List of cultural monuments in Trier-Kernstadt / streets Q to Z

Streets Q-Z

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential and commercial building	Rindestanzstrasse 1 location	1896	Residential and commercial building, 1896 for J. Hub. Philipp erected a three-storey plastered building with a mansard roof	Image wanted
Mergener Hof	Rindestanzstraße 3/4 position	first quarter of the 17th century	former courtyard "Zum Cattle Dance"; Stadthof, first quarter of the 17th century; No. 4 main wing and kitchen wing, angular building with hipped roofs, fireplace gable formed as a dwelling, late Renaissance, marked 1622; with equipment; No. 3 former chapel building, house-like hipped roof building, (inside) marked 1609, intermediate building, stair tower, formerly supposedly marked 1616	Image wanted
Architectural fragments	Cattle dance street, at No. 10 location		Architectural fragments, Romanesque cube cornice on consoles; Gothic archway (upper part)	Image wanted
basement, cellar	Cattle dance street, under No. 12 Lage		Barrel-vaulted cellar subdivided by belt arches, probably from the Middle Ages	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Rindestanzstrasse 14 location		irregular, angled, three-storey mixed building; medieval tower-like core structure with hipped roof over barrel vaulted cellar; in the southern part Renaissance round pillars, portal; between the tower house and the stairwell profiled wall with cartouche, probably from the third quarter of the 18th century	Image wanted
Roman bridge	Roman bridge location	154-157	Stone pier bridge, dendro dating 154–157, vaulting 1343 and 1719
Garden shed	Römerstraße, to No. 49 location	18th century	former summer house (?); small plastered building with a three-sided end, 18th century	Image wanted
Villa Reverchon	Römerstrasse 100 location	1909-12	in a large park with a terraced garden, multi-part complex, one of the most important villas in the city, classicist Art Nouveau buildings, wall-mounted fittings, 1909–12, architect Rudolf Tillesen, Mannheim (executed by Peter Marx); defining the city and landscape	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Roonstrasse 2 location	1896	three-storey residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed clinker brick building, 1896	Image wanted
Garden shed	Saarburger Strasse, between No. 20 and 32 location	18th century	Garden shed of St. Matthias Abbey; small square mansard hipped roof building, 18th century	Image wanted
Villa Ehses	Saarstrasse 12 location	after 1860	three-storey late classicist villa with hip roof, third quarter of the 19th century (after 1860), terrace extension 1897
villa	Saarstrasse 24 location	1898	Late historical row villa, sandstone-integrated clinker brick building, 1898, architect K. Walter
villa	Saarstrasse 26 location	1902/03	three-storey neo-Gothic row villa, 1902/03, architect K. Walter; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Saarstrasse 32 location	1860	Residential building with facade structure spanning several floors, 1860
Residential and commercial building	Saarstrasse 33 location	1853	Late classicist house, 1853, shop fitting 1932	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Saarstrasse 38 location	1866/67	three-storey house, facade design in Moorish style, 1866/67, shop fitting in expressionist forms 1926
Residential building	Saarstrasse 41 location	1898	Residential house, mansard roof with lush neo-baroque decor, 1898, architect C. Dalmar
Residential and commercial building	Saarstrasse 45 location	1897	representative three-storey late historical residential and commercial building, neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance motifs, 1897
crucifix	Saarstrasse, at No. 46 Lage	17th or 18th century	Crucifix over a hill in relief, probably from the Baroque period
Residential building	Saarstrasse 47 location	1861	Late Classicist house with mezzanine, loggia and three-dimensional head medallions, 1861
Residential building	Saarstrasse 48 location	1901	House with sophisticated neo-Gothic facade decoration, 1901, architect K. Walter
Residential building	Saarstrasse 49 location	1862	Five-axis late classicist house with arched openings, 1862
