List of cultural monuments in Koblenz old town

The list of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Altstadt includes all cultural monuments in the Koblenz-Altstadt district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Koblenz . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 18, 2017).

The cultural monuments are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, which has existed since 2002 .

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Old town monument zone	Within Peter-Altmeier-Ufer, Kornpfortstraße, Entenpfuhl, Am Plan, Altengraben, An der Moselbrücke location		Core city within the former area of the late antique-early medieval fort (today within Peter-Altmeier-Ufer, Kornpfortstraße, Entenpfuhl, Am Plan, Altengraben, An der Moselbrücke); besides Roman traces, many traces of medieval substance; the old town is characterized by numerous buildings from the 18th century (often increased in the 19th century); Centers are the churches of Liebfrauen and St. Florin , which go back to antiquity, including their surroundings with buildings that characterize the square ( Bürresheimer Hof , 1659/60, Altes Kauf- und Tanzhaus , 1419-25, 1724 rebuilt, Schöffenhaus 1528-30); so-called plan with city headquarters (1719–22) and city school (1776); Münzplatz with Metternicher Hof (1674 with older parts) and former mint master's house (1763), north-facing residential and commercial building development 1919–21 by Koblenz architect Konrad Reich; former electoral castle (core around 1277) and medieval Balduin Bridge	more pictures
Four towers monument zone	Am Plan 2, Löhrstraße 2, Marktstraße 1 and 2 Lage	1689-1692	three- or four-storey residential and commercial buildings with elaborate corner cores above barrel-vaulted quarry stone cellars, end of the 17th century, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications		from the 3rd century	City fortifications Roman wall (end of the 3rd century): Traces in the course of the road from the Moselle bridge over the Altengraben, Am Plan, Entenpfuhl, Kornpfortstraße back to the Moselle; in the hill-like elevation of the area surrounded by these roads and in the adaptation of streets and parcel boundaries to the course of the Roman walling; preserved parts of the north wall under Burgstrasse 3/5/7 (underground car park) as well as rudiments of round towers, in the basement of the castle (Burgstrasse 1) remains of the north and west wall, (Burgstrasse 2) remains of the western wall, at the southern end of Altenhof 5 remains of Tower 7, in the area of Marktstrasse parts of the fortifications of the south flank, under St. Michaelskapelle parts of tower 10, Kornpfortstrasse (underground car park) remains of tower 15 and wall connection, in the corner towers of the rectory of Liebfrauen (Florinspfaffengasse 14) remains of tower 16 and 17 , under the choir of St. Florin Tower 18, in the Kreuzgarten of St. Florin Tower 19 medieval city wall: re-fortified under Archbishop Arnold II of Isenburg from 1242–59 , continued from 1276 under Archbishop Heinrich II of Finstingen ; surviving parts in the Schanzenpforte (backs of houses 3-35, odd numbers), Kleinschmittsgäßchen (backs of houses 55-65, odd numbers), Löhrstraße 71 (back), on the former Moseleck at the top of the bastion in the lower stone layers, between former old department store and Balduin Bridge ; Houses at Burgstrasse 1, 3, 5 on the Moselle side on the city wall; two semicircular towers at Schanzenpforte 15 and 35, the tower converted into a residential building in Kleinschmittsgäßchen 67; at the Balduin Bridge a semicircular Staufer wall tower (at the Moselle bridge without number) Baroque city wall: bastions in the 17th and 18th centuries, new baroque fortifications with double walls and moats, from 1655 by fortress builder Johann Lollio , known as Saddeler, extension 1734/35, architect Balthasar Neumann ; surviving parts of the wall with cordon closure on the Moselle between the department store and paradise as well as beyond the Moselle railway bridge to the end of the half-bastion, 2 coat of arms of Archbishop Karl Kaspar von der Leyen , indicative of around 1660 and 1671, coat of arms stone (damaged) of Elector Johann VIII. Hugo von Orsbeck as spoil on property Neustadt 2 Prussian fortification: longest preserved section (so-called castle wall) of the crenellated throat fortification from the Deutsches Eck to the castle , removed after 1890 at Schartenhöhe , with three subsequent passages at castle height : a gate with wrought iron door leaves from the 19th century and two wall openings (2009) for inspection of the eastern palace complex as part of the construction work for the 2011 Federal Horticultural Show	more pictures
Door run	Altengraben, at No. 13a Lage	1749
Residential and commercial building	Altengraben 17 location	18th century	three-storey late baroque row residential and commercial building, late 18th century, extension in 1890/91, facade reshaped in 1921
Residential and commercial building	Altengraben 25 location	around 1700	three-storey row residential and commercial building, Renaissance tradition, probably around 1700; probably pre-baroque quarry stone cellar
Residential and commercial building	Altengraben 50 location	1907	Four-storey row residential and commercial building, baroque core, conversion and Art Nouveau remodeling, marked 1907
Residential and commercial building	Altengraben 52 location		four-storey row residential and commercial building, baroque core, conversion and Art Nouveau remodeling around 1900; Quarry stone cellar in the core medieval
Residential building	Altenhof 11 location	around 1700	former courtyard, three-window house, the core around 1700, 19th century addition, shop installation 1924; inside / to the Altengraben house, probably 15./16. Century, over two probably medieval stone cellars, gable around 1750
