List of cultural monuments in Ruppertsberg

In the list of cultural monuments in Ruppertsberg , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Ruppertsberg are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of November 29, 2016).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Schloss Ruppertsberg	Von-Dalberg-Straße 13, 19, 19a, 26, 26a, 28 and 30 location	13th Century	earlier Talburg, probably built in the 13th century, expanded into a four-wing complex in the 18th century, since the late 18th century it has been divided into several private houses; Formerly surrounded by a moat, enclosed on two sides by residential buildings, to the west of which there is a farmyard, medieval and baroque building remains, testimony to the manorial past of the village	more pictures
Monument zone cemetery	Obergasse location	around 1830	Cemetery laid out around 1830, enclosing wall from the 18th or 19th century; Cemetery cross, 1830; Tombs: Julius Eckel († 1874), three-part family tomb, by Jakob Menges (?), Kaiserslautern , around 1880 ; Franziska Paulina Schulz († 1873), marble , late Classicist	more pictures
Monument zone Raiffeisenstraße	Raiffeisenstrasse 1 and 3 location	1602	Catholic rectory; No. 1 former rectory , one and a half story plastered building, late Gothic and Renaissance motifs, marked 1602; No. 3 two and a half story plastered building, around 1850, neighboring baroque outbuilding, marked 1806, above older remains, barn with two gates, one marked 1589, another house, one and a half story, and barn , both around 1850, garden wall 16th to 19th century	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Courtyard	Forstgasse 2 location	16th to 19th century	Winzerhof, Vierseithof, 16th to 19th century; Residential house with half-hipped roof, in the core 1599, changes in 1650, in the 18th century and 1928, cellar exit marked 1650, extension, partly half-timbered, probably 17th century, gate system marked 1599 (?), Half-timbered upper floor 18th century; Quarry stone barn 1834; Garden wall 16th century
Courtyard	Hauptstrasse 1 location	16th to 19th century	Courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; Residential house, core from the 1580s, partly half-timbered, 16th century, half-hipped roof, 18th century, basement exit marked 158 ?; Quarry stone barn, 1846 over older remains, economy with pent roof, probably from 1846; Gate system probably around 1580
Gate	Main street, at No. 9 location	16th Century	Man gate, late Gothic, coat of arms stone, 16th century
portal	Main street, at No. 12 location	1547	Portal, marked 1547	Image wanted BW
Door run	Main street, at No. 16 location	1771	Gate drive, late baroque, marked 1771
Door run	Hauptstrasse, at No. 18 location	1767	Gate drive, late baroque, marked 1767
Holy House	Hauptstrasse, corner of Mühlweg Lage	1891	neo-Gothic wayside shrine in the form of a saint's house, aedicula with pietà, sandstone, 1891
Residential building	Kirchstrasse 3 location	1730	late baroque hipped roof building, gate drive marked 1730; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Kirchstrasse 11 location	Early 16th century	three-aisled late Gothic hall church, beginning of the 16th century, choir bay probably older (end of the 13th century), neo-Gothic choir closure, extension to the west and tower 1859/60, architect K. Kaercher, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; south of the church: neo-Gothic mission cross, 1906 by Julius Renn , Speyer	more pictures
Spolia	Mittelgasse, at No. 2 location	1754	Roman column fragments; Pedestal of a Nepomok statue, marked 1754	more pictures
school	Mittelgasse 7 location	1729	former schoolhouse; stately late baroque building with hipped roof, marked 1729; defining the plaza	more pictures
Catholic sister house	Mittelgasse 9 location	around 1900	former catholic sister house; Late historical quarry stone building with sandstone-integrated bare brick facade, around 1900; Sculpture of St. Family, from H. Pauly, Speyer
Courtyard	Mittelgasse 16 location	18th century	Winery, 18th century; single-storey late baroque high-cellar building on an L-shaped floor plan, allegedly 1785, doorway with coat of arms, marked 1617
Tea pavilion	Obergasse, to No. 2 location	1844	Tea pavilion of the Bürklin-Wolf winery , classicist cube with tent roof, 1844; defining the townscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Obergasse 12 location	early 19th century	Dreiseithof, the core from the early 19th century, over older remains (around 1600); Door travel marked 1767, basement window frames on the house, around 1600	more pictures