Residential and commercial building	Saarstrasse 58 location	1899	three-storey residential and commercial building with rich neo-baroque decor, 1899
Wayside shrine	Saarstrasse, at No. 76 Lage	1698	Wayside shrine; Pietà, sandstone relief, inscribed 1698
Residential building	Saarstrasse 110 location	1884	Residential house, sandstone-integrated plastered building, neo-renaissance, 1884, architect J. Faber
Residential building	Saarstrasse 117 location	17th century	Residential house, essentially from the 17th century, modified or rebuilt in the late 18th century (roof structure dated 1774), above older cellars
Residential building	Saarstrasse 123 location	17th century	Residential house, essentially from the 17th century, converted into a representative neo-renaissance building with a mansard roof in 1888
Residential building	Saarstrasse 127 location	17th century	Half-hip roof building, in the core probably from the 17th century, remodeled in 1845
Residential houses	Saarstrasse 129 and 131 location	1906	Two three-storey apartment buildings designed as a semi-detached house with an Art Nouveau facade, which is rare in Trier, 1906, architect M. Banner
Residential building	Saarstrasse 133 location	1743	stately mansard hipped roof, marked 1743; The associated walled garden and courtyard with a former farm building, essentially from the 18th century
University building	Schneidershof 1 location	1938/39	formerly the college for teacher training, now buildings J, K, L, O, T and daycare center of the Trier college ; four uniformly designed block-like hipped roof buildings, connected by single-storey corridors, elongated gymnasium and former director's villa, delimiting an open space designed as a sports field, 1938/39	more pictures
Maximinkaserne: team and farm buildings	Schönbornstrasse 1, Schöndorfer Strasse 58, 60/62 Lage	1913	former Maximinkaserne, 1913; Team building (Schönbornstrasse): castle-like three-story neo-baroque building, central and side elevations with high hipped roofs, farm buildings simpler, but similar details (Schöndorfer Strasse)	more pictures
Maximinkaserne: riding arena and stables	Schönbornstrasse 2, Schöndorfer Strasse 22, 24, Kürenzer Strasse 18 location	1897-99	former riding arena and stables of the Maximinkaserne; One and two-storey three-wing complex with riding arena and groin-vaulted horse stables, 1897–99	more pictures
Garden pavilion	Schöndorfer Straße, next to No. 18 location	before 1732	former garden pavilion; One-storey plastered building with a curved hood, the last evidence of the monastery garden laid out under Abbot Nikolaus Pack (1719–31)	Image wanted
Long-wing barracks	Schöndorfer Straße 20a – c location		former economic building of the Maximinkloster, Prussian part of the Maximinkaserne, so-called long-wing barracks; 1930 conversion to the Vincentine monastery, architect Franz Josef Kuhn; 34-axis mansard roof building, two axes marked on the garden side by neo-baroque portal-like sandstone decorations, the three northern axes possibly with an older core, here sandstone spiral staircase to the cellar; inside the older, northern three axes groin vaulted, then 20 axes with two rows of cast iron supports from the stables; the chapel of the monastery set up here with modern stained glass windows
villa	Schützenstrasse 29 location	1893	small late-historic hipped roof villa on a moving floor plan, 1893	Image wanted
St. Mark's Monastery	Seizstraße 8, Am Palastgarten 6 location	1687	former Franciscan convent; Main building (Seizstraße 8): lower parts of the facade of the former late Gothic gabled house with a baroque portal, marked 1724; Former sleeping quarters (Am Palastgarten 6), three-story hipped roof building with stair tower, allegedly from 1687
Max Planck High School	Sichelstrasse 3 location	1908	formerly Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gymnasium; picturesque, asymmetrical neo-Gothic complex, 1908 and 1911–13, architects Wilhelm Oehme and Hermann Fülles; The Aulabau with its three-part group of windows characterizes the street scene; Entrance staircase, neo-renaissance with art nouveau echoes; Furnishing; barrel vaulted deep cellar	more pictures