Residential and commercial building	Altenhof 19, Hohenfelder Straße 1 location	1906	Five-storey corner apartment and commercial building, iron framework construction, neo-renaissance, neo-baroque, art nouveau forms, architect Carl Rudolph
Residential and commercial building	Altlöhrtor 8 position	1719	three-storey residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, formerly characteristic of 1719
St. James Chapel	At the old hospital location	1355	late Gothic house-integrated plastered building	more pictures
Fountain	Location on plan	1806	Classicist square block with gable ends, connected to the first electoral water pipe in 1806
Residential and commercial building	On plan 1 location	18th century	four-storey residential and commercial building, 1st half of the 18th century; with equipment
Bay window	On the plan, at No. 2 location	1692	elaborate corner bay window, marked 1692; Part of the " four towers "
City headquarters	On plan 9 location	1719-1722	Baroque mansard roof building with elaborate outside staircase, 1719–1722, architect Johann Georg Judas , neo-baroque conversion 1911/12 to the main fire station , architect Friedrich Neumann
Municipal school	On plan 11 location	from 1776	former municipal school; twelve-axis, partly three-storey mansard roof building with arcades, from 1776, architect Nikolaus Lauxen , neo-baroque conversion 1911/12 into the main fire station , architect Friedrich Neumann; defining the plaza
Drouven's house	On plan 13 location	1778-1779	three-storey baroque / early classicist residential and commercial building, mansard roof building with three exposed sides, barrel-vaulted cellar, 1778/79, architect probably Christian Trosson
Residential and commercial building	On plan 30 location	18th century	three-storey baroque residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, 18th century
St. Michael cemetery chapel	At the Liebfrauenkirche location	1660	south of the choir of the Liebfrauenkirche , two-story, baroque hall building on the Roman city wall, marked 1660 (renewal) and 1752; with equipment	more pictures
Catholic Church of Our Lady	At the Liebfrauenkirche location	1180-1205	Romanesque pillar basilica without transepts, started around 1180, heightening of the choir and double tower facade in the first quarter of the 13th century (double lanterns and onion hoods late Baroque), late Gothic long choir 1403–30, architect Johannes von Spey, southern side choir completed around 1457, heightening of the gallery between the towers and tracery windows 1463–66, baldachin Madonna 1702, portal 1765, baroque sacristy extension 1776, architect Nikolaus Lauxen ; Conversions from 1852, architect Vinzenz Statz , Cologne; Choir window 1992 by Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen ; with equipment	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 1 location	18th century	Corner residential and commercial building, plastered half-timbered building with curved gable, early 18th century, older in core, pre-baroque cellar
Residential building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 3 location	around 1700	four-axis plastered building on an older quarry stone cellar, around 1700, and heightened after 1850
Residential building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 5 location	around 1700	four-axis plastered building on an older cellar, around 1700, and heightened after 1850
Residential and commercial building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 7 location	around 1700	Three-axle residential and commercial building above an older cellar, around 1700, after 1850
Residential building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 9 location		three-axis plastered building on an older basement, around 1700, and heightened after 1850
Residential building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 11 location	around 1700	four-axis plastered building over an older basement, around 1700, and heightened after 1850
Residential and commercial building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 16 location	1899	Four-storey Wilhelminian style corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated clinker brick building with mansard roof, 1899, architect Heinrich Beyerle
Residential and commercial building	At the Liebfrauenkirche 17 location	1889-1890	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, baroque core, neo-classical remodeling 1889/90, older quarry stone cellars; defining the streetscape
Memorial stone	At the Liebfrauenkirche, in front of No. 19 Lage	1926	Memorial stone in memory of the Grenzau feud of 1347, above the stone plaque, 1926
Balduin Bridge	At the Moselle bridge location	around 1342 / 1343-1429	Stone bridge that has been modified several times and is essentially medieval	more pictures
kiosk	At the Moselle bridge (without number) location	1923	Polygonal brick-clad brick building, 1923, architects Huch & Grefges
Residential and commercial building	At the Moselle bridge 7 location	1889-1891	four-storey row residential and commercial building, polychrome clinkered Wilhelminian style building, 1889–91, architect Peter Friedhofen
Residential and commercial building	At the Moselle bridge 9 location	1889-1891	four-storey residential and commercial building, polychrome clinkered Wilhelminian style building, 1889–91, architect Peter Friedhofen
Residential and commercial building	At the Moselle bridge 11 location	1889-1891	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, polychrome clinkered Wilhelminian style building, 1889–91, architect Peter Friedhofen
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 3 location	1902-1903	four-storey Art Nouveau row residential and commercial building, 1902/03, architects Gebrüder Friedhofen
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 5 location	1905-1906	four-storey row residential and commercial building, classical and art nouveau forms, 1905/06, architects Gebrüder Friedhofen
