List of cultural monuments in Mainz-Oberstadt

The list of cultural monuments in Mainz-Oberstadt lists all cultural monuments in the Oberstadt district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Mainz . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (status: January 4, 2018)

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Altes Gaswerk	Weisenauer Strasse 15 location	1853-55	former gas works of the city of Mainz on the former Favorite plant; South-east front: two defensive structures, east side: neo-Gothic red sandstone blocks in pavilion construction, 1853–55, architect Joseph Dörr	more pictures
Monument zone at the Gautor	Am Gautor 15, Kästrich 1–5 (odd numbers) position	at the end of the 19th century	Neo-Baroque perimeter block development of residential and commercial buildings on the corner of Kästrich and Am Gautor, the western flank of the planned new city entrance instead of the Gautor, which was demolished and relocated in 1896	more pictures
Monument zone at the Roman camp	Am Fort Josef 1, 2, 3, 5, Am Linsenberg 2–6 (even numbers), Am Römerlager 25–43 (odd numbers), 28–40 (even numbers), Augustusplatz 1–5 (odd numbers), Hochgesandstraße 1 , Langenbeckstraße 28–38 (even numbers) location	from 1920	Residential area on the high plateau between the baroque bastion ring and the baroque outer fort, developed from 1920 for various developers, open block development in neo-baroque design in the style of the Heimat style, two-storey plastered buildings with extended mansard roofs, front gardens inside the block, commercial gardens, rows of trees to delimit the roadway	more pictures
Monument zone at the rose garden	At the monastery garden 1–15 (odd numbers) and 2–6 (even numbers); Am Rosengarten 1–31 (odd numbers) and 2–14 (even numbers); Am Stiftswingert 3, 5; At Karlsschanz 5, 7 and 10–16 (even numbers); On the Albansberg 2–14 (even numbers); Hechtsheimer Straße 62–78 (even numbers) location	from 1909	preferred residential area of ​​the Mainz upper middle class; high-quality villa buildings on large plots, Darmstadt Art Nouveau, neo-baroque and country house style, 1909–14; some with bauzeit union fencing , rhythmic grouped Wohnhausbauten for French officers' families, 1919-21 commissioned by the Reich Office assets of different Mainzer architects, two-storey solid buildings in classical forms, architectural cast stone, verschieferte hipped roofs belonging gardens	more pictures
Monument zone An der Favorite	At Favorite 2, 4, Göttelmannstraße 56 location	1922	Group of buildings erected in 1922 by the Reich Property Management for French officer's families; three two-story couple, plastered buildings with sparse sandstone structures and hipped roofs in a prominent urban location	more pictures
Monument zone on the bastion	On the bastions 1, 2, 3 location	1913	Ensemble of single villa (No. 2, former Villa Jung) and twin villas No. 1 and 3 (former Villas Behnke) in a dominant location in the southern part of the former Alexander Bastion , built in 1913	more pictures
Monument zone on the steep path	On Steig 2-14 (even numbers), Am Frankenhag 11/13 Lage	1909/10	sophisticated residential complex in a rich country house style, designed by Paul Kubo in 1909/10 by the "Reich Commission for Mainz-Kastel Fortress Properties" ; three semi-detached houses, one single house, closed enclosure	more pictures
Backhaushohl monument zone	Backhaushohl 2–8 (even numbers) position	19th century	Plain houses grouped around the churchyard of the parish church of St. Achatius (No. 2 with a crooked roof, 1834; No. 6, two houses from the first half and the middle of the 19th century, rebuilt in 1895 and 1892; No. 8, modest plastered building, mid-19th century Century), which in their arrangement, size and design offer a picture of the 19th century Zahlbach	more pictures
Bastion Martin monument zone	Bastion Martin location	1655	Part of the bastion belt begun in 1655, only remnants of the wall remain	more pictures
Monument zone Bastion Martin - Drususstraße	Bastion Martin 4/6, 14–20 (even numbers), Drususstraße 2/4, Martinsstraße 2 Lage	from 1921	Two building blocks, erected from 1921 by the Reich Property Management for French officer and non-commissioned families according to plans by architects from the Bastion Martin working group; three- and four-storey plastered buildings in large, classifying forms, some with artificial stone reliefs above the entrances	more pictures
Bretzenheimer Strasse monument zone	Bretzenheimer Strasse 2 and 6 location	19th century	Small group of buildings on the outskirts of Zahlbach at the confluence of Mühlweg and Schaftriebweg and - no longer visible - the Wildgraben and Zeybach waters (No. 2 plastered building with half-timbered upper storey, 19th century, dwarf house younger; No. 6 broad plastered building, 19th century), with old paths and water courses of local historical importance	more pictures
