List of cultural monuments in Oppenheim

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

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone old town and cellars	location	from the 13th century	Area of ​​the medieval core city including city fortifications with late medieval-early modern road and path network, with the core of the Staufer castle ruins Landskron , Gothic Katharinenkirche , high Gothic Catholic parish church, noble courts from the 16th to 18th centuries, numerous representative public buildings, baroque half-timbered houses, vineyards; in the western suburbs there is a Christian cemetery, “Am Herrenberg” vineyard, late classicist town houses, wineries from the Wilhelminian style; Noble houses, bourgeois estates, partly single-storey craft and day laborer's houses, fishermen's and boatmen's apartments in the northern suburbs; cellars and corridors under the entire city center ; usually several construction phases since the late Middle Ages and early modern times, mainly limestone buildings; the oldest are designated 1523 (Gaustraße 23a), 1540 (Mainzer Straße 89), 1608 (Merianstraße 2); distinguish between basement rooms and often ring-shaped corridors, often over several levels as well as parcels and under courtyards, gardens or streets; also corridors driven into the mountain at ground level with entrances in retaining walls, as well as the use of natural cavities; predominantly round barrels , more rarely groin vaults or dome-like vaulted room parts and pillars; often also triangular buoys, before 1540; Prussian cap ceiling from the last quarter of the 19th century , concrete flat ceilings since the early 20th century; Slope wells and cisterns, probably the oldest marked 1540; In some areas, the arrangement of the cellars reveals changes to the town plan after 1689; rich material in small finds (ceramics, glasses and other everyday objects, decorated stove tiles)
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Amselweg location	1729	irregular pentagonal area enclosed by hedges; Gravestones from around 1729 to 1936	Image wanted
Ringgarten monument zone	Dalbergerstrasse, at No. 19 location	16th Century	Remains of the aristocratic court “Zum Güldenen Ring” in the Ringgarten, probably from the 16th century; The surrounding walls after Dalbergerstraße are still largely identical to the foundation walls of the main building and a farm building added to the south; received several barrel-vaulted cellars, round-arched exits in the northern area of ​​the property and in the street-side section of the enclosing wall, in the south fragment of a Gothic window tracery; Remains of a late Gothic spiral staircase; East-facing vineyard walls from the 18th and 19th centuries with buttresses and spoil material from before 1689	Image wanted
Monument zone Köbelstrasse	Köbelstrasse 1-7 (odd numbers) location	1925	Small settlement with single-storey single-family houses in the local style, half-timbered buildings (shingled) with mansard roofs, 1925, architect Georg Assmus, Oppenheim, and Gabriel A. Gerster, Mainz	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications		before 1269	one of the most extensively preserved fortifications in Rheinhessen; First mentioned in 1269, renewed in the 15th and 16th centuries with the inclusion of the suburbs; built around 1620 by the Spaniards Sternschanze as a forecourt; Despite the destruction of 1689, segments of the medieval complex have been preserved; repairs in the 18th century; since 1818 demolition and auctioning of the moat; Remains of the tower-reinforced city wall with six gates or gates, the castle wall and moat have been preserved, among other things: city wall and moat especially in the southern (Karl-Koch-Strasse, Gartenstrasse, Am Stadtgraben) and northern area (below the castle, suburb); of the essentially late Romanesque gates: Gautor (increased in 1566, renovated in 1724) and customs gate; from the towers: Sack carrier tower on the southwest corner, customs tower with building inscription from the second half of the 14th century (1843/44 reconstruction as a clock tower), Rupprechtsturm (tailor tower ) on Dalbergerstraße (medieval foundation walls; rebuilt around 1900 as a lookout tower)
House sign	At the market, at No. 4 location	late 19th century	House sign on the former “Zur Krone” inn, a sculpted crown, probably from the late 19th century
Old tax office	Am Markt 6/8, Backgasse 11 location	1715	No. 6 baroque mansard roof building, marked 1715, with older parts; No. 8 neo-baroque mansard roof, marked 1913; Baroque house Madonna, around 1680; Backgasse 11: single-storey solid building with knee-high, the core from the second half of the 19th century	more pictures
Bag carrier tower	At the Stadtgraben, at No. 21 Lage		South-west corner of the city fortifications, crowned by a gazebo, around 1900	Image wanted
Administration building	District court place 1 location	1905	former district court; castle-like, late historical sandstone block construction, 1905, architect Paul Kubo , Hessisches Hochbauamt Mainz; with equipment
portal	Backgasse, at No. 18 Lage	1578	Cellar portal, marked 1578	Image wanted
Watering gate	Bädergasse, at No. 54 location		Watering gate of the city fortifications: the outer archway in a garage has been preserved	Image wanted
Cathedral courtyard chapel	Bädergasse 62 location	16th Century	former cathedral courtyard chapel; Cross-rib vaulted late Gothic house chapel, probably from the 16th century	Image wanted
