List of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Ehrenbreitstein

The list of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Ehrenbreitstein includes all cultural monuments in the Koblenz-Ehrenbreitstein district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Koblenz . The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of December 3, 2013).

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
Ehrenbreitstein Fortress monument zone	Ehrenbreitstein Fortress location	1816-1834	Castle mentioned for the first time in 1129, extensions in the following centuries, demolition in 1801, to Prussia in 1815, reconstruction as part of an overall system under the direction of the two engineer generals Gustav von Rauch and Ernst Ludwig von Aster ; The core area of the fortress encloses double fortification lines made of hornwork on the northern attack side with the present moat, high eastern front with fortress church (gallery basilica), upper castle square, lower castle courtyard, lower fortifications, including the Helfenstein plant, from the Rhine roadway, fortified stairs; first fortress after the Revolutionary Wars ; the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress system included: Fort Rheineck , built 1820/1884; Pleitenberg plant , built 1826/1879; Arzheimer Schanze , built; 1866/1873; all plants closed in 1927	more pictures
Monument zone of the former electoral residence	Hofstrasse 257 / 257a, 257b, 257c, 258 Lage	18th century	former electoral residence: Pagerie (Hofstraße 258): Baroque fortress gate building with mansard roof, 1690/92 by court architect Johann Christoph Sebastiani ; Dikasterialbau (Hofstraße 257 / 257a; administrative seat of the Hofkammer): three-storey complex of 25: 4 axes with central and corner projections, gable roof with mansard roofs over the projections, 1738/49 under Elector Franz Georg von Schönborn according to plans by Balthasar Neumann and Johannes Seiz ; Krummstall (Hofstraße 257c): former stable building; three-storey building with 41 axes, 1738/49 according to plans by Balthasar Neumann, heightened in 1880, electoral coat of arms; Marstall: 1762 extension by Johannes Seiz, two-wing mansard roof building	more pictures
Monument zone in the Ehrenbreitstein valley	Am Markt, Am Platz, Am Treppchen, An der Kreuzkirche, Blindtal to No. 3, Charlottenstraße, Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße, Hofstraße, Helfensteinstraße, Humboldtstraße, Im Teichert No. 110 and 110a, Kapuzinerstraße, Kapuzinerplatz, Klausenbergweg to No. 10, Kellereibotsgasse, Kolonnenweg to No. 8, Lielsgasse, Meesgasse, Obertal, Trottgasse, Steilsgasse, Wambachstraße Lage	from 1700	Baroque residential town at the foot of the fortress including the electoral residence and the residential buildings from 1700

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Ehrenbreitstein city fortifications		17./19. century	Ring wall, 1672: preserved a piece on the back of Humboldtstrasse 130, round tower on the back of the property at Obertal 25; Prussian city wall, 1827/33, completed in 1854/57 under engineer officer Karl August von Cohausen : remnants of the wall on Kolonnenweg with Teichertturm, built in 1856; Luisenturm , built in 1856 (Kolonnenweg 6); Caponier on Kolonnenweg (at Kolonnenweg 8); Approaches to the blind gate built in 1832 and demolished in 1956 (at Blindtal 7); Kaponniere Klausenberg (today Rheinburg), built 1827–1833, (Klausenbergweg 5); Klausenburg (Klausenbergweg 6 / 6a / 8); western round tower of the former Sauerwassertor (also Montabaurertor), built in 1856/57 (Am Sauerwassertor or no.) with remains of walls on the slope to the Helfenstein
Residential building	At market 216 location	1948	three-storey baroque mansard roof building, after extensive destruction, reconstruction in the old form in 1948; defining the plaza
Golden Horseshoe Inn	Am Markt 223 location	1781	stately mansard roof building with an elaborate dwelling, 1781, gate passage from the late 19th century; defining the plaza
Residential building	At place 251 location	18th century	Hipped mansard roof by court architect Josef Kotz, mid-18th century, facade redesigned in a classical style; defining the plaza
Residential building	Location on podium 178	1658	Half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, 1658
Holy Cross Catholic Parish Church	At the Kreuzkirche location	1962-1964	The predecessor's crypt from 1702 to 1707; above it is an octagonal reinforced concrete structure with a slate-covered folding roof, 1962–64, architect Martin Ufer , Koblenz; Window around 1980 by Johannes Schreiter , Langen / Hessen	more pictures
Heribert Tower	At the Kreuzkirche location	16th Century	former city wall tower, now bell tower of the parish church Heilig Kreuz , last quarter of the 16th century; Three basalt grave crosses on the surrounding wall, before 1830	more pictures
villa	At the Kreuzkirche 3 location	19th century	three-storey late classicist cubic hip roof villa, neo-renaissance, late 19th century
Rectory	At the Kreuzkirche 5 location	1843-1844	ornamental structure through different types of stone (now plastered), 1843/44 according to plans by Johann Claudius von Lassaulx ; defining the townscape; on an outbuilding in a semicircular niche statue of Our Lady with child and standard of the cross
Cemetery cross and tombs	Arenberger Strasse, on the cemetery location		Cemetery cross, 18th century; two classical grave steles of the Buschmann family; Carl Wirz grave († 1837) with three cast iron tablets; Tomb of Franz and Luise Diehl with a galvanoplastic figure of a mourner, 1908
school	Charlottenstrasse 53a location	1887-1890	today Rhine Museum ; three-storey multi-colored brick building 1887/90