Monument zone Ebersheimer Weg	Ebersheimer Weg 7–25 (odd numbers) and 8–30 (even numbers), Kreuzschanze 2–28 (even numbers), Martin-Luther-Straße 40–50 (even numbers) location	1928/29	Row house settlement, 1928/29 by the settlement company for the traffic personnel GmbH, Darmstadt (Siege), by FW Schieker and Kleinschmitt; Small houses arranged in a row house scheme, two-story with tile-covered gable roofs, three-story, flat-roofed head buildings at the corners; including the front gardens enclosed by hedges and back gardens	more pictures
Monument zone of the former flak barracks / Johannes Gutenberg University	Saarstrasse 21 location	1938-40	former flak barracks , now Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz , main building (former casino, later canteen); Hipped roof building with a wide flight of stairs and a three-part portal group, opposite a three-wing system, elongated plastered building with a mighty gate, two different head buildings, neoclassical with Heimatstil motifs; former team buildings, former guard house, 1938–40 by architect Ueter, rebuilt in 1946 as the seat of the newly founded university after severe war damage; Bust of Johannes Gutenberg, around 1910; Roman sarcophagus, 3rd or 4th century; Relevant in military history as a National Socialist barracks building in the course of preparation for war, relevant in regional history as the founding building of the first University of Rhineland-Palatinate	more pictures
Fort Joseph Monument Zone	Am Linsenberg, at the corner of Langenbeckstrasse Lage	1713	Laid out between 1713 and 1724, on the west side the war memorial 1914/1918, Otto Schneider , Mainz	more pictures
Monument zone Fort Weisenau	Unterer Michelsbergweg location	1832	In 1832 the ski jump was expanded into a fort, expanded in 1878, razed in 1922, the gate system and parts of the lining walls with embankments and ditches are preserved	more pictures
Monument Zone Gorizia Foundation	Bottom number Straße 10-28 (even numbers), On Dalheimer Monastery 3.1, Eupener Straße 1-5 and 2/4, 1/3 and 2/4 Görzstraße, Lindenschmitt Street 21-33 (odd numbers) location	1903 to 1937	Symmetrical settlement of the Mainz construction and savings association with eleven closely spaced three- or four-story apartment buildings in a restrained home style, with green inner courtyards, between 1903 and 1937, a well-preserved example of cooperative housing	more pictures
Monument zone green belt promenade	Am Fort Elisabeth, Am Römerlager, Auf der Steig, Drususwall, Fichteplatz, Römerwall Lage	from 1904	Park in the area of ​​the fortress abandoned in 1904 and enclosure of the Bastionen-Tracé between Römerwall and Auf der Steig according to plans by Friedrich Pützer , doubled in 1930 between Römerwall and Jägerstraße and equipped with leisure facilities (paddling pool, sunbathing area, gymnasium); within the complex also a neo-baroque pump house, cubic brick building with a hooded roof; Peter Cornelius Monument, 1930 by Hugo Lederer ; Memorial to those who fell in both World Wars of the 2nd Nassau Infantry Regiment No. 88 with spoils of the destroyed memorial from 1931	more pictures
Main cemetery monument zone	Saarstrasse, Untere Zahlbacher Strasse location	1803	Created in 1803, expanded in 1831, 1847/48, 1873, 1893/94, 1918, area divided into right-angled fields according to plan, the continuous paths lined with linden trees; oldest surviving tombstones from 1805 to 1807, crypts occupied from 1850; large number of high-quality tombs, tombs and monuments; Crematorium 1903, architect Josef Hassinger , monumental dome building in classic architectural forms, cemetery gate with sphinxes; public tombs: crucifixion group, 1815; helmet-crowned veterans memorial, 1834; Prussian Monument (1848) and Monument to the Powder Tower Explosion (1857); Prince Holstein Monument, 1872, design by Eduard Kreyssig , electroplating by Heinrich Barth ; Large French monument (1870/71), pinnacle with trophy and cross attachment; German war memorial, 1873, designed by Eduard Kreyßig; Hessian war memorial, 1882, obelisk, design E. Marx; Pietà, 1895; Court of Honor-like grounds, 1909, and the so-called Kleines Franzosendenkmal; French garrison cemetery, 1925, obelisk surrounded by simple gravestones; German courtyard with memorial hall inaugurated in 1928, design by Adolf Gelius , sculpture by Hugo Lederer, Berlin	more pictures
