List of cultural monuments in Speyer

The list of cultural monuments in Speyer includes the cultural monuments in the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Speyer . The basis is the publication of the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of August 3, 2018).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone city fortifications		before 969	remains of the Ottonian city wall, first mentioned in 969, have been preserved behind Holzmarkt 6 and at Margaretengasse 1–5; the medieval city wall of the core city (mainly first half of the 13th century) and the suburbs (14th and 15th centuries), reinforced with 21 towers, with moat and outer moat walls, mostly razed in 1689; received from the towers of the core city fortifications: the townscape- defining old gate , 13th century (Maximilianstraße 54; ⊙ ), the lower part of the high medieval forge tower (at the southern end of Zeppelinstrasse; ⊙ ), east of the cathedral the little Heidentürmchen, late 13th century with a wall ( ⊙ ); received from the fortification of Gilgenvorstadt: Stumps of three late medieval round wall towers ("Zum Drachen" ( ⊙ ), "Zur Taube" ( ⊙ ), "Zum Bock" ( ⊙ )), Remnants of the swallow tower with part of the trench ( ⊙ ); received from the fortifications of the suburb over the Hasenpfuhl: Remnants of the wall with a three-part arch bridge ("Riegel") over the Nonnenbach ( ⊙ ), in the section between Allmendstrasse and Eselsdamm two rectangular wall towers (“Zum Bären” ( ⊙ ), “Zum Löwen” ( ⊙ )); received from the 15th century Landwehr: the Wormser Warte , marked 1451 (Wormser Landstrasse 265; ⊙ ); Remnants of the city wall remain on, in or behind the houses at Am Hammelturm 1, Allerheiligenstraße 23 and 24–31, Bahnhofstraße / Am Klipfelstor, Bahnhofstraße / Adenauerpark, Domgarten, Domplatz 6, Farrenturmstraße 9–19, Feuerbachstraße 1, Fischergasse 11–29, Große Pfaffengasse 1–5, Gutenbergstrasse 1, Hasenpfuhlstrasse 37 and 38, Hirschgraben , Holzmarkt 4, Karl-Leiling-Allee 5, Lauergasse 2–7, 11–16 and 21–37, Mühlturmstrasse 12–26, Neufferstrasse / Am Drachenturm, Petschegasse 4 / 6, Pistoreigasse 1, 2 and 8–14, Rheintorstrasse 6–9, Roßmarktstrasse 11–23, 26, 27 and 35, St.-Markus-Strasse 43, Schiffergasse 22 and 23, Steingasse 17, Zeppelinstrasse 1-9 and 31 -39 (each with odd numbers)	more pictures
Old town monument zone north of Maximilianstrasse	Building yard 1–3, Bechergasse 1–5, Domplatz 1, Große Himmelsgasse 5, 6 and 10, Johannesstrasse 1–7 and 27–30, Korngasse 1a – 10 and 29–36, Salzgasse 1–6, Stuhlbrudergasse 1–5, Wormser Alley 1 and 2 location	18th to 20th century	closed development mainly from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries; Baroque town built after 1697 on medieval vaulted cellars; the streets and quarters testify to the urban development of Speyer from the 1st millennium to the Middle Ages	Image wanted
Old town monument zone south of Maximilianstrasse	Allerheiligenstraße 32, 44 and 45, Brudergasse 5, Domplatz 1c and 2–4, Engelsgasse 1, 2 and 4, Flachsgasse 1–8, Grasgasse 2–4 and 7, Große Pfaffengasse 1–8, 10–12 and 14, Herdstraße 1a , 1–9, 16–40, Judenbadgasse 1, Judengasse 1–12 (without nos. 8a and 8c), Kleine Pfaffengasse, 1–28, Königsplatz (square), Kutschergasse 1 and 21–23, Ludwigstraße 1–15, 17 –21 and 23, Mönchsgasse 10b, Roßmarktstraße 8, Schlitzergasse 1, Schulergasse 2, Schustergasse 1–10, Spitalgasse 2, Taubengasse 1, Webergasse 1–5 and 9–13 location	18th to 20th century	closed development mainly from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries; Baroque town built after 1697 on medieval vaulted cellars; the streets and quarters testify to the urban development of Speyer from the 1st millennium to the Middle Ages
Monument zone settlement at the water tower	Am Wasserturm 2–54 (even numbers), 3–17 and 23–39 (odd numbers), Langensteinweg 23–27 (odd numbers) location	early 1920s	Housing estate for postal workers; equally high, equally designed simple hipped roof buildings of different lengths with front gardens, early 1920s, architect Heinrich Müller , post office building officer
Monument zone Siedlung am Woogbach (southern part)	Am Woogbach 1–12, August-Becker-Straße 1–4 and 6–12 (even numbers), Am Siechenturm 1, 3 and 5, Blaulstraße 2–32 (even numbers), Burgstraße 29–39 (odd numbers), Christoph -Lehmann-Strasse 23–50 and 52, Peter-Drach-Strasse 14, 16–48 and 50–72 (even numbers), Schandeinstrasse 26–48 (even numbers) Lage	from 1920	also Burgfeldquartier ; Settlement of the non-profit building cooperative for working-class families; Semi-detached and terraced houses in garden parcels, from 1920 to mid-1920s, architects W. Vorholz and H. Scherrmann, Ludwigshafen	Image wanted
Monument zone east of Bahnhofstrasse	Bahnhofstrasse 38–56b, Hirschgraben 2 location	second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries	Street scene on the east side of Bahnhofstrasse between Mathäus-Hotz-Strasse and Hirschgraben with the villas and residential buildings of the upper middle class from the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries as well as part of the city fortifications in the southern section of Bahnhofstrasse between the junctions of Eurichsgasse and Mathäus -Hotz Street
Monument zone settlement at the train station	Bahnhofstrasse 68–86 (even numbers), Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 4–12 (even numbers), Richard-Wagner-Strasse 1–10, Schubertstrasse 1 and 3, Siegbertstrasse 1–8, Wormser Landstrasse 2–16 (even numbers) location	from 1920	representative, elongated, two- and three-storey building blocks with front gardens for officers and civil servants of the French occupation on behalf of the Reich Property Office , from 1920; related three-house blocks
Monument zone Memorial Church of the Protestation	Bartholomäus-Weltz-Platz 5 location	1893-1904	neo-Gothic three-aisled hall, built-in house, facade tower that shapes the cityscape, 1893–1904, architects Julius Flügge and Carl Nordmann , Essen; with equipment	more pictures
Monument zone Domgarten	Domgarten location	1821	Park surrounding the cathedral in the north, east and south, laid out in 1821 ff., partly replanted in 1853, redesigned in 1949 ff; in this: former antique hall ( ⊙ ), three-part loggia with risalit-like pylons, 1826, architect Johann Philipp Mattlener , war memorial since 1930; Mount of Olives ( ⊙ ; see St. Maria and Stephan Cathedral); Memorial for Friedrich Magnus Schwerd ( ⊙ ), bronze bust on a sandstone pillar, 1874, bronze cast by Ferdinand von Miller , Munich; four groups of figures of the Salian emperors ( ⊙ ), mid-1930s, by Ludwig Cauer ; Heidentürmchen ( ⊙ ); Wall tower of the city wall, two-storey with flanking round stair towers, 13th century	more pictures
Monument zone University of Administrative Science	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 2 location	1958 ff.	Complex embedded in a large green zone: school building as a single-storey, clinkered concrete building with glass walls, three-storey student residence, canteen and transformer station 1958 ff., architect Sep Ruf , Munich; 1968 library expansion	more pictures
Monument zone St.-Georg-Hospital	Große Himmelsgasse 1–4, St.-Georgen-Gasse 2, Margarethengasse 1–3, St.-Velten-Gasse 1 location		Trinity Church, west tower of the former St. George's Church, structural remains of the St. George Hospital, ruins of the former St. Valentine's Chapel and ruins of the Retscher	Image wanted
Monument zone Große Pfaffengasse 13	Große Pfaffengasse 13 location	1701	late baroque palace, hipped roof building, marked 1701, reconstruction and restoration of the interior in 1811; Wrought-iron classicist lattice gates in the street-side garden walls; in the garden neo-Romanesque tympanum of the cathedral, 1857 by Gottfried Renn ; associated large garden area
Monument zone settlement on Speyerbach	Hans-Purrmann-Allee 9–17, Dr.-von-Hörmann-Strasse 1–9, Gabelsbergerstrasse 1–8 and 10–16 (even numbers), Im Oberkämmerer 3–7 and 9–15 (odd numbers) location	1910-30	Settlement for civil servants, between 1910 and 1930; one and a half story mansard roof semi-detached houses, 1910/11, architect Karl Barth; the later buildings were two-story apartment buildings	Image wanted
Monument zone Monastery of St. Magdalena	Hasenpfuhlstrasse 32 location	first half of the 13th century	extensive monastery district in the northeast of the city; Church with six-axis hall, early Gothic, first half of the 13th century and probably around and after 1700; with furnishings and church treasures; Entrance to the monastery district with a late founding gate, 1889, on the reverse a late baroque sandstone Madonna (original in the monastery); single-storey schoolhouse with hipped roof, 1832; in the bounding city wall grave crosses and memories, mostly from the 18th century	more pictures