Old brewery	Braugasse 4 location	1889-1891	four-story, nine-axis late historical residential and commercial building with pent roof, 1889–91, architect Josef Thillmann; medieval cellar
Residential and commercial building	Braugasse 6 location	1891	five-storey, eight-axis residential and commercial building with pent roof, neo-renaissance, 1891, architect Josef Thillmann
Old castle	Burgstrasse 1 location	13th Century	Three-storey main building, seated on the city wall , in the core early Gothic with hipped roof, north-east tower in the core possibly Roman, upper floor with chapel and north-west tower between 1418 and 1439, stair tower 1st third of the 16th century, reconstruction of the eastern side of the town between 1556 and 1567, conversions and Extensions of the western section 1680–82, architect Johann Christoph Sebastiani	more pictures
basement, cellar	Burgstrasse, under No. 2 location		medieval barrel vaulted cellar with parts of the Roman city wall
Residential and commercial buildings	Burgstrasse 4/6/8, Paradies 2 location	1910-1911	four-storey row residential and commercial buildings with portico and mansard roof (new saddle roof at No. 4), 1910/11, architect Conrad Reich
Facades, cellars and city walls	Burgstrasse, at No. 7, and at Florinsmarkt 1a Lage	1863/1875	three- and four-story plastered facades, 1875 and 1863, two-story basement, 1863; Buildings on the courtyard side partly on the medieval city wall, behind it part of the Roman city wall
hotel	Burgstrasse 10 location	1876	dominant three-storey neo-renaissance building with mansard roof, marked 1876; groin vaulted cellar, probably Romanesque
Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 12 location	19th century	four-storey row residential and commercial building, 2nd half of the 19th century, quarry stone facade
Residential and commercial building	Burgstrasse 16 location	19th century	four-storey row residential and commercial building, 2nd half of the 19th century, partly brick-lined half-timbering (plastered)
Oberpostdirektion	Clemensplatz 1–5 location	after 1881	three-storey four-wing building, neo-renaissance and neo-baroque, shortly after 1881, architect Hermann Cuno ; defining the cityscape	more pictures
facade	Clemensplatz, at No. 7 location	around 1786	Five-axis plastered facade of the three-storey residential and commercial building integrated into the house, around 1786, heightened and remodeled around 1865, architect Hermann Nebel
Facade of the Lassaulx house	Clemensstrasse, at No. 2 location	1786-1787	three-storey baroque / early classical facade of the house with hipped roof, 1786/87, architect probably Christian Trosson
Kaiser Wilhelm Monument	Danzig freedom location	1897	monumental memorial with equestrian statue, marked 1897; Granite-faced substructure by Bruno Schmitz , copper sheet figure group by Emil Hundrieser , sculptures by August Vogel	more pictures
Coming from the German Order	Danzig Freedom 1 location	1279	Remains of the south wall of the church, consecrated in 1306; Ruins of the late Gothic chapel, consecrated in 1354/55; Rheinbau, three-storey gothic plastered building with gable turret and stair tower with tent roof, 1279 (last converted into the Ludwig Museum for contemporary French art); fortification wall on the Rhine and Moselle side with gate system with casemates; groin vaulted cellar of the Moselle building; Ruins of the archive servant house included in the new building	more pictures
Clement Fountain	Deinhardplatz location	1791	Obelisk with four stone bowls, marked 1791, connected to the first electoral water pipe , moved here from Clemensplatz in 1970	more pictures
Hotel Trierer Hof	Deinhardplatz 1 location	1786	three-storey baroque / early classical hipped roof building, 1786, architect probably Christian Trosson
City Theatre	Deinhardplatz 2 location	1787	two-and-a-half-story, early classical plastered building, marked 1787, architect Peter Joseph Krahe ; Furnishing	more pictures
Headquarters of the Deinhard sparkling wine cellar	Deinhardplatz 3 location	1786	three-storey, eleven-axis main building, 1786, architect Nikolaus Lauxen , extensions and expansion of the cellars, especially the third third of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century; former administration, production, storage and packing buildings in the courtyard, the barrel-vaulted Deinhard Congress Hall in the former office and cellar administration building, early 1950s, architect Igor Grinzoff , demolished in 2008	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Eltzerhofstrasse 2 location	1891-1893	Four-storey late historical residential and commercial building, clinker brick building with mansard roof, sgraffito decor, marked 1891, completed in 1893
Residential and commercial building	Eltzerhofstrasse 3 location	1895	four-storey residential and commercial building, polychrome clinkered neo-renaissance facade, probably 1895, architect Carl Becker; defining the streetscape
Residential and commercial building	Eltzerhofstrasse 4 location	1893	four-story row residential and commercial building with mansard roof, neo-renaissance, 1893, architect Anton Heins; defining the streetscape
Residential and commercial building	Eltzerhofstrasse 6 location	1892-1893	Sophisticated four-storey row residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, neo-renaissance forms, 1892/93, architect Anton Heins
Gorreshaus	Eltzerhofstraße 6a location	1865-1866	opulent neo-Gothic festival and assembly building with hipped roof, inscribed 1865, architect Hermann Nebel , multiple conversions and additions (1883, 1898/99); Equipment, completed in 1866
Residential building	Eltzerhofstrasse 8 location	1894-1895	four-story brick building, 1894/95, architect Carl Roedig
Residential building	Eltzerhofstrasse 10 location	1894-1895	four-storey brick building, 1894/95
Residential building	Eltzerhofstrasse 12 location	1894-1895	four-storey plastered building, 1894/95