portal	Bädergasse, at No. 64, Lage	1567	Cellar portal, sandstone, inscribed 1567 and 1557 (?)	Image wanted
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 3 location	second half of the 18th century	baroque house, partly half-timbered, probably from the second half of the 18th century; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Spoilage	Burgstrasse, at No. 6 location	16th Century	Stele-shaped tombstone fragment from the Katharinenkirchhof, 16th century	Image wanted
Spolia	Dalbergerstrasse 1 location	late 16th or early 17th century	Renaissance gate, late 16th or early 17th century, baroque keystone with leaf mask, probably from 1754	Image wanted
Spoilage	Dalbergerstrasse, at No. 3 location	1737	Baroque apex stone, marked 1737
Court of the Barons von Sturmfeder	Dalbergerstrasse 10 location	18th century	former court of the Barons von Sturmfeder, 18th century, with older parts, second half of the 16th century; Baroque older eight-axle component with built-in stable and hipped roof, younger four-axle component with half-timbered gable and crooked hip; Spolia from the 16th and 17th centuries; with furnishings from the 18th and 19th centuries	Image wanted
Frankensteiner Hof	Dalbergerstrasse 19 location	1584	Manor house: representative Renaissance building with a late Gothic core, mainly from 1584, renovation marked 1612, baroque mansard hipped roof; three-storey stair tower, marked 1490 and 1584; two late Gothic house chapels; Outbuilding around 1600, extension marked 1852, garden house around 1900; shaping the landscape	Image wanted
Dalberger Hof	Dalbergerstrasse 21 location	1882	former Dalberger Hof; Villa Frowein ; gothic yellow brick building, double hipped roof, inscribed 1882 (with older parts), architect Carl Schwartze, Oppenheim, front building with hipped roof, probably from the early 19th century; to the south one of the largest cellars and corridors in the city, 1882, then a late medieval corridor system; park-like garden, garden house with belvedere tower, around 1840 (with older parts), second garden house around 1822, retaining wall marked 1629 (?)
Gender fountain	Dalbergerstrasse, at No. 21 location	1546	also knight's fountain ; Renaissance draw well above the flight of stairs, marked 1546 and 1626; three coat of arms reliefs (Dalberg, Frankenstein, Gemmingen)	more pictures
Burgmannenhof	Dalbergerstrasse 29 location	early 17th century	former Burgmannenhof; Three-wing complex, in the core possibly from the early 17th century, after a fire, baroque reconstruction in the early 18th century (around 1725?), Reconstruction in 1894; Spolie, marked 1616; terraced garden and meadow area, retaining walls from the 17th to 19th centuries	Image wanted
Ruprechtsturm	Dalbergerstrasse, above No. 29 location	1903	Erected as a lookout tower on the foundation walls of the tailor's tower of the city fortifications, 1903, sandstone bossed ashlar
Zeppelin stone	Dalbergerstrasse, at No. 50 location	1908	Boulder-like stele, marked 1908	Image wanted
Emondshalle	Emondsstrasse 7 location	1904/05	former gym; Gothicizing hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, 1904/05, architect Gibfried, Oppenheim	Image wanted
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 30 location	1924	Villa-like baroque plastered building with a tail roof, marked 1924, Architect Ernst Böckmann, Oppenheim	Image wanted
villa	Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 64 location	1901/02	cubic plastered building with towering stair tower, 1901/02; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 75 location	1951/53	One- storey MAN steel house , covered with asbestos cement panels, 1951/53
villa	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 83 location	1906	Winemaker's villa; Baroque-style mansard hipped roof, 1906, architect Julius Brahm, Wiesbaden	Image wanted
War memorials and tombs	Gaustraße, at the cemetery location	19th and 20th centuries	in the cemetery: Veteran's monument (Napoleon stone), classicist sandstone pillar, marked 1841 War memorial 1914/18, Art Nouveau figure of a mourner, 1922 Cemetery cross with metal body, around 1836 Tomb of the Balthasar Eichhorn family († 1868): sandstone pillar with a relief crucifix Tomb of the married couple Georg Senfter († 1877): sandstone pillar with crucifix top Wolff siblings tomb: sandstone pillar with antique volute crown, around 1880/90 Tomb of the Schiff and Wallot family, around 1880: pilaster aedicula Paul Wallot's tomb (1841–1912): Doric aedicule with profile portrait in bronze, architect Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli , Zurich Tomb of the Carl Sittmann family († 1931): monumental neo-classical aedicula with urn crown, grave border	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Gaustraße, at No. 23a location	1523	barrel vaulted cellar, marked 1523	Image wanted
Spoilage	Gaustraße, at No. 24 Lage	18th century	former furnace foot; baroque volute stone in relief, 18th century (subsequently designated 1893)	Image wanted
Fountain	Gaustraße, at No. 27 location		Draw well, in the core possibly late medieval-early modern system	Image wanted
front door	Hasenbrunnengasse, at No. 3 location	1728	Baroque front door, guild coat of arms marked 1728	Image wanted
portal	Jakob-Steffan-Platz, at No. 1 location	1610	The walls of a splendid Renaissance portal, marked 1610	Image wanted
