List of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Oberwerth

The list of cultural monuments in Koblenz-Oberwerth includes all cultural monuments in the Koblenz-Oberwerth 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 official housing estate Oberwerth	Brahmsstrasse 9, 11–15, Eichendorffstrasse 15–35 (odd numbers), Goethestrasse 14–36 (even numbers), Sebastian-Bach-Strasse 33–45 (odd numbers) and 12–18 (even numbers), Richard-Wagner- Straße 11, 13, Weberplatz 1 location	1912-1926	Settlement shaped by the garden city movement, started around 1912, architects Stähler & Horn, completed around 1927 after the interruption of the war; the settlement comprises three adjoining street quarters: oldest part of the settlement (Weberplatz 1 and Sebastian-Bach-Straße 33-45): row houses, plastered buildings with mansard or hipped roof; second section (Richard-Wagner-Strasse 11, 13, Eichendorffstrasse 15-29 (odd numbers), Brahmsstrasse 12, 14, Goethestrasse 14-28 (even numbers)): plastered buildings with expressionist motifs, 1925/26; at the same time (Brahmsstrasse 9, 11, 13, 15, Eichendorffstrasse 31, 33, 35, Sebastian-Bach-Strasse 12, 14, 16, 18 and Goethestrasse 30, 32, 34, 36): semi-detached houses with expressionist motifs	more pictures
Monument zone Goethestrasse / Sebastian-Bach-Strasse etc.	Goethestraße 17/19, Sebastian-Bach-Straße 6/8/10, Uhlandstraße 2/4, Brahmsstraße 5 location	1920	Residential houses for French occupation officers, villa-like hipped roof buildings, 1920, Coblenzer Architekten BDA (Erhardt Müller and Ludwig Stähler)

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
villa	Brahmsstrasse 3 location	1913-1914	one and a half storey villa with curved hipped roof, 1913/14, architects Stähler & Horn
villa	Brahmsstrasse 5 location	1920	Villa-like hipped roof construction for French occupation officers, 1920, Coblenz architects BDA (Erhardt Müller and Ludwig Stähler)
villa	Goethestrasse 2 location	1913	sophisticated large-volume villa, 1913, architect Conrad Reich
villa	Goethestrasse 10 location	1927	Villa on a cross-shaped floor plan, brick building with hipped roofs, 1927, architect Alfred Clemens
villa	Goethestrasse 12 location	1927	tuff-structured cubic hipped roof, 1927, architect Josef Mayer
Memorial stone	Handelplatz location	1913	Memorial stone on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Emperor Wilhelm II's accession to the throne, basalt lava block, 1913
Monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I and Empress Augusta	Haydnstrasse, behind No. 1/3 location	1879	Sandstone obelisk with medallions, inscribed June 11, 1879
Waterworks	Jahnstrasse 40 location	1904	Waterworks, pumping station II, broad machine hall, brick building in round arch style, three-storey hose tower with Welscher hood, 1904, architect probably Wilhelm Maeckler	more pictures
villa	Lortzingstrasse 1a location	1911	Villa with a curved hipped roof, 1911, architect Ernst Haiger , Munich
villa	Lortzingstrasse 3 location	1930-1931	Elongated main building with single-storey porches, hipped roofs, 1930/31, architects Stähler & Horn
villa	Mozartplatz 2 location	1912	representative villa, tuff-structured mansard hipped roof, 1912, architects Stähler & Horn; defining the plaza
Residential building	Mozartstrasse 4 location	1910	Plastered building on rubble stone base, 1910, architect Otto Nebel
Residential building	Mozartstrasse 6 location	1911	villa-like semi-detached house, sophisticated hipped roof construction, 1911, architect Conrad Reich
villa	Rheinau 1 location	1909-1910	stately, axially symmetrical hipped roof building, 1909/10, architect Wilhelm Albrecht Schmidt
villa	Rheinau 2 location	1910	Plastered building partially clad with tuff panels, 1910, architect Fritz Thalwitzer
Royal Prussian Teachers' Seminar	Rheinau 3/4 location	1907-1908	important neo-renaissance building complex with three-storey main building and auditorium wing, director's house and gym extension, 1907/08, architects Fleck and Leithold; three houses with hipped roofs, 1926, architect Karl Radeboldt; overall structural system	more pictures
villa	Rheinau 8 / 8a / 8b location		stately villa, hipped roof building with viewing platform, supply and service building, with equipment; Arch bridge around 1950
Residential building	Richard-Wagner-Straße 3/5 location	1927	Large-volume semi-detached house, tuff-structured hipped roof, 1927, architects Huch & Grefges , Koblenz
villa	Simrockstrasse 5 location	around 1913	representative villa on an irregular floor plan, around 1913, architects Huch & Grefges
Foreland bridge of the Horchheim railway bridge	south-east of the location	1876-1879	Three-arched foreland bridge preserved from the railway bridge between Oberwerth and Horchheim, brick or basalt lava veneered stone construction, 1876/79, architects Hilff, Altenloh and Sarrazin	more pictures