Residential and commercial building	Eltzerhofstrasse 14 location	1893-1894	four-storey late historical row residential and commercial building, clinker brick facade, built in 1893/94, architect Carl Roedig; to the rear on the street at the old hospital wall section of the Franciscan monastery
Residential and commercial building	Entenpfuhl 12 location	around 1875	four-storey row residential and commercial building, polychrome clinker brick facade, around 1875, architect Conrad Haßlacher
Residential and commercial building	Entenpfuhl 13 location	around 1750	four-storey semi-solid row residential and commercial building, around 1750
Residential and commercial building	Entenpfuhl 17 location	around 1770	three-storey late baroque row residential and commercial building, around 1770
city wall	Entenpfuhl, at No. 37 location	3rd century	quarry stone wall at the rear, remainder of the Roman city wall	Image wanted BW
Klawitter department store	Confirmation Street 2 location	1897	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, rich neo-renaissance building with mansard roof, 1897, architect Karl Axer, Cologne, changed several times until 1905, tower construction 1916
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 9 location	around 1666	three-storey baroque / early classicist row residential and commercial building with mansard roof, the core around 1666, remodeling in 1787; Furnishing
Residential and commercial building	Firmungsstrasse 11 location	1713	three-storey panel-clad row residential and commercial building, rich art nouveau decor, 1713; Partially demolished in 1903 and renewed except for the older rear building
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 13 location	around 1713	three-storey residential and commercial building, around 1713, modified in the 19th century; on the ground floor cast-iron pilasters and front door (19th century)
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 15 location	around 1713	three-storey residential and commercial building, around 1713, modified in the 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 17 location	around 1713	Three-storey residential and commercial building, around 1713, changed in the 19th century, front door and shop fittings around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 19 location	around 1713	three-storey residential and commercial building, around 1713, modified in the 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 21 location	after 1750	three-storey row residential and commercial building, after 1750, extension of the 19th century; Quarry stone cellar
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 23 location	18th century	four-storey row residential and commercial building, 18th century, late historical redesign (neo-Renaissance) and remodeling from 1890, architect Heinrich Beyerle; in the core pre-baroque cellar
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 25 location	18th century	three-storey row residential and commercial building, core of the 18th century; probably pre-baroque cellar
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 27 location	around 1770	Richly ornamented three-storey corner residential and commercial building, the core around 1770, architect Johann Peter Hömberger, heightening and redesigning around 1900, Art Nouveau facade marked 1903
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 28 location	18th century	four-storey row residential and commercial building, core in the 2nd half of the 18th century, around 1910; probably pre-baroque quarry stone cellars
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation street 33 location	around 1700	three-storey early baroque residential and commercial building, three-window house, around 1700, changed at the beginning of the 20th century
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 34 location	1773	three-storey baroque row residential and commercial building with mansard roof, 1773, architect Nikolaus Lauxen ; Baroque staircase, front door around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation street 36 location	1773	three-storey baroque row residential and commercial building with mansard roof, 1773, architect Nikolaus Lauxen
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation Street 38 location	1839-1840	Classicist facade of the three-storey residential and commercial building, 1839/40
Residential and commercial building	Confirmation street 44/46 location	18th century	Three- or four-story residential and commercial buildings, essentially 18th century, changed several times between 1897 and 1906, combined with a 12-axis facade in 1921
Evangelical Florins Church	Florinsmarkt location	1102 ff.	former collegiate church; Romanesque pillar basilica with double tower facade, started soon after 1102, post-Gothic tracery window 17th century, triangular gable of the towers 13th century, pointed helmets around 1899, Gothic apse, middle of the 14th century, south portal, around 1710, architect probably Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn ; with equipment	more pictures
Residential building	Florinsmarkt 1 location		four-storey neo-Gothic building on a medieval-modern city wall, neo-Gothic bay window 1894, architect Otto Nebel
Residential and commercial building	Florinsmarkt 2/4 location	1711	three-story, two-axle residential and commercial buildings, no. 4 marked 1711; Quarry stone cellar
Residential building	Florinsmarkt 2a location	1873	simple neo-classical plastered building, 1873, extension in 1906; older quarry stone vaulted cellars
Residential and commercial building	Florinsmarkt 6 location	around 1695	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, rich half-timbered building, around 1695, ground floor and quarry stone vaulted cellar
Architectural parts	Florinsmarkt, at No. 8/10 location	18th century	late baroque door and window frames, 2nd half of the 18th century; Figure niche probably at the same time; Entrance garments at the Florinsmarkt with medieval stones