Sparhof	Katharinenstrasse 16 location	first half of the 18th century	stately late baroque building with hipped roof, first half of the 18th century, winter garden around 1850; English landscape garden	Image wanted
Courtyard	Kautzbrunnenweg 22, Vorstädterstraße 44 location	18th century	Einfirsthaus; wide-spread hipped roof building, 18th century, remodeled in late Classicist style around 1850/60; Farm building with a large basement at ground level, marked 1819	Image wanted
Inn	Kautzbrunnenweg 34/36 location	first half of the 18th century	former inn; Baroque double house, partly half-timbered (partly plastered), first half of the 18th century; No. 34: former lintel, marked 1727 and baroque spoiler, marked 1736	Image wanted
Residential building	Kautzbrunnenweg 40 location	18th century	Baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), Spolie marked 1724; Keller inscribed 1724	Image wanted
stairway	Kirchstrasse, in No. 1 location	around 1600	Stone spiral staircase to access two barrel-vaulted cellar levels with a Renaissance portal, around 1600	Image wanted
Catholic parish church of St. Bartholomew	Kirchstrasse 2 location	first half of the 14th century	former Franciscan monastery church; Gothic hall, mainly from the first half of the 14th century, choir marked 1405; with equipment; Lady Chapel; Gothic sacristy; Convent building, remains of the Gothic cloister, Spolia	more pictures
Catholic rectory	Kirchstrasse 4 location	18th century	two-storey plastered building, quarry stone masonry, 18th century, probably medieval in core	Image wanted
portal	Kirchstrasse, to No. 7 location	1714	Baroque portal with alliance coat of arms, marked 1714
Yellow house	Kirchstrasse 29 location	18th century	single-storey building with hipped roof, 18th century; two sandstone poles: fragment with Hebrew inscription from 1324/25, late Gothic crossway relief, 15th century	Image wanted
Garden shed	Köbelstrasse 6 location	after 1772	Delicate mansard roof building with a risalit protruding central section with curved dome and pommel crown, probably after 1772; Iron fence 1920s	Image wanted
Huguenot Court	Krämerstrasse 1 location	16th or 17th century	Residential and commercial building; two-part assembly, the core from the 16th or 17th century, reshaped in baroque style after 1689; defining the street scene; barrel-vaulted cellar, the core is late medieval
House Schönecke	Krämerstrasse 2 location	1712	since 1822 "Löwen-Apotheke"; three-part plastered building, partly half-timbered, with hip roofs, 1712 and later; defining the townscape; multi-part barrel-vaulted cellar on several levels
Residential building	Krämerstrasse 3 location	later 18th century	Baroque mansard roof, partly half-timbered, late 18th century, with older parts; spacious cellar, older cellar arch marked 1609; Outbuilding 1862	Image wanted
Architectural parts	Krämerstrasse, at No. 4 location	late 16th or early 17th century	Renaissance architectural parts, late 16th or early 17th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Krämerstrasse 6 location	16th and 17th centuries	picturesque corner house, partly half-timbered, formerly marked 1717, with older parts (16th and 17th centuries); defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Architectural parts	Krämerstrasse, at No. 7 location	from the 16th century	on or in the multi-part former winery architectural parts: double baroque shop arcade, marked 1746; late Gothic spiral staircase; Basement over four levels with over 20 rooms and corridors with components from the late Middle Ages to the early 20th century
portal	Krämerstrasse, at No. 10 location	1726	Baroque portal with keystone in relief, inscribed 1726 (later)	Image wanted
Residential building	Krämerstrasse 17 location	early 18th century	three-storey, three-axle baroque town house, partly half-timbered (plastered), early 18th century, guild stone marked 1718	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Krämerstrasse 18 location	first half of the 18th century	Half-hip roof construction, first half of the 18th century, two-axis extension probably in the early 19th century; Spolie: Wappenstein, early 18th century (?); multi-part cellar system before 1689; defining streets and squares	more pictures
Pfalz bakery	Krämerstrasse 19 location	early 18th century	representative baroque mansard hipped roof, probably from the early 18th century; defining the street scene; two barrel vaulted cellars before 1689; Spolie marked 1707	more pictures
Spoilage	Krämerstrasse, at No. 20 location	1644	Relief stone with a cross, marked 1644 and 1738	Image wanted
portal	Krämerstrasse, at No. 22 Lage	1714	Baroque cellar portal with guild mark, marked 1714	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Krämerstrasse, under No. 26/28/30 Lage	before 1689	two cellars one above the other, before 1689; Ring-shaped corridor system with radiating short branch corridors, stratified water wells	Image wanted
portal	Krämerstrasse 27 location	16th Century	late Gothic cellar portal, probably from the 16th century	more pictures
Adelshof	Krämerstrasse 37a / b location	16th to 18th century	former noble court, 16th to 18th century; stately plastered building with stair tower, 16th century, hipped roof probably from the 18th century; branched barrel-vaulted cellar and corridor; magnificent baroque coat of arms stone over cellar exit	Image wanted
