List of cultural monuments in Nierstein

In the list of cultural monuments in Nierstein , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Nierstein are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Nierstein

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone historical vineyard "Glöck"	Breitgasse, Karlmannsteige, An der Bergkirche location	18th and 19th centuries	extensive wing, reaching into the Middle Ages, with surrounding walls and gates, 18th and 19th centuries, crossed by the Karlmannsteige
Monument zone in the city center	Marktplatz 1–9 (odd numbers), 2–12 (even numbers), Langgasse 35, Tempelhof 1 and 3, Saalpförtchen 2, Karolingerstraße 1 and 2 Lage	16th to 19th century	Closed development from the 16th to the late 19th century around the market square with a substantial part of the founding core of Nierstein with important public buildings (office building, Protestant rectory, old town hall, post office, inn) and former aristocratic courts	more pictures
Monument zone Schlossgut	Oberdorfstrasse 40–54 (even numbers), Fäulingstrasse 2–8 (even numbers), Häfnergasse 2–10 (even numbers) Lage	from the 16th century	Adelshof ( Heusenstamm , Gemmingen , Rollingen , Layen ); Overall structural system that has grown since the 16th century, mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries; No. 50 representative baroque gatehouse with mansard roof, probably from the first half of the 18th century; Baroque spoils: rich coat of arms stone (von Rollingen), 1730s, two relief stones; two stone barns with probably late Gothic shield gables; single-storey houses (?), replaced or redesigned since the early 19th century; Parts of the surrounding wall, probably from the 17th or 18th century	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Wayside shrine	At the mountain church, at No. 4 location	15th or 16th century	late Gothic wayside shrine, probably from the 15th or 16th century
Catholic rectory	At the Bergkirche 28 location	1906	formerly Catholic sister house; New Baroque brick building with a mansard hipped roof, marked 1906, architect Paul Meissner , Darmstadt; bell from 1645 in the turret; defining the townscape with the Kilian's Church
Catholic parish church of St. Kilian	At the Bergkirche 32 location	around 1200	Romanesque choir tower, probably around 1200, late baroque bell storey and nave, 1773/76; Carolingian (?) lintel	more pictures
Cross and tombs	At the mountain church, at No. 32 location	18th century	in the old churchyard: baroque crucifix with a high-quality body, marked 1736; in the western boundary wall damaged baroque epitaph for Maria Mar [garetha…] († 1710) with alliance coat of arms; Fragment of a tombstone for Maria Catharina Zimmermann († 1736)
Chapel and tombs	At the mountain church, at No. 32 location	second half of the 19th century	on the Catholic cemetery to the north: Chapel, open wooden construction with decorated free space, marked 1860, therein mission crucifixion group Grave of the Vowinkel and Burger family: around 1860/70 Tomb of the married couple Kornelius Strub († 1948): stele with a vegetable crown, around 1860/70 Tomb of the Balbach family: with tree cross and neo-Gothic surround, around 1870/80 Tomb of the Jacob Schmitt family († 1870): display wall with antique aedicula, forged enclosure Tomb of the Caspar Senfter I († 1901) family: mourners in neo-classical aedicula Tomb of married couples Valentin Frank and Wilhelm Richard Scherer († 1901): crucifix flanked by vases Grave of the Reinhold Senfter family: enclosed area with Christ blessing after Bertel Thorvaldsen , 1930s Tomb of the married couple Weiß and Friesenecker: figure of Christ between steles, around 1950, artificial stone Tomb Magdalena Unrath née Zimmermann († 1950) and Maria Magdalena Schuchert née Unrath: Stele with relief of Christ carrying the cross	more pictures
winery	Bildstockstraße 10 location	1863	stately, late classicist three-wing complex, 1863, architect S. Schmitt, Nierstein; extensive garden, now community park
Menhir	Bildstockstrasse, at No. 10 in the community park Lage		Neolithic limestone block
War memorial	Bildstockstrasse, at No. 10 in the community park Lage	after 1950	War memorial 1914/18 and 1939/45; Circular system above the flight of stairs, double arcade with a robe figure in relief, after 1950