Monument zone Jägerstrasse	Jägerstrasse 24/26, Neumannstrasse 19–23 (odd numbers) location	1923-25	Housing estate for the French occupation in neo-baroque-classifying forms, couples with extended mansard hipped roofs, 1923-25 ​​by Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski	more pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Untere Zahlbacher Strasse 11 location	1881	Opened in 1881 directly adjacent to the main cemetery; Mourning hall, single-storey brick building in orientalizing forms, 1880/81, architect Eduard Kreyssig; simple gravestones with inscriptions, classicist tombs, for example: Field 1: Tomb of the Hecht couple (1881/1888), pedestals with covered urns; Tomb of the Oppenheim couple (1884), obelisk; Field 2: H. Meyer, urn under canopy, fence, 1890; Field 3: B. Wolf, raised, rose-wrapped column stump, 1894; MM Mayer burial site (1917), aedicule; Field 5 * Grave site of the Mayer couple (1903/1916), aedicules; Grave sites Oppenheim (1902/1907), aedicules; Field 7: M. Loeb (1924) and B. Simon (1926), neusoblich	more pictures
Kartaus monument zone	Kartaus 1–15 (odd numbers), Göttelmannstrasse 46–54 (even numbers) location	1911/12	Housing estate, villa complex in country house style, 1911/12 by the "Reich Commission for Mainz-Kastel Fortress Properties", architect Paul Kubo	more pictures
Kästrich monument zone	Check marks 9–15 and 21–47 (odd numbers) position	1857	after the powder tower explosion in 1857, the new row of houses in the older Kästrich, the west side of the street, which includes the Alexander tower in the northwest as a focal point; eaves-standing, mostly two-story small houses with rear atriums to the medieval city wall; No. 41, 41a, 45, 45a: Bright brick houses with mid-sized buildings based on plans by the city architect Joseph Laské
Hospital monument zone	Langenbeckstrasse 1 location	1911-14	former municipal general hospital, now university clinics; In the so-called pavilion system, built by Adolf Gelius between 1911 and 1914, an axially symmetrical system of three rows of buildings connected by corridors; Patient houses, two-story plastered buildings; elongated hospitals with two and a half storey central pavilions and side elevations; central garden with fountain bowl Building 301: main building, three-wing system on an H-shaped floor plan, mansard roof, partially fenced in from the construction period Building 204: in the 1920s an L-shaped extension of the sister house with a mansard roof, on the north side the Catholic St. Rochus Chapel Building 302: eleven-axis hospital building with a mansard roof Buildings 206, 209, 403, 406: hospital buildings of the same type connected by glazed walkways, central and corner projections Building 207: bath house Building 405: operating theater, two-storey part with hipped roof, one-storey garden part with mansard roof Building 303: former children's house with entrance project Building 407: one story Building 211: former house for sexually ill women, hipped roof construction Building 305: boiler house, symmetrically arranged one- and two-storey sub-buildings	more pictures
Monument zone on the Kupferbergterrasse	Kupferberg terrace location	19th century	Lookout promenade on the plateau above Kästrich, 19th century, crossed by rows of trees; Equestrian statue of Saint Martin from the west choir of the cathedral, around 1767	more pictures
Lanzelhohl monument zone	Lanzelhohl 96, 98 and 100 position	19th century	Group of houses at the beginning of the way to Bretzenheim (No. 100 former courtyard with two plastered buildings, beginning of the 19th century; No. 98 half-timbered house, increased in 1825; No. 96 single-storey plastered building), eastern boundary of plots No. 96 and 98 by a strong wall , possibly a former flood protection against the Zeybach	more pictures
Monument zone Neumannstrasse	Neumannstrasse 3, 5, 7 location	1932	three three- story flat roof buildings in the Bauhaus style, 1932, architect Carl Hermann Schieker	more pictures
Monument zone Obere Zahlbacher Strasse	Obere Zahlbacher Strasse 42, 44, 46, An der Philippsschanze 19 location	1925	three-story residential buildings for railway employees, 1925, architect of the Reichsbahndirektion Reuschle; Planning in connection with the settlement on Fichteplatz	Image wanted
Ritterstraße monument zone	Ritterstrasse 2, 4, 6, 8/10, 12, 14, Neumannstrasse 24, Welschplatz 3 location	1922-25	Two-storey houses with hip or half-hip roofs, characteristic facade structure made of artificial stone, 1922-25	Image wanted
Roman stones monument zone	Location on the Roman stones	late 1st century	Remnants of a Roman aqueduct, around 60 cast cores from the former bridge piers, late 1st century AD	more pictures