primary school	Krämerstrasse 38 location	1926	three-storey angular building with hipped roofs, extensive expressionist decor, inscribed 1926, architect, government building officer Ernst Böckmann; Furnishing; School yard with original enclosure, toilet block and fountain basin; vaulted cellar under the courtyard, 18th century	more pictures
Courtyard	Krämerstrasse 40 location	16th to 19th century	three-part courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; Main building probably up to the upper floor from the 16th or early 17th century, extended in the 18th century, skylight portal marked 1732; four-part cellar system, essentially late medieval and early modern	Image wanted
Gautor	Krämerstrasse, at No. 42 location	13th Century	Author of the city fortifications, 13th century; in the lower part of the late Romanesque plastered building with passage, heightened in 1566; covered external staircase on the south side of the 19th century, pyramid helmet; Remnants of the city wall connections have been preserved	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Mainzer Strasse 4 location	1754	three-storey late baroque town house; Shop arcades marked 1754, upper floor and large dwelling with ornamental framework; Furnishing; Basement and corridor on three levels, mostly before 1689
archway	Mainzer Strasse, at No. 5 location	early 18th century	Baroque archway with head mask, probably from the early 18th century; on the rear building, Torschlussstein, marked 1569	Image wanted
archway	Mainzer Straße, at No. 7 location	1729	late baroque archway, house brand marked 1729	more pictures
basement, cellar	Mainzer Strasse, under No. 10 location		probably late Gothic cellars; circumferential barrel vault over a massive octagonal pillar	Image wanted
archway	Mainzer Straße, at No. 11/13/15 location	18th century	baroque archway, 18th century; Bronze plaque with a portrait of Luther, 1933	more pictures
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 16 location	18th century	Sophisticated baroque town house, three-window house with tail gable, 18th century	more pictures
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 18 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque house, partly with ornamental framework, first half of the 18th century (1707?), with older parts, skylight portal marked 1786 (renovation?); extensive cellar and corridor, partly before 1689
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 25 location	first half of the 18th century	narrow-chested baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, probably from the first half of the 18th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 27 location	1882/83	one or three-story neo-Gothic hipped roof building, 1882/83, architect Carl Schwartze, Oppenheim; Renaissance portal to the rear, around 1600, to the cellar	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 31 location	second half of the 18th century	former Catholic Holy Spirit Chapel; the core of the late baroque mansard hipped roof building, converted into a residential building in 1897, reshaped to classify, relief stone marked 1732; Garden with wrought iron fence, around 1900, including a cellar (from no. 29); defining the streetscape	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Mainzer Strasse, under No. 33 Lage		The core of the late Gothic cellar system: a parallel barrel vaulted room above pillars and pillars from before 1689, three cellars, probably from the early 19th century	Image wanted
sculpture	Mainzer Straße, at No. 34 location		Sculpture of the Virgin Mary, baroque shell niche, 18th century	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Mainzer Strasse 35 location	Early 18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, early 18th century, shop fitting around 1900	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 37 location	1729	Baroque half-hipped roof, half-timbered, partly solid, plastered, allegedly from 1729, changes from the 19th century; defining the street scene; Cellar system probably before 1689	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 38 location	first half of the 18th century	baroque house, first half of the 18th century; Basement: mostly pillar-supported natural cave	Image wanted
Courtyard	Mainzer Strasse 44 location	around 1890	Courtyard area; late classicist residential and commercial building, supposedly around 1890, characterizing the streetscape; two-armed barrel-vaulted corridor, possibly before 1689, and two further vaulted cellars, 18th and 19th centuries	Image wanted
Gasthaus "Zum Schwanen"	Mainzer Strasse 46 location	1707	ten-axis baroque half-timbered building, partly massive, marked 1707; partly much older basement over three levels	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 48 location	early 18th century	Baroque house, some with ornamental framework, early 18th century, with older parts; aisle-like cellar probably before 1689	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 49 location	1736	stately late baroque house with a former business section; Elongated, slightly bent building, partly half-timbered, supposedly from 1736	Image wanted
Courtyard	Mainzer Strasse 54 location	18th and 19th centuries	Courtyard, four-wing late baroque building group, 18th and 19th centuries; Demanding three-storey residential and commercial building, marked 1779, extension marked 1865; three-armed arched corridor before 1689	Image wanted
Ice cellar Gillot	Mainzer Straße, at No. 56 location		Cellars built in several sections, originally from the late Middle Ages and early modern times, driven into the slope with curves, widenings and four rooms; Barrel-vaulted room made of brick as an ice and beer cellar, 1873, architect Engel, Oppenheim	Image wanted