Courtyard	Fronhof 1 location	second half of the 18th century	in the core probably late medieval courtyard complex; Baroque house with a half-hipped roof, second half of the 18th century with older parts, economy with a half-hipped roof, 18th century with older parts, barrel-vaulted cellar, partly around 1810/20 (?); on the remise gable wall of Gothic building tradition (remainder of the St. Peters chapel?); in the garden wall boundary stone of the Mainz Charterhouse , marked 1709; defining the plaza
Village blacksmiths	Fronhof 5 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque ridge structure, some with ornamental framework, first half of the 18th century
Electoral Palatinate wine press house	Fronhof 7 location	1722	Basically a baroque three-wing complex, stately main building with apartment, press house and horse stable, cellar exit marked 1722, in the three-part barrel vaulted wine cellar wooden barrels with carved and painted floors, 1920s; spacious garden, garden pavilion around 1900
Wine and sparkling wine cellar	Fronhof 9 location	1725	the result of extensive reconstruction of an essentially baroque courtyard in the 1880s; angular structure: elongated house above barrel vaulted cellar, half-hip roof, marked 1725; two-part cellar building, partly half-timbered, large-volume pressing hall in clinker construction; extensive barrel-vaulted cellar, built in at least three sections, marked 1898 and 1889; Ornamental barrels, two marked 1922, two by the sculptor R. Hensel, Mainz
Courtyard	Fronhof 11 location	later 18th century	Hook yard; baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), late 18th century with late Gothic shield gable, economy; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Fronhof 18 location	around 1700	Baroque corner house, partly with ornamental framework, around 1700
Geismarer Hof	Geismarer Hof 8/10, 11/12/13 location	17th century	Adelshof (Mosbach, Lindenfels , Geismar), around 1600; No. 8/10 mansion, the core probably from the 17th century, partly changed in the 19th century; No. 11/12/13 former barn and press house, quarry stone building with shield gables; Other outbuildings: clinker buildings at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century	Image wanted
Spoilage	Große Fischergasse, at No. 35 location	early 18th century	Oven foot with sheet mask, probably from the early 18th century	Image wanted
Tombs	Behind the hall, in the cemetery location	second half of the 19th century	Cemetery opened in 1808; Iron fence partially preserved Kornelius Strub († 1948) tomb: reused stele with volute crown Gravestone Johann Georg Mittel I († 1862): cast iron cross, grave border Stephan Sandmann's tomb († 1863): Red sandstone stele, cherubim in the clover-leaf-shaped top Tomb of Anna Maria Schlamp († 1873): crenellated gothic stele Grave of the Jakob Zotzmann family († 1911): neo-classical urn, grave border Tomb of the Sander family, including Adam Sander III († 1899): neo-classical display wall with a Tuscan columned pedicle, sandstone surround	more pictures
Evangelical mourning hall	Behind room 15 location	Early 1960s	former evangelical mourning hall; Sober rectangular building typical of the time, square tower with a pyramid helmet, concrete glass windows, ancillary rooms grouped in a horseshoe shape, early 1960s	more pictures
villa	Behind Sundheim 6 location	around 1905	Villa in the style of a country house with a vineyard, around 1905, architect Christian Hofmeister, Nierstein; In the high basement, a former wine press house, living room and attic with a half-timbered front with superimposed loggias, three-storey stair tower with pointed helmet; polygonal pavilion in the garden
Residential building	Behind Sundheim 12 location	1895	stately quarry stone building, neo-renaissance, 1895, architect Jakob Philipp Hahn
Fritz Josef Schwibinger winery	Karolingerstraße 1 location	1883	late classicist house and outbuilding, 1883, design by geometer L. Schmitt; Street-defining assembly	more pictures
Courtyard	Karolingerstraße 6 location	1715	Courtyard area; Winery with gastronomy; Baroque half-hipped roof building, partly decorative framework, marked 1715, hall building 1930s, cellar building in the local style, around 1910, architect Christian Hofmeister, Nierstein, extensive wine cellar	more pictures