Monument zone Neuer Friedhof	Hertrichweg location	1880	cemetery located between Wormser Straße, Altem Postweg and Hertrichweg; Walled area divided into grid squares, laid out in 1880, expanded several times axially symmetrically until 1930; Mortuary and chapel (Hertrichweg 4) 1929; former house of the cemetery supervisor (Hertrichweg 6) 1924; Gottfried Renn's cemetery cross ; sophisticated (family) tombs along the main axis Speyer personalities 1838–1947; Significant tombs in the Israelite department established in 1888	more pictures
Monument zone Evangelische Diakonissenanstalt Speyer	Hilgardstrasse 26 location	from 1884/85	extensive building complex between Diakonissenstrasse, Hilgardstrasse, Martin-Greifstrasse, Paul-Egellstrasse and Rulandstrasse; Deaconess Mother House, three-story Wilhelminian style building, 1884/85, architect Heinrich Jester , three-and-a-half-story extension 1930, architect J. Ecker & Söhne; neo-Gothic house chapel; Wilhelminenstift 1891, architect Heinrich Jester; Residential house for pastor and association board member, Gründerzeit building, 1893/94, architect Heinrich Jester; Children's hospital, brick building in pavilion construction, hip roofs, 1898/99, architect Heinrich Jester; Hospital 1906, extension 1956/57; one and two-storey insulated building, hip roofs, 1911, architect J. Ecker, Landau; Ökonomiehof, 1924, architect J. Ecker & Söhne; Infant home, three-story plastered building, 1926, architect Wilhelm Ecker; in the garden Hilgard monument, 1890 by Robert Cauer the Younger
Historic cemetery monument zone (Adenauerpark)	Hirschgraben location	1502	Garden made available in 1502 for the construction of a cemetery for the poor and foreigners, first extension in 1597, three-sided walling in 1611, considerably destroyed in 1689, second extension in 1839–41, closure in 1881, conversion to a park in 1958; several important tombs from the 18th and 19th centuries around the chapel of Our Lady (around 1515); north of the St. Bernhard Church (1953/54) enclosed cathedral capitular cemetery with partly medieval tombstones; late baroque cemetery cross, 1782 by PA Linck; numerous grave monuments of Speyer personalities, 19th and early 20th centuries	more pictures
Monument zone Catholic seminary church St. Ludwig	Johannesstraße, to No. 8 location	from 1266	Gothic choir, 1266 ff .; gothic hall building in the core, neo-Gothic renovation 1834/35, architect August von Voit , Westjoch with end wall 1935, architects Albert Boßlet and Ludwig Ihm ; along Korngasse, Predigergasse and Wormser Gäßchen enclosing walls of the former convent, 1714 and 1825	more pictures
Monument zone Judenbad / Judenhof	Judenbadgasse without number location	around 1100	Male synagogue around 1100, parts of the east and west walls, small ashlar masonry; Women's synagogue 1354, east and west wall, brickwork; Destroyed in 1689, extensive excavations in 1965–68; underground ritual bath, around or soon after 1100	more pictures
Monument zone Kapuzinergasse	Kapuzinergasse 5–36 (without nos. 20 and 29) location	in the middle of the 19th century	Small house settlement, mid-19th century, single-storey plastered buildings, inner courtyards with gardens	more pictures
Monument zone Siedlung am Woogbach (northern part)	Lina-Sommer-Strasse 2–32 and 34–52 (even numbers), Eugen-Jäger-Strasse 1–54, Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 6–46 (even numbers), Kolbstrasse 1–26, Erste Gartenweg 1–30, Second garden path 1–26 location	from 1927	Settlement of the non-profit building cooperative for working-class families; Semi-detached and terraced houses with garden parcels, from 1927	Image wanted
Monument zone Maximilianstrasse	Maximilianstrasse 1–100, Gutenbergstrasse 1, Korngasse 11–15 and Postplatz 3 Lage	from the 18th century	The monument zone covers the entire Maximilianstrasse between the Altpörtel and the Kaiserdom, including the adjacent buildings on the north and south sides of Maximilianstrasse. Small-scale development, often dating back to the 18th century, predominantly three-storey residential and commercial buildings, on the north side some half-timbered buildings	more pictures
Monument zone on Mühlturmstrasse	Mühlturmstrasse 40 location	19th century	former Zur Sonne brewery; in the spacious property, two-storey classical pavilion with a one-storey extension, open garden pavilion, mid-19th century; large-volume brick building, round arch style, after 1867; Wilhelminian style garden house, brick building with hipped roof; park-like garden	more pictures
Zeppelin School Monument Zone	Neufferstrasse 1 location	1911/12	three-storey, two-wing hipped roof building, 1911/12, architect Klebe und Vorholz, Munich; Gym, at the back a large school yard
Monument zone pioneer barracks	Rulandstrasse 2–6, Diakonissenstrasse 29, Franz-Schöberl-Strasse 1–15 (odd numbers) and 2 and Seekatzstrasse 1 location	1888	Barracks for the 2nd Bavarian Pioneer Battalion, 1888, Wilhelminian-style building complex with brick buildings with differently rich designs
Monument zone Salierstrasse	Salierstrasse 1–23 (odd numbers), 2, 6, 8, 10 and 18–26 (even numbers), Friedensstrasse 7, Slevogtstrasse 1 and 2 Lage	1910/12	Rental houses in a closed row of houses, 1910/12, two and a half story similar, individually varied plastered buildings	more pictures
Feuerbachpark monument zone	Schraudolphstrasse 6–31, Diakonissenstrasse 28 and 30, Gayerstrasse 1, Kreuztorstrasse 21, 22, Ludwigstrasse 70–80, Slevogtstrasse 1–4 location	1911	Park and surrounding buildings, created in 1911 by converting a clay pit from the 15th century	more pictures
Schützenstrasse monument zone	Schützenstrasse 1–11 (odd numbers), 4–26 (even numbers), 21, 29, 30, 32, Gilgenstrasse 16 location	second half of the 19th century	magnificent two-storey residential buildings in the style of the Wilhelminian era	Image wanted
Monument zone Schwerdstrasse 58	Schwerdstrasse 58 location	1934/35	Villa property on garden plot, hipped roof villa, 1934/35, architect August Josef Peter
Monument zone St.-Markus-Straße 6	St.-Markus-Straße 6 location	from 1726	on the former baroque garden property on the street side eaves house with passage, around 1850; To the rear a late baroque garden house, one-storey mansard hipped roof, marked 1726
Monument zone St.-Markus-Straße 10/12/14	St.-Markus-Straße 10/12/14 location	1904/05	Group of three picturesque villas in ornamental gardens, 1904/05, architect Georg Weber	more pictures
Monument zone Tränkgasse 1	Tränkgasse 1 layer	18th century	walled half-timbered courtyard, residential building with stair tower and gallery, 18th century; Half-timbered farm buildings along the Speyerbach
Monument zone Tränkgasse 2	Tränkgasse 2 layer	18th century	Half-timbered courtyard, 18th century; Residential house as well as barn and stable building	more pictures
Monument zone Monastery of St. Dominic	Vincentiusstraße 4 location	1908-10	Convent of the Poor School Sisters ; extensive complex on Vincentius- and Otto-Mayer-Straße with church building, cloister, school and novitiate wing as well as the former dormitory of the boarding school students, 1908-10, architect Rudolf von Perignon ; two-and-a-half-storey hipped mansard roof buildings, motherhouse with roof tower, neo-baroque motifs

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Feuerbachhaus	Allerheiligenstrasse 9 location	before 1800	Day laborer's house, single-storey building with a crooked hip, shortly before 1800	more pictures
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 10 location	in the middle of the 19th century	sandstone-integrated plastered building, towards the middle of the 19th century
Sacrament house	Allerheiligenstrasse 11 location	before 1712	angular, late baroque manor house, before 1712, with furnishings; barrel vaulted cellars before 1689; Wall with gate drive
Kuprion's estate	Allerheiligenstraße 13/14 location	18th century	classicist angular building, essentially late baroque; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 19 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Plastered building, mid-19th century, shop fitting 1927
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 20 location	18th century	former canon house of the All Saints' Monastery; late baroque mansard roof building, 18th century
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 21 location	1821	Residential house with a half-hipped roof, marked 1821, with choir buttresses of the former St. Peter's Church; To the rear, a younger residential building above a late Baroque cellar with parts of the west wall of the church
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 22 location	before 1790	House attached to the city wall, before 1790
city ​​wall	Allerheiligenstraße, in no. 23 position		on the reverse part of the city wall	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Allerheiligenstraße, in no. 24-31 location		on the back the remains of the city wall / course
Residential building	Allerheiligenstrasse 33 location	before 1870	House with a mansard roof, allegedly shortly before 1870, in the core probably late baroque; backwards plastered building, before 1714, older cellar (16th century?)