New government	Sichelstrasse 8 location	1905	Cadastral Administration and Tax Department of the Royal Government; large-volume neo-Romanesque articulated building, three-axis corner facade, three-axis gable projections as the end of the wing structures, marked 1905, architect Jaffke; defining the streetscape
Administration building	Sichelstraße 10/12 location	1924-26	former Chamber of Crafts, today Diocesan Caritas Association; three-storey angled building with hipped roofs, the ground floor following the street is faced with artificial stone, expressionist motifs, 1924–26, architect Ernst Brand; shape of the place; with equipment
House "Fetzenreich"	Sichelstraße 32/34/36 location	1269-81	former city courtyard "Fetzenreich"; No. 32 main house, mainly Gothic single-pillar construction, dendro dating 1269–81, Renaissance extension around 1580, facade partly neo-Gothic overhauled, relief of the coat of arms of abbot Maximinius Gülich, marked 1677, Renaissance stair tower, marked 1602, heightened around 1885, neo-Gothic side elevation ; with equipment; No. 34 former kitchen building, Gothic core; No. 36 with a Gothic mansard roof, remodeled in the 1820s; entire complex above medieval cellars; Remains of a pre-baroque gate hall
Wayside cross	Sickingenstrasse, at No. 11 location	1829	Wayside cross; Red sandstone, post-baroque pedestal, marked 1829, cross and body probably from the late 19th century	Image wanted
Domkuria Eich	Look around you 2 situation	from the late 11th or early 12th century	Curia Eich or "To the (large) oak"; Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1770; with equipment; Romanesque house, late 11th or early 12th century, mighty half-tower extension, probably from the late 12th century; Roman sandstone blocks in the Dombering wall; late Romanesque chapel, dendro dating 1199; Mansard roof gazebo; Commercial and Remisent tract, single-storey mansard roof building, in the doorway extension, around 1770
Collegiate Curia	Simeonstiftplatz 2 location	1741	Two-storey plastered building on the eaves, marked 1741 above the door, original room concept, staircase, stucco ceilings, presumably former curia of the Simeon monastery
House "Zum Christophel"	Simeonstrasse 1 location	1895-97	Tenement and commercial building, built 1895–97 by the building contractor August Herrestahl, corner building facing Porta-Nigra-Platz with two different, richly structured facades with sandstone views; belongs to the highest quality neo-Gothic buildings in Trier
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 2 location	1893	Three-storey residential and commercial building with large shop windows in neo-renaissance and neo-baroque forms, built in 1893 for A. Steingröver	Image wanted
Old Forge	Simeonstrasse 7 location	before 1550	four-storey residential and commercial building, early Renaissance building in the Gothic tradition, in the lintels male busts and plaques with sayings, probably shortly before 1550 (ground floor changed in the 20th century); barrel vaulted cellar	more pictures
Karl Marx residential building	Simeonstrasse 8 location	18th century	Row residential and commercial building, baroque mansard roof, 18th century, above medieval cellar
basement, cellar	Simeon road in no. 11 position	14th Century	two-aisled, three-bay cellar with groined vaults; late medieval (14th century?) with an older core	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 14 and 15 location	first third of the 19th century	three-storey row residential and commercial buildings, classicist mansard roof buildings, probably from the first third of the 19th century, essentially older; medieval cellar
facade	Simeonstrasse, at No. 16 Lage	second quarter of the 19th century	sandstone clad classical facade, second quarter of the 19th century
Facade and basement	Simeonstrasse, at No. 17 Lage	around 1819	classical facade, probably around 1819; barrel vaulted cellar older
window	Simeonstrasse, at No. 18 Lage	second half of the 12th century	Romanesque twin arched window, second half of the 12th century	Image wanted