Monument zone settlement on Fichteplatz	Fichteplatz 1–11 (odd numbers), An der Philippsschanze 2–24 (even numbers), Nikolaus-Becker-Strasse 1–9 (odd numbers) and 2–10 (even numbers), Obere Zahlbacher Strasse 52–70 (even numbers ), Pariser Strasse 25–41 (odd numbers), Schneckenburger Strasse 1–15 (odd numbers) and 2–14 (even numbers) Lage	1925-28	Uniform residential complex with around 1000 apartments, built in 1925–28 by the municipal building department under Fritz Luft , design and execution by various Mainz architects; on a trapezoidal terrain four open blocks, divided into individual house groups and enclosing green areas, beaver-tail hipped roofs, bay windows, balconies, gable dormers, decorative molds in cast stone, forms of Heimatstil and expressionism; the contemporary demands for air, sun and modern equipment are met in an exemplary manner; one of the most important settlements in the country in terms of size, conception and state of preservation, significant in terms of urban development	more pictures
Monument zone city park	At the Favorite, Abtsgasse Lage	after 1820	“New system”, by horticulturist Peter Wolf after 1820 , essentially older; Half-timbered house with clinker panels, 19th century; baroque statue of Hercules; baroque Rhenus torso by Johann Wolfgang Fröhlicher ; Marble bust Peter Wolf († 1832), fountain figure of the former Triton Fountain, 1862 by Heinrich Barth, Mainz; modern sculptures; six poplars arranged in a circle, early 19th century; Monument to the “memory of the XI. German Bundesschiessen Mainz 1894 ”by Konrad Sutter , executed by Eduard Hermann Schmahl	more pictures
Monument zone Thomannstraße - Hechtsheimer Straße	Thomannstrasse 6/8 and Hechtsheimer Strasse 107/109 location	1925/26	Small group of civil servants' houses, two-storey plastered buildings with loggias and hipped roofs, built in 1925/26 by the People's State of Hesse by architect Luley, Building Department Mainz	more pictures
Trajan Street Monument Zone	Trajanstrasse 1–11 (odd numbers), Augustusstrasse 2 and 4, Germanikusstrasse 14/16 location	1924/25	Housing estate on a triangular base; Hipped roof buildings in blocks of different sizes, grouped like a castle towards Trajanstrasse, Heimatstil and Expressionist motifs, with enclosed front gardens and green inner courtyard, 1924/25 by Fritz Luft, Building Department Mainz	more pictures
Citadel monument zone	Zitadellenweg location		Regular rectangular system with four corner bastions, moat and contrescarpe, limestone and sandstone masonry, completed from 1655, Germanicus and Alarm bastions in 1659, Drusus and Tacitus bastions and curtains completed in 1661; The main traverse gate on the Rhine side, marked 1660, architect Antonio Petrini ; three-wing commandant's building, started in 1696, increased in 1833, restored in its original form as a two-storey mansard roof after being destroyed in the war in 1950; Koppelkompaniekaserne, 1914; Citadel Barracks, 1861; Casino and kitchen building (neo-baroque); at Bau D Drusus monument (Eigel- or Eichelstein ), see there	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Am Gautor 15 location	1914	four-storey neo-baroque-neo-classical corner house, 1914, architect Peter Crochet
Residential building	Am Klostergarten 1, Am Stiftswingert 5 location	1920	Duplex; ten-axis neo-classical corner building, 1920, architect Reinhold Weisse
Residential building	At the cloister garden 3 location	1920	Hipped roof building, classicist motifs, 1920, architect Reinhold Weisse
Residential building	At the monastery garden 4 location	1920	Single house with a semicircular balcony, 1920, architect Franz Plaul	more pictures
Residential building	At the monastery garden 5/7 location	1920	eight-axle double house with stand core, 1920, architect Franz Plaul
Residential building	At the monastery garden 9/11 location	1920	eight-axle double house with stand core, 1920, architect Franz Plaul
Residential building	Am Klostergarten 15, Am Rosengarten 23 location	1920	Double dwelling, No. 15 with single-storey porches, No. 23 with entrance porch with pent roof, 1920, architect Georg Bayer
Art and trade school	Am Powder Tower 13 location	1929-33	formerly an art and trade school and commercial vocational school, today a university building for the medical department; four-storey, windowed, four-wing complex with a flat roof, the south wing six-storey, 1929–33, architect Hermann Graf
Residential houses	At the Roman camp 25–31 (odd numbers) location	1924	No. 25–29 wing of three residential buildings, No. 31 double residential building, two-storey sandstone-framed plastered buildings with three-storey central axes and a dwelling, 1924 according to plans by the municipal building department	more pictures
villa	At the rose garden 1 location	1911	representative villa in country house style, plastered building with hipped mansard roof, garden pavilion, 1911, architect Franz Plaul
villa	At the rose garden 2 location	1910	post-classicist villa, cube with tent roof, enclosure with two corner pavilions, 1910, architect Reinhold Weisse	more pictures