Factory building	Am Hammelturm 1, St.-German-Straße 7 and 9a – 9c location	1904	former "Melchior Hess felt factory", four-story brick building with tall windows and flat roof, 1904 (Am Hammelturm 1); two- to three-storey front building with Art Nouveau motifs only a little younger; the constructions of both buildings in the Hennebique system are retained (St.-German-Straße 9a – 9c); belonging to the gatehouse (St.-German-Straße 7)	more pictures
Factory building and aircraft hangar	At the Technik Museum 1 location	1917	Former warehouse and office building of the Pfalz-Flugzeugwerke , stately classifying monumental building with mansard hipped roof, 1917, architect Albert Friedrich Speer , Mannheim; extensive aircraft hangar ("Liller Hall"), expanded under Speer in 1917 ( ⊙ )
Water tower	At the water tower without a number location	1883	three-part brick building, 1883, architect Adolf Friedrich Lindemann ; urban center of the settlement	more pictures
Cotton mill	2 layers at the cotton mill	1889	former cotton mill; imposing three-story brick building, 1889, extension in 1904, architect Kurth, with furnishings	more pictures
Residential building	Armbruststrasse 4 location	before 1898	three-story house, brick building from the Wilhelminian era, before 1898
Residential building	Armbruststrasse 16 location	18th century	Residential house with ancillary building, the core of the building probably dating from the 18th century, remodeled in a classical style in the mid-19th century
Municipal gas company: administrative and residential buildings	Armensünderweg 17 location	1904	Administration and director's residence of the municipal gas company; representative Wilhelminian style villa with hipped mansard roof, 1904
Municipal gas company: turbine house	Armensünderweg 17a location	1904	Municipal gas company; Furnishing shop with turbine house, 1904
Gasthaus Zur Post	Bahnhofstrasse 1 location	18th century	late baroque corner residential and commercial building, 18th century; defining the plaza
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 7 location	before 1867	three-story row residential and commercial building, Maximilian style, before 1867, architect Franz Joseph Herbst , wing building on the courtyard side, 1907; Half-timbered house in the courtyard, end of the 19th century, above a baroque cellar
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 11 location	around 1860	three-storey row residential and commercial building, around 1860, architect Franz Joseph Herbst
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 13 location	before 1867	representative corner residential and commercial building, before 1867, architect Franz Joseph Herbst, a little more recent extension
Villa Körbling	Bahnhofstrasse 15 location	1910/11	representative mansard hipped roof villa in garden, 1910/11, architect Karl Barth ; with equipment	more pictures
Villa sick	Bahnhofstrasse 17 location	1870s	stately villa, two-and-a-half-storey neo-renaissance building, 1870s, architect Heinrich Jester ; Furnishing
Zinshof	Bahnhofstrasse 23–29 Location	1862	elongated plastered building with central projections, 1862, architect Ferdinand Ziegenhain
villa	Bahnhofstrasse, at No. 31 location	around 1870	late classicist villa with hip roof, around 1870, architect probably Heinrich Jester
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 33 location	before 1900	Two-axis Wilhelminian style row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, shortly before 1900
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 35 location	before 1900	Wilhelminian style row house, sandstone-framed brick building, shortly before 1900
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 37 location	1899	Wilhelminian style row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1899
villa	Bahnhofstrasse 38/40 location	1886	Double villa with hipped mansard roof, sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance, marked 1886 and 1887, architect Johann Graf ; No. 38 with a brick pavilion with a tent roof, No. 40 iron gate with imperial eagles, 1907	more pictures
Goods halls	Bahnhofstrasse 41a – c Location	in the middle of the 19th century	Goods sheds and servants' apartments of the Palatinate Railways ; sandstone-structured row buildings, single-storey halls in between, mid-19th century, south adjoining parts after 1884
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 42 location	1899	Wilhelminian style, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1899, with equipment
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 44 location	around 1890	Sophisticated sandstone-articulated brick building with a mansard roof, neo-renaissance, around 1890, architect Friedrich Graf	Image wanted
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 46 location	around 1890	Sophisticated sandstone-articulated brick building with a mansard roof, neo-renaissance, around 1890, architect Friedrich Graf
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 48/50 location	1902	sophisticated historicist three-storey row semi-detached house, 1902, architect Friedrich Graf sen.
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 52 location	1905/06	three-story neo-Gothic row house, 1905/06, architect Friedrich Graf jun., Art Nouveau window
Villa Ecarius	Bahnhofstrasse 54/56 location	1889-92	castle-like double villa, 1889–92, architect Heinrich Jester; with equipment	more pictures
Gambrinus Inn	Bahnhofstrasse 66 location	1891/92	representative Wilhelminian style building with mansard roof, sandstone-framed brick building, 1891/92, architect Friedrich Graf
Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 68 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Corner house, sandstone-integrated plastered building, mid-19th century
villa	Bahnhofstrasse 104 location	second quarter of the 19th century	Classicist villa, attic floor, second quarter of the 19th century
Residential building	Building yard 1 position	18th century	Corner house, 18th century
Residential building	Building yard 2 position	15th or 16th century	Property of the council court; House, 18th century, the core from the 15th or 16th century
Hotel Domhof (front building)	Building yard 3 position	1469	Property of the council court and the imperial chamber court; elongated plastered building with sandstone, marked 1469 and 1780 (changes)	more pictures
Hotel Domhof (back building)	Building yard 4 position	at the end of the 19th century	elongated two-wing complex, end of the 19th century, outer wall on the Ottonian city wall
Comedy house	Building yard 5 position	third quarter of the 18th century	former comedy house; Baroque hall building, third quarter of the 18th century (before 1766), partially changed in 1925
Residential and commercial building	Bismarckstrasse 40 location	1924	Corner house with semicircular tower, south-facing workshop building with wash house, 1924, architect Georg Schwartz
Residential building	Brudergasse 2 location	early 18th century	late baroque house with hipped roof, early 18th century; Renaissance vaulted cellar and outer walls of a stair tower, three-storey house in the courtyard, 19th century
Residential building	Brudergasse 5 location	around 1706	late baroque angle building, around 1706; on the courtyard side relief, around 1760, probably by Vincenz Möhring ; barrel vaulted cellars before 1689; adjoining a historical wall with some remains of late medieval houses; Late Baroque skylight portal in the courtyard, marked 1705
Villa Roos	Burgstrasse 11 location	around 1908	Two-and-a-half-storey residential and commercial building, representative hipped mansard roof, tea pavilion with tail hood, edging, around 1908, architect Georg Weber
Domnapf	Domplatz location	1490	Sandstone bowl on substructure, 1490	more pictures
Restaurant Zum Domnapf	Domplatz 1 location	18th century	Plastered buildings, 18th century	more pictures
Catholic Cathedral Church of St. Mary and St. Stephan	Domplatz 1a location	from the 11th century	mighty, three-aisled vaulted basilica above a Latin cross, with vestibule, east and west tower group, donated by Konrad II around 1027, consecration of the crypt 1041, consecration of the high altar in 1046, final consecration in 1061 (Speyer I); Redesign and vaulting of the nave under Henry IV after 1080; St. Afra Chapel and the Double Chapel of St. Emmeran and St. Katharina under Heinrich IV .; Speyer II: remodeling and extensions up to the early 12th century; Sacristy extension 1409–11; after a fire in 1689, restoration of the east building, 1755 ff. demolition of the upper parts of the west building with towers, 1772–78 reconstruction of the nave bays destroyed in 1689, new west building including the Romanesque vestibule, architect Franz Ignaz Michael Neumann ; 1794 devastation by French revolutionary troops, 1818–22 restoration and rededication, 1846–53 Nazarenes painting by Johann von Schraudolph and Joseph Schwarzmann , 1854–58 neo-Romanesque west building, architect Heinrich Hübsch , 1900–06 imperial crypt , 1957–61 extensive restoration; Equipment: sculptures from the 13th to the 19th century, cathedral treasure; on the south side: Mount of Olives ( ⊙ ), begun in 1504, 1509–12, design by Lorenz Lechler , Heidelberg, sculptures by Hans and Lienhart Syfer , Heilbronn, restored after destruction in 1689 and 1793/94 at the end of the 19th century	more pictures
Vicariate Court	Domplatz 1c, 2, Kleine Pfaffengasse 12, 13, Maximilianstrasse 1–4 location	around 1704	former vicariate court, now bishop's palace; Late baroque three-wing complex with hipped roofs, around 1704, remodeled in 1821	more pictures
Courtyard to the big pear tree	Domplatz 3 location	1710	former courtyard to the large pear tree, now episcopal ordinariate; late baroque building with hipped roof, marked 1710, outbuildings from the construction period with hipped roof, surrounding wall; barrel vaulted cellar older; defining the plaza	more pictures
Courtyard to the large mustard garden	Domplatz 4 location	1704	former courtyard to the large mustard garden; Walled late baroque courtyard, mansard hipped roof, outbuilding marked 1704, barrel vaulted cellars older	more pictures
Regional Church Council of the Evangelical Church of the Palatinate	Domplatz 5 location	1893/94	former Protestant consistory; representative new renaissance facility; two-wing sandstone block construction, 1893/94, architect Otto Baer ; with equipment	more pictures