winery	Karolingerstraße 9 location	around 1840	Three-wing system; Villa-like classicist hipped roof building based on Italian models, around 1840, barrel-vaulted cellar, wine press house rebuilt and expanded in 1933/34, cast relief marked 1934
Mathildenhof	Langgasse 3 location	16th to 19th century	former winery of the Barons von Heyl zu Herrnsheim ; Three-wing system, 16th to 19th centuries; North wing: late Baroque, late Classicist rendered building, partly timber-frame, reused portal in the basement, inscribed 1574; subsequently a late classicist two-wing building with Belevedereturm, 1861, architect Karl Wetter, Mainz, economy; stately workers' house, 1865; English landscape garden, probably from 1861, Franz Heinrich Siesmayer , Bockenheim near Frankfurt am Main, with old trees and a garden pavilion
kindergarten	Langgasse 18 location	1904	formerly Protestant school for small children; Plastered building with Art Nouveau motifs, marked 1904, architect Christian Hofmeister, Nierstein; with equipment
Courtyard	Langgasse 24 location	1879	Courtyard area; Late Classicist quarry stone building, 1879, wine press house marked 1912 and cross barn around 1910, brick buildings, cast iron handle pump
Residential building	Langgasse 28 location	early 18th century	Baroque house, partly with ornamental framework, probably from the early 18th century, economy, brick building around 1900, stately courtyard gate; defining the streetscape
Half houses yard	Langgasse 35 location	1726	Adelshof ( Haxthäuser Hof ); nine-axis baroque mansard hipped roof building, courtyard arch marked 1726; with equipment, two-aisled basement; defining the plaza
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 6 location	1900	stately late-historic house, marked 1900, architect G. Ohlenschläger, Frankfurt am Main; with equipment, bottle cellar, barrel cellar; Elaborately designed economy, 1899/1900, architect Carl Rumpf , Darmstadt
Ziegler winery	Mainzer Strasse 40 location	18th and 19th centuries	Winkelhof , 18th and 19th centuries; Basically baroque living and wine press house, at least partially increased in 1863; to the rear, wine press house with wine cellar and stable, 1885; Courtyard gate from the late 19th century, garden
winery	Mainzer Straße 48 location	1924/25	Winery in baroque-classifying forms; sophisticated hipped roof villa, 1924/25, architect Karl Latteyer , Ludwigshafen, furnishings; park-like garden; hook-shaped economy, 1921, architect government master builder Paul Illert , Nierstein; five-axle coach house and stable, marked 1924	more pictures
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 62 location	1893	Corner house; stately neo-renaissance building, marked 1893, architect Christian Hofmeister, Nierstein
Old Town Hall	Marktplatz 1 location	1838	now museum; late classicist hipped roof building, 1838 with older parts, archway from the predecessor marked 1783; defining the plaza
Adelshof	Marktplatz 3 location	1593	Adelshof ( Knebel , Hundt von Saulheim); Renaissance building, partly half-timbered, marked 1593, remodeled in baroque style in the 18th century; Baroque courtyard arch, marked 1760; large-volume mansard hipped roof barn (today part of Karolingerstraße 2)
Adelshof	Marktplatz 5 location	1664	Adelshof ( Knebel , Waldbott von Bassenheim ); stately hipped roof building, supposedly from 1664 (in essence probably from the 16th or 17th century), redesigned in the 18th or 19th century in a classical style; with equipment
Spoilage	Marktplatz, at No. 6 location	1752	baroque spoil; Keystone, marked 1752
Residential building	Marktplatz 9 location	18th century	Plastered building, partly half-timbered, essentially from the 18th century with older parts; defining the plaza	more pictures
War memorial	Marktplatz, at No. 9 location	before 1880	War memorial 1870/71; A raised obelisk with a bronze eagle in relief, probably before 1880	more pictures
Metternichhof	Oberdorfstrasse 2 location	second half of the 15th century	Adelshof ( Mauchenheim , Erpfenstein, Metternich ); residential tower-like core building, second half of the 15th century, extension building with half-timbered upper floor and stair tower, dated before 1549, single-storey extension, second half of the 19th century (?)