Bürresheimer Hof	Florinsmarkt 9, 11, 13 location	1659-1660	stately three-story Renaissance main building, 1659/60, architect Kapuzinerpater Bonitius, Linz, 1st extension 1705-08; Wing construction (No. 11) 1704–06 with basalt portal from 1659/60; 2. Extension between 1714 and 1774, representative late Baroque “gallery building”, 1771/74, architect Nikolaus Lauxen ; Reconstruction ( synagogue ) 1847/48, architect Johann Claudius von Lassaulx	more pictures
Fraueneck	Florinsmarkt, at No. 14 location		Facades and street-side rooms of a five-story corner apartment building and office building, heightening and tower construction, probably 3rd third of the 19th century, neo-Renaissance forms; medieval quarry stone cellar
Old department store	Florinsmarkt 15 location	1419-1425	Erected 1419–1425; Representative two- or three-storey solid building with a late Gothic core, 1410–25, reconstruction in 1476, baroque reconstruction in 1678, especially in 1724 with facade remodeling, clock tower, mansard hipped roof, architect Johann Georg Judas with the assistance of Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn	more pictures
Schöffenhaus	Florinsmarkt 17 location	1530	small defensive late Gothic solid building, marked 1530; barrel vaulted cellar; defining the cityscape with the old department store and Bürresheimer Hof	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Florinsmarkt 18/20 location	17th century	four-storey three-window houses, late 17th century; baroque stone cellars
Residential building	Florinsmarkt 21 location	around 1855	Three-window house, around 1855; barrel vaulted cellar
Residential building	Florinsmarkt 23 location	around 1855	four-storey classicist house, around or after 1855; barrel vaulted cellar
Residential building	Florinspfaffengasse 5 location	1702	eight-axis baroque house, 1702; Cellar and spolia Romanesque
Scholastery of the St. Florin Monastery	Florinspfaffengasse 6 location	1725	three-storey plastered building, marked 1725, increase in the 2nd half of the 19th century; Neo-Gothic chapel in the courtyard
Peter Friedhofen Chapel	Florinspfaffengasse, at No. 6 location	1854	single-nave quarry stone building with gable roof turret, 1854, architect Vinzenz Statz , Cologne; with equipment
Residential building	Florinspfaffengasse 9 location	1709	three-storey, six-axle house, Romanesque core, reconstruction after destruction in 1709, heightened at the end of the 19th century; Cellar and northern gable wall probably 12th century
Vicarage Liebfrauen	Florinspfaffengasse 14 location	1680-1682	baroque courtyard, 1680–1682, architect Johann Christoph Sebastiani ; three-wing hipped roof building, round towers in the core 15th century or Roman; Bay window from 1709, architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn (?); Basalt portal of the former Bassenheimer Hof, reconstruction in 1701/02
Barbara monument	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring location	1907	1907 created by Georg Schreyögg for the fallen soldiers of the Rhenish field artillery regiment No. 8 as a monumental fountain with a group of figures; Reconstructed in 2014 with original parts	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 2 layer	1907-1908	three-storey monumental tuff cuboid with a mansard hipped roof, neo-classical motifs, 1907/08, architect Conrad Reich
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 4 layer	1906-1907	Part of the group of three houses, tuff cuboid construction with rectangular bay windows and curved gable, 1906/07, architect Conrad Reich
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 6 layer	1906-1907	Part of the group of three houses, tuff block construction with segmental arches, 1906/07, architect Conrad Reich
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 8 layer	1906-1907	Part of the group of three houses, tuff cuboid construction with standing and segmental bay windows, 1906/07, architect Conrad Reich
Residential and commercial building	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 10 layer	1905-1906	four-storey row residential and commercial building, tuff-structured mansard roof, Art Nouveau forms, 1905/06, architect Carl Rudolph
Imperial Post Office Directorate	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring, at No. 14-20 location	around 1905	representative three-wing, four-story building complex, clad in sandstone and shell limestone, octagonal stair tower with neo-Gothic motifs, around 1905; after gutting in 1986 only the facade was preserved	more pictures
Alliance House	Friedrich-Ebert-Ring 32/34, Viktoriastraße 41 location	1954-1955	Architect, Government Builder Ludwig Goerz, Wiesbaden; Reinforced concrete building with grid facade and steel windows, partly travertine clad, four-story corner building, seven-story transom connecting at right angles, flight roofs; inside the cross bar spiral staircase
Residential and commercial building	Gemüsegasse 8 location	1706	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, marked 1706, addition and neo-Renaissance remodeling, 3rd third of the 19th century; Quarry stone cellar probably medieval
Facade and basement	Gemüsegasse, at No. 10 location	17th century	four-story neo-renaissance facade and cellar of a row house, late 17th century, heightened and remodeled in 1880
Residential and commercial building	Görresstrasse 2 location	1893	four-storey Wilhelminian style row residential and commercial building, 1893, architect Anton Heins
Residential and commercial building	Görresstrasse 3 location	1892-1893	four-storey, eight-axle Wilhelminian style row residential and commercial building, 1892/93, architect Anton Heins
Residential and commercial building	Görresstraße 4/6 location	1894-1895	three-storey row double residential and commercial building, clinker brick building with arched windows, 1894/95, architect Josef Meurer
Residential building	Görresstrasse 5 location	1893	four-storey Wilhelminian style row residential and (former) commercial building, clinker brick facade with arched windows, 1893, architect Anton Heins
