List of cultural monuments in Hambach an der Weinstrasse

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In the list of cultural monuments in Hambach an der Weinstrasse , all cultural monuments of the Hambach an der Weinstrasse district of the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Neustadt an der Weinstrasse are 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 in the center of Mittelhambach Bildgasse 1–7, Schloßstraße 1–55, 2–62, 66, Weinstraße 230–240, 246–264, 239–275, Grasgasse 1 and Banngasse 2
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16th to 20th century Almost completely preserved historical town center buildings from the 16th to 20th centuries, predominantly wineries with archways Monument zone in the center of Mittelhambachmore pictures
Monument zone in the center of Oberhambach Freiheitstrasse 1 and 2, Weinstrasse 140–176 and 151–183
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18th and 19th centuries Almost completely preserved buildings with wineries, 18th and 19th centuries with older parts Monument zone in the center of Oberhambachmore pictures
Hambach Castle monument zone southwest of the village on the Schlossberg
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first half of the 11th century probably founded in the first half of the 11th century, owned by the Speyer Cathedral from 1100 to the beginning of the 19th century, expanded several times, especially in the 13th century, restored several times, razed in 1688, under Crown Prince Maximilian 1845–46 neo-Gothic expansion by August von Voit ; Repairs 1955–57, 1965–69, 1979–82 thorough restoration and complete interior work (architects H. Augeneder, Bad Dürkheim , and H. Römer, Kaiserslautern ), renovation of the outer ring wall from 1994 to 2000, renovation from 2006; Remains of a late Carolingian-Ottonian wall line (9th / 10th centuries); partially expanded ruins of the “Kestenburg”, remains of the keep, probably around 1200, high cloak, four-storey palace from the 13th century, outer ring wall partially preserved; small remains of the neo-Gothic castle Hambach Castle monument zonemore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Portal and lintel Andergasse, at No. 42
Lage
1618 Renaissance lintel, marked 1618; Renaissance basement portal Portal and lintel
Courtyard Andergasse 48
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19th century Hook yard; single-storey baroque half-hip roof building, 19th century, basement portal marked 1613, courtyard arch marked 1812 Courtyard
Courtyard Andergasse 50
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late 16th century former episcopal forester's house; Courtyard, the core from the late 16th century; Renaissance building with half-hipped roof, stair tower, courtyard gate marked 1585, wine cellar portal marked 1619 Courtyard
Window and portal Andergasse, at No. 57
Lage
1571 Sliding stone window and cellar portal, marked 1571 Window and portal
Wayside shrine Andergasse, at No. 64
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1873 Wayside shrine; Pietà, inscribed 1873 Wayside shrine
Door run Andergasse, at No. 73
Lage
1605 Gate run, marked 1605; Sandstone cellar, marked 1601 Door run
Courtyard Andergasse 91/93
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second half of the 16th century Four-sided courtyard; Two single-storey residential buildings with a Renaissance core, rebuilt in the 18th century, basement portal from No. 93 marked 1574, Renaissance archway marked 1595, barn with half-timbered gable Courtyard
Spolia Andergasse, at No. 106
Lage
13th Century medieval pointed arches, 13th century Spolia
Lintel Banngasse, at No. 2
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1567 Renaissance lintel, marked 1567 Lintel
Residential building Bildgasse 1
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17th or 18th century Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, half-hip roof, 17th or 18th century
portal Bildgasse, at No. 2
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1604 Renaissance basement portal, marked 1604
portal Bildgasse, at No. 4
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1573 Renaissance basement portal, marked 1573; Sandstone foil, marked 1738 portal
Courtyard Bildgasse 6
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1720 Einfirsthof; Baroque house, marked 1720, pent roof extension marked 1723 Courtyard
Protestant Pauluskirche Dr.-Wirth-Straße 17
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1958 Hall building with concrete grid facades and semicircular apse, campanile, 1958, architect W. Ecker, Landau, colored glazing by H. Jürgens, Godramstein; with equipment Protestant Pauluskirche
Shell niches and architectural parts Enggasse, at No. 19
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from 1594 Shell niche with a baroque Mother of God; Basement portal marked 1776; single-storey extension marked 1829; Gate pillar marked 1594 Shell niches and architectural parts