Ehrenbreitstein District Court	Charlottenstrasse 54 location	1899	ten-axis plastered building in neo-renaissance forms, 1899
Door and cornice	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse, at No. 151 Lage	after 1711	Rococo-shaped skylight door and acanthus cornice, probably soon after 1711
Residential building	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 153 location	1697	four-axle row house, 1697, architect court carpenter Johann Georg Judas , rebuilt in 1879 and extended in late classicist forms
Residential building	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 155 location	1697	three-axle row house, marked 1697; Inside, high-quality baroque spiral staircase, attributed to court carpenter Hans Georg Judas
Old court pharmacy	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 158 location	1838	three-storey classicist residential and commercial building, slate quarry stone building with colored structure and hipped roof, 1838; Farm building, rear building with architectural parts probably from the predecessor from 1696; Furnishing
Bushman houses	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 160/161 location	1703	Semi-detached house, two successively erected buildings of different shapes according to the plans of the fortress commandant Lieutenant Colonel Heinrich Klein, No. 160 marked 1703, extensive vaulted cellars; On the courtyard side, two spoils are walled up: basalt blocks from the demolition mass of the Philippsburg and the coat of arms of Elector Philipp Christoph von Sötern
Residential building	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 166 location	1754	three-storey house above barrel-vaulted cellar, 1754; Furnishing
Residential building	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse 167 location	1677	Stately town house, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1677, barrel-vaulted cellar
basement, cellar	Helfensteinstrasse, at No. 63/65 location		basement carved into the rock on three levels at the rear of the house	Image wanted BW
portal	Helfensteinstrasse, at No. 74 Lage	18th century	Skylight portal, basalt, plaited door leaf, late 18th century
Residential building	Helfensteinstrasse 76 location	18th century	four-axis plastered building, mid-18th century; Furnishing
Residential and commercial building	Helfensteinstrasse 79 location	18th century	Baroque row residential and commercial building, partly above barrel-vaulted cellar, probably early 18th century
Residential building	Helfensteinstrasse 85 location	around 1736	seven-axis baroque plastered building, around 1736; Furnishing
Residential building	Helfensteinstrasse 86 location	1738	Baroque mansard hipped roof building with side bay window, marked 1738; overall structural system with courtyard
Dicastery building	Hofstrasse 257 / 25a location	1738-49	three-storey complex of 25: 4 axes with central and corner projections, saddle roof with mansard roofs over the projections, 1738/49 under Elector Franz Georg von Schönborn according to plans by Balthasar Neumann and Johannes Seiz
Stable building	Hofstrasse 257c location	1738-49	former stable building, belonging to the dicastery building; three-storey building with 41 axes, 1738/49 according to plans by Balthasar Neumann, heightened in 1880, electoral coat of arms; 1762 Extension of the Marstall by Johannes Seiz, two-wing mansard roof building
Pagerie	Hofstrasse 258 location	1690/92	Baroque fortress gate construction with mansard roof, 1690/92 by court architect Johann Christoph Sebastiani	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Hofstrasse 265 location	1714-1715	three-storey plastered building with a dwelling, 1714/15 according to the plan of the court architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn
Residential building	Hofstrasse 268 location	1714-1715	three-storey red brick building, 1714/15 by court builder Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn , late-historic facade remodeling in 1904, shop fitting around 1950s; baroque interior
Residential building	Hofstrasse 270 location	1714-1715	three-storey plastered building with a dwelling, 1714/15 according to a plan by court architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn
Residential building	Hofstrasse 271 location	1714-1715	three-storey plastered building with a dwelling, 1714/15 according to a plan by court architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn , rebuilt in 1953 after being damaged in the war
Coenen's house	Hofstrasse 272 location	1713-1714	representative baroque hipped roof building with central projection and open staircase, 1713/14 according to plans by court architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn ; defining the city and the streetscape
Residential and commercial building	Hofstrasse 273 location	18th century	three-storey three-axle row residential and commercial building with mansard roof, 18th century; Furnishing
Residential and commercial building	Hofstrasse 274 location	1708	three-storey five-axis half-timbered residential and commercial building (plastered), 1708, facade around 1900 overformed in neo-renaissance decor
Residential and commercial building	Hofstrasse 277 location	18th century	Three-storey residential and commercial building with three gables, 1723, 1734 and 1803, composed of three buildings
Residential building	Hofstrasse 278, Kapuzinerstrasse 141 location	18th century	three-storey mansard roof, 18th century; next to it three-storey plastered building or clad
Residential building	Hofstrasse 279 location	around 1740	three-storey plastered building with an elaborate dwelling, around 1740, shop fitting late 19th century