front door	Mainzer Straße, at No. 64 Lage	third quarter of the 18th century	Double-leaf late baroque door leaf, probably from the third quarter of the 18th century	Image wanted
villa	Mainzer Strasse 71 location	1882/83	representative neo-Gothic villa with corner tower, 1882/83, architect Carl Schwartze, Oppenheim, with remains of a house from the first half of the 19th century on the city wall; barrel vaulted wine cellar over two levels	Image wanted
Courtyard	Mainzer Straße 78 location	early 18th century	Courtyard area; late baroque half-hipped roof, partly half-timbered (plastered), early 18th century; adjoining building to the rear, around 1850; Cellar with barrel vaulted corridors; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Ice cellar	Mainzer Strasse, under No. 88/90 Lage	1853	former ice cellar, marked 1853; Basement with three barrel-vaulted rooms, at the end 11 m high, domed "ice dome"	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Mainzer Strasse, under No. 89 Lage		Cellar system with well chamber created in several phases of construction, late medieval in the oldest parts	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 92 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque corner house, partly with ornamental framework, first half of the 18th century; Post-medieval cellar driven into the slope	Image wanted
villa	Mainzer Straße 112 location	1899	Gothic-style castle-like villa, partly slated, 1899 to around 1915, architect Genz, Oppenheim; park-like gardens with grotto architecture and pond; defining the cityscape	Image wanted
Mariacron Monastery	Mainzer Strasse 124 location	around 1300	former Cistercian convent, first mentioned in 1265, destroyed by 1689 at the latest; from the Gothic monastery church of St. Anna, around 1300 or from the first half of the 14th century, preserved: west gable wall and part of the south wall, both with buttresses; vaulted cellar from 1894 under the former area of ​​the church; in the area of ​​the convent building: fountain; Gravestone Margaretha Knebel von Katzenelnbogen († 1585): red sandstone slab with inscription; Heinricus Rugher († 1307) tomb: red sandstone with inscription; Tombstone fragment, 14th or 15th century (see Mainzer Straße 128); former boundary stone, 16th century	more pictures
Wayside cross	Mainzer Straße, opposite No. 127 location	1750	Wayside cross; late baroque base, marked 1750, metal body late 19th or early 20th century	Image wanted
Spoilage	Mainzer Straße, at No. 128 Lage	14th or 15th century	Coat of arms stone of the noble family zum Junge, probably from the 14th or 15th century	Image wanted
Jakob Senfter Erben winery	Mainzer Strasse 129 location	1899	Late historical ensemble with a representative hip roof villa, inscribed 1899, architect Peter Gustav Rühl, Mainz; Furnishing; Wine press hall, partly half-timbered, with stepped gable; extensive wine cellar; garden	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Merianstrasse 1/3 location	16th and early 17th centuries	Assembly, essentially from the 16th and early 17th centuries (after the city was destroyed in 1689, it was restored in the first half of the 18th century); No. 1: sophisticated corner building, essentially from the Renaissance, extension in the 18th century; No. 3: Baroque-style cripple-hip roof building with shingled half-timbered gable, 1924; Cellar and corridor with at least 25, in the oldest parts probably late medieval rooms on four levels, of great architectural significance
town hall	Merianstrasse 2 location		essentially late medieval, formerly three-part assembly with stepped gables, after a fire in 1719 baroque reconstruction of the eastern part, in 1882 the former central part; Renaissance stair tower marked 1608; three-part barrel-vaulted cellar with a branched corridor system; Court wall marked 1712 (reconstruction)	more pictures
War memorial	Merianstrasse, at No. 2 location		War memorial 1870/71; Granite column from the Ingelheim imperial palace, possibly from Roman times, now with a bronze imperial eagle
Spoilage	Merianstrasse, at No. 4 location	1618	Crown stone with coat of arms, inscribed (1) 618
portal	Merianstrasse, at No. 5 location	1718	Baroque skylight portal, marked 1718	Image wanted
Evangelical rectory	Merianstrasse 6 location	16th Century	six-axis plastered building with shield gables, core probably from the 16th century, remodeled in Baroque style in the 18th century, stable / wine press house with lower extension probably from the 17th century, small economy, large garden with quarry stone wall; defining the streetscape
basement, cellar	Merianstrasse, under No. 9 Lage	16th or 17th century	two-part barrel-vaulted cellar, at least in parts from the 16th or 17th century	Image wanted
House "For Friday"	Merianstrasse 11 location	16th or early 17th century	single-storey three-wing system, the core probably from the 16th or early 17th century, reconstruction of the rear wing in 1875, architect Paul Wallot , Frankfurt am Main; spacious barrel vaulted wine cellar, 18th and 19th centuries; Renaissance courtyard arch marked 1629	more pictures