Early Knife House of Our Lady Enggasse 20
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1753 former early knife house of Our Lady; Building complex partly on a terraced hillside, residential building 1753, extension or new construction of the outbuildings in 1781, barn conversion in 1889, changes and neo-baroque chapel in 1912, architect J. Graf, Speyer Early Knife House of Our Lady
Spoilage Enggasse, at No. 34
Lage
18th century Ofenstein, 18th century Spoilage
Gate pillars and cemetery cross Enggasse, corner of Römerweg
Lage
1823 two classicist gate pillars in relief; Cemetery cross, marked 1823 Gate pillars and cemetery cross
Catholic rectory Freiheitstrasse 2
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1738/50 stately late baroque hipped roof building, 1738/50, with furnishings Catholic rectory
Window frames Freiheitstrasse, at No. 6
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1670 Renaissance garments, marked 1670 Window frames
Portal garments Freiheitstrasse, in No. 10
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1598 Renaissance portal garments, inscribed 1598 (?); inside a plastered building with a Renaissance core that was later changed and enlarged in 1683
Spolia Freiheitstrasse, at No. 13
Lage
1742 Baroque keystones, marked 1742 and 1770 and a volute stone Spolia
Courtyard Freiheitstrasse 15
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third quarter of the 18th century Courtyard area; Late Baroque building with a crooked hip roof, third quarter of the 18th century, figurine niche with the Virgin Courtyard
Courtyard Freiheitstrasse 19
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1592 Courtyard area; Hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, marked 1592, cellar portal marked 1598, porch with winter garden 1923, courtyard arch marked 1604 Courtyard
Residential building Freiheitstrasse 23
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1791 Late Baroque single-storey hipped roof building on a high cellar, marked 1791 Residential building
portal Grasgasse, at No. 9
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early 13th century Romanesque arched portal, early 13th century portal
sgraffito Horstweg, at No. 21
Lage
1958 Sgraffito, 1958 by G. Vorhauer, Hambach sgraffito
Cemetery cross, war memorial and tombs Diedesfelder Weg, Horstweg 27, in the Lage cemetery
around 1900 road-side fence with gate system, 1895; Cemetery cross, marked 1895; War memorial 1866 and 1870/71, raised obelisk, 1910; Family grave site S. Lederle († 1875), including Georg Friedrich Grohé († 1919): electroplating of an angel; Tomb of the R. Brettinger family, edicle-like frame with high relief of Christ Cemetery cross, war memorial and tombs
Catholic Church of St. Jacob Jakobusplatz 1
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1750/51 late baroque hall, 1750/51, prince-bishop master builder Johann Georg Stahl , Gothic choir tower raised in 1748, medieval wall painting, rococo furnishings; Baroque crucifixion group in the churchyard, inscribed in 1731 by JJ Weber junior, Herxheim; on the outer wall gravestones from the 15th, 18th and 19th centuries Catholic Church of St. Jacobmore pictures
Courtyard Kirchbergweg 4
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last quarter of the 18th century late baroque hipped roof building, last quarter of the 18th century, on a Renaissance high cellar; Barn extension, niche stone in barn construction, inscribed 159 (?) Courtyard
Residential building Klosterstrasse 2
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1800 Stately, neighboured hipped roof building, gate system marked 1800 Residential building
Portals Klosterstrasse, at No. 8
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1575 Renaissance portals, one marked 1575
Press house and architectural parts Klosterstrasse 9
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16th and 17th centuries Press house with half hip, 17th century with older parts; Residential house in the lower parts from the Renaissance period, portal marked 1590, in the barrel-vaulted cellar, well shaft from the construction period; from the same period single-storey (stable?) building Press house and architectural parts
Spoilage Klosterstrasse, in No. 13
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1599 Renaissance (coat of arms) stone, inscribed 1599
Wayside shrine Mittelhambacher Straße, by the Hambacher Mühle
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15th century late Gothic wayside shrine with a niche, 15th century Wayside shrine
Wayside cross Mittelhambacher Strasse, at No. 2
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1818 Neighboring wayside cross, marked 1818 (?) Wayside cross
Freytag mausoleum Römerweg
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1911 Neoclassical concrete rotunda with risalits, 1911, architect H. Bergthold, Munich Freytag mausoleum