Central archive of the Evangelical Church of the Palatinate	Domplatz 6 location	1899 ff.	former district archive of the Bavarian Rhine District; Archive building, 1899 ff., Architect Georg Maxon , Munich; Administrative building with director's apartment: representative sandstone block building, neo-renaissance; Magazine construction; Caretaker's house: single-storey ashlar building, partly half-timbered; Remains of the Auwach'schen Hof, around 1700	more pictures
Crypt of the Jesuit Church	Edith-Stein-Platz without number location	second quarter of the 18th century	Crypt of the former Jesuit church, brick corridor with arched niches, second quarter of the 18th century	more pictures
Chapter houses	Edith-Stein-Platz 1–6 location	1910-12	Residential houses for the cathedral chapter; Semi-detached houses with mansard hipped roofs, neo-baroque motifs, 1910–12, architect Rudolf von Perignon , Würzburg, rear in the courtyard with a late baroque hipped roof building with arcades	more pictures
Residential building	Misery hostel 4 location	early 18th century	single-storey mansard roof, early 18th century
Riding arena	Else-Krieg-Strasse 1 location	1938	former riding arena of the Normand barracks, 1938; Reinforced concrete skeleton construction with frame truss construction and roof turrets	Image wanted
monument	Feuerbachpark location	1935	Memorial to Anselm Feuerbach , Muschelkalk, 1935 by Fritz Claus , Saarbrücken
city ​​wall	Fischergasse, behind No. 11–29 Lage		on the back the city wall / course
Wellensiek Villa	Fish market 5 location	1896	castle-like Wilhelminian style villa, 1896, tower-like oriel extension in 1904, architect Franz Schöberl , extension in 1920, architect Georg Weber; defining the plaza
Golden barrel inn	Fish market 5a location	1901	Former one-and-a-half-storey coach house of Villa Wellensiek, partly with decorative framework, marked 1901, architect Franz Schöberl
Inscription plaque	Fish market, at No. 8 location	1819	Inscription plaque, 1819	more pictures
Residential houses	Flachsgasse 6, 8 location	1906	historicizing row houses, 1906, architect Reinhard Bräuer; No. 8 with late baroque spoils
villa	Franz-Kirrmeier-Straße 18a location	1910	Mansard roof villa, brick building integrated into the house, 1910, architect Ludwig Moos; built iron fence	Image wanted
Residential building	Friedensstrasse 7 location	1905	late historic corner house, 1905	more pictures
Residential building	Gabelsbergerstrasse 7 location	1924	representative house typical of the time, 1924, architect Karl Stoltz
Residential and commercial building	Gilgenstrasse 5 location	1876	Elongated neo-classicist residential and commercial building, 1876, architect Franz Schöberl , shop fitting in 1905
Residential and commercial building	Gilgenstrasse 14 location	1906/07	three-storey historicized residential and commercial building, 1906/07, architect Albrecht Jester
Residential building	Gilgenstrasse 15 location	before 1821	House with hipped roof, partly built on the city wall, before 1821, wooden arbor, late 19th century
Masonic Lodge	Gilgenstrasse 16 location	1841	former assembly house of the Masonic Lodge, now kindergarten; Classicist hipped roof building, 1841, with hall construction
Rectory	Gilgenstrasse 17 location	1914	Rectory of the Catholic St. Josephs Church, historicizing plastered building, 1914, architect Ludwig Becker
Catholic Parish Church of St. Joseph	Gilgenstrasse 18 location	1912-14	three-aisled staggered hall with double tower facade and high choir side towers, late Gothic and Renaissance motifs, 1912–14, architect Ludwig Becker ; with equipment; associated with the rectory (Gilgenstrasse 17)	more pictures
St. Aegidien Church	Gilgenstrasse 19 location	1625-28	former St. Aegidien Church, now parish center; Surrounding walls of the hall with Loreto chapel, 1625–28, architect Peter von Köln , reconstruction 1979
Customs office	Gilgenstrasse 22 location	1837	Classical plastered building, 1837
Residential and commercial building	Gilgenstrasse 24 location	before 1707	late baroque semi-detached house with crooked hip, before 1707, renovation and shop fitting marked 1905, architect Ludwig Becker ; Rear historicizing part of the house 1905, architect Johann Graf
Gasthaus Pfalzgraf	Gilgenstrasse 26b location	1899	three-storey residential and commercial building, neo-Gothic sandstone block facade, 1899, architect probably Johann Seeberger	more pictures
Residential building	Goethestrasse 2 location	1890s	Wilhelminian style corner house, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1890s; with equipment
Residential building	Goethestrasse 5 location	1890s	Wilhelminian style residential building, sandstone-framed brick building, 1890s; with equipment
Residential and commercial building	Große Greifengasse 2 location	18th century	late baroque courtyard house, 18th century
House within reach	Große Greifengasse 6 location	1781 and 1908	corner house rebuilt several times; Walled in plaques framed in late baroque style, marked 1781 and 1908
Residential building	Große Greifengasse 15 location	around 1761	late baroque two-wing building, portico on the back, around 1761
St. George Hospital	Große Himmelsgasse 1 location	1709	also new hospital ; three-storey late baroque complex, 1709, extension, stepped gable and shop fitting around 1850; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689	more pictures
Bell tower	Große Himmelsgasse 2 location	at the end of the 19th century	Tower of the former St. George's Church, today the bell tower of the Trinity Church; three square floors Gothic, octagonal floor, tail hood and lantern neo-baroque, end of the 19th century or after 1908; walled grave slab 1374	more pictures
Parish and convent house	Große Himmelsgasse 3, St.-Georgen-Gasse 2 location	1580	former parsonage of the Protestant Trinity Church, former convent house of the city's St. George Hospital, three-storey late Baroque plastered building with a Gothic core, cellar marked 1580 and 1728; in the courtyard, one-storey laundry and coach house with a hipped roof Archway with high relief by Vincenz Möhring, around 1760/70 (original in the Historical Museum)	more pictures
Sexton's house	Große Himmelsgasse 3a location	18th century	Sexton's house of the Protestant Trinity Church, hipped roof building, 18th century
Retscher	Große Himmelsgasse, behind No. 3a Lage	Mid 13th century	Ruin of the Retscher, enclosing walls of a secular building, middle of the 13th century	more pictures
Trinity Protestant Church	Große Himmelsgasse 4 location	1701-17	large-volume, late Baroque hall building, roof tower with Welscher dome and lantern, 1701–17, architect Johann Peter Graber , volute gable, remodeled by Heinrich Jester in 1891 ; with equipment	more pictures
Domhof brewery	Große Himmelsgasse 6 location	1820-22	large-volume, three-storey hipped roof building, 1820–22, architect Johann Bernhard Spatz , extension 1854–57, increase in 1872, architect Heinrich Jester	more pictures
city ​​wall	Große Pfaffengasse, in No. 1–5 position		on the back the city wall / course
Gymnasium at the Kaiserdom	Große Pfaffengasse 6 location	1902	three-storey sandstone block construction, neo-Renaissance, 1902, architects Ludwig Stempel and Heinrich Ullmann , relief friezes by Adolf Bernd , Kaiserslautern, head buildings and gymnasium	more pictures
Historical Museum of the Palatinate	Große Pfaffengasse 7 location	1907-09	Richly designed four-wing complex, 1907-09, architect Gabriel von Seidl	more pictures
Children's table	Große Pfaffengasse, at No. 10 location	1559	Inscription plaque, sandstone, 1559; not visible from the street
Residential building	Große Pfaffengasse 12 location	after 1821	Corner house, single-storey hipped roof building, after 1821
Remise	Große Sämergasse 4 location	1791	Remise, rococo mansard roof building, marked 1791
city ​​wall	Gutenbergstrasse, in No. 1 location		on the back the city wall / course	Image wanted
villa	Gutenbergstrasse 11 location	1816/17	formerly the Royal Bavarian Post Office; neoclassical hipped roof villa, 1816/17, architect Paul Camille von Denis
Gasthaus zum Roman Kaiser	Gutenbergstrasse 12 location	around 1700	Elongated L-shaped building, some with ornamental framework, around 1700
Residential and commercial building	Gutenbergstrasse 18 location	second half of the 19th century	three-storey row residential and commercial building, second half of the 19th century, shop installation 1910, architect Georg Weber
Residential and commercial building	Gutenbergstrasse 20 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Row residential and commercial building, gallery to the rear
Residential and commercial building	Gutenbergstrasse 22 location	1885	Row residential and commercial building, neo-renaissance building, marked 1885
villa	Hafenstrasse 39 location	around 1890	The director's villa of the Vereinigte Speyerer Ziegelwerke AG, brick building, around 1890, remodeling in 1937, architect Georg Weber
Methodist Zion Church	Hagedornsgasse 4 location	around 1890	sandstone-integrated Wilhelminian style building, around 1890, architect Heinrich Jester
Residential building	Hagedornsgasse 12 location	1779	late baroque courtyard house, marked 1779
Courtyard	Hasenpfuhlstrasse 25 location	1747	Baroque cart, partly timber-frame, marked 1747	more pictures
city ​​wall	Hasenpfuhlstrasse, in No. 37, 38 position		on the back the city wall / course	Image wanted
Residential building	Hasenpfuhlstrasse 42 location	18th century	single-storey three-window house, saddle roof, 18th century
Residential and guest house	Herdstrasse 3 location	first half of the 18th century	late baroque mansion, first half of the 18th century, barrel-vaulted cellars before 1689	more pictures
Residential building	Herdstrasse 5 location	1713	late baroque house; large-volume hipped roof building, marked 1713, barrel-vaulted cellars before 1689; Memorial plaque for Lina Sommer	more pictures
Residential building	Herdstrasse 6 location	18th century	late baroque house, 18th century	more pictures
Siebenweiberhof	Herdstrasse 10 location	18th century	single-storey plastered building, 18th century, barrel-vaulted cellars before 1689, door frames from the 16th century; part of a Renaissance stair tower in the extension	more pictures