door	Humboldtstrasse, at No. 126 Lage	18th century	late baroque field door, probably second half of the 18th century
Camera houses	Humboldtstrasse 127/130 location	1709-1710	three-storey Putzbauten with semicircular gables, 1709/10 to plans by the court architect Philip Honorius of Ravensteyn , from 1890 as a Capuchin monastery used
Castle	Humboldtstrasse 129 Location	1718	three-storey, seven-axis plastered building, 1718 based on plans by court architect Johann Georg Judas , facade changed after 1860; Furnishing
Residential building	Humboldtstrasse 132 location	1752	Putzbau, marked 1752; on the side facing Kapuzinerstraße in front of the three upper floors, the half-timbered facade of the former town hall built in 1672 is built in
Martin-Gropius-Bau	In the Teichert 110a location	1878	high-plinth three-storey brick building of the Berlin school with mezzanine and hipped roof, 1878 based on plans by the Berlin architects Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden ; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Residential building	Im Teichert 112 location	19th century	three-story neo-classical hipped roof building, last quarter of the 19th century
Monastery Church of St. Franziskus, St. Philippus Ap. and Charles Borromeo	Kapuzinerplatz 134 location	1655-1657	Hall building, gable facade with ridge and corner battlements, framed by similarly designed smaller facades of the Loreto chapel at the monastery entrance, 1655/57 under Elector Karl Kaspar von der Leyen (coat of arms); with equipment	more pictures
Konradhaus	Kapuzinerplatz 135 location	1874	three-storey, neo-classical, cubic hipped roof building, 1874, in the east wall part of the surrounding wall of the 17th century Capuchin monastery ; defining the cityscape
Residential and commercial building	Kapuzinerstraße 140 location		Corner residential and commercial building, three-storey baroque mansard roof, shop fittings from the 20th century
Residential building	Kellereibotsgasse 169 location	1739	three-axis half-timbered house, partly massive, formerly marked 1739
Klausenberg Chapel	Klausenbergweg location	19th century	Commemorative plaque from 1901 for Lieutenant Baron Arnold von Solemacher, who died in 1795, and 15 hunters from the Electorate of Trier	more pictures
Rheinburg	Klausenbergweg 5 location	1827-1833	built as the Klausenberg tower (Klausenberg plant) in connection with the Niederehrenbreitstein system including the town fortifications of Ehrenbreitstein in 1827/33, expanded into a castle-like villa in 1898
Cluj-Napoca	Klausenbergweg 6, 6a, 8 location	1828	built in 1828 as a wine press house, remodeling designated 1856, architect engineer-captain Karl August von Cohausen , from 1860 Schützenburg, since 1900 Cluj-Napoca, modifications 1906–19; neo-Gothic quarry stone villa, 19th century, adjacent plastered building; Complete area with garden
Luisenturm	Kolonnenweg 6 location	1856	four-storey octagonal quarry stone building with a polygonal stair tower with a tent roof, marked 1856, based on plans by engineer officer Captain Karl August von Cohausen , two wings added in 1920; in the garden baroque work pieces probably from the gardens of the former Philippsburg ; Parts of the crenellated former city wall
Mainone Palace	Lielsgasse 228/231 location	around 1760	nine-axis mansard roof, around 1760 with older parts
portal	Obertal, at No. 22 location	1892-1893	Neo-Renaissance portal of the town hall from 1892/93, which was demolished in 1976
Dähler Born	Obertal 24 location	around 1820	Well house for the sour water spring mentioned around 1300; classical plastered building	more pictures
Journeyman's House Tower	Obertal 24d location	14th Century	Five-storey hipped roof building, three basement floors residential tower in the middle of the 14th century, two upper floors 17th century
tower	Obertal, at No. 25 location	1672	Tower stump of the fortification from 1672
Old Mill	Obertal 27 location	1726	three-storey hipped roof building, marked 1726; defining the streetscape
Pallotine monastery	Obertal 30/32/34 location	1771	so-called Pallotine houses; three-storey plastered buildings, marked 1771, neo-Gothic chapel extension
Bayernlehnhof	Obertal 33 location	1705	nine-axis plastered building, marked 1705, based on plans by court architect Philipp Honorius von Ravensteyn
Residential building	Obertal 40 location	around 1770	four-story row house, partly half-timbered (plastered), around 1770, the core is probably older; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Wambachstrasse 183 location	18th century	small house, partly timber-frame (plastered), probably mid-18th century; Furnishing
Residential building	Wambachstrasse 185 location	before 1636	Residential and farm buildings with mansard roof, partly half-timbered (plastered), on an approximately quarter-circle floor plan, 18th century, the core before 1636 (city fire); defining the street and townscape
Residential building	Wambachstrasse 200 location	1754	Mansard roof building, elaborate entrance door, 1754
Mother Beethoven House	Wambachstrasse 204 location		Half-hip roof construction, partly timber-frame; Partial demolition 1985/87, reconstruction in 1989; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Wambachstrasse 205 location	18th century	Baroque plastered building, mid-18th century, essentially older
Residential and commercial building	Wambachstrasse 208 location	1717	three-storey, three-axle row residential and commercial building, marked 1717, shop fitting around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Wambachstrasse 209 location	18th century	three-storey residential and commercial building, mid-18th century, shop built in 1902; defining the streetscape