Epiphany	Simeonstrasse 19 location	around 1220	late Romanesque residential tower-like patrician house, around 1220, palatial facade changed several times since the 15th century, most recently in 1938 with a shop installation and reconstructive restoration of the assumed original state with a stepped screen wall; groin vaulted single-pillar cellar; elongated rear building, Romanesque core, heightened eastern gable front around 1900; barrel vaulted cellar	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstraße 23/24 location	1895	four-storey residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed clinker brick building, neo-Renaissance, 1895, architect Carl Dalmar; defining the street scene; to the west (pre-baroque?) barrel-vaulted one-room cellar
basement, cellar	Simeon street, no. 26 position		Cellar with medieval (added) arcature; to the west, a narrow (pre-baroque?) one-room cellar	Image wanted
Residential and commercial buildings	Simeonstrasse 28/29 location	1878	three-and-a-half-story late classicist residential and commercial buildings, 1878, architect Carl Dalmar; barrel vaulted cellars older
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 30 location	1879	four-storey neo-baroque row residential and commercial building, 1879, architect Nicolaus Monshausen
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 31 location	around 1879	four-storey residential and commercial building, neo-renaissance, around 1879
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 33 Location	1855	four-storey neo-classical inn and residential building, around 1855; in the core a medieval rear building above a barrel vaulted one-room cellar with a fountain
facade	Simeonstrasse, at No. 38/39 Lage	around 1880	Late historical semi-detached house facade of the three-storey residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, around 1880
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 40 location	1879/80	four-story residential and commercial building with opulent neo-renaissance facade, 1879/80, architect Peter Schneider
facade	Simeonstrasse 41 / 41a location	around 1885	Neo-Renaissance facade of the three-storey residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, around 1885; barrel vaulted cellar older	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 45 location	17th or 18th century	Palais-like baroque residential building with a mansard roof, pillared portico built over a balcony possibly later; with equipment
"Historic cellar"	Simeonstrasse, in No. 46/47 location	13th or 14th century	large parts of two Gothic cellar halls with central pillars, probably from the 13th or 14th century; Renaissance Spolie in the basement entrance, marked 1579	Image wanted
facade	Simeonstrasse 53 location	1780s	Palais-like, late-baroque plastered facade with classicist influences, probably from the 1780s
Residential and commercial building	Simeonstrasse 54 location	1820s	stately three-storey row house with an elaborate classicist facade, probably 1820s; Furnishing
chapel	Simeonstrasse 58/59 location	1761	Chapel of the former St. Nicholas Hospital; Two-storey baroque hall building with hooded roof, two-storey round apse with folded hood, marked 1761, Romanesque monastery wall included on the north side
Porta Nigra and Simeons Collegiate Church	Simeonstrasse 60 location	before 197	North gate of the city fortifications, largest city gate in the ancient world; Central building of the gate system with inner courtyard as a kennel, two storeys of windows and flanking towers, sandstone block construction on rubble foundation, before 197; Conversion to a double church with only a few changes, after 1134, apse extension, steeply proportioned rectangular building, probably 1148–53, rococo decor around 1750
Simeon pen	Simeonstrasse 60 location	1135-40	former St. Simeon Abbey, today the Municipal Museum and Tourist Office (picture); former collegiate church see Porta Nigra; Early Romanesque former cloister: two-storey sandstone-integrated small ashlar masonry structure, rebuilt or supplemented in the 1930s; former monastery building: former pilgrim arbor (?), building with a crooked hip roof, the core probably around 1135–40, on the upper floor a late Gothic portal, 1547; former dormitory, three-storey hipped roof building, 11th century; Wall remnants of the early Romanesque refectory with spoilage (from the gate of the Stiftbering?)