Residential building	Herdstrasse 18 location	Early 18th century	late baroque hipped roof building, early 18th century, with furnishings; barrel vaulted cellars possibly older; Memorial plaque for Friedrich Magnus Schwerd	more pictures
Residential building	Herdstrasse 19 location	18th century	Late baroque three-window house, 18th century, roof extension in the 19th century
Residential building	Herdstrasse 20 location	1715	Late baroque three-window house, marked 1715, roof extension in the 19th century
Residential building	Herdstrasse 22 location	18th century	late baroque building complex, 18th century
Residential building	Herdstrasse 23 location	1709	stately late baroque building with hipped roof, marked 1709	more pictures
Residential building	Herdstrasse 25 location	around 1710	stately late baroque hipped roof building, around 1710
Residential building	Herdstrasse 35 location	18th century	one and two-story late baroque mansard roof buildings; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Herdstrasse 36 location	after 1715	late baroque house, after 1715, Art Deco glazing by Franz Schuck ; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Herdstrasse 37 location	18th century	late baroque house, 18th century; partial increase in the first quarter of the 20th century; barrel vaulted cellars probably before 1689
Residential building	Herdstrasse 38 location	early 18th century	small late baroque house, early 18th century
Residential building	Herdstrasse 38a location	late 18th or early 19th century	three-storey house, late 18th or early 19th century; barrel vaulted cellar older
Residential building	Herdstrasse 39 location	early 18th century	angular late baroque courtyard house, early 18th century; Renaissance stair tower in the back yard, late 16th century
Residential building	Herdstrasse 40 location	1710	Late baroque courtyard house, marked 1710, renovation and expansion of the farm and staff building in the 19th century
Cemetery chapel	Hertrichweg 4 location	1929	Chapel of the New Cemetery with morgue, symmetrical flat roof building, 1929, architect Stadtmüller
Residential building	Heydenreichstrasse 5 location	1906	Residential house, neo-classical hipped roof building, 1906, architect Ludwig Moos
Residential and commercial building	Heydenreichstrasse 6 location	1904	Residential and commercial building, mansard roof, 1904, architect Albert Jester
Stair tower and portal	Heydenreichstrasse, at No. 8 location	16th Century	Renaissance stair tower, 16th century, late baroque portal
Residential building	Heydenreichstrasse 11 location	before 1883	historicist row house, before 1883
Jacob's well	Heydenreichstrasse, corner of Hellergasse Lage	1929	Jakobsbrunnen, sandstone trough, sandstone slab in relief, 1929 by sculptor Ludwig Kern
Residential building	Hilgardstrasse 2 location	1897	Residential house, sandstone-framed brick building, 1897
villa	Hilgardstrasse 4 location	before 1867	large-volume neo-classical villa with hip roof, before 1867
Villa Merbel	Hilgardstrasse 6 location	1867/68	late classicist villa with hip roof, 1867/68, architect Heinrich Jester
Residential building	Hilgardstrasse 7 location	1909	Residential house with a large dwelling, 1909, architect Georg Weber
Residential building	Hilgardstrasse 8 location	1884	Residential house, sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance, 1884
Residential building	Hilgardstrasse 10/12 location	at the end of the 19th century	Double house, mansard roof, Renaissance motifs, end of the 19th century
Residential building	Hilgardstraße 24, Salierstraße 2 location	around 1900	Wilhelminian style corner double house, around 1900	more pictures
Cemetery Chapel of Our Lady	Hirschgraben 1, on the old cemetery location	second decade of the 16th century	small late Gothic hall building, second decade of the 16th century, nave raised in 1842; Mount of Olives on the south side of the choir, around 1500; Inside are tombs from the 16th to 18th centuries	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Hirschgraben 2 location	1911/12	Corner apartment and commercial building, two-part mansard roof, country house style, 1911/12, architect Peter Graf, Heidelberg, extensions 1925, architect Ludwig Boßlet
Catholic St. Bernhard Church	Hirschgraben 3 location	1953/54	historicizing sandstone block building with free-standing bell tower, 1953/54, architects August Josef Peter and Ludwig Ihm ; overall structure with rectory and ramp	more pictures
Residential building	Hirschgraben 4/6 position	1925	Typical hipped roof construction, 1925, architect Heinrich Müller, on a medieval city wall
city ​​wall	Holzmarkt, in No. 4 location		City wall / course	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Holzmarkt, behind No. 6 Lage		Remains of the Ottonian city wall	Image wanted
Residential and guest house	Holzmarkt 8 location	18th century	three-storey plastered building, 18th century, heightened 19th century; partly on the city wall	more pictures
Quot mill	Holzmarkt 10 location	18th century	three-storey mansard roof, conversion to a residential building in the second half of the 18th century, heightened in the 19th century; then late baroque mill section, 18th century, and archway, 1787, the former tithe barn of the cathedral chapter	more pictures
Schiessberger mills	Holzstrasse 1, Schützenstrasse 23 location	1836	Two- and three-storey residential and commercial buildings, the southern one marked 1836, the foundation wall on the brook side is medieval
Rifle house	Holzstrasse 2 location	16th Century	single-storey plastered building, arcade ground floor, 16th century, late baroque extension
Residential houses	In the Oberkämmerer 7-13 position	1926/27	Civil servants' houses, hipped roof buildings staggered like a castle, 1926/27, architect Wilhelm Schulte II.
Residential building	In the Oberkämmerer 8 position	1927	Residential building, noble hipped mansard roof, 1927
Residential and commercial building	Johannesstrasse 1 location	18th century	Corner residential and commercial building, mansard roof, 18th century, conversion and shop fitting 1911, architect Friedrich Graf jun .; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Protestant Holy Spirit Church	Johannesstrasse 6 location	1700-02	Baroque hall building with a roof tower in the row of houses, 1700–02, with furnishings; including the cellar vault of two former town houses, before 1689	more pictures
Protestant rectory	Johannesstrasse 7 location	1907	former Protestant rectory, sophisticated neo-baroque plastered building, 1907, architect Heinrich Jester, with furnishings; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Tax office	Johannesstrasse 9/10 location	1890s	former teacher training college, today tax office; mighty three-storey cube, 1890s; subsequently a stately home, 1714
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 12 location	after 1773	late baroque plastered building, after 1773, gate drive marked 1757
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 16 location	1870s	Neoclassical corner house, 1870s
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 17 location	18th century	three-storey corner house, some with decorative framework, 18th century
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 18 location	early 18th century	Corner house, partly half-timbered (plastered), early 18th century
Gasthaus Stadt Nürnberg	Johannesstrasse 19 location	before 1529	Corner house, broadly proportioned Renaissance building, before 1529, stone tablet inscribed 1586	more pictures
archway	Johannesstraße, at No. 21 location	early 18th century	Archway with coat of arms, early 18th century, part of the Maulbronn monastery courtyard
New construction of the Maulbronn monastery courtyard	Johannesstrasse 22 location	1730	late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1730; Rear three-storey plastered building, 18th century, on foundations from the 16th century; single-storey coach house, 1859
City Archives	Johannesstraße 22a location	1908/09	former administration building of the Wellensiek and Schalk tobacco factory, later Palatinate State Library ; mighty red sandstone block construction, mansard hipped roof, 1908/09; To the rear, former production building, brick building in grid construction
archway	Johannesstraße, at No. 26 location	1725	late baroque archway, marked 1725
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 27 location	after 1703	large-volume late baroque courtyard house, after 1703, alterations around 1900; with equipment
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 28 location	1712/13	large-volume late baroque manor house, 1712/13	more pictures
Residential building	Johannesstrasse 29 location	after 1730	late baroque house, after 1730, building on the courtyard side a little younger; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Gasthaus Zum Schwanen	Johannesstrasse 30 location	1709/10	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, large-volume late baroque building, 1709/10, roof extension in the 19th century; Portal from the previous building	more pictures
Residential building	Judengasse 3 location	18th century	large-volume, late baroque plastered building, 18th century
city ​​wall	Karl-Leiling-Allee, behind No. 5 Lage		City wall / course adjacent
Residential building	Karmeliterstraße 8 location	18th century	late baroque house; Coat of arms of Pope Innocent VIII, 1490
Backmulde restaurant	Karmeliterstraße 13 location	around 1900	Residential and commercial building, neoclassical / art nouveau motifs, around 1900	more pictures
villa	Karmeliterstraße 14 location	1911	Hip roof villa, dominant Art Nouveau building, 1911, architect Josef Kuld, Mannheim	more pictures
Door frames	Karmeliterstraße, at No. 20 location	1586	Post-Gothic door frames in historical garden walls, inscribed 1586
Shear pin	Kleine Gailergasse 3 location	1881/82	stately sandstone-framed plastered building, neo-Gothic and classicist motifs, 1881/82, architect Heinrich Jester
Residential building	Kleine Greifengasse 1 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Corner house, classical plastered building, towards the middle of the 19th century
Purrmann House	Kleine Greifengasse 14 location	in the middle of the 19th century	late classicist residential and commercial building, mid-19th century, with furnishings; barrel vaulted cellar older (before 1689?)