Spoilage	Oberdorfstrasse, at No. 5/7 location	1600	Stone, marked 1600	more pictures
basement, cellar	Oberdorfstrasse, under No. 6 Lage		Late medieval-early modern cellars, multi-part barrel-vaulted quarry stone complex	Image wanted
Residential building	Oberdorfstrasse 9 location	third quarter of the 18th century	late baroque mansard roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), third quarter of the 18th century, courtyard arch marked 1773
Residential building	Oberdorfstrasse 17, Fronhof 22 location	first half of the 18th century	Corner duplex house; Baroque half-hipped roof, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the first half of the 18th century	more pictures
Residential building	Oberdorfstrasse 25 location	late 16th or early 17th century	Residential house, late 16th or early 17th century, remodeled in the 19th century, wine press house and transverse barn around 1900/22	more pictures
Spoilage	Oberdorfstrasse, at No. 27 Lage	1538	Ashlar, marked 1538	more pictures
Franz Josef Sandersches winery	Oberdorfstrasse 28 location	1895	clinker building from the late founding period, marked 1895, architect H. Windisch, Dexheim, furnishings; Economy with wine press house and stable, 1923, architect J. Staab, Worms, with renaissance spoilage, hermen pilasters, late 16th century
Courtyard	Oberdorfstrasse 32 location	18th and 19th centuries	Dreiseithof, 18th and 19th centuries; barrel-vaulted residential building with partial basement, partly timber-frame (plastered), cellar arch marked 1760; Stable building marked 1828, windows with reused late Gothic profiled walls, wine press house, large-volume transverse barn and pigsties, late 19th century	more pictures
Courtyard	Oberdorfstrasse 34 location	17th to 20th century	Courtyard, 17th to 20th century; Residential house with integrated wine press house, large-volume plastered building, around 1850 with an older core (16th or 17th century?), Tasting room with lavish neo-renaissance furnishings around 1880/90, two-aisled barrel-vaulted support cellar, wine barrel with carved floor, marked 1933; Barn with coach house, baroque mansard roof, reconstruction in 1911; terraced garden, house wing, retaining wall 17th or 18th century, pavilion	more pictures
Spoilage	Oberdorfstrasse, at No. 70 Lage	around 1600	profiled lintel of a Renaissance portal with a stonemason's craftsman's mark, around 1600	more pictures
Power station	Pestalozziplatz 1, Ernst-Ludwig-Straße 20 location	1900	neo-Gothic assembly, 1900	more pictures
school	Pestalozziplatz 5 location	1893	late founding two-wing complex, bichrome clinker brick buildings, neo-renaissance, 1893, architect Heinrich Löffelholz , (Mainz) -Kastel
villa	Rheinallee 55 location	1900	sophisticated winegrower's villa, mixed forms of late Gothic and Renaissance with Art Nouveau influences, marked 1900, architect Peter Gustav Rühl , Mainz	Image wanted
winery	Rheinallee 57 location	1841/42	late classicist four-sided layout, 1841/42, architect Mayr, Oppenheim; seven-axis limestone stone building, winter garden from 1901, stables and coach house with living area from 1868, park-like garden with surrounding wall; Cellar, 1901, architect Peter Gustav Rühl, Mainz	Image wanted
villa	Rheinallee 60 location	1895	late Wilhelminian winemaker villa; stately plastered building, mixed forms of neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance, 1895, architect Franz von Hoven , Frankfurt am Main, furnishings, garden	Image wanted
Louis Guntrum winery	Rheinallee 62 location	1924-1925	high-quality group of buildings in the Baroque style of Heimat , marked 1924–1925, architect Reinhold Weisse , Mainz, extensive cellar system: four basket-barrel-vaulted fermentation and storage cellars and two-story, two-aisled bottle cellars, numerous oak barrels, some with richly carved floors; one-and-a-half-storey farm building, partly with ornamental framework, 1895, architect Franz von Hoven, Frankfurt am Main, stable extension 1898	Image wanted
Landmark	Rheinstrasse, at No. 5 location	1742	Border stone with the coat of arms of the barons of Frankenstein, marked 1742	Image wanted
Courtyard	Rheinstrasse 8 location	around 1700	Three-sided courtyard; Baroque hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, probably around 1700, rear quarry stone barn 19th century; defining the streetscape
Courtyard	Rheinstrasse 10 location	1814	Four-sided courtyard; single-storey house, marked 1814, two-storey wing with gate drive, marked 1814, cross barn, shed, stable building with mansard roof	more pictures