Residential building Schlossstrasse 2
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1564 single-storey hipped roof building, marked 1564 and 1565, extension and renovation in the 18th century; Renaissance archway marked 1548 (?); Furnishing
Archway and architectural parts Schlossstrasse, at No. 3
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from 1548 Archway, marked 1548; Renaissance robes; Portal to the wine press house, marked 1750 Archway and architectural partsmore pictures
Gate system Schlossstrasse, at No. 4
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1617 Flat arch portal, marked 1607; Gate system, marked 1617
Residential building Schloßstraße 6
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17th century Baroque half-timbered house on a massive high cellar, probably from the 17th century
Spoilage Schlossstrasse, at No. 10
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1598 Renaissance polie, marked 1598
Gate system Schlossstrasse, at No. 11
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1596 Renaissance gate system, marked 1596
archway Schlossstrasse, at No. 12
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1595 Renaissance archway, marked 1595 archway
basement, cellar Schlossstrasse, in No. 14
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1534 Late medieval high cellar with a late Gothic portal, marked 1534


Gate post and sculpture Schlossstrasse, at No. 15
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from 1600 Renaissance gate pillar, around 1600; baroque house figure, 18th century Gate post and sculpture
Spoilage Schlossstrasse, at No. 16
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1603 Keystone, marked 1603
Courtyard Schlossstrasse 18
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1831 four-wing courtyard, classicist facade marked 1831, older in the core (cellar portal marked 1589) Courtyardmore pictures
Residential building Schloßstraße 19
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18th century Baroque hipped roof building with group of sculptures (niche), 18th century, late Gothic archway probably from the 16th century, cellar portal marked 1609 Residential building
Portal and window frames Schlossstrasse, at No. 23
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1518 late Gothic portal, marked 1518, Renaissance window frames Portal and window frames
Residential building Schlossstrasse 25
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1564 Renaissance house, marked 1564, 1589 and 1616, second floor from the third quarter of the 18th century Residential building
Courtyard Schlossstrasse 27
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16th to 19th century late baroque property, 16th to 19th century, eleven-axis baroque house, marked 1707 and 1783, furnishings; saddle roof building with vestibule in the courtyard, marked 1808; Renaissance archway, marked 1593; former stable, probably around 1783, with older parts; Spolie in the courtyard wall, marked 1756 Courtyard
Courtyard Schloßstraße 29
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Mid 18th century late baroque courtyard; five-axis house, mid-18th century, portal on the annex building, marked 1609, half-timbered floor 19th century; Renaissance lintel stone, marked 1595
archway Schlossstrasse, at No. 30
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1568 Archway, marked 1568; segment arch portal profiled in the passage archway
portal Schlossstrasse, at No. 32
Lage
around 1600 Renaissance cellar portal and (sales?) Opening, around 1600
portal Schlossstrasse, at No. 35
Lage
1586 Portal, marked 1586; in the rear building
archway Schlossstrasse, at No. 41
Lage
1725 Baroque archway with relief, marked 1725
Residential building Schloßstraße 42/44
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1709 Elongated baroque angular building with hipped roof, marked 1709 and 1710 Residential building
archway Schlossstrasse, at No. 46
Lage
1591 Renaissance archway, marked 1591
Courtyard Schloßstraße 49
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17th century Renaissance half-timbered house, partly solid, 17th century, wine press / barn building marked 1601 Courtyard
Residential building Schloßstraße 56
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18th century single-storey baroque half-timbered house, 18th century, on a massive high cellar, marked 1616; Remains of the medieval roof structure Residential building
Portals Schlossstrasse, at No. 57
Lage
1561 Renaissance portal, inscribed 1561 (?); on the new cellar portal of the predecessor, marked 1846 Portals
Gate system and portals Schlossstrasse, at No. 58/60
Lage
from 1556 former “Mohre-Jule” inn; Gate system designated 1570; at No. 60 portal marked 1603, at No. 58 basement portal marked 1556 Gate system and portals
Courtyard Schloßstraße 63/65