Evangelical Katharinenkirche	Merianstrasse 12 location	around 1226	Highly important medieval red sandstone building with late Romanesque double tower facade, high Gothic choir, transept, basilical nave and crossing tower as well as late Gothic west choir, started around 1226, built in five construction phases, partial destruction 1689, restoration and restoration since the second half of the 18th century Glass paintings from the 14th to 16th and 20th centuries, tombs from the 14th to 18th centuries; Gothic architectural sculpture on the Spolien church, late medieval tombstones, baroque grave cross, around 1783	more pictures
Michael's Chapel	Merianstrasse, at No. 12 location	Early 14th century	at the churchyard of St. Michaelskapelle, two-storey chapel karner , early 14th century, remodeled in 1929; Archway in the surrounding wall of the churchyard, marked 1590	more pictures
Merian's house	Merianstrasse 13 location	1714	six-axis baroque house, marked 1714, late Gothic core (15th or 16th century); late medieval-early modern cellar	more pictures
Katharinenschule	Merianstrasse 15 location	1830/31	former Katharinenschule; seven-axis late classicist type construction, 1830/31
Residential building	Pfaugasse 13 location	18th century	single-storey baroque small house, probably from the 18th century	Image wanted
winery	Pfaugasse 26/28/30/32 / 32a, Bädergasse 39 location	1919-1922	representative winery; uniform ensemble of plastered buildings with Baroque and classifying motifs and cantilevered hipped roofs, 1919–1922, architect Reinhold Weisse, Mainz, over late medieval-early modern retaining walls; Furnishing; neo-baroque garden pavilion; late medieval-early modern cellars; defining the townscape	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Postplatz 3 location	early 19th century	Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), early 19th century, older in core; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Residential building	Postplatz 4 location	1896	Wilhelminian-style yellow brick building with hipped roof, neo-renaissance, 1896, architect Peter Gustav Rühl , Mainz; Cellar and corridor complex of great historical importance, probably before 1689; defining space and townscape	Image wanted
ruin	Rathofstrasse 5 location	before 1689	Ruin of an economic building, cross-arched quarry stone building, the core probably before 1689	Image wanted
Rathof	Rathofstrasse 21 location	1880	Residential and wine press house, two-storey building with knee floor, courtyard side gable project, marked 1880	Image wanted
Rathof Chapel	Rathofstrasse, to No. 21 location		former chapel of the Erbach monastery courtyard; Mansard roof building, medieval in essence, remodeled in Baroque style; Coat of arms of Abbot Adolph Dreymüllen, marked 1731	more pictures
Fountain	Rathofstrasse, to No. 23 location		stately late medieval draw well	Image wanted
Architectural parts	Rathofstrasse, at No. 25 Lage		late Gothic architectural parts: coupled pointed arch window; Basement arch; Double barrel vaulted cellar over massive central support, wall pillars	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Rittergasse, under No. 4/6/8 location	16th or 17th century	extensive multi-part cellar, probably from the 16th or 17th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Schulstrasse 11 location	16th or early 17th century	single-storey hipped roof building, core from the 16th or early 17th century, remodeled in late baroque style around 1800; three barrel-vaulted cellars, probably from the construction period; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Gates	Sparrhofgasse, to No. 2 location	before 1689	two doors with reused late Gothic garments, before 1689; Cellar, pendent vault over central pillar, 19th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Turmstrasse 1 location	16th or early 17th century	three-storey renaissance building with a polygonal stair tower, 16th or early 17th century (restored after fires in 1635 and around 1865), marked 1876 (renovation)	Image wanted
clock tower	Turmstrasse, opposite No. 1 location	1255	northeast corner tower of the city wall, 1255; Reconstruction in 1843/44 as a clock tower, cylindrical limestone building, neo-Gothic pointed arched windows	more pictures
Courtyard	Vorstädterstrasse 4 location	Mid 18th century	Baroque parallel courtyard, mid-18th century; four-axle house, partly half-timbered (plastered), outbuilding with mansard roof; barrel vaulted cellar probably before 1689	Image wanted
Residential building	Vorstädterstrasse 8 location	Mid 17th century	early baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), middle of the 17th century with older parts, remodeled in the 18th century; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Seilertor	Vorstädterstrasse, in No. 24 position	first half of the 16th century	Seilertor of the city fortifications, first half of the 16th century, two floors of the substructure with loopholes	Image wanted
Gasthaus "Zum Grünen Baum"	Vorstädterstraße 32 location	first quarter of the 19th century	Classicist half-hip roof building, first quarter of the 19th century; Wooden stairs marked 1824; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Flood stone	Vorstädterstraße, at No. 32 Lage	1882	Flood stone, marked 1882, with water levels from 1824 and 1845	Image wanted
Gasthof "Zur Krone"	Vorstädterstraße 33 location	first half of the 18th century	two-part baroque building, one-storey part with a mansard roof, probably from the first half of the 18th century, two-storey, two-axis hipped roof extension, partly half-timbered (plastered), characterizing the square	Image wanted