Herding's Castle	Rheinstrasse 15 location	1836-39	stately complex with garden area, 1836–39, architect Mutisch-Lechner; thirteen-axis late classicist hipped roof building based on Italian models, with an integrated castle chapel with Nazarene painting, inscribed 1842, by Jakob Götzenberger and Georg Forster; three-aisled pillar-supported cellar, marked 1836; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Rheingässer mill	Rheinstrasse 22 location	1739	Baroque house, partly half-timbered, marked 1739
Courtyard	Rheinstrasse 28 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Four-sided courtyard, mid-19th century; Residential house with older parts, barn, extensive wine cellar, wine shed, coach house, two-part gate system; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Sophienkirche	Rheinstrasse 36 location	1728/29	former Lutheran Sophienkirche with schoolhouse; Baroque hipped roof building, 1728/29, barrel vaulted wine cellar from 1893, extension to a residential building (1930s?); former Lutheran school house, 18th century
archway	Rheinstrasse, at No. 38 location	1765	late baroque archway, marked 1765	more pictures
Electoral Palatinate Collection	Hall gate 2 position	16th or 17th century	Hipped roof building, core from the 16th or 17th century, remodeled in the 18th century; Barn with a late Gothic shield gable; defining the plaza	more pictures
Farm buildings and gardens	Schmiedgasse 9/11 location	1907	Economy and garden of the Geschwister Schuch winery, 1907; Wine press hall: representative half-hip roof building, equipment in Art Nouveau style; Basement: five-aisled concrete structure on 16 pillars; Garden with iron pergola, artificial hill over ice cellar, grotto architecture
Sironabad	Sironastraße, at No. 8 location	1st century AD	five barrel-vaulted rooms with sandstone slab floors on several levels, partly communicating via stairs and windows, 1st century AD; Spring socket with an antique well, surrounded by three small water basins; Roman votive altar, marked 1802 (re-erection)
Winter garden	Sironastraße, to No. 10 location	1867	Corner pillars and parapet zone made of sandstone, otherwise filigree cast iron construction under a pent roof, neo-renaissance, 1867	Image wanted
Evangelical rectory	Tempelhof 1 location	around 1700	Rectory: Baroque half-hipped roof, partly half-timbered, probably around 1700, the core possibly late medieval, two barrel-vaulted cellars, economy with hipped roof, probably from the 18th century, laundry room 19th century; Enclosure wall, parish garden and wingert	more pictures
Evangelical parish church	Tempelhof 2 location	12th Century	formerly St. Martin; Romanesque choir tower in the core, 12th century, bell storey marked 1563, dome, east portal and vestibule 1895/96; Reconstruction of the baroque nave (1782–1787) and extension 1895/96, architect, church builder Carl Schwartze , Darmstadt; Spolie, marked 1370 (building inscription); in the tower hall there are tombs from the 16th and 18th centuries	more pictures
Churchyard	Tempelhof, at No. 2 location	12th Century	Cemetery with medieval walling in the core with Romanesque gate, 12th century, and late Gothic shell tower; classifying war memorial 1914/18, shell limestone pillars in relief, first half of the 1920s	more pictures
Residential building	Tempelhof 3 location	1776	late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1776; barrel-vaulted cellar with probably late medieval-early modern branch passages
Residential building	Uttrichstraße 2 location	17th century	Half-timbered house (plastered), core probably from the 17th century, remodeling (?) Marked 1722; defining the streetscape
Gustav Adolf Schmitt winery	Wilhelmstrasse 2/4 location	1920s	Three-wing system in baroque forms, 1920s; ten-axis baroque main building with mansard hipped roof, 1922, architect Freundlich, Biebrich; large-volume wine press hall, 1924, architect Karl Kähler , Wiesbaden; Company building with hipped roof and round tower, partly before 1922; elaborately designed fountain; extensive basement; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Wilhelmstrasse 15 location	1899	villa-like late historical house, 1899, architect G. Ohlenschläger, Frankfurt am Main; defining the streetscape
villa	Wörrstädter Straße 16, Am long Rech 1a location	1882	late historic villa; cubic limestone building with round tower, 1882, architect Carl Schwartze, Oppenheim	Image wanted