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17th century Hook courtyard with a two-part baroque house, partly half-timbered, 17th century, No. 65 marked 1668; in the barn Spolie, marked 1665; Economy denotes 1933 Courtyard
Farm yard of the Geispitz castle Schloßstraße 100/102
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16th to 20th century former farm yard of the Geispitz castle, 16th to 20th century; House in the south-west: Renaissance building, renovation marked 1665; Residential building in the southeast: plastered building on a Renaissance high cellar, marked 1687 and 1928 (roof zone), outside staircase; so-called press house: single-storey building with a crooked hip roof, marked 1613; Portal in the former courtyard wall marked 1614; Overall system Farm yard of the Geispitz castle
Kindelsbrunnen Schlossstrasse, in front of No. 100
Lage
1601 Early modern well room, marked 1601
Geispitz Castle Schloßstraße, opposite 100
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from the 16th century Remains of the Geispitz castle with a substructure wall (probably from the 16th century), in the embankment wall a baroque pilaster portal and a spoiler, marked 1859, garden shed with pyramid roof (around the middle of the 19th century) Geispitz Castle
Lichtenberger property Weinstrasse 110
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1847 former winery, 1847; stately classical hipped roof building with jamb, three-wing economy Lichtenberger property
Spoilage Weinstrasse, at No. 142
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1759 late baroque keystone, marked 1759 Spoilage
Spoilage Weinstrasse, at No. 144
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1533 Sandstone fall, marked 1533 Spoilage
school Weinstrasse 146
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1724 former school; Winkelbau, 1724, neo-classical renovation in 1822, heightening and remodeling of the Heimatstil in 1909 school
War memorial Weinstrasse, at No. 146
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1928 War memorial 1914/18; Ashlar wall, St. Michael, fountain system; 1928 by B. Müller-Ruby, Freiburg, extension 1956 War memorial
winery Weinstrasse 153/157
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1884 stately late classical winery, furnishings, 1884; No. 153 hipped roof building, No. 157 angled hipped roof building, wall painting in the passage winery
Residential building Weinstrasse 156
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18th century late baroque house, 18th century, arched archway, marked 1718 Residential building
archway Weinstrasse, at No. 158
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1718 Baroque archway, marked 1718 archway
Courtyard Weinstrasse 159
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17th to 19th century stately four-sided courtyard, 17th to 19th century; late baroque house, 18th century, former wine press house with jamb, Renaissance poles marked 1600 (?) and 1608, sandstone poles on the courtyard side marked 1533, press house Courtyard
Residential building Weinstrasse 161
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first half of the 18th century former prince-bishop's cooperage; Baroque building with hipped roof, first half of the 18th century, shell niche with baroque sculpture; Extension with arcade, 19th century, possibly older in the core (1773?) Residential building
Courtyard Weinstrasse 163
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Mid 18th century Winery; late baroque hipped roof building, mid-18th century, extension marked 1852, equipment Courtyard
Courtyard Weinstrasse 165
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late 18th century Dreiseithof, late 18th century; single-storey late Baroque half-hipped roof building with jamb, 1808, Renaissance portal marked 1619, courtyard entrance marked 1789, quarry stone barn, spoilage; Furnishing Courtyard
Press house Weinstrasse 166
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1844 Classicist wine press house, marked 1844; defining the street image ( image ) Press house
Spoilage Weinstrasse, at No. 171
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1575 Inscription stone, inscribed 157 (?) 5 Spoilage
Spoilage Weinstrasse, at No. 175
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1778 late baroque keystone in relief, marked 1778 Spoilage
winery Weinstrasse 179
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1818 former winery; seven-axis hipped roof construction, marked 1818, single-axis hipped roof construction, marked 1881 winery
winery Weinstrasse 181/183
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1839 former winery; Classicist house, marked 1839, winter garden from the late 19th century; Furnishing winery
school Weinstrasse 204
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1876 former school, today: house of clubs; late classicist type construction, hipped roof, marked 1876; with equipment ( picture ) school