villa	At the rose garden 4 location	1912	Art Nouveau villa, cubic plastered building with artificial stone, 1912, architects Jacob Krug and Georg Finke, Darmstadt
villa	At the rose garden 5 location	1912	Plastered building with sandstone porch and mansard hipped roof, 1912, architect Franz Plaul
Altan	At the rose garden, at No. 7 location	1920	Pillar balcony on the altered house, 1920, architect Franz Gill
Residential building	Am Rosengarten 8 location	1920	Residence for French officer's families; Hipped roof building with winter garden, 1920, architects Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
Residential building	Am Rosengarten 12/14 location	1920	Double house for French officer's families; Hipped roof building, baroque portal edging, 1920, architects Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
Residential building	Am Rosengarten 21 location	1920	Corner house with gable projections and balcony, 1920 by Georg Bayer
Residential building	Am Rosengarten 27/29 location	1920	Double dwelling house with elaborate portal frames and columned altanes, 1920 by Adam J. Freitag
Residential building	Am Rosengarten 31, Hechtsheimer Straße 78 location	1920	Double dwelling house with elaborate portal frames and columned altanes, 1920 by Adam J. Freitag	more pictures
Residential building	Am Stiftswingert 3 position	1920	Plastered construction, partially integrated with pilaster strips, by Reinhold Weisse in 1920
School at the Roman stones	Am Wildgraben 29 location	1899/1900	School with former teacher's house; Teacher's house with knee stick, partly with ornamental framework, 1899/1900
Residential building	Am Wildgraben 33 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque house, partly with ornamental framework, first half of the 18th century
Residential building	At the Favorite 2 location	1922	Five-axis hipped roof building with a swinging facade, 1922
Catholic St. Albans Church	At the gold mine 44 location	1951/52	six-axis rectangular hall with tower, 1951/52, architect Franz Mertes	more pictures
villa	At the Karlsschanze 7 location	1911	Country house style villa, plastered construction, partly timber-frame, 1911, architect Th. Ferber, Berlin; Garage extension in analogue forms, 1914, architects Jacob Krug and Georg Finke, Darmstadt
villa	At the Karlsschanze 10 location	1911	Art Nouveau villa, plastered building, partly decorative framework (plastered), 1911, architect Jacob Krug , Darmstadt
villa	At the Karlsschanze 12 location	1908/09	cubic plastered building with mansard roof, 1908/09 by Georg Bayer
portal	At the Karlsschanze, at No. 16 Lage	1909	Main portal and staff entrance, Art Nouveau, on the house that was rebuilt and rebuilt after the war, simplified and changed, 1909, architect Jacob Krug , Darmstadt
villa	On the Albansberg 1 location	1909	small villa in country house style with pseudo mansard roof, 1909, architect Adam J. Freitag, veranda 1949
Residential building	On the Albansberg 2 location	1920	Residence for French officer's families, 1920, architects Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
House sign	On the Albansberg, at No. 16 Lage	1707	baroque red sandstone relief, marked 1707
Behnke villas	On the bastions 1 and 3 location	1913/14	sophisticated neo-baroque twin villas connected by a walkway, marked 1913/14, architect Paul Kubo, No. 3 with original mansard roof
Villa Jung	On the bastion 2 location	1913	two-and-a-half-storey villa in strict forms, plastered structure integrated with artificial stone with portal porch, 1913, architect Albin Müller , Darmstadt
cartridge	On the Steig, at No. 2a location	1702	Cartridge, marked 1702	Image wanted
Residential building	On the Steig 2/4 location	1909	differently structured semi-detached house with half-hip roof, 1909, architect Paul Kubo
pavilion	On the steep path to No. 4 location	Early 20th century	Pavilion with neo-baroque niche aedicula, statue of St. Alban
Residential building	On the Steig 6/8 location	1909	differently structured semi-detached house with half-hip roof, 1909, architect Paul Kubo
Residential building	On Steig 10 location	1909/10	Villa-like tent roof construction, partly half-timbered, 1909/10, architect Paul Kubo
Residential building	Auf der Steig 14.12 Location	1909	differently structured semi-detached house with half-hip or hip roof, 1909, architect Paul Kubo
Memorial stone	On the Steig, at No. 16 location	1920s	Memorial stone for the sisters of the Alice Hospital who were deployed in World War I, artificial stone relief, 1920s	more pictures
Bastion Alexander	Augustusstrasse location	around 1660	Bastion made of sand and limestone blocks, around 1660; Wall remains of the New Prussian polygonal fortification, 1876 ff.