Residential and commercial building	Görresstrasse 8a location	1894-1895	three-storey row residential and commercial building, clinker brick building, 1894/95, architect Otto Nebel
Residential and commercial building	Görresstrasse 10 location	around 1895	four-storey row residential and commercial building, clinker brick facade, neo-renaissance forms, around 1895
Residential and commercial building	Görresstrasse 12 location	1895-1897	four-storey late historical corner apartment and commercial building, 1895–97, architect Josef Meurer; defining the streetscape
Görres high school	Gymnasialstrasse 3 location	1894	Former royal Prussian grammar school, elongated three-storey brick building with risalites, neo-renaissance forms, triumphal arch-like entrance gate, marked 1894, extension in 1909	more pictures
Stairwell	Gymnasialstraße, at No. 4/6/8 location	1954	Staircase, glazed half-cylinder, of the residential and commercial building, 1954, architect Josef Heinrich	Image wanted BW
Residential and commercial building	Jesuitengasse 3 location	16th Century	four-storey, single-axis residential and commercial building, probably end of the 16th century, heightening and mansard roof 19th century
Residential building	Jesuitengasse 7 location	18th century	four-storey three-window house, 18th century, heightened and redesigned around 1900
Franciscan corner	Jesuitengasse 8 location	18th century	four-storey residential and commercial building, in the core of the 18th century, heightening and classicist remodeling around 1850, second conversion and Art Nouveau facade in 1913, architect Rohr & Bruckmann, Worms; Quarry stone cellar
Johannes Müller Memorial	Jesuitenplatz location	1899	Bronze statue on a stone base, 1899 by Professor Joseph Uphues , Berlin; defining the plaza	more pictures
Jesuit Church	Jesuitenplatz location	1613-1617	belonging to the former Jesuit monastery and Jesuit college ( see Willi-Hört-Platz 1, Jesuitenplatz 2 ); Tower and facade of the three-aisled basilica, 1613-17, after the destruction of the war, a cubic new building made of cast stone and concrete, 1958/59, architect Gottfried Böhm , with furnishings	more pictures
Vicariate House of the Koblenz Jesuits	Jesuitenplatz 4 location	around 1770	three-storey plastered late baroque building, around 1770, architect Johann Peter Hömberger, with stair tower of the Jesuit church ; defining the plaza
Residential and commercial building	Josef-Görres-Platz 8 location	18th century	simple three-window house, probably 1st half of the 18th century
State main archive	Karmeliterstraße 1/3 location	1954-1956	formerly State Archives; three-part high-quality system, reinforced concrete skeleton structures, 1954–56, draft of the Koblenz State Building Authority; three-storey administration building and six-storey archive building with hipped roofs, three-storey flat-roofed connecting building; Furnishing
Main Justice Building	Karmeliterstraße 14 location	1958	nine-storey high-rise, four-storey wing buildings, tuff-clad reinforced concrete skeleton buildings, 1958, architect Viertel und Ries, Mainz; in the south courtyard “Die Liegende” by Erwin Echternach, in the north “Penguin group on the water” by Rudi Scheuermann
Basilica of St. Castor	Kastorhof location	817-836	former collegiate church; three-aisled tufa basilica with double tower facade (mid-11th century) and choir-flank towers on the foundations of a Carolingian predecessor building, mainly in the middle of the 12th century and around 1200; with equipment	more pictures
Castor fountain	Kastorhof location	1812	Fountain monument to the glorification of France and the Emperor Napoleon , basalt block, marble fountain bowls, 1812, design Dagobert Chauchet , sculptor Rauch, Aachen	more pictures
South wing of von der Leyen's court	Kastorhof 2 location	1725	three-storey baroque hipped roof building with pillar arcades, 1725, architect Johann Georg Seiz , with late Gothic chapel
Boys' school in the parish of St. Kastor	Kastorhof 6 location	1847-1848	quarry stone building with four-axis basalt stone, 1847/48, architect Johann Claudius von Lassaulx
Rectory of the Basilica parish of St. Kastor	Kastorhof 8 location	1827-1829	stately plastered structure with five or six axes, passage and pedestrian gate, 1827–29, architect Johann Claudius von Lassaulx
Chief forester of the Koblenz district government	Kastorhof 10 location	1891-1892	Late historical plastered house-integrated building, 1891/92, architect Hendrichs
Residential building	Kastorhof 19 location	last third of the 19th century	five-storey, five-axis late historical house, built in the last third of the 19th century
Administration building	Kastorpfaffenstrasse 21 location	around 1900	three-storey solid building with clinker brick facade, neo-Gothic shapes, around 1900
German emperor	Kastorstrasse 3 location	around 1490	former inn "German Kaiser"; five-storey residential tower with arched frieze and battlements, dendrodated around 1490, changes in the 17th, 19th and early 20th centuries	more pictures
city wall	Kleinschmittsgäßchen, to No. 55-65 (odd numbers), Löhrstraße 71 Lage		Part of the medieval city wall	Image wanted BW
City wall tower	Kleinschmittsgäßchen, at No. 67 location		semicircular tower of the medieval city wall
bridgehead	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer location	1819	Head of the former ship bridge on the left bank of the Rhine , two pillar-like basalt lava components, 1819	more pictures
Gauge house	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer location	1609-1611	former Rhine crane, octagonal plastered building, marked 1611, architect Peter Werner; Rhine level 1887	more pictures
Shell fountain	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer location	around 1900	Fountain, neo-baroque, probably around 1900, removed in 2009, whereabouts unknown
