List of cultural monuments in Limburgerhof

The list of cultural monuments in Limburgerhof includes all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate community Limburgerhof including the districts of Kohlhof and Rehhütte . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 18, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Old Colony monument zone	Limburgerhof, Brunckstraße 1–39, Sieglestraße 1–40, Speyerer Straße 22–32 (even numbers) Location	1900/01	BASF workers' housing estate , Ludwigshafen, 1900/01, architect Eugen Haueisen ; one-and-a-half-story semi-detached houses, brick buildings on stone plinths, half-hip roofs; single-storey extensions with laundry room, house gardens
Monument Zone New Colony	Limburgerhof, Carostraße 1–16, 18, 20, Hanserstraße 2–6 (even house numbers) and 8–24, Kaiserallee 9–27 (odd house numbers), Knietschstraße 1–24, Knospstraße 10–40 (even house numbers), Berliner Platz 13 location	1913 ff.	BASF workers' housing estate, Ludwigshafen, 1913 ff., Architect Theodor Fischer , Munich; Units of two to six semi-detached houses, single-storey plastered buildings, some with crooked hips and dormers, entrances behind loggias with two-flight outside stairs; single-storey extensions with laundry room, house gardens; Associated with: Feierabendhaus (see Berliner Platz 13)
Monument zone Mennonite cemetery	Kohlhof, north of the village; Hallway im Rehfeld, short tub location	1840	Created in 1840, expanded around 1940; inclined panels as tombs	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
After-work house	Limburgerhof, Berliner Platz 13 location	1913	After work house of the BASF housing estate; Structures based on classical palace buildings, 1913, architect Theodor Fischer, Munich
Protestant parish church	Limburgerhof, Kirchenstraße 1 location	1955-57	Reinforced concrete skeleton construction, ribbon of windows below the flat roof, free-standing bell tower, 1955–57, architect Egon Freyer , Speyer	more pictures
Catholic parish church of St. Boniface	Limburgerhof, Kirchenstraße 21 location	1936/37	monumental hall building with bell tower, sacristy, vestibule, 1936/37, architect Josef Ohmer , Ludwigshafen	more pictures
Residential houses	Limburgerhof, Parkstrasse 4–10 location	1914	Teachers' residences; single-storey row of houses with mansard roof, 1914
school	Limburgerhof, Parkstraße 12 location	1914	Former school building of BASF, representative cast-stone-integrated hip roof building, 1914
Castle in the park	Limburgerhof, Parkstrasse 43 (with no. 41 and 45) location	1826	former castle of Countess Waldner von Freundstein, three-part complex, 1826; Classicist plastered building (No. 43), set back two sandstone-articulated hipped roof buildings (No. 41 and 45)
park	Limburgerhof, Speyerer Strasse location		emerged from the park of the Limburger Hof estate built around 1810, today's appearance mainly after 1826 under Friedricke Countess Waldner von Freundstein, three-part park: English landscape garden, probably by Johann Zeyher , Schwetzingen; Vegetable and plant garden; Orchard or leaseholder garden; Park reduced in size in 1920 and 1969; therein Schlösschen (Parkstrasse 43), tower (Weinbietstrasse) and former Simultankirche (today New Apostolic Church, new building from 1982)
Milestone	Limburgerhof, Speyerer Straße, at No. 14/16 location	second half of the 19th century	Milestone; Mannshaoher sandstone pillar, second half of the 19th century
Capitol plays of light	Limburgerhof, Speyerer Straße 107a location	1954	including the furnishings, especially in the foyer, cinema from 1954 that has been preserved in its original state rare example of a cinema still in operation from the 1950s in Rhineland-Palatinate
Limburgerhof train station	Limburgerhof, Speyerer Straße 129 Location	1854	former train station, originally Mutterstadt main train station; Neoclassical plastered building, built in 1854, wooden goods shed (sold in 1992), toilet block	more pictures
Tower in the park	Limburgerhof, Weinbietstrasse location	1834	three-storey tower with a pavilion-like tower, high arched openings, 1834	more pictures
Mennonite Church	Kohlhof, No. 5 location	1887/88	sandstone-integrated clinker brick building, marked 1887/88; with equipment	more pictures
Courtyard	Kohlhof, No. 8 location	1809-11	Dreiseithof, 1809–11; Ridge system, partly half-timbered; Quarry stone barn, partly half-timbered; Servants' house; one-and-a-half-storey stable and drawer building
Residential building	Kohlhof, No. 10 location	1840	Double house, 1840, half-timbered house marked 1724, bay window around 1900; Half-timbered barn
Villa Denis	Rehhütte, No. 5 location	1880/81	Gründerzeit clinker building on an irregular ground plan, mansard hipped roof, tower-like risalit with tent roof, 1880/81, garden
Residential and administrative buildings	Rehhütte, No. 9 location	1874	Residential and administrative building with hipped roof, 1874 with older parts; Well trough, marked 1845; Mill, 18th or 19th century
Courtyard	Rehhütte, No. 19 and 13 location	17th to 20th century	angular former courtyard, 17th to 20th century; Half-timbered house with gallery on the courtyard side, 17th century, partly extensively renovated in the 18th century; Gate drive at the outbuilding probably before 1617; Due to renovation around 1920, uniform appearance of all building (parts) as one and a half story solid buildings, partly half-timbered