Alexander Tower	Augustusstrasse location	1500	Probably on Roman foundations, rising medieval quarry stone masonry, domed basement with a round arched entrance made of red sandstone, 1500, new spire, northern starting point of the medieval wall ring recognizable
Residential building	Augustusstrasse 1/3, Römerlager 28 location	1928	Official residence; two buildings arranged at an angle with a high hipped mansard roof, set stair tower, expressionistic individual forms, inscribed 1928, architect Benz, Hessian building authority
Residential building	Augustusstrasse 2 location	1924/25	Semi-detached house with hipped roof, designed by Fritz Luft in 1924/25
Residential building	Augustusstrasse 4 location	1924/25	Semi-detached house with hipped roof, designed by Fritz Luft in 1924/25
Catholic parish church of St. Achatius	Backhaushohl 4 layer	1809/10	Hall building, 1809/10, architect François-Auguste Cheussey ; Crucifixion group 1908, war memorial 1922, gravestones early 19th century	more pictures
Residential building	Bretzenheimer Straße 6 location	19th century	Broad plastered building, 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Bretzenheimer Straße 25 location	18th century	Baroque hipped roof building, 18th century
Residential building	Drususstrasse 6 location	1866	three-story corner house, 1866, architect probably Wilhelm Usinger
Residential building	Drususstrasse 12 location	1866	sophisticated three-storey row house, 1866, architect probably Wilhelm Usinger
Residential building	Drususstrasse 16 location	1882	three-story row house, 1882, architect Carl Strebel
Residential building	Drususwall 48 location	1911	villa-like plastered building in country house style, 1911, architect Jacob Secker
villa	Drususwall 52 location	1911	Half of a double villa in country style, 1911, architect Jacob Secker
Residential building	Germanikusstraße 14/16 location	1924/25	Semi-detached house with hipped roof, expressionist motifs, 1924/25 by Fritz Luft
Residential houses	Göttelmannstrasse 48, 50/52 and 54 location	1911/12	Hipped roof buildings in a rich country house style, 1911/12 by Paul Kubo	more pictures
villa	Hechtsheimer Strasse 62 location	1911/12	Villa in simple country house style, 1911/12, architect Franz Plaul
Residential houses	Hechtsheimer Strasse 64–68 and 72–76 (even numbers) location	1920	Residential buildings for French officers; three-wing systems, 1920 by Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
Residential building	Hechtsheimer Strasse 105 location	1929	three-storey flat roof building in Bauhaus style, 1929, architect Christian Musel
villa	Hechtsheimer Strasse 107 location	1929	Brick building with hipped roof, 1929, architect Peter Gustav Rühl
Residential building	Hechtsheimer Strasse 109 location	1925	Civil servants' residence, cubic hipped roof, 1925, architect Philipp Luley
monument	Heinrich-von-Gagern-Strasse location	1925	Memorial of the settlement community of the Ketteler-Bauverein for the dead of the First World War, pillar with bronze tondo (relief bust of the Mainz bishop von Ketteler), surrounding wall and iron grating, 1925	more pictures
Barracks fence	Jägerstrasse, at No. 17, Am Fort Elisabeth, Freilingrathstrasse Lage	around 1910	Remains of the enclosure of the former barracks of the foot artillery regiment No. 3, around 1910
Residential building	Jägerstrasse 24/26 location	1923-25	Double house with three-storey central projections, 1923–25 by Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
Barracks building	Jägerstrasse 33 / 33a / 33b / 33c location	around 1910	former barracks building; four-storey three-wing complex, neo-renaissance, stately enclosure, around 1910
Fort Bingen	Johann-Joachim-Becher-Weg, at No. 6 location	1863-66	Remains, consisting of a section of the capital potern and the lower level of a flank casemate corps, 1863–66 by Gustav Treumann with the participation of Frosch and Götze	more pictures
Institute and lecture hall building of the Faculty of Natural Sciences	Johann-Joachim-Becher-Weg 21 and 23 location	1964-69	Institute building of the natural science faculty (NatFak; No. 21) and natural science lecture hall building (Muschel; No. 23) of the Johannes Gutenberg University; Ensemble of cubic high-rise building with a bowl-shaped solitary lecture hall in front of it and designed green space; 1964–68 and 1967–69, University Construction Management Mainz under Lothar Leonards	Image wanted