Bridge houses	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 1 and 3 location	before 1914	originally the access to the ship's bridge flanking bridge houses, single-storey plastered buildings with vestibules and swinging roofs, before 1914, architect Friedrich Neumann
Koblenzer Hof	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 2-6, Rheinstrasse 1-5 location	1912-1913	Former Grand Hotel Koblenzer Hof, five-story neo-classical monumental building with two-story porch, attic floor, 1912/13, architect Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz , Cologne, movie theater 1914	more pictures
Prussian government building	Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 8-12, Government Street 7 location	1902-1906	former building of the royal (district) government, two- to four-storey monumental neo-Romanesque complex, facades clad in tuff stone, decorated with sculptures, 1902-06, architect Paul Kieschke , Berlin, with the assistance of Behr and Loewe, Koblenz, copper sculptures by the Cauer brothers; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Residential building	Kornpfortstrasse 2 location	16th Century	five-storey, two-axle half-timbered house (plastered), 16th century, addition and changes around 1903
Heddesdorfer Hof	Kornpfortstrasse 6 location	1695	baroque courtyard; Rear building, marked 1695, and passage on the left, probably by Johann Christoph Sebastiani ; three-storey front building with mansard roof; defining the streetscape
Residential and commercial building	Kornpfortstrasse 8 location	1893-1894	four-storey Wilhelminian style corner residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, neo-classical forms, 1893/94, architect Anton Heins
Residential and commercial building	Kornpfortstrasse 13 location	around 1749	three-storey baroque residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, around 1749
Epiphany	Kornpfortstrasse 15 location	1701	former Eltz-Rübenacher Hof, three-storey two-wing hipped roof building, marked 1701, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani , rear building 1779	more pictures
Merchant guild house	Kornpfortstrasse 17 location	1708-1709	five-axis hipped roof building, single-axis entrance extension, marked 1709; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Catholic Sacred Heart Church	Löhrrondell 1a location	1900-1903	monumental neo-Romanesque basilica with double tower facade, two choir towers and crossing tower, 1899 and 1900–03, architect Ludwig Becker ; Furnishing	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Löhrstrasse 2 location	1691	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, elaborate corner bay window, 1691, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani ; Part of the " four towers "
Bay window	Löhrstrasse, at No. 45 Lage	1713	polygonal baroque corner bay window, 1713
facade	Löhrstrasse, at No. 47/49 Lage	1913	The facade of the four-story row apartment building and office building with its Art Nouveau-style varied neo-baroque forms, marked 1913, architect Conrad Reich
facade	Löhrstrasse, at No. 51/53 Lage	1888	Rich clinker brick facade of the four-story row residential and commercial building, marked 1888
Residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 1 location	1690	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, elaborate corner bay window, 1690, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani ; Part of the " four towers "
Bay window	Marktstrasse, at No. 2 location	1689	elaborate corner bay window, marked 1689; Part of the " four towers "
Residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 3 location	18th century	Three-storey row residential and commercial building, baroque three-window house with mansard roof, essentially 18th century, changes between 1895 and 1909
Residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 5 location	18th century	three-storey row residential and commercial building, baroque three-window house with mansard roof, early 18th century, remodeled in the early 20th century
Residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 10 location	1700	four-storey row residential and commercial building, three-window house, marked 1700
Residential and commercial building	Marktstrasse 12 location	17th century	four-storey row residential and commercial building, three-window house, end of the 17th century
Residential and commercial building	Mehlgasse 6 location	17th century	three-storey row residential and commercial building, three-window house, mid-17th century, facade remodeling at the end of the 19th century; Furnishing; Quarry stone cellar
Facade and basement	Mehlgasse, at No. 8 location	third third of the 17th century	four-storey facade, remodeled in 1891; Cellar, third third of the 17th century
Facade and basement	Mehlgasse, to No. 9 location	1840-1850	Façade in the Lassaulx tradition of the three-window house, 1840/50; basement, cellar
Facade and basement	Mehlgasse, to No. 10 location	17th or 18th century	Facade of the baroque house, 17th or 18th century; Quarry stone cellar
facade	Mehlgasse, to No. 11 location	around 1850	Facade, around 1850; Double residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building	Mehlgasse 12 location	17th century	three-storey residential and commercial building, the core of the 17th century, neo-Gothic remodeling in the second half of the 19th century; Quarry stone cellar with medieval spoilage
Facade and basement	Mehlgasse 14 location	from the 12th century	probably a medieval quarry stone cellar; Remains of a tower, probably before the 13th century; baroque facade, 18th century
Spolia and cellar	Mehlgasse, at No. 16 Lage		medieval and modern spoils, medieval quarry stone cellar
House Metternich	Münzplatz 7/8 location	1674	former Metternicher Hof, three-storey, six-axis plastered building, 1674 including older parts (Romanesque south gable, cellar)	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Münzplatz 14/15, Münzstraße 3 location	1910-1911	four-storey residential and commercial buildings with hipped mansard roof, 1910/11, architect Conrad Reich; Gate building with Secco painting by William Straube (Paradise)