winery	Wörrstädter Straße 18/20 location	1881	Winemaker's estate; No. 20: late Classicist villa, cubic hipped roof, 1881, architect Engel, Oppenheim; No. 18: Wine press house with half-hip roof, 1907, architect Jakob Philipp Hahn, cellar facility; Roman gravestone in the street facade	Image wanted
villa	Wörrstädter Straße 19 location	1900	representative hipped roof building, neo-renaissance, marked 1900, architect Ludwig Becker , Mainz	Image wanted
Niersteiner Warte	northwest of the village in the vineyards; Hallway at the waiting area	14th or 15th century	late Gothic round tower, probably from the 14th or 15th century, changes in 1839 and 1914	more pictures
Wayside cross	northwest of the village and southeast of the Niersteiner Warte; Hallway at the waiting area	15th or 16th century	Wayside cross; Red sandstone, probably late medieval (15th or 16th century?)	Image wanted

Schwabsburg

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Schwabsburg castle ruins	Schwabsburg, Am Schloss Lage	early 13th century	Keep of the imperial castle, founded in the early 13th century and destroyed in 1620; square building faced with humpback blocks made of shell limestone; defining the townscape	more pictures
War memorial and tombs	Schwabsburg, Backhausstrasse, in the cemetery location	19th century	Cemetery probably laid out in the early 19th century War memorial 1914/18, dying soldier Tomb of the married couple Cornelius Klaus († 1894): Gothic stele with the head of Christ Tomb of the married couple Johann Jung V († 1897): pilaster aedicula with urn attachment Tomb of the married couple Johann Glock III († 1897): columnar stele Tomb of the married couple Adolf Pelz († 1925): broken column with drapery Grave of the Friedr family. Luff († 1911): Truncated pillars with a laurel wreath Tomb married couple Adam Borngässer I († 1889) and Catharina Borngässer († 1886) with three children who died as infants: two slender steles with a triangular roof Tomb of Philipp Peter Wick († 1889): Figure of a mourner supported on a stump of a column Tomb of Christina Strub nee Strub († 1889): broken column with wreath of flowers Gravestone Sophie Frank née Binzel († 1889): Stele with an angel's head in relief Tomb of Andreas Frank I († 1890): stele with an angel's head in relief
Tenth courtyard of the Mainz Charterhouse	Schwabsburg, Backhausstraße 17 location	1630	Half-hip roof building, limestone, 1630 (?), In the core possibly from the 16th century; Transverse barn, clinker building, around 1900; Spolie around 1700
Frog mill	Schwabsburg, Froschmühlweg 6 location	1770	Three-wing system; Single-storey late baroque residential and mill building with a mansard roof with half-hip roofs, marked 1770, annex building from the 19th century
Residential building	Schwabsburg, Hauptstrasse 33 location	1707	Baroque residential building, partly with decorative framework, marked 1707, two-part gate system, marked 1707
Courtyard	Schwabsburg, Hauptstrasse 54 location	second half of the 18th century	Four-sided courtyard; late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1821 (probably renovation), former basement exit marked 1725, furnishings; two-part gate system marked 1749; rear double barn, wine press house; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Bakehouse	Schwabsburg, Hauptstrasse 57 location	17th or 18th century	square plastered building with a hexagonal stone helmet, 17th or 18th century	Image wanted
Evangelical parish church	Schwabsburg, Hauptstrasse 72 location	1892-94	neo-Gothic two-aisled hall church, limestone cuboid, 1892–94, furnishings; defining the townscape
War memorial and tombstones	Schwabsburg, Hauptstrasse, at No. 72 location	18th and 19th centuries	two baroque tombstones; War memorial 1870/71, obelisk in relief, 1875
Farm buildings	Schwabsburg, Kirchstrasse, to No. 1 location	around 1850/60	Utility building with a three-aisled groin-vaulted stable over eight slender sandstone columns and a wine press or shed, quarry stone construction, around 1850/60
Landmarks	Schwabsburg, Raiffeisenring, at No. 4 location	16th and 17th centuries	nine partially quite elaborate, stele-shaped boundary stones, 16th and 17th centuries	more pictures

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 18.3: Mainz-Bingen district. Association municipality of Nierstein-Oppenheim. Werner, Worms 2011. ISBN 978-3-88462-311-4
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of the cultural monuments in the Mainz-Bingen district (PDF; 7.9 MB). Mainz 2017.

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