Courtyard	Obergasse 14 and 16 location	18th century	late baroque double estate, 18th century; No. 14 residential building with stone-built half-timbered upper floor (plastered), probably 1762; No. 16 at the same time; Gate travel marked 1762; Outbuilding in the core from the 18th century
Spoilage	Obergasse, at No. 15 location	1766	Wedge stone of the former gateway, marked 1766
Gate drive and cellar	Obergasse, at No. 17 location	from 1592	Man gate, marked 1592, gate drive around 1800, courtyard-side basement exit around 1600, replacement of the flat ceiling with Prussian caps around 1800
Courtyard	Obergasse 21 location	16th to 19th century	Dreiseithof, 16th to 19th century; Large-volume late Baroque house, marked 1723, former gate marked 1616, late Gothic side wing, 16th or 17th century; Barn, 1824
Restaurant "Zum Winzer"	Obergasse 23 location	second half of the 18th century	late baroque high-cellar house with a crooked hip roof, second half of the 18th century
Residential building	Obergasse 34 location	1580	Late Baroque high-cellar building with a mansard gable roof, in the core from 1580, extensions and remodeling marked 1580, 1777 and 1780
Residential building	Raiffeisenstrasse 4/6 location	1665	Residential house, partly rich ornamental framework, marked 1665, partly reshaped probably in the 18th century	more pictures
Door run	Raiffeisenstraße, at No. 7 location	around 1730	Gate ride, around 1730
Residential building	Schlossstrasse 1 location	around 1750	late baroque plastered building over a high cellar, extended hipped roof, probably around 1750; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Gate system	Schlossstrasse, at No. 17 location	around 1600	two-part gate system, probably around 1600
Relief and gate pillars	Von-Dalberg-Straße, at No. 9 location	around 1730/40	Rococo relief, probably around 1730/40, pillar of the gateway
Spoilage	Von-Dalberg-Straße, at No. 10 location	1757	Keystone of the former gateway, marked 1757
villa	Weinstrasse 82 location	around 1890	rich neo-renaissance villa, around 1890	more pictures
Wayside shrine	south of the village at the intersection of the Bergweg and Tränkweg; Hallway at the loam pit location	1863	Wayside shrine, neo-Gothic column, top with Rococo motifs, 1863
Wayside shrine	southwest of the village; Hallway in the Helbig location	1754	late baroque base, marked 1754, pillar with niche, marked 1859
Wayside cross	southeast of the village on the mountain path; Hallway in the Nesselbusch location	1914	Wayside cross, enclosed sandstone cross, metal body, 1914; Erected in honor of the warrior Wilhelm Köhr, killed at the beginning of the First World War
Wayside cross	southeast of the village at the intersection of Bergweg and Haßlocher Weg; Hallway Haßlocher Weg location	around 1890	Way cross, neo-Gothic shaft cross, metal body, around 1890
Wayside cross	southwest of the village on Mühlweg; Hallway stubble location	around 1900	Way cross, sandstone cross, zinc hollow cast body, around 1900
Wayside cross	southwest of the village at the intersection of Bergweg and Mühlweg; Hallway Am Mühlweg location	around 1900	Wayside cross, around 1900
Klausenkapelle or Klause Zeiselbach	west of the village; Sommerberg district location	1681/88	Catholic pilgrimage chapel of the Holy Fourteen Holy Helpers ; Saalbau, 1681/88, mainly late Gothic, shortly before 1350, partial renovations in 1705, 1776, 1846, 1952; Bell, 1870 by Andreas Hamm , Frankenthal; Sandstone plinth, marked 1746, crucifixion group by Wilhelm Jansen , Cologne as station XII of the neo-Gothic stations of the cross , 1871; west of the chapel fragment of a grave slab, around 1600	more pictures
Way of the Cross	west of the village; Sommerberg district location	1871	14 stations of the cross from the valley floor to the Klausenkapelle , station house with terracotta sculptures, 1871; the first eight stations in the Königsbacher district, station XII at the chapel	more pictures
Wayside cross	west of the village; Corridor Am Königsbacher Weg location	around 1890/1900	Way cross, neo-Gothic shaft cross, metal body, around 1890/1900
Wayside cross	west of the village on the outskirts of Deidesheim (Weinbergstrasse) location	at the end of the 19th century	Waypoint, neo-Gothic, end of the 19th century
Vineyard cottage	west of the village on the K 10 ; Almond field corridor location	around 1820/30	Vineyard house, small house built-in, around 1820/30
Wayside cross	west of the village on the L 516 ; Hallway in the eight acre location	1864	Way Cross, Arma Christi, 1864
Bismarckstein	west of the village in the forest; Hartenberg district location	at the end of the 19th century	Bismarckstein, boulder, late 19th century	more pictures