List of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Lützel

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The list of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Lützel includes all cultural monuments in the Koblenz-Lützel 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
Monument zone Feste Kaiser Franz Mayener Strasse, Bodelschwinghstrasse
Location 		1816-1822 Remainder of the festivals named after the Austrian emperor, part of the Prussian fortress Koblenz , 1816–22 based on the main design of the engineer officer Le Bauld de Nans et Lagny, abandoned in 1890, decongested in 1920, demolition of the main redoubt in 1959;
Preserved: entire gate system, from the main reduit the southern end building and parts of the northern end building with communication to the Bubenheimer Flesche, remains of the jacket and ring post, entire throat reduit 		Monument zone Feste Kaiser Franzmore pictures
Monument zone Elisenstraße 1–9 (odd numbers), Antoniusstraße 16 Elisenstrasse 1–9 (odd numbers), Antoniusstrasse 16
location 		1870-1875 three-storey half-timbered buildings, rayon development probably around 1870/75, older example of lightweight construction in the fortress area Monument zone Elisenstraße 1–9 (odd numbers), Antoniusstraße 16more pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
French cemetery Location at the French
cemetery 		1870-1871 Cemetery of the French prisoners of war who died in the prison camp on Petersberg in 1870/71; Enclosure wall;
Monument to the French revolutionary general Francois Sévérin Marceau , pyramid with lion relief, 1796, design by Peter Joseph Krahe ; Moved here from Petersberg in 1820 because of the Prussian fortress construction 		French cemeterymore pictures
Neuendorfer Flesche Andernacher Strasse, at No. 100
location 		1821-1825 on the grounds of the Rhine barracks ; Part of the fortification built in 1821/25 and razed in 1890 that has been preserved underground Neuendorfer Fleschemore pictures
Residential building Blumenstrasse 1
location 		1903 historicist corner house; four-storey plastered building, neo-renaissance, 1903 Residential building
Residential building Blumenstrasse 8
location 		1896 three-storey row house, partly brick, with elaborate neo-Gothic individual forms, marked 1896, architect probably Peter Friedhofen Residential building
Residential building Mariahilfstrasse 16
location 		third quarter of the 19th century Late classical plastered building with wooden dividing elements, probably from the third quarter of the 19th century Residential building
Residential and commercial building Mayener Straße 2/4, Am Güterbahnhof 1
location 		at the end of the 19th century short row of four-story, similarly designed residential and commercial buildings, brick, end of the 19th century Residential and commercial building
Pilgrimage chapel Maria-Hilf Mayener-Straße 82
location 		1905-1907 Hall building, neo-late Gothic styles, 1905–07, architect Heinrich Beyerle, Koblenz Pilgrimage chapel Maria-Hilfmore pictures
Moselflesche Mayener Strasse, at No. 85, and Weinbergstrasse
location 		1816-1822 Remnants of the Moselflesche, the southern face with escarp with circular corridor and transverse walls and the adjoining lining wall in the obtuse angle Moselfleschemore pictures
Grave slab Mayener road, at no. 85
position 		first half of the 16th century Fragment of a grave slab with bas-relief, basalt lava, probably from the first half of the 16th century
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Maifelder Hof Neuendorfer Straße 1/3
location 		1906 four-story neo-baroque plastered building, 1906; defining the townscape Maifelder Hof
villa Neuendorfer Straße 6
location 		1901 Semi-villa; three-storey plastered building with picturesque nested volumes, neo-renaissance, 1901, architect Jacob Friedhofen, Koblenz villa
Residential building Neuendorfer Straße 15
location 		1889 four-storey plastered building, sophisticated neo-renaissance forms, marked 1889 Residential building
Falckenstein barracks Von-Kuhl-Straße 50
location 		1937-1938 Extensive barracks complex with buildings No. 1–4 built in 1937/38: three-story plastered buildings with hipped roofs; No. 8 care building, 16: 4 axes; No. 10 team home; No. 20 single-storey workshop building; Halls No. 22, 24, 25, 26, 33;
Extensions in 1951/52 by the French army: three staff buildings (No. 5, 6, 7) and No. 9, 12-16: same design language as the 1930s buildings, but four-storey as well as simple warehouse and hall buildings and smaller functional buildings (No. 17, 19, 21, 23, 24a, 27, 28, 31, 31a, 41, 43-44a, 45, 47, 49, 51, 61-63);
In front of No. 9 bronze sculpture of General August von Goeben , inscribed 1884 		Falckenstein barracksmore pictures

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