to 2007, had the property restored to its original purpose as a residential house at a cost.	1907 to 1910	154600
	villa	Zeppelinallee 39/41 location	The semi-detached house with the house number 39/41 is a representative villa. With the neoclassical symmetrical facade made of stone blocks, the rich decoration in the window area and the lavishly profiled and ornamented roof cornice, the house stands out even in the vicinity of the villas on Zeppelinallee.	1910	154601
	Villa / Consulate	Zeppelinallee 43 location	The house Zeppelinallee 43 has been the Consulate General of Greece since 1995 . The building on the corner of Ludolfusstrasse was designed by Julius Lönholdt . Despite its unusual tower-like porch, it is a very strict late-classicist design. Ultimately, the style of the building and the importance of classicism for Greece were the main reasons for purchasing it as a consulate.		154603
	villa	Zeppelinallee 44 location	neoclassical villa with an articulated stone front; Profiled and ornamented door walls at the entrance and coffered parapet areas shape the appearance. Just like the house, the original enclosure is also a listed building	1912	154604
	villa	Zeppelinallee 47 location	representative villa, which was built in 1910 based on a design by Bruno Paul . Here, too, there is a neoclassical stone facade and the original enclosure.	1910	154605
	Corner house (Blanchardstrasse 17)	Zeppelinallee 65–67 location	The representative neoclassical villa with a rectangular floor plan, symmetrical plastered facade and double-sided wing structures under a high mansard roof has high windows between folding shutters on the side wings, e.g. Sometimes as doors behind ornamental barred balconies and the original entrance portico.	1921 to 1925	154606
	villa	Zeppelinallee 69 location	two-storey neoclassical villa with a high mansard roof and a gabled risalit with historicizing decorative shapes. Client Wilhelm Rohmer (* February 13, 1850 Bockenheim † February 28, 1912 Meran), married to Helena de Chapeaurouge (* December 5, 1877; † October 3, 1960 Frankfurt). Wilhelm Rohmer is the namesake of Rohmerstrasse and Rohmerplatz in Frankfurt-Bockenheim . Today the seat of an industrial association.	1910	154607
	villa	Zeppelinallee 77 location	Neoclassical villa with symmetrical plaster / sandstone facade by Alfred Bruno Engelhardt	1912	154608
	Frauenfriedenskirche	Zeppelinallee 99–103 location	On the initiative of Hedwig Dransfeld , the chairman of the Catholic German Women's Association , the monumental, architecturally significant and artistically richly appointed church was built by Hans Herkommer .	1927 to 1929	156938
	villa	Zeppelinallee 105 location	neoclassical villa based on designs by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948) with a symmetrical facade characterized by garlands.	1921 to 1923	154587
	villa	Zeppelinallee 107 location	neoclassical villa based on designs by Wilhelm Derlam (1877–1948) with a symmetrical facade characterized by garlands. The building is now the residence of the US Consul General.	1921 to 1923	154588

New Bockenheimer cemetery

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A large number of graves and buildings in the new Bockenheimer Friedhof are under monument protection. These are shown in the cemetery article.

literature

• Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Supplements. Limited special edition. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2000 ( materials for monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).
• Heinz Schomann, Volker Rödel, Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Revised 2nd edition, limited special edition on the occasion of the 1200th anniversary of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Societäts-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1994, ISBN 3-7973-0576-1 ( materials on monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).
• Volker Rödel: Monument topography / The Frankfurt district cemeteries, ISBN 978-3-921606-61-2 , 2007.
• Thomas Zeller: The architects and their building activities in Frankfurt am Main from 1870 to 1950. Frankfurt am Main 2004, ISBN 3-921606-51-9 .

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Bockenheim  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Cultural monuments in Hessen