Residential building	Kartaus 1/3 location	1911/12	Semi-detached house with hipped mansard roof, 1911/12, architect Paul Kubo
Residential building	Kartaus 5 location	1911/12	left half of a semi-detached house with a hipped mansard roof, 1911/12, architect Paul Kubo
Residential building	Kartaus 9/11 location	1911/12	Semi-detached house with hipped mansard roof, risalite with gable mansard roof, 1911/12, architect Paul Kubo
Residential building	Kartaus 13/15 location	1911/12	Semi-detached house, half-hipped roof building with transverse structures of the same height, 1911/12, architect Paul Kubo
House to the fox	Box 1 layer	1907/08	New Baroque civil servants' residence, three-storey mansard roof building with two exposed sides, 1907/08, architects Kurt Röhrich and Paul Kubo , using baroque architectural parts
Residential building	Box 2, 2a, 2b position	1864	Triple house, four-story red brick building, 1864, architect Christian Lothary
Apex	Kästrich, at No. 3 position	1907/08	relief stone, 1907/08, in memory of the powder tower explosion in 1857
Schöfferhof-Dreikönigshof brewery	Box 6 layer	1889	Machine house of the Schöfferhof-Dreikönigshof brewery; Clinker brick facade, 1889	more pictures
Residential building	Box 12 layer	1868-70	former St. Vinzenz and Elisabeth Hospital; Two-wing complex with central projections, neo-Gothic motifs, 1868–70, architect Josef Wessicken , extension 1893/94, architect Peter Gustav Rühl, and 1899/1900, architect Franz Gill	more pictures
city ​​wall	Kästrich, at No. 27, 31, 37, 47 position	4th century	Parts of the medieval city wall built on Roman foundations	more pictures
Roman gate	Kästrich, at No. 61 position	360/370	Remnants of a piece of city wall with gate, preserved at base height, AD 360/370	more pictures
Residential building	Kupferbergterrasse 14 location	1866	four-story neo-renaissance building, 1866, architect Conrad Kraus
Alexander Barracks	Kupferbergterrasse 15 location	1862/63	Red sandstone and ashlar masonry construction with crenellated risalits and corners, 1862/63, architect von Tiedemann	more pictures
Residential building	Kupferbergterrasse 16 location	1866	three-storey manorial neo-renaissance building with baroque and classicist motifs, 1866, architect Konrad Kraus (architect) , sculptures probably by Heinrich or Valentin Barth ; with equipment
Winery	Kupferbergterrasse 17 location	1860	elongated three-storey solid building, 1860; cellar to the rear, clinker brick building with sandstone, marked 1889; Bacchus head in the courtyard; In the entrance to No. 17 baroque door leaves, next to it a cast-iron memorial plaque	more pictures
House Kupferberg	Kupferbergterrasse 19 location	1856	Foundation building of the Kupferberg sparkling wine cellar ; Plastered building with axially symmetrical facade, neo-Gothic motifs, 1856, architect probably Joseph Laske; Basement; Grape Hall, Art Nouveau, designed in 1900, architect Bruno Möhring , arch truss from the metalworking shop Eduard Puls, Berli
Fort Stahlberg	Landwehrweg location	1845	Created in 1845, reinforced in 1890; Part of the outer ring of ramparts laid out from 1792; three-storey observation tower with stair tower, white and red sandstone, expressionistic forms, early 1920s	more pictures
ENT clinic	Langenbeckstrasse, building 101 location	1953	Entrance hall and lecture hall of the ENT clinic, 1953 and 1956 by the university building authority, concrete construction on jacketed steel supports on a floor plan of a circle segment and triangle; Mosaic, inscribed 1956, by A. Santner	more pictures
Administration building	Martinsstrasse 9/11 location	at the end of the 19th century	Administration building of the former Schöfferhof-Dreikönigshof brewery, clinker brick facade	Image wanted
Residential building	Mathildenstrasse 8 location	1863	three-storey row house, arched style, 1863, architect Paul Martel ; with equipment
Residential building	Mathildenstrasse 9 location	1865	four-storey row house, brick building, ground floor clad in brick, 1865, architect Paul Martel
Residential building	Mathildenstrasse 11 location	1865	four-storey row house, brick building, ground floor clad in brick, 1865, architect Paul Martel
Residential houses	Neumannstrasse 19/21/23 location	1923-25	three couples with a curved facade, gable risalite, extended mansard roof, 1923-25 ​​by Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski