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 1 location	first third of the 19th century	Corner house, rear part probably from the first third of the 19th century, front part with stepped gable probably from the middle of the 19th century, the core of the Renaissance period; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 9 location	18th century	formerly No. 8 (left part of the building): cathedral capitular house, late baroque plastered building, 18th century; formerly No. 9 (right part of the building): guild house of the builders, late baroque plastered building, 18th century
House of Lords	Kleine Pfaffengasse 10 location	1705-07	three-storey plastered building, 1705–07, neo-baroque conversion with neo-classical auditorium (furnishings) 1874 ff., architect Max von Siebert ; Vaulted cellar before 1689
Pfaffenstube inn	Kleine Pfaffengasse 14 location	around 1700	Corner house, late baroque plastered building, around 1700; barrel vaulted cellars older
Episcopal Ordinariate	Kleine Pfaffengasse 15/17 location	1904-07	U-shaped historicist hipped roof buildings, stair tower, 1904–07, architect Heinrich Ullmann
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 20/21 location	in the middle of the 19th century	today the SchPIRA museum ; elongated double house with outbuildings, mid-19th century
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 22 location	after 1773	Courtyard house, elongated plastered building, after 1773; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 23 location	18th century	late baroque house, 18th century
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 24 location	third quarter of the 18th century	Corner house, mansard hipped roof, third quarter of the 18th century
Residential building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 26 location	18th century	three-storey plastered late baroque building, classical extension with hipped roof around 1820; here Wappenstein, probably from the 14th century
Residential and commercial building	Kleine Pfaffengasse 28 location	1708/09	Corner residential and commercial building, late baroque plastered building, 1708/09, with furnishings; barrel vaulted cellars older
Pretzel fountain	Königsplatz location	1953	Fountain from 1953 with a figure of the Speyer pretzel boy by Karl Wex
Residential building	Korngasse 1a location	early 18th century	small late baroque house, partly with ornamental framework, mansard hipped roof, early 18th century; Vaulted cellar older
Residential and commercial building	Korngasse 5 location	early 18th century	Corner residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, essentially from the early 18th century, changes in the 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Korngasse 16 location	second half of the 19th century	Row residential and commercial building, neo-classical motifs, second half of the 19th century
Residential building	Korngasse 27 location	18th century	one and a half story corner house, late baroque mansard roof, 18th century; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Korngasse 29 location	early 18th century	late baroque three-window house, early 18th century
Residential and commercial building	Korngasse 30 location	19th century	Large-volume, three-storey row residential and commercial building, 19th century, older in essence, associated farm building on the courtyard side; rich stucco ceiling
Residential and commercial building	Korngasse 31 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Essentially a late baroque courtyard house, late classicist motifs, mid-19th century, shop fitting from the 19th century
Residential building	Korngasse 32 location	18th century	late baroque three-window house, 18th century
Residential and commercial building	Korngasse 35 location	early 18th century	Residential and commercial building, early 18th century, shop fitting in the late 19th century, with furnishings; barrel-vaulted cellar with well shaft, 15th or 16th century
Residential building	Korngasse 36 location	18th century	late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), 18th century
Residential building	Kutschergasse 2 location	second quarter of the 19th century	Row house, plastered Biedermeier building, second quarter of the 19th century
Residential building	Kutschergasse 3 location	first quarter of the 19th century	Row house, first quarter of the 19th century
Canon House	Kutschergasse 6 location	first half of the 18th century	former canon house of St.-German-Stift, imposing late baroque manor house, first half of the 18th century; barrel vaulted cellars probably before 1689
Residential building	Kutschergasse 8 location	before 1714	elongated single-storey courtyard house, before 1714
Residential and commercial building	Kutschergasse 9 location	Early 18th century	elongated late baroque courtyard house, early 18th century; Shop fitting in the late 19th century
Residential building	Kutschergasse 18 location	early 19th century	classicist corner house, early 19th century; barrel vaulted cellar older
Residential building	Landauer Strasse 1 location	before 1884	former sexton's house of the Memorial Church; Plastered building, gallery at the back, before 1884
Forestry Office	Landauer Strasse 15 location	before 1884	state forest office; one and a half storey plastered building, before 1884, extension in 1908, architect Friedrich Graf jun.	more pictures
villa	Landauer Strasse 44 location	1907	Villa, Art Nouveau building, 1907, architects Naegel and Weis, Offenburg-Villingen; behind the production hall of the former motorcycle and car factory
Villa Michaux	Landauer Strasse 60 location	1892-94	sophisticated Wilhelminian style villa, one and a half story brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1892–94, architect Friedrich Graf; on the street side: one-story coach house, enclosure with wrought iron gate; park-like garden plot
city ​​wall	Lauergasse, behind No. 2–7 and 11–16 Lage		on the back the city wall / course
city ​​wall	Lauergasse, behind No. 21–37 Lage		on the back the city wall / course (Zwingermauer)
Villa Flörchinger	Towpath 1c / d location	1904-07	Double house with guest house, hipped roof construction, partly with decorative framework, 1904–07, architect Reinhold Bräuer; Hall building to the rear, 1935	more pictures
Restaurant Zur Linde	Lindenstrasse 1a and 1b, Allerheiligenstrasse 18 location	1899	Corner residential and commercial building; Wilhelminian style brick building, 1899
Forge tower	Lindenstrasse 18 location	19th century	in the eastern half of the house, the city wall with the lower part of the forge tower, conversion as a classical Belvedere and a new neo-Gothic building, 19th century	more pictures
Residential houses	Lindenstrasse 34, 36, 38, 40 location	1922	Former imperial housing for married NCOs, large-volume hipped roof buildings, 1922, architect Theodor Bossert, Neustadt
Wittelsbacher Hof	Ludwigstrasse 2 location	1708/09	late baroque three-wing hipped roof building, 1708/09, architect probably Johann Jakob Rischer ; Cellar before 1689; Classicist wing with coach house and hall, 1830	more pictures
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 6 location	Early 18th century	Baroque building, western half with hipped roof, early 18th century, eastern half after 1773	more pictures
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 8 location	first half of the 18th century	late baroque house, first half of the 18th century	more pictures
Bank building	Ludwigstrasse 9 location	1913/14	former Rheinische Creditbank; U-shaped building, hipped roof with tower-like structure, neo-baroque motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1913/14, architect Ludwig Moos
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 13 location	before 1709	Large-volume late Baroque hipped roof building, before 1709, outbuilding with hipped roof (Ludwigstraße 11), gate entrance from the construction period
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 13a location	1813-16	Classicist hipped roof building, 1813–16, older wing structure at the rear, partly half-timbered	more pictures
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 14 location	18th century	Large-volume late baroque building with a crooked hip roof, 18th century
Dechanei building of the St.-German-Stift	Ludwigstrasse 19 location	early 18th century	Former Dechanei building of the St.-German-Stift, large-volume late Baroque hipped roof building, early 18th century, using older parts
Residential and commercial building	Ludwigstrasse 24 location	1864	Late Classicist corner apartment and commercial building, marked 1864, architect Franz Joseph Herbst
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 26 location	1860s	Row house, late classicist and neo-Gothic motifs, 1860s, architect Franz Joseph Herbst
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 28 location	1860s	Late classicist row house, 1860s, architect Franz Joseph Herbst	more pictures
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 29 location	1860s	Row house, 1860s, architect Franz Joseph Herbst
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 30 location	1860s	late classicist corner house, 1860s, architect Franz Joseph Herbst	more pictures
Residential houses	Ludwigstrasse 34–40 (even numbers) location	late 19th century	Group of houses, sandstone-articulated brick buildings, neo-Gothic motifs, late 19th century	more pictures
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 37 location	at the end of the 19th century	Row house, late 19th century
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 39 location	after 1850	late classicist row house, soon after 1850, architect Franz Joseph Herbst
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 44 location	1887	Wilhelminian style, sandstone-integrated brick building, hipped roof, 1887
Residential building	Ludwigstrasse 45 location	at the end of the 19th century	Wilhelminian style, sandstone-framed brick building
Rent Office	Ludwigstrasse 48 location	1901/02	former rent office; New baroque mansard hipped roof building with three magnificent facades, 1901/02, architect Otto Baer	more pictures
Tracery arch	Ludwigstrasse, at No. 49 location	14th Century	Gothic tracery arch, 14th century; no tracery arch visible from the street side	Image wanted
villa	Ludwigstrasse 53 location	before 1884	two and a half storey villa, neo-renaissance, before 1884
Residential building	Marienstraße 2 location	1892	Wilhelminian style, sandstone-integrated brick building, hipped roof, marked 1892
front door	Marienstraße, at No. 12 Lage	Early 20th century	Art Nouveau front door, early 20th century
Residential building	Marienstraße 14 location	1904	Row house, Neurokoko, marked 1904
City Palace	Maximilianstrasse 5, Kleine Pfaffengasse 11 location	1707 ff.	four-wing, three-story city palace, 1707 ff., renovation with an addition in the first half of the 19th century
Residential building	Maximilianstrasse 6 location	1719	Former house, simple late baroque building, 1719
Residential building	Maximilianstrasse 8 location	18th century	Broad, three-story six-axis house, 18th century, associated three-story four-axis house, 18th century
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 10 location	after 1714	Three-storey residential and commercial building with a late Baroque core, shortly after 1714, renovations around 1870
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 11 location	before 1706	three-storey late baroque house, before 1706, late baroque wing on the courtyard side; barrel vaulted cellar older
Old Town Hall	Maximilianstrasse 12 location	1712-26	representative late baroque mansard hipped roof building, 1712–26 (marked 1722), architects Johann Jacob Böhrel , Esslingen, and Johann Adam Breunig , with furnishings; Classicist building to the rear, shortly before 1820	more pictures
City Hall	Maximilianstrasse, at No. 12 location	1885-87	Two-and-a-half-storey brick building in the courtyard of the Old Town Hall, new renaissance motifs, 1885–87, architect Franz Schöberl , associated arched bridge
Residential building	Maximilianstrasse 13 location	1714/15	three-storey late baroque house, 1714/15, classical changes in the middle of the 19th century
Stair tower	Maximilianstrasse, at No. 14 location	second half of the 16th century	three-storey Renaissance stair tower, second half of the 16th century; profiled arched entrance with blind niche, double coat of arms inscribed in 1571; heavily overformed	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 16/17 location	1874	formerly the inn of the sun brewery; three-storey building from the Wilhelminian style, mansard roofs, 1874, architect Franz Schöberl , extension 1906/07
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 18 location	18th century	late baroque gabled house, 18th century; barrel vaulted cellars older
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 19 location	18th century	late baroque gabled house, 18th century; barrel vaulted cellars older
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 20 location	18th century	late baroque patrician house
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 22 location	1908	three and a half storey residential and commercial building, 1908, architect Reinhold Bräuer, using older parts; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Unicorn pharmacy	Maximilianstrasse 23 location	1703	three-storey late baroque patrician house, marked 1703; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689	more pictures
House Zum Barth	Maximilianstrasse 24 location	1704	three-storey late baroque gabled house, 1704
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 25 location	1704	late baroque patrician house, 1704	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 26 location	1699	three-storey late baroque patrician house, 1699; interior wall painting by H. Landmann, early 20th century
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 27 location	1710s	three-storey late baroque patrician house, mansard roof, 1710s; rear building 18th century
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 28 location	around 1700	three-storey late baroque house, around 1700
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 29 location	1706	late baroque residential and commercial building, 1706
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 30 location	1707	three-storey late baroque residential and commercial building, 1707