Wayside shrine Weinstrasse, between No. 226 and 228
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1617 Top of a holy house, marked 1617, wooden relief and fountain 1950s Wayside shrine
Courtyard Weinstrasse 232
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16th Century Building complex, essentially from the 16th century, sales window and archway, marked 1570 ( picture ) Courtyard
Courtyard Weinstrasse 234
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from 1600 angular system; Courtyard gate, marked 1605, in residential building with classifying parapet decoration, 19th century; Renaissance building to the rear, marked 1600 ( picture ) Courtyard
Courtyard Weinstrasse 238
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1605 Courtyard area; Baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, rear building marked 1605, upper floor probably from the 18th century, intermediate building with half-timbered Courtyard
basement, cellar Weinstrasse, in no. 240
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1583 Cellar with archway, marked 1583; barrel vaulted cellar with portal, marked (1) 605; baroque arched portal; Ofenstein inscribed 1714 basement, cellarmore pictures
Oak fountain Weinstrasse, in front of No. 242
Lage
second quarter of the 19th century Classical running fountain, second quarter of the 19th century Oak fountain
archway Weinstrasse, at No. 245
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1595 Renaissance archway, marked 1595 archway
Archway and architectural parts Weinstrasse, at No. 248
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1562 Renaissance archway, marked 1562; Renaissance arched portal on the building behind; Window frames; three octagon pillars Archway and architectural parts
archway Weinstrasse, at No. 251
Lage
1723 baroque archway, marked 1723 ( picture ) archway
Parish hall and inn "Zum Engel" Weinstrasse 256
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from 1610 former parish hall and inn "Zum Engel"; two hipped roof buildings of the Renaissance period, partly half-timbered, marked 1787 and (inside) 1610, archway marked 1602, above dance hall around 1861, pilaster portal marked 1612; defining the plaza Parish hall and inn "Zum Engel"
Gasthaus "Zur Pfalz" Weinstrasse 258
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1839 former restaurant "Zur Pfalz"; Classicist hipped roof building from 1839, Renaissance archway marked 1601 and 1839; Rear building with the former dance hall, marked 1898 Gasthaus "Zur Pfalz"
Courtyard Weinstrasse 262
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1619 Three-sided courtyard; Basically renaissance plastered buildings, marked 1619 (?), baroque skylight portal marked 1739 Courtyard
town hall Weinstrasse 264
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1739/40 former town hall; Baroque hipped roof building with clock tower, 1739/40, architect probably JG Stahl, cellar arcades marked 1912 town hall
Fountain Weinstrasse, at No. 264
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1911 classifying fountain, marked 1911, by B. Müller and G. Christmann Fountain
archway Weinstrasse, at No. 267
Lage
1570 Renaissance archway, marked 1570 archway
Torborgen Weinstrasse, at No. 269
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1747 Baroque gate, marked 1747 Torborgen
portal Weinstrasse, at No. 274
Lage
around 1600 Renaissance portal, around 1600 portal
Basement and portal Weinstrasse 276
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1561 Vaulted cellar with Renaissance portal, marked 1561 Basement and portal
Milestone east of the village on the K 9; Corridor Viehgasse
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second half of the 19th century Sandstone cylinder, second half of the 19th century Milestone
Weather cross west of the place on the Heidelberg ; District Am Hinterberg
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1717 Cross, marked 1717 Weather cross
Weather cross west of the place on the Heidelberg; District Auf dem Heidelberg
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1712 Cross, marked 1712 Weather cross
Wayside shrine west of the village above the ax throwing facility; Hirschtal district
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15th century Wayside shrine; late Gothic, red sandstone Wayside shrine
Hellerplatzhaus west of the village on Hellerplatz ; Hellertal district
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1910 also Neustadter Hut; broad-arched boss block building, partly boarded up, marked 1910, architect Heinrich Ullmann , Speyer, extension 1922 and 1931, architect J. Müller (mirror-image extension 1981/82); with equipment Hellerplatzhausmore pictures
Inscription stones west of the place on the Nollenkopf : District Hirschtal
Lage
1696 three inscription stones, marked 1696 Inscription stones

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