Residential building	Speestrasse 9 location	1903/05	Residential house with neo-baroque facade decor, 1903/05, architect K. Walter
Residential building	Speestrasse 10 location	1904	three-storey late historical house with an elaborate repertoire of forms, 1904, architect K. Reitz
Residential building	Speestrasse 11a location	1904	Residential house, mansard roof with elaborate Art Nouveau decor, 1904
Residential building	Speestrasse 17 location	1903	Residential house, neo-baroque sandstone facade, 1903
Residential building	Speestrasse 18 location		three-axis historicizing house, box oriel with half-timbered gable, architect M. Banner; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Speestrasse 22 location	1905	three-storey row house with abstract Art Nouveau decor, 1905, architect J. Steinlein
Constantine Column	St. Barbara Ufer location	1847	Octagonal pillar, neo-Gothic tracery, around 1847, with a Rococo statue of Emperor Constantine (copy), allegedly from 1726
villa	St.-Barbara-Ufer 1b location	1873	large hipped roof villa, three-storey angular building, neo-renaissance, 1873, extension of the two-storey winter garden in 1919; associated garden with construction-time edging
villa	St.-Barbara-Ufer 3 and 4 location	1900	Double villa, bichrome sandstone-framed clinker building, neo-renaissance, 1900
Studio building	Steingröverweg 1 location	1899	former studio of the art and publishing company Schaar & Dathe; Three-storey neo-Gothic building, four axes added to a little older building in 1899 by architect J. Schmitz and provided with a common facade, half-timbered upper floor based on models on the Middle Moselle from the 16th century	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Sternstrasse 1 location	1960	Corner residential and commercial building, reinforced concrete frame construction, 1960, architect Heinrich Otto Vogel; 23 scenes in painting-mosaic-mixed media, 1962, painter Werner Persy
Residential and commercial building	Sternstrasse 3 location	1475	Half-timbered building in storey construction with massive ground floor, dendro dating 1475; with equipment; Stadtbach Canal vaulted in the cellar south wall
Residential and commercial building	Sternstrasse 6 location	1897	four-storey row residential and commercial building, mansard roof building with sandstone-integrated neo-baroque clinker brick facade, 1897; two spolia (heraldic stones), 16th century
Residential and commercial building	Sternstrasse 7 location	second quarter of the 18th century	three-storey baroque building with arcades; Corner house, probably from the second quarter of the 18th century; see also Hauptmarkt 4 and 5
Commercial building	Floor space 2 location	1720s	Exterior of the palais-like baroque mansard roof building with a built-up courtyard entrance that characterizes the square and ancillary building, probably the third decade of the 18th century, architect probably Frater Joseph Walter, neo-baroque renovation in 1867, architect Gerhard König; barrel vaulted cellars with corner wells; Late Baroque wall niche fountain in the garden wall
Winery	Floor space 2a location	1904/05	representative sandstone cuboid facade of the late historic cellar building, elaborate Art Nouveau gate entrance and courtyard wall, 1904/05, architect Carl Reitz; defining the plaza
Residential and commercial building	Stockstrasse 3 location	19th century	simple three-storey residential and commercial building from the 19th century	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Stockstrasse 4 location	1879	simple three-storey residential and commercial building, built in 1879 at the transition from Stockstrasse to Stockplatz	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Stresemannstrasse 3 location	19th century	Back building of the former Wolff'schen pharmacy; three-storey renaissance building with a polygonal stair tower, half-timbered tower room from the 19th century
Dragon house	Stuckradweg 5 location	1829	nine-axis classicist hipped roof building, side elevation with thermal bath windows, 1829; the two zinc kites on the front roof edges moved here around 1870; two single-storey farm buildings; Taken plates from Quint with relief on the courtyard side, 17th to 19th century	more pictures
Stadtbad	Südallee 10, Gerberstrasse 1 location	1929-31	Cubic clinker brick building in the forms of New Building with protruding tower and shell limestone arcades, 1929–31, Brand and Mertes architects	more pictures
villa	Südallee 17 and 18 location	1900	Double villa; Facade clad with embossed sandstone blocks with motifs of monumentalizing Neo-Romanesque, the Secession style and reform architecture, 1900, architect Peter Marx
villa	Südallee 20 location	1900/01	late historical, in-depth semi-villa, 1900/01, architect K. Walter
Barbarathermen	Südallee 48 location	Mid 2nd century	Roman barbarian baths; Remains of the ancient bathing palace from the middle of the 2nd century, the largest pre-Constantinian building in Trier: walls of the basement corridors and parts of the ground floor in cast stone masonry with limestone and brick penetrations, some parts of the wall made of sandstone blocks, remains of the marble wall cladding; Overseer's house and enclosure wall from the late 19th century	more pictures