House to the radiation mountain	Maximilianstrasse 35 location	1701	three-storey late baroque three-window house, 1701
Sun pharmacy	Maximilianstrasse 40 location	first quarter of the 19th century	Early classicist residential and commercial building, first quarter of the 19th century, ground floor renovation in 1930
Haus zum Rosenbaum	Maximilianstrasse 41 location	1700	historicizing hipped roof building, 1700, heightening and remodeling in 1869
House of the Monk	Maximilianstrasse 42 location	around 1700	Three-storey corner residential and commercial building, classicist hipped roof building, first half of the 19th century, essentially around 1700
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 47 location	1903	three-storey neo-baroque mansard roof, 1903; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 49 location	around 1870	three-storey residential and commercial building, around 1870, architect probably Heinrich Jester
Old gate	Maximilianstrasse 54 location	13th Century	City gate, 13th century; top floor with gallery and hipped roof in 1511, roof renewed in 1708; one of the highest and most important city gates in Germany	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 55 location	around 1840	Residential and commercial building, classicist hipped roof building, around 1840
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 56 location	after 1705	Residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, after 1705, remodeling after 1914	more pictures
front door	Maximilianstrasse, at No. 58 Lage	around 1910	to the rear: Art Nouveau front door, around 1910
Inscription plaque	Maximilianstrasse, at No. 70 location	1684	Sandstone panel, 1684
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 81 location	1841/42	three-storey late classicist corner apartment and commercial building, 1841/42; Cellar partially before 1689
Residential and commercial building	Maximilianstrasse 86 location	around 1700	Late baroque residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, around 1700 using older parts, arcade shop installation in 1950, architect Ludwig Ihm
Old coin	Maximilianstrasse 90, Korngasse 1 location	1748	Built in 1748 as a “new department store” with an arcade ground floor, heightened and remodeled in 1874, architect Ludwig Jester	more pictures
War memorial	Maximilianstrasse, at No. 90 location	1930	also Kriegerbrunnen or St. Georgsbrunnen ; Memorial to those who fell in World War I, fountain, 1930	more pictures
Residential building	Maximilianstrasse 99 location	around 1700	large-volume late baroque mansard roof building, around 1700; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Townhouse	Maximilianstrasse 100 location	1903	former district insurance company; Demanding three-storey rectangular building, neo-baroque mansard hipped roof, 1903, architect Franz Schöberl	more pictures
Residential building	Mühlturmstrasse 10 location	after 1850	sophisticated house, classicist motifs, after 1850
city ​​wall	Mühlturmstrasse, behind No. 12–26 (even numbers) Lage		on the back the city wall / course	Image wanted
villa	Mühlturmstraße 23 location	1895	Villa, neo-classical hipped roof building, 1895, architect Franz Schöberl
Courtyard	Mühlturmstrasse 50 location	18th century	horseshoe-shaped courtyard; Single-storey hipped mansard roof building, 18th century, residential house, stable and barn buildings 1821/22, classicist bathroom pavilion with curved hipped roof
Residential and administrative buildings	Neufferstraße 2, Zeppelinstraße 6 location	1914	Residential and administrative building of the local health insurance fund, hipped roof buildings in a Baroque style, 1914, architect Georg Weber
Residential building	Neufferstrasse 4 location	after 1915	Housing complex for senior post office officials, elongated row building, after 1915; with equipment	more pictures
Residential building	Neufferstrasse 20 location	1909/10	Corner house, neo-baroque mansard roof, 1909/10, architect Ludwig Moos
Gasthaus "Zum Halbmond"	Nikolausgasse 4 location	1702	Corner house, partly with ornamental framework, marked 1702	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Obere Langgasse 5 location	after 1867	Residential and commercial building, later Maximilian style, after 1867, auxiliary building during the construction period
Agricultural investigation and research institute	Obere Langgasse 40 location	1913-15	Castle-like four-wing complex, neo-baroque hipped roof and mansard roof buildings, 1913–15, architect Heinrich Ullmann
Post Gallery Speyer	Postplatz 1 location	1901 ff.	former head post office; castle-like three-storey neo-baroque mansard roof building, sandstone cuboid facade, 1901 ff., architect Anton Geyer , sculptures by Grimm, with furnishings; Extension in 1925, architect Heinrich Müller	more pictures
Altpörtel café	Postplatz 2 location	around 1860	Neo-Renaissance building with pillar arcades, around 1860, remodeling in the 1880s	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Postplatz 4 location	before 1894	Three-storey Wilhelminian style corner residential and commercial building, brick building integrated into the house, shortly before 1894
Residential building	Postplatz 5 location	18th century	Baroque house with a crooked hip, gable roof with a pulled-down hip
Residential building	Prinz-Luitpold-Straße 1/3 location	1888	Semi-detached house, sandstone-framed brick building, later Maximilian style, 1888
Villa Mayer	Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 4 location	1914	Front building of the Dreihäuserzeile, 1914, architect Philipp Jakob Manz , Stuttgart
Residential building	Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 6 location	1914	Central building of the Dreihäuserzeile, 1914, architect Georg Weber
Residential building	Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 7 location	1927/28	villa-like house, cubic hipped roof, 1927/28, architect Ludwig Ihm
Residential building	Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 8 location	1910	Villa-like corner house, Art Nouveau building, 1910, architect Georg Weber
villa	Prinz-Luitpold-Strasse 9 location	1926	Hip roof villa, 1926, architect Emil Reichert
Residential building	Prinz-Luitpold-Straße 10/12 location	1920/21	Officers' housing for the French occupation army; spacious semi-detached house, two-and-a-half-storey plastered buildings, Heimatstil with classic motifs, 1920/21; with equipment
Bridge house	Rheinallee 3 location	1865	formerly the bridge watch house, now the maritime museum; single-storey neo-classical hipped roof building, 1865	more pictures
Residential building	Rheintorstrasse 2 location	18th century	late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), 18th century
Residential building	Rheintorstrasse 3 location	first half of the 18th century	late baroque three-window house, first half of the 18th century
Residential building	Rheintorstrasse 4 location	1737	late baroque house, some with ornamental framework, marked 1737
city ​​wall	Rheintorstrasse, behind No. 6-10 location		on the back the city wall / course	Image wanted
Gasthaus zum Anker	Rheintorstrasse 10 location	19th century	Inn of the former anchor brewery; elongated plastered building, 19th century; defining the streetscape
Residential houses	Richard-Wagner-Strasse 1, 3rd location	1921	formerly residential complex for French officers; Elongated building block, sandstone-framed mansard hipped roof, 1921
Residential building	Richard-Wagner-Strasse 8 location	1928	two-story building, 1928, architect Ludwig Ihm
Rossmarktschule	Roßmarktstrasse 3a location	1892	three-story Wilhelminian style building, sandstone-framed brick building with hipped roofs, 1892
Residential building	Roßmarktstrasse 6 location	18th or 19th century	Courtyard house, single-storey late baroque mansard roof, 18th or 19th century
city ​​wall	Roßmarktstrasse, in No. 11-23, 26, 27, 35 location		on the back the city wall / course
Residential houses	Salierstrasse 2, 6, 8, 10, 15, 17–26 location	1910/12	two-and-a-half-story row houses of the same type, individually varied, 1910/12	more pictures
Residential building	Schraudolphstrasse 6 location	1912	two-storey plastered building with a large dwarf house, 1912, architect Peter Brückner	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Schustergasse 4 location	before 1707	Three-window house with crooked hip, before 1707, expansion in the early 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Schustergasse 5 location	early 18th century	Three-window house with crooked hip, early 18th century, remodeled in the first half of the 19th century
Goldener Hirsch pub	Schustergasse 7 / 7a location	first decade of the 18th century	former inn, later post office; Corner house, large late baroque building, first decade of the 18th century with remains from the 15th century (street corner); barrel vaulted cellars before 1689; late Gothic sculpture of St. Jost (original in the museum) with inscription stone, inscribed 1462	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Schustergasse 8 location	1712	Building complex grouped around the inner courtyard with a late Baroque residential and commercial building, 1712; Coat of arms stone
portal	Schustergasse, at No. 9 location	1916	Carved entrance, Art Nouveau door on the house rebuilt in 1916, architect Georg Weber
Residential building	Schützenstrasse 1 location	before 1900	Sophisticated corner house, Wilhelminian style brick building, shortly before 1900, architect Heinrich Jester
Residential and commercial building	Schützenstrasse 7 location	1870s	Classicist row residential and commercial building, 1870s
Residential building	Schützenstrasse 9 location	1870s	Row house of the early founding period, sandstone-integrated plastered building, 1870s	more pictures
Residential building	Schützenstrasse 11 location	before 1884	two-and-a-half-storey house, mansard roof building from the Wilhelminian style, before 1884, architect Heinrich Jester
Residential houses	Schützenstraße 20–32 (even numbers) location	1925	Connected residential blocks of the same type, two- or three-story hipped roof buildings, 1925, architect Blumenthal
Residential building	Schützenstrasse 21 location	1922/23	Corner house in the classical tradition, 1922/23, architect Georg Weber
Residential building	Schwabsgasse 2 location	1747	late baroque courtyard house, marked 1747; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential building	Schwabsgasse 9 location	after 1821	single-storey neighbourhood house, after 1821
Residential building	Schwabsgasse 10 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Corner house, sandstone-integrated plastered building, mid-19th century
Residential building	Schwerdstrasse 1 location	1860	three-storey corner house, large-volume hipped roof building, neo-renaissance 1860, increase in 1910; with equipment
Residential building	Schwerdstrasse 3 location	1895-97	four-storey corner house, brick building from the late 19th century, 1895–97, architect Jakob Raisch
Residential building	Schwerdstrasse 19 location	1887	Row house, mansard roof from the Gründerzeit, 1887; with equipment
Residential building	Schwerdstrasse 22/24 location	around 1900	Semi-detached house, sandstone-framed plastered building, around 1900
Residential building	Schwerdstrasse 23 location	1886	Wilhelminian style corner house, marked 1886
Residential and commercial building	Schwerdstrasse 33 location	1905	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, Art Nouveau, 1905, architect Bruno Urban; At the back the former bakery
Residential houses	Siegbertstrasse 1/3 and 5/7 locations	1923	Imperial housing, two related building blocks with hipped roofs, 1923, architect Georg Weber
Residential houses	Siegbertstrasse 8, Wormser Strasse 4, 6 and 8 location	1921	former imperial apartment buildings for married officers and civil servants of the French occupation, representative three-storey building block, head buildings with mansard roofs, 1921; construction-time enclosing wall
Residential building	Slevogtstrasse 1 location	1908/09	two-and-a-half-storey house, sandstone-framed plastered building, 1908/09	more pictures
Residential building	Slevogtstrasse 2 location	1908/09	two-and-a-half-storey house, sandstone-framed plastered building, 1908/09	more pictures
Sun bridge	Sonnengasse location	before 1242	double-arched late medieval rectangular building, first mentioned in 1242 as the Nikolausbrücke	more pictures
Residential building	Sonnengasse 1 location	1702	late baroque house, partly half-timbered; Wappenstein inscribed 1702	more pictures
Residential building	Sonnengasse 3 location	early 18th century	late baroque house, early 18th century; Shop installation 1927, architect Georg Schwarz	more pictures
Residential building	Sonnengasse 7 location	early 18th century	elongated single-storey house, early 18th century; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Residential building	St.-Guido-Stifts-Platz 1 location	1705	Courtyard house, late baroque building with hipped roof, covered doorway marked 1705
Residential building	St.-Guido-Stifts-Platz 5 location	first half of the 19th century	elongated three-storey hipped roof building, first half of the 19th century; New Baroque extension and transformation in 1909, architects Hermann Esch and Arno Anke (Mannheim)
Residential building	St.-Guido-Stifts-Platz 6 location	1868	Castle-like one and a half-story sandstone-framed brick building with a mansard hipped roof, 1868, architect Heinrich Jester; Furnishing
Residential building	St.-Guido-Stifts-Platz 7 location	before 1714	one and a half story late baroque house, before 1714
Residential building	St.-Guido-Stifts-Platz 9 location	before 1714	two and a half storey courtyard house, before 1714, courtyard building more recent
Residential building	St.-Guido-Straße 14/16 location	1906/07	Hipped roof building, neo-classical motifs, 1906/07, architect Friedrich Graf
St. Guido pen	St.-Guido-Straße 19 location	early 13th and 14th centuries	Residential and farm buildings of the St. Guido monastery; late baroque plastered building built against the city wall with windows from the early 13th and 14th centuries
Residential building	St.-Guido-Straße 21 location	1896	Large-volume Wilhelminian style double dwelling, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1896, architect Friedrich Graf sen.