Spoilage	Vorstädterstrasse, at No. 34 Lage	1744	Released door keystone, boatman's mark, marked 1744	Image wanted
Gate	Vorstädterstraße, to No. 51 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque courtyard gate with a skipper's mark, probably from the first half of the 18th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Welschdorfgasse 2 location	16th or 17th century	elongated half-timbered house, massive ground floor at least partly from the 16th or 17th century, otherwise reconstruction in the 18th century and remodeling after 1860; Cellar arch denotes 1599 (1699?); Basement over two levels
Spoilage	Welschdorfgasse, in No. 3 position	1604	Cellar arch keystone, marked 1604	Image wanted
Landschreiberei	Wormser Strasse 2 location	1709-11	representative baroque mansard hipped roof building, 1709–11, in the cellar possibly remains of a first city wall; Rear mansard roof, 1898/99, architect Genz, Oppenheim	more pictures
basement, cellar	Wormser Strasse, under No. 8 location		Basically late medieval and early modern cellars: barrel vaults that penetrate one another and rest on a mighty central pillar and two wall pillars on an irregular floor plan	Image wanted
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 9 location	18th and 19th centuries	Dreiseithof, mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries; late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1765; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 13 location	1737	baroque small winemaker property; Residential house, partly half-timbered, marked 1737 and 1783 (conversion?)	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 15 location	first half of the 18th century	Stately dwelling house with a large dwelling house, partly ornamental framework, first half of the 18th century, with older stone components (16th and 17th centuries), southern courtyard wall probably remnants of a late medieval-early modern building	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 16 location	early 18th century	Baroque house, some with ornamental framework, early 18th century; Late medieval and early modern cellars and corridors	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Wormser Strasse, under No. 19 location		Late medieval-early modern barrel-vaulted column cellar with well niche, followed by two parallel barrel vaults on the north side	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 21 location	1715	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1715, mid-19th century
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 23 location	1852	stately three-winged courtyard, 1852; late classical plastered building with knee floor; from the previous building the barrel vaulted cellar with fountain; large-volume economy with vaulted stable with four Doric columns, remise and wine press house
Spoilage	Wormser Strasse, at No. 25 location	1676	Red sandstone slab with baker's mark, marked 1676	Image wanted
portal	Wormser Straße, at No. 29 Lage	1737	Baroque courtyard portal, foliage cartouche with skipper's mark, marked 1737; in the basement walled up Renaissance epitaph from St. Catherine's Church, around 1578	Image wanted
Gasthaus "Zum Löwen"	Wormser Strasse 31 location	1773	eight-axis late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1773, the core is probably older	Image wanted
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 32 location	1720s	Courtyard area; Baroque house, some with decorative framework, probably from the 1720s with older parts; Archway marked 1595 and 1724, outbuilding probably from the 18th century	Image wanted
Inn	Wormser Strasse 33 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque mansard roof, partly half-timbered (clad) t, probably from the first half of the 18th century	Image wanted
portal	Wormser Strasse, at No. 41 Lage	in the middle of the 19th century	Elaborate niche portal with a late classicist door leaf, mid-19th century	Image wanted
villa	Wormser Strasse 46 location	1892	late classicist cubic villa, marked 1892, furnishings; barrel-vaulted cellar, at least partially before 1689; Kelterhaus (1910, architect Waldschmidt, Oppenheim) above an older two-story wine cellar; large walled garden	Image wanted
Courtyard	Wormser Strasse 47 location	1713	Courtyard area; stately baroque house, marked 1713, barrel-vaulted cellar and corridor	Image wanted
German Viticulture Museum	Wormser Strasse 49 location	1746	former hospital, now the German Wine Museum; Baroque mansard roof building in the style of a city palace, 1746; Two-part rear building with school hall, 1940/41 with older parts, sundial marked 1954
basement, cellar	Wormser Strasse, under No. 50 location	before 1689	Cellar system, before 1689: large-volume two-pillar room, the sturdy round pillars probably remains of a late medieval-early modern gabled house; Baroque cellar arch, 18th century, followed by a corridor with a triangular barrel and a pointed arched passage, two further barrel vaulted cellars under the courtyard and garden	Image wanted
Spoilage	Wormser Strasse, at No. 51 location	first half of the 18th century	window lintel in relief, probably from the first half of the 18th century	Image wanted
villa	Wormser Strasse 52 location	1890	Wilhelminian style yellow brick building with a mansard hipped roof, 1890, architect Ludwig Becker , Mainz; with equipment; defining the townscape
