List of cultural monuments in Piesport

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The list of cultural monuments in Piesport contains all the cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate municipality of Piesport, including the districts of Ferres and Niederemmel (with Emmel, Reinsport and Müstert). The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of November 14, 2017).

Piesport

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone town center Am Domhof 3–10, Ausoniusufer 1–14, Bachstrasse 1, 2, 3 and 5, Im Landkapitel 1–16 (without No. 6), St. Michaelstrasse 1–9, 11, 13, 15, 21 and 23
Lage
16th to 19th century small town center, parallel to the Moselle, with buildings from the 16th to 19th centuries; the monument zone includes the Ausoniusufer, the street Am Domhof and the St. Michaelstraße along the Moselle as well as the cross section of the Bachstraße, and as a back street the short street Im Landkapitel Monument zone town center

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Rectory Am Domhof 5
location
1660 former rectory; One to two-storey building with a mansard roof at the back, today's appearance from the 18th century, older in the core (marked 1660)
Residential and guest house Am Domhof 6
location
1921 Mansard roof construction, mixed forms of neo-Gothic and reform architecture, marked 1921
Residential building Am Domhof 9
location
1721 former court of the Trier cathedral chapter; three-storey solid building, marked 1721
window Ausoniusufer, at No. 3
location
16th Century two groups of coupled, late Gothic rectangular windows, probably from the 16th century; on the courtyard side of the rear part of the building on the upper floor
Residential building Ausoniusufer 5
location
1776 stately solid construction, slated half-timbered gable, marked 1776
Klausenhof Ausoniusufer 6/7
location
from 1613 now village community center; multi-part building complex; seven-axis mansard roof, marked 1806; older house, marked 1613, partly under a half-hip roof, today's appearance from the 19th century, in essence probably older; connecting corridor on the first floor; in the courtyard a cellar built into the hillside, 18th or 19th century
Wayside shrine Ausoniusufer, at No. 23
location
1612 Crucifixion group, pillar marked 1612, sculptures probably more recent
Wayside cross Bachstrasse, corner in Kordel
location
17th century Shaft and cantilever of a crucifixion shrine, probably from the 17th century
Wayside shrine In the country chapter, at No. 4
location
171 [x] Crucifixion shrine, baroque, marked 171 [x]
Residential building In the country chapter 10
location
18th century Stately mansard roof building, partly half-timbered, 18th century, possibly older in core
Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael St. Michaelstraße 2
location
1766/67 rural rococo church, 1766/67, architect P. Miller, Tyrol Catholic Parish Church of St. Michaelmore pictures
Cemetery chapel St. Michaelstraße, at No. 2
location
around 1850 neo-Gothic cemetery chapel, around 1850
Wayside shrine St. Michaelstraße, at No. 2 in front of the Lage sacristy
17th or 18th century Relief of a station of the cross and the crucifixion shrine, 17th or 18th century
pier St. Michaelstraße, west of No. 2
location
around 1780 two portal pillars with angel figures, around 1780
Residential building St. Michaelstraße 4
location
18th century Corner house; Solid construction, slated half-timbered gable, small economic part, 18th century, overformed in the 19th century
Cross house St. Michaelstraße 8
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1862 Mansard roof building, marked 1862, segmented arched window from the 18th century
sculpture St. Michaelstraße, at No. 9
location
18th century Figure of a saint (?) On an unconventionally designed base, probably from the 18th century
St. Sebastian cemetery chapel St. Michaelstraße, behind No. 9
Lage
around 1500 former St. Sebastian cemetery chapel; late Gothic choir, around 1500
Residential building St. Michaelstraße 23
location
18th century Stately mansard roof building, today's appearance around or after the middle of the 19th century, in essence probably from the 18th century
Wayside shrine and wayside cross north of the village on the L 50; Hallway In Olk
Location
1686 Wayside shrine with Pietà relief, inscribed 1686; Wayside cross, marked 1668 Wayside shrine and wayside cross
Piesporter Heiligenhäuschen northwest of the place on the L 50
location
18th century small mansard roof building, 18th century Piesporter Heiligenhäuschen
Holy House northwest of the place on the L 50
location
18th or 19th century Holy house, round arch niche, 18th or 19th century
Spoar pictures and band northwest of the place in the forest
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17th century Relief pictures and inscription plate, probably from the 17th century; neo-Gothic chapel, late 19th century
St. Vitus Chapel north of the village on the L 50
location
around 1900 small neo-Gothic building, probably around 1900