Residential building	St.-Guido-Straße 25 Location	1910	Row house, plastered building integrated into the house, 1910, architect Peter Graf, Heidelberg; with equipment
Residential houses	St.-Markus-Straße 2/4 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Plastered buildings typical of the time, mid-19th century
villa	St.-Markus-Straße 10 location	1904/05	two and a half story plastered villa with half-timbered gable, 1904/05, architect Georg Weber; with equipment
villa	St.-Markus-Straße 12 location	1904/05	picturesque plastered villa with half-timbered gables, 1904/05, architect Georg Weber; with equipment
villa	St.-Markus-Straße 14 location	1904/05	picturesque plastered villa with half-timbered gables, 1904/05, architect Georg Weber; Interior decoration, glass windows; wooden arbor in the garden
villa	St.-Markus-Straße 16 location	1911	One and a half story mansard roof building on an irregular floor plan, 1911, architect Peter Brückner
city ​​wall	St.-Markus-Straße, in No. 43 position		City wall / course
St. Valentine's Chapel	St.-Velten-Gasse 1 location	around 1300	Ruins of St. Valentine's Chapel; Parts of the enclosure walls and the choir arch, around 1300	more pictures
Residential building	Steingasse 16 location	1928	Typical house of the time, stained glass window, 1928, architect Ludwig Ihm, bordering the city wall at the rear
city ​​wall	Steingasse, behind No. 17 Lage		on the reverse side of the city wall / course	Image wanted
Provincial houses of the cathedral monastery	Stuhlbrudergasse 1–4 location	Early 18th century	one and two-storey mansard roof buildings, beginning of the 18th century, No. 1 and 2 later added
Jesuit Burse	Stuhlbrudergasse 5 location	after 1714	large-volume late baroque hipped roof building, soon after 1714; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689; Baroque remise building, 19th century	more pictures
Residential building	Stuhlbrudergasse 6 location	1712	late baroque corner house, partly half-timbered, marked 1712	more pictures
city ​​wall	Untere Langgasse, behind No. 5–21 (odd numbers) location		on the reverse side of the city wall / course	Image wanted
Base stone south	Waldseer Straße, opposite No. 15a location	1820	Cube made of sandstone slabs, 1820	Image wanted
Residential building	Webergasse 1 location	18th century	Corner house, late baroque / neoclassical hipped roof building, 18th century
Administration building	Webergasse 11 location	around 1908	three-storey district office building, now episcopal ordinariate; castle-like neo-baroque mansard hipped roof, around 1908; Wall fountain with parts of the portal from 1712 and Art Nouveau decoration; on the north side of the property hipped roof building with oval windows
Residential building	Webergasse 12 location	early 18th century	late baroque house, early 18th century
Residential building	Webergasse 13 location	18th century	House, 18th century
Insurance building	Wormser Landstrasse 2 location	1890-92	Building of the Bavarian Fire Insurance; sophisticated neo-renaissance building with hipped roof, 1890–92
archway	Wormser Landstrasse, at No. 7c location	1749	late baroque archway, marked 1749, by Ludwig Schnitzer, Gimmeldingen
Residential building	Wormser Landstrasse 19 location	1893	Wilhelminian style row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1893, architect Joseph Raisch
Residential building	Wormser Landstrasse 20 location	Late 18th century	former warehouse building of the Royal Bavarian Tree Nursery and Seed Shop Velten, then barracks, now residential building; mighty three-story sandstone-framed brick building, probably from the end of the 18th century; belonging to the “Schweizerhaus” in the garden, 1908, and the classicist villa, second quarter of the 19th century
Worms waiting	Wormser Landstrasse 265 location	1451	Part of the Speyer Landwehr built in the 15th century , four-story tower with tent roof, 1451; then round arched passage
Residential and commercial building	Wormser Strasse 2 location	before 1729	Former inn to the golden ox; Elongated late baroque building, before 1729, gate run marked 1778	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Wormser Strasse 4 location	early 18th century	elongated late baroque building, early 18th century	more pictures
House to purgatory	Wormser Strasse 5 location	after 1710	Residential and commercial building, shortly after 1710, shop fitting 1952; medieval barrel vaulted cellar
Residential and commercial building	Wormser Strasse 16 location	second quarter of the 19th century	Row residential and commercial building, probably from the second quarter of the 19th century
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 20 location	around 1820	three-storey tent roof construction, around 1820, half-timbered extension at the end of the 19th century
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 24 location	1712	seven-axis late baroque building, marked 1712, portal frame 1784; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential and commercial building	Wormser Strasse 37 location	18th century	in the core late baroque corner apartment and commercial building
Cloister of the Augustinian monastery	Wormser Strasse 39 location	15th century	late Gothic tracery arcades in the cloister of the Augustinian monastery, 15th century	more pictures
District court and prison building	Wormser Strasse 41–43 location	1900-02	Neo-Renaissance buildings, 1900–02, architect Otto Baer	more pictures
Commercial building	Wormser Strasse 46 location	1820s	large-volume commercial building with a mansard roof, 1820s; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689
Residential and commercial building	Wormser Strasse 47 location	18th century	former bakers' guild house; late baroque plastered building; barrel vaulted cellar before 1689	more pictures
city ​​wall	Zeppelinstrasse, behind No. 1–9 (odd numbers) location		on the reverse side of the city wall / course
city ​​wall	Zeppelinstrasse, behind No. 31–39 (odd numbers) location		on the reverse side of the city wall / course
Survey point	south of the city; Hallway in the Haingereut location	1820	End point B of the Kleine Speyer base, 1820	Image wanted

literature

• Herbert Dellwing : Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Volume 1: City of Speyer . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation. 2nd Edition. Schwann, Düsseldorf 1990, ISBN 3-88462-801-1 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (publisher): Informational directory of cultural monuments of the district-free city of Speyer (PDF; 4.9 MB). Mainz 2018.

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmäler in Speyer  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Overview map of the monument zones in Speyer (as of December 2010)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone east of Bahnhofstrasse from November 26, 1992
2. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone Siedlung am Bahnhof from November 26, 1992
3. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone St.-Georg-Hospital from April 8, 1994
4. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone Hans-Purrmann-Allee from December 9, 1991
5. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone Neuer Friedhof from June 26, 1992
6. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone Ev. Diakonissenanstalt Speyer from April 1, 1996
7. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the historic cemetery zone (Adenauerpark) from June 26, 1992
8. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the Judenbad / Judenhof monument zone of December 22, 1993
9. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the Maximilianstrasse monument zone from November 26, 1992
10. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone on Mühlturmstrasse from December 9, 1991
11. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone pioneer barracks from April 8, 1994
12. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone Salierstrasse from April 8, 1994
13. ↑ Ordinance on placing the Feuerbachpark monument zone under protection from October 10, 1995
14. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the Schützenstrasse monument zone from April 6, 1992
15. ↑ Ordinance on the protection of the monument zone of St. Dominic Monastery from April 1, 1996

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