Fountain	Wormser Strasse, at No. 52 location	around 1890	Laufbrunnen, red sandstone, around 1890, designed by Ludwig Becker, Mainz; Pump well, cast iron, second half of the 19th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 53 location	around 1600	angular dwelling house; Ground floor around 1600, lintel marked 1706, increase probably in the second half of the 19th century; pre-baroque vaulted cellar with fountain; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Lutheran parish and school house	Wormser Strasse 54 location	first half of the 18th century	former Lutheran parish and school house; Baroque building, first half of the 18th century, partly above barrel-vaulted cellar before 1689	Image wanted
Spoilage	Wormser Straße, at No. 56 Lage	15th century	Gothic crown stone, probably from St. Sebastian's Church, 15th century	Image wanted
Spoilage	Wormser Straße, at No. 57 Lage	18th century	Furnace foot; Baroque volute stone in relief, 18th century	Image wanted
Lutheran inspection house	Wormser Strasse 58 location	first half of the 18th century	former Lutheran inspection house; Baroque house, first half of the 18th century, essentially much older, barrel-vaulted cellar	Image wanted
Lutheran schoolhouse	Wormser Strasse 60 location	Mid 18th century	former Lutheran schoolhouse; baroque solid building, probably from the middle of the 18th century with older parts; barrel vaulted cellar	Image wanted
"Mayor Carl Koch Erben" winery	Wormser Straße 62/64 location	16th Century	extensive four-wing complex, from the 16th century; late Gothic shield gable building, multi-part barrel vaulted cellar, 16th or 17th century; Hipped roof construction, supposedly around 1810; former factory building with stair tower, marked 1850; Economic building probably from the 16th or 17th century; Ornamental garden with gazebo, around 1900; associated section of the city fortifications with remains of the city wall, the witch tower and the moat, now Wingerte	Image wanted
Witterstättersches garden house	Wormser Strasse 75 location	after 1815	classical plastered building, with pyramid roof, probably after 1815	Image wanted
winery	Wormser Strasse 80 location	1893	Late founding winery, 1893, architect Peter Gustav Rühl, Mainz; villa-like historicizing yellow brick building with hipped roof; Press house with hipped roof; two parallel wine cellars	Image wanted
Wayside cross	Wormser Strasse, behind No. 85 Lage	1734	Road cross, red sandstone, baroque base marked 1734 (metal body around 1925)	Image wanted
Gatehouse	Wormser Strasse 110 location	1589	Gate construction of the manor house; three-gabled renaissance building, marked 1589	Image wanted
State viticulture domain	Wormser Strasse 162 location	1922/23	Castle-like three-wing complex, Baroque-classifying Heimatstil, 1922/23	Image wanted
Spoilage	Zuckerberg, at No. 3 location	16th or 17th century	Coat of arms stone with (imperial?) Eagle, probably from the 16th or 17th century	Image wanted
Gate	Zuckerberg, at No. 5 location	1602	Weinbergspforte, marked 1602, with late Gothic archway (probably reused)	Image wanted
State educational and research institute for agriculture, viticulture and horticulture	Zuckerberg 19 location	1889	Former state educational and research institute for agriculture, viticulture and horticulture; representative Gothic brick building with hipped roof, marked 1889; two stately barrel-vaulted cellars
Landskron castle ruins	northwest of the city; Corridor on the Schloßberg location	around 1220/25	Reichsburg founded around 1220/25, destroyed again in 1257 and after reconstruction (1273) in 1275, extended reconstruction by King Rudolf von Habsburg in 1281/82, fundamental reconstruction around 1615, damage in 1620, 1631, 1689; Main castle: extensive substance from around 1375/81, remains of the palace and a residential building with a Renaissance-era second floor; remains of the kitchen in the courtyard, around 1500, of an oven, 17th century, fountain dated to 1270, finds from the 13th century; remains of the curtain wall from the outer bailey; Monument, granite boulder, marked 1876	more pictures
Operations building	east of the city; In Kläuerchen (outside 69) location	around 1910	Operating building of the fruit growing research institute of the state teaching and research institute for agriculture, viticulture and horticulture; Half-hip roof building with historicizing timber frame parts, Heimatstil, around 1910	Image wanted
Toad Well	southwest of the city; Corridor Goldberg location	1577	Spring connection with three tunnels parallel to the slope, marked 1577, 1617 and later
Well tunnel	west of the city on the K 44; Hall rise location		Barrel-vaulted quarry stone building, partly brick, in the core possibly medieval-early modern	Image wanted
signpost	west of the city on the county road to Dexheim; Hallway at the front Goldberg location	first half of the 19th century	Doric sandstone column, probably from the first half of the 19th century
Field cross	west of the city; Hallway at the front Goldberg location	around 1500	late Gothic sandstone cross, around 1500	Image wanted
Bag carrier tunnel	west of town in the vineyards; Hallway sack carrier location	16th Century	183 m long water supply system, 16th century; Outer tunnel with brick vault, marked 1568, 1571 and later, inner tunnel marked 1644	Image wanted

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 . Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, 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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