Ferres

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Catholic chapel Bruder-Eberhardstrasse, next to No. 8
location
1929 small hall building, marked 1929
Ferreser Boor Bruder-Eberhardstrasse, opposite No. 12,
location
1884 Laufbrunnen, sandstone, marked 1884

Niederemmel

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Catholic parish church of St. Martin Location at Kirchplatz 5
1732 Hall building, 1732, expanded in 1930, in the Spolien tower Catholic parish church of St. Martin
Wayside shrine At the church square, south of No. 5
location
1661 Crucifixion shrine, marked 1661
Catholic rectory Location at Kirchplatz 7
1767 stately mansard roof building, marked 1767
Frantzen Cross At the Römerbrunnen, at No. 4
location
1687 Crucifixion shrine, marked 1687
Courtyard On the Kaub 3
location
16th or 17th century Courtyard area; stately solid construction, stair tower, core from the 16th or 17th century, modified in 1786 (?), half-timbered barn, probably from the 18th century
Wayside cross On the Kaub, at No. 10
location
1779 stone cross in relief, inscribed 1779
Wayside chapel On the Kaub, between No. 43 and 45
location
19th century small tent roof construction, probably from the 19th century; Fragment of a crucifixion shrine, 17th or 18th century
Wayside chapel Brückenstraße, corner of Unterer Wierth
Lage
small hipped roof building; inside figure niche, chronogram
Residential building In the major 16
position
1635 small half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1635
Karthäuserhof Karthäuserplatz 6/8
location
1742 Main building of the former Karthäuserhof; Mansard roof building, marked 1742
Catholic All Saints Chapel Karthäuserplatz 9
location
1553 three-axis hall construction with buttresses, modified in 1553, 1680 Catholic All Saints Chapel
Wayside shrine Karthäuserplatz, at No. 9
location
1702 Crucifixion shrine, marked 1702
Residential and farm buildings Karthäuserstraße 45
location
1701 stately mansard roof, partly half-timbered, allegedly from 1701
Residential building Kettergasse 24
location
16th or 17th century stately solid construction, stair tower, 16th or 17th century
Residential building Moselstrasse 15
location
1775 Mansard roof building, marked 1775
Cross house Moselstrasse 16
location
1767 former cross house; elongated mansard roof, marked 1767
Courtyard St. Martinstraße 10, Am Kirchplatz 2
location
16th or 17th century Courtyard area; stately hipped roof building, stair tower, core from the 16th or 17th century (allegedly from 1622), partly overformed after division in the 19th century; Farm buildings; Overall system
Residential building St. Martinstrasse 21
location
third quarter of the 19th century Late classicist hipped roof building, quarry stone, probably from the third quarter of the 19th century
Cross house St. Martinstrasse 36
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1879 Cross house; Quarry stone construction, sandstone walls, marked 1879
Courtyard St. Martinstrasse 38
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1913 Streckhof in quarry stone construction, marked 1913
Cross house St. Martinstrasse 40
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1903 Quereinhaus, marked 1903
Cross house St. Martinstrasse, at No. 56
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1872 two outer walls of the former transverse house, marked 1872
Residential building St. Martinstrasse 61
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18th century stately mansard roof, partly half-timbered, 18th century
Residential building St. Martinstrasse 67
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1785 Mansard roof building, marked 1785
winery St. Martinstrasse 87
location
1794 winery formerly part of the Karthäuserhof; multi-part, inconsistent building with mansard roofs, marked 1794, certainly older in the core
Catholic Chapel of St. Nicholas Steingasse 44
location
1616 small hall with buttresses, 1616; on the choir: Crucifixion shrine, inscribed 1618
Way of the Cross southeast of the place on the Moselle slope opposite Minheim
location
Way of the Cross, chapel and crucifixion group visible from afar
Jagdschloss Tonnkopf southeast of the village on the Hunsrück plateau, near the L 157
location
first half of the 20th century Wood-clad house, first half of the 20th century
Holy House south of the village in a meadow 18th or 19th century Quarry stone building with plaster residue, 18th or 19th century
chapel south of the village; Marking on Zimmet
location
1682 small solid construction, slated half-timbered gable; Altar with cross structure, marked 1682

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Mettlacher Klosterhof Karthäuserplatz 3/5/7
location
Main building grouped around a courtyard and two farm wings, essentially from the 18th century, several times overformed; Overall system ; deleted from list of monuments

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