Residential building	Ritterstrasse 12 location	1922	Neoclassical hipped roof building with a gabled central projection, 1922 by Friedrich Schütz
Residential building	Ritterstrasse 14 location	1922	Semi-detached house, neo-classical hipped roof building with a gabled central projection with attic zone, 1922 by Friedrich Schütz	Image wanted
villa	Römerwall 51 location	1913	cubic hipped roof villa, today a hotel; Art Nouveau, 1913, architects Jacob Krug and Georg Finke
Residential building	Römerwall 57 location	1926	Villa-like historicizing half-hip roof building, marked 1926, architect Franz Beck
Residential building	Römerwall 59 location	1926	Villa-like mansard hipped roof building, marked 1926, architect Franz Beck
Catholic Holy Cross Church	Schlesische Strasse 23 location	1953/54	Central building, reinforced concrete construction with copper-covered flat dome on three tiered glass rings, trapezoidal forecourt, 1953/54, architects Richard Jörg and Bernhard Schmitz	more pictures
Central cafeteria	Staudingerweg 15 location	1980-85	Central canteen at Johannes Gutenberg University; Building embedded in the surrounding greenery with artistically designed roof landscape and furnishings typical of the time; 1980–85, design: Hans Auras , Munich; Construction management: Richard König, Mainz	more pictures
Staircase	Terrace street location	1857	Staircases and lining wall , monumental four-flight red sandstone block, right arm 1857, left arm 1862
Residential building	Thomannstrasse 6/8 location	1926	Double house with hipped roof, marked 1926, architect Luley
Residential building	Trajanstrasse 1 location	1924/25	Corner building of the urban housing estate, structure bent at an obtuse angle with a polygonal tower, 1924/25 by Fritz Luft
Housing estate	Trajanstrasse 3–9 (odd numbers) Location	1924/25	Part of the urban housing estate with a castle-like block facade on the street side, 1924/25 by Fritz Luft	more pictures
Residential building	Trajanstrasse 11 location	1924/25	Corner building of the urban housing estate, structure bent at an obtuse angle with a polygonal tower, 1924/25 by Fritz Luft
Moguntia-Werke spice mill	Untere Zahlbacher Strasse 54–58 location	1952	Milling tower of the Moguntia-Werke spice mill, integrated into the new building complex; Of the mill, which was built gradually from 1926, only the six-storey mill tower with five-part window running over several floors and overlying narrow rectangular windows, 1952
portal	Weisenauer Strasse, at No. 3 location	first half of the 18th century	Courtyard portal, late baroque, first half of the 18th century
Residential building	Welschplatz 3 location	1925	Hipped roof building, corner towers with pyramid roof, Heimatstil and expressionist forms, 1925, architect Ludwig Mertes , Mainz
Banisters and door leaves	Wilhelmiterstraße, in No. 2 position	18th century	rich banister and two carved Rococo door leaves, 18th century, from the old town of Mainz
Evangelical Luther Church	Wilhelmiterstraße 17 location	1948/49	Quarry stone hall building with single-storey monopitch roof and porches, over the remains of the Roman theater, 1948/49, architect Otto Bartning , Neckarsteinach	more pictures
cenotaph	Windmühlenstrasse location	1931	Cenotaph for the Nassau Infantry Regiment No. 87 , rectangular pillars with reliefs and inscriptions, artificial stone, 1931, architect Reinhold Schreiner , sculptor Dienstdorf	more pictures
Well room	Zahlbacher Steig, Bretzenheimer Strasse location	1860	Well room and well trough, red sandstone, 1860	more pictures
Drusus Monument	Citadel, at No. 1 location	after 9 BC	also Eigel- or Eichelstein ; Core of a Roman building; Cast masonry, originally provided with stone cladding, entrance and staircase inside, later used as a watchtower	more pictures

literature

• Angela Schumacher, Ewald Wegner (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 2.1: City of Mainz. City expansions in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Schwann, Düsseldorf 1986, ISBN 3-590-31032-4 .
• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 2.3: City of Mainz. Suburbs; with supplements to Volume 2.1 and Volume 2.2. Werner, Worms 1997, ISBN 3-88462-140-8 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the district-free city of Mainz (PDF; 5.4 MB). Mainz 2018.

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