List of cultural monuments in Königsbach an der Weinstrasse

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

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
School and community center	Deidesheimer Strasse 7 location	1893	former school and community center; late founding two-winged sandstone block construction, neo-renaissance, 1893, small outbuilding; defining the townscape
Wine cooperative	Deidesheimer Strasse 12 location	1902/03	Wine cooperative, 1902/03; Half-hip roof building, marked 1903, single-storey hall building on an irregular floor plan with pavilion, furnishings
Wayside cross	Deidesheimer Strasse, in front of No. 19 location	1815	Wayside cross, marked 1815	more pictures
Wayside cross	Erika-Köth-Straße, between No. 63 and 65 location	1845	Road cross in relief, inscribed 1845	more pictures
Spoilage	Erlenbergstrasse, at No. 18 location	1709	baroque relief stone, inscribed 1709
Residential building	Erlenbergstrasse 27 location	17th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, probably from the 17th century
Courtyard	Franz-Kugler-Straße 1 location	1856	Three-sided courtyard; Late Classicist house with jamb, marked 1856, single-storey cellar wing marked 1878
portal	Franz-Kugler-Straße, at No. 17 location	1595	Renaissance portal, marked 1595
Residential building	Franz-Kugler-Straße 19 location	18th century	Baroque hipped roof building with baluster balcony, 18th century
Bischofsschlößchen	Franz-Kugler-Straße 23 location	1759	former mansion of the auxiliary bishop Johann Adam Buckel ; Hipped roof building with outside staircase, marked 1759, stair tower with weather vane marked 1759	more pictures
Residential building	Hirschhornring 7 layer	18th century	Baroque single-storey building with a half-hipped roof, partly half-timbered, 18th century, possibly older in the core	Image wanted
Courtyard	Hirschhornring 12 layer	18th century	baroque Winkelhof ; Formed half-timbered house with portico, courtyard arch marked 1811, barn marked 1742
Courtyard	Hirschhornring 14 position	1761	late baroque courtyard; single-storey hipped roof building on high cellar, marked 1761, gate system
Residential building	Hirschhornring 17 position	1707	Half-timbered house (plastered), marked 1707, possibly older in the core	Image wanted
Residential building	Hirschhornring 21 position	1780	Late Baroque overformed single-storey hipped roof building on high cellar, marked 1780
Residential building	Hirschhornring 22 position	1802	stately classicist hipped roof building, marked 1802, gate system marked 1807, with equipment; defining the townscape
Residential building	Hirschhornring 26 location	17th century	Baroque half-timbered building (plastered) on a high cellar, probably from the 17th century	Image wanted
Parish hall	Hirschhornring 27 location	16th or early 17th century	former parish hall; Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, mainly from the 16th or early 17th century; Romanesque tower remains in the courtyard, 13th century, later added, marked 1783
portal	Hirschhornring, in No. 28 position	1612	Renaissance basement portal, marked 1612
Hirschhornschlößchen	Hirschhornring 34 location	1604	Renaissance building with crooked hip, marked 1604, staircase elevation 19th century, Renaissance gate, connecting building and barn marked 1605
Parish garden	Hirschhornring, opposite No. 34 location	early 19th century	Former parish garden with a cross-shaped path system from the early 19th century, remains of the Renaissance gate system
Rectory	Hirschhornring 36 location	1618	former rectory; Quarry stone building with half-timbered arcade, portal marked 1618, in the core probably older
sculpture	Hirschhornring, at No. 41 location	1807	Neighboring baroque Maria Immaculata, inscribed 1807
Servants' house of the Hirschhornschlößchen	Hirschhornring 43/45 position	from the 17th century	former servants' house of the Hirschhornschlößchen; No. 45 angular building with Renaissance ground floor, on the upper floor (remodeled in the 19th century) inscription stone marked 1603; No. 43 extension marked 1809; Renaissance archway; single-storey service wing, essentially early 17th century; overall structural system with (opposite) Hirschhornring 43/45	more pictures
portal	Hirschhornring, opposite No. 43/45 location	1542	Keel arch portal, marked 1542	more pictures
Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist	Hirschhornring 50 layer	1753/54	late baroque hall building with elaborate gable facade, 1753/54, architect court architect Johann Georg Stahl ; late Gothic tower, late 15th century, raised in 1903; Furnishing	more pictures
Cross and tombs	Hirschhornring, at No. 50 location	18th and 19th centuries	late baroque cross, marked 1781; two priest gravestones, around 1783 and 1820, grave cross marked 1720
War memorial	Hirschhornring, at No. 50 location	around 1925	War memorial 1914/18; Baroque relief display wall, around 1925
Residential building	Stabenbergstrasse 1 location	1744	Basically a baroque house with renewed half-timbered parts, marked 1744, an archway on the courtyard side	Image wanted
Courtyard	Stabenbergstrasse 12 location	third quarter of the 18th century	late baroque courtyard, third quarter of the 18th century; single-storey hipped mansard roof building, furnishings, archway, two courtyards	more pictures
Wayside cross	On Harlenweg east of the village, at the intersection with Heidböhlweg; Hallway Heidböhl location	1879	Wayside cross; inscribed 1879, metal body	more pictures
Observation tower	northwest of the village on the Stabenberg location	1904	former observation tower; Raised cuboid substructure with access via consoles, marked 1904, architect O. Volker
Stations of the Cross	north of the village on the way to the Klausenkapelle Lage	1817	Stations of the cross ; eight gabled houses with neo-Gothic groups of figures, 1817, on the way to the Catholic pilgrimage chapel of St. Fourteen Holy Helpers ; the remaining six stations on Ruppertsberger district	more pictures
Loog rocks and landmarks	northwest of the village in the forest not far from the Stabenberg Lage	17th to 19th century	four locations: Rock no.9 marked 1752/1776 Rock no.10 marked 1752/1776 Stele marked 1826, stone slab marked 1694 Steinplatte marked 1694	more pictures
Mount of Olives Chapel	in Wingert north of blossom road, northeast of the village; Corridor alimony location	1879	Boss block construction, 1879, limestone figures by Josef Wilhelm Renn , Speyer, 1902

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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