Old coin	Münzstrasse 1 location	1761-1763	former mint master's house of the electoral mint, baroque mansard hipped roof, 1761/63, architect probably Johannes Seiz	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Münzstraße 2/4 location	around 1900	four-storey Wilhelminian style corner residential and commercial building, mansard roof building with elaborate facade, around 1900; pre-baroque cellars
Architectural parts	Münzstraße, at No. 10 location	around 1900	Elaborate entrance and shop window area, around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Münzstrasse 12 location	18th century	three-storey residential and commercial building, late baroque mansard roof, end of the 18th century, furnishings; in the core pre-baroque stone cellars; three-storey rear building
Residential and commercial building	Münzstrasse 14 location	17th century	three-storey row residential and commercial building, early baroque three-window house, end of the 17th century; Quarry stone cellar; three-storey rear building
basement, cellar	Münzstrasse, under No. 16 Lage		two pre-baroque stone cellars	Image wanted BW
Residential and commercial building	Münzstrasse 18 location		three-storey residential and commercial building with mezzanine, baroque core, addition of storeys and facade remodeling in 1891; Quarry stone cellar; Secret Annex
facade	Neustadt, at No. 4 location	around 1930	four-story neo-classical facade, around 1930
Bank and administration building	Neustadt 5 location	around 1860	three-storey classical plastered building with passage, around 1860
Deutsche Bundesbank branch Koblenz	Neustadt 6/7 location	1935-1937	former Reichsbank branch, palazzo-like three- or four-story representative building, partly faced with tuff panels, 1935–37, architect Heinrich Wolff , Berlin; Votive tablet of the knight Melchior Herr von Eltz and Langenau walled in in the passage, inscribed 1608
Residential and office building	Neustadt 8 location	around 1790	three-storey residential and office building, early classicist town house, around 1790, architect Christian Trosson
Electoral Palace	Neustadt 24 location	1777-1793	Early Classicist layout based on the French model, two-and-a-half-story, 37-axis corps de logis with risalits, hipped roof, side circular buildings with pavilions, first drafts 1776/77 by Pierre Michel d'Ixnard and Johannes Seiz , site management from 1779 Antoine-François Peyre le jeune , local site management Christian Trosson (until 1782) and Johann Andreas Gärtner , Dresden, completed in 1786; Chapel 1789–91, architect Antoine-François Peyre le jeune; Interiors by Friedrich August Stüler , 1842–45 some late Classicist changes / additions by Johann Claudius von Lassaulx ; after war destruction, reconstruction in 1950/51; Sandstone sculpture in the garden, 1854 by Johann Hartung	more pictures
portal	Poststrasse, at No. 1 location	around 1900	Skylight portal, around 1900
Winninger wine bars	Rheinzollstrasse 2 location	1838-1839	former girls' school in the parish of St. Kastor; siebenachsiges residential and commercial building, quarry stone, breakdown by greywacke, tuff, lava, 1838-39, architect Johann Claudius of Lassaulx , attic 1912/13 for the Rhein-Museum changed
city wall	Schanzenpforte, to No. 3-47 (odd numbers) position		Part of the medieval city wall that has been partially preserved in full	Image wanted BW
City wall tower	Schanzenpforte, to No. 15 position		semicircular tower of the medieval city wall
City wall tower	Schanzenpforte, at No. 37 location		semicircular tower of the medieval city wall	Image wanted BW
Spiral staircase	Schlossstrasse, in No. 1/3 position	1950s	Spiral staircase in a four-story office building, mid-1950s, architect Martin Ufer	Image wanted BW
Administration building	Schlossstrasse 2 location	1954-1956	Administration building of the Koblenz Chamber of Commerce and Industry , simple four-storey plastered building, light-flooded entrance hall, 1954–56, architects Martin Ufer / Igor Grinzoff / Friedhelm Worm; Furnishing
High Presidium of the Rhine Province	Stresemannstrasse 1, 3, 5 location	1907-1910	three-storey, castle-like neo-baroque mansard hipped roof, Art Nouveau influence, 1907-10	more pictures
Residential building	Under the star 4 position	16th Century	three-storey mansard roof building with stair tower, probably 16th century, three-window house
Residential building	Unterm Stern 6, Peter-Altmeier-Ufer 50 location	around 1768/69	two- or four-storey plastered basalt stone structure, around 1768/69; defining the cityscape with Unterm Stern 4 and Kornpfortstraße 27
portal	Weißer Gasse location	1754	Portal of the former Dominican monastery , ornate rococo portal , 1754 by Nikolaus Binterim, Mainz
stone	Willi-Hört-Platz location		Stein at the passage from Gymnasialstraße to Jesuitenplatz, origin and function uncertain; Part of a city gate (?) Or a Roman pile bridge (?) Or in connection with viticulture (?)
Schängelbrunnen	Willi-Hört-Platz location	1940-1941	Bronze and basalt reliefs, 1940/41, designed by Carl Burger , Mayen	more pictures
town hall	Willi-Hört-Platz 1, Jesuitenplatz 2 location	16./17. century	former Jesuit monastery and Jesuit college, three closely connected building complexes, late Renaissance / early baroque, today town hall I and II; former Jesuit church : see Jesuitenplatz Former monastery building: three-storey three-wing complex, “central building” (south wing) and west wing, Renaissance buildings, 1588/89 and 1591/93, architect Georg Monreal, Plaidt, “Fürstenbau” (east wing), 1670/71, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani , furnishings ; former Jesuit college: twelve-axis plastered building with tower-like corner attachments, 1694–1701, architect probably Johann Christoph Sebastiani, portal decoration by Lorenz Staudacher; Furnishing; three-story extension wing, around 1910	more pictures