List of cultural monuments in Gleisweiler

In the list of cultural monuments in Gleisweiler , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Gleisweiler are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 7, 2019).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description
Monument zone Kurhaus Bad Gleisweiler	Badstrasse 28 location	1844	"Sun Temple Sanatorium"; late classicist main building under a hipped roof, 1844 by Leo von Klenze , large landscaped garden with pond and exotic trees and bushes in two parts, connected by a bridge over a public path; Garden pavilion (Sun Temple) around 1780, moved here from Landau (Schneider Brewery, Königstrasse / Kirchstrasse); in semicircular column position open on the south side, on top belvedere with parapet armor; other half-timbered garden houses from the 19th century and around 1910; Sculpture of a girl at the fountain called MDCCCLIX
Monument zone town center	Badstrasse 1–4 and 6, Bergstrasse 1–7, 9–11, 13 and 15–22, Hauptstrasse 3–25, Kirchstrasse 1–12, Kronstrasse 1–13 (odd numbers) and 2–8 (even numbers), Weinstrasse 1, 3 and 5 position	16th to 18th century	largely closed historical building structure with picturesque street scenes, residential buildings mainly from the 16th to 18th centuries, often half-timbered; Courtyards often with archways, with Catholic and Protestant churches
Monument zone cemetery	northeast of the village on the L 507 location	18th to 20th century	Section of the late baroque cemetery wall along Landstrasse, around 1760/62 (1780–1820?); the pillars of the entrance designed like those of the churchyard wall, enlarged in 1904; numerous tombs from the 18th and 19th centuries: Tomb of Elisabeth (1800–1871) and Heinrich (1875–1916) Unger ( picture ), historicizing sandstone stele; Tomb of JG Ellermann (1762–1822), Protestant church elder and mayor, classicistic stele with urn crown; Tomb CL Johann von Barthelemy d'Hastel (1783–1856) ( picture ), inscribed “KERN & KOLL LANDAU”, neo-Gothic stele above stairs with coat of arms and motto; Tomb of Peter Ottenat (1800–1833), pastor, classicist, large cast iron urn over sandstone cube with inscriptions and reliefs ( picture ) Baroque cemetery cross, 18th century, crucifix with St. Mary Magdalene, curved table pedestal ( picture ), probably at the same time tomb for the mayor Simon Fleischbein († 1784; father of the Heidelberg professor Heinrich Benedikt Fleischbein ) and the aldermen Heinrich Guthmann († 1779)

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Prince Luitpold Monument	Badstrasse location	1911	Red sandstone block with relief portrait, inscribed 1911
Protestant Martin Bucer Church	Badstrasse 5 location	1954	Sandstone block construction, later Heimatstil, marked 1954, portal walls marked 1616; single-storey outbuilding with Renaissance poles, marked 1594
Tithe courtyard and rectory	Badstrasse 7 location	1753	former Electoral Palatinate Zehnthof and Catholic rectory; Baroque three-wing complex, 1753, court architect S. Zeller
front door	Badstrasse, at No. 11 location	1827	Front door, marked 1827
Residential building	Badstrasse 24 location	18th century	two-part, single-storey lower stable house, partly half-timbered, probably from the 18th century; Spolie, marked 1565 ( picture )
Residential building	Badstrasse 26 location	18th century	baroque lower stable house, probably from the 18th century
Courtyard	Bergstrasse 4 location	17th and 18th centuries	Courtyard, 17th and 18th centuries; large baroque house, 18th century; Renaissance archway, side door marked 1619; Garden with retaining wall and baroque gate
Courtyard	Bergstrasse 17 location	from the 17th century	Courtyard, from the 17th century; single-storey house above the basement, marked 1616
town hall	Hauptstrasse 3 location	1842	formerly stately home; Late classical mansard hipped roof, marked 1842
Spoilage	Main street, at No. 5 location	around 1600	Stone of a Renaissance archway, around 1600
Courtyard	Hauptstrasse 7 location	1755	late baroque courtyard; Krüppelhipped roof building, marked 1755, archway marked 1763, with the Fleischbein family coat of arms and the corresponding builder inscription; Parental home of Heidelberg theology professor Heinrich Benedikt Fleischbein (1747–1793)
Residential building	Hauptstrasse 9 location	18th century	Residential house, stately baroque building with hipped roof, 18th century
Residential building	Hauptstrasse 14 location	18th century	Baroque house above the high cellar, 18th century, Renaissance archway, around 1600
Relief stone	Main street, at No. 21 location	1787	Relief stone, marked 1787
Catholic parish church of St. Stephan	Hauptstrasse 22 location	from the 14th century	Gothic former choir tower, 14th century, late baroque hall building
Crucifix and tomb	Hauptstrasse, at No. 22 location	from 1763	late baroque stone crucifix, marked 1763; Tomb of S. Fleischbein, Rococo cross, around 1784
Residential building	Kronstrasse 2 location	1728	Baroque half-timbered house above the high cellar, marked 1728
Residential building	Kronstrasse 6 location	around 1600	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1707 and 1708 ( picture ), the core probably around 1600
Wayside shrine	northeast of the village on the L 507 location	16th or 17th century	Wayside shrine; late Gothic, probably from the 16th or 17th century
Atonement crosses	northeast of the village on the L 507, on the border with Burrweiler Lage	16th Century	Atonement crosses; Sandstone, probably from the 16th century
Mill	southwest of the village (Hainbachtal 1) location	18th or first half of the 19th century	former mill; Closed complex with a gate, 18th or first half of the 19th century	Image wanted BW
Mill	southwest of the village (Hainbachtal 3) location	in the middle of the 19th century	former (?) mill; late classical hipped roof building, mid-19th century	more pictures
Forest shower	west of the village in the Hainbachtal location	1849	Forest shower; Bathing system, cold water system, 80 m long stone channel, sandstone cuboid water basin, 1849