Residential building	Südallee 57/59 location	around 1840	Outer walls of the five-axis classicist half-hip roof building, around 1840
Residential building	Thebäerstraße 11 location	1888/89	Five-axis row house, new renaissance motifs, 1888/89, garden shed and trellis in the garden
Residential building	Thebäerstraße 30 location	1904	representative late-historical four-storey apartment building with Art Nouveau facade, 1904
Collegiate Curia	Thebäerstraße 40 location	second half of the 18th century	former curia of the St. Paulin Monastery; wide-gabled baroque hipped roof building, probably from the second half of the 18th century, vaulted cellar possibly older	Image wanted
Residential building	Thebäerstraße 44 location	before 1914	Classical plastered building influenced by the Heimat style, shortly before 1914	Image wanted
Collegiate Curia	Thebäerstraße 49 location	1768	former curia of the St. Paulin Monastery; Five-axis baroque hipped roof building, marked 1768, Zwerchhaus probably shortly after the middle of the 19th century
school	Thebäerstraße 51 location	1872	former schoolhouse in the suburb of St. Paulin; Seven-axis so-called shell structure: arched windows and parapet areas contrasted with the small-scale sandstone ashlar masonry, 1872, architect A. Massing, extended in 1884
Parish Church of St. Paulin	Thebäerstraße 52/54 location	1734	Catholic parish church of St. Paulin; baroque hall construction, started in 1734, consecrated in 1757, architect questionable ( Balthasar Neumann , Johannes Seiz or Christian Kretzschmar ?), baroque furnishings; Romanesque, essentially early Christian crypt renewed in 1738; Cemetery with so-called torture chapel, cross of the former monastery immunity marked 1088, memorial of the suburban warrior association Maar, neo-Gothic, marked 1880, tombs of the 19th century	more pictures
Grave cross	Thebäerstraße, corner of Schöndorferstraße Lage	1732	former grave cross, red sandstone, marked 1732 (shaft renewed)
villa	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 5 location	1912	three-storey row villa, reform architecture, 1912, architect FJ Kuhn, furnishings
Residential and commercial building	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 9 location	1914	four-storey residential and commercial building, monumentalizing classicism, 1914, architect H. Zimmermann
Residential building	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 13 location	1878	representative mansard roof building, neo-renaissance, 1878, architect A. Massing
Residential building	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 16 location	before 1879	two-and-a-half-story late classicist house, shortly before 1879
Residential and commercial building	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 18 location	1933	the corner store, largely dissolved into large windows, built into a house from 1880 by the architects Brand and Mertes in 1933, topped up in 1956 with polygonal glazing with outward sloping windows, as is typical of the time
Residential and commercial building	Theodor-Heuss-Allee 19 location	1893	three-storey residential and commercial building with an elaborate neo-renaissance facade, 1893, two-axis extension in 1902
Residential building	Töpferstrasse 21 location	1909	Late historic two-storey residential building, plastered building with polygonal bay window and gable, built in 1909 by the Faber brothers	Image wanted
Elector Baldwin School	Trierweilerweg 12a location	1925-31	Built 1925–31 for the Trier-West district; First the gym wing, which also had a chapel floor until 1934, with apartments for pastors and school servants, was built, then the elongated wing adjoining it at right angles with 21 classrooms, plastered building with expressionist style features, during the renovation in 2001/02, according to findings, in the strong colors of the time it was built restored
Thermal baths at the cattle market	Cattle market location	End of the 1st century	Roman thermal baths at the cattle market; Thermal baths (rooms F, D, A, B and C), probably from the 3rd century, essentially built towards the end of the 1st century; on the east and west side porticos and ancillary rooms, to the south rectangular building, extensive courtyard areas, hypocaust installations	more pictures
Residential building	Wallstrasse 6 location	1892	large-volume row corner house with mansard roof, representative clinker brick building with sandstone, neo-renaissance, 1892, architect Jakob Christ; with equipment	Image wanted
library	Weberbach 25 location	1955	Elongated four-storey building cube with latticework made of molded concrete blocks on the upper floors, single-storey porch on the street side, opposite trapezoidal monopitch roof with glass front, 1955, architect Alfons Leitl
Residential building	Weberbach 56 location	1876	classifying row house, 1876, architect Joseph Weis
Residential building	Weberbach 57 location	1902/03	Row residential and commercial building based on a late medieval model and with an elaborate neo-Renaissance gable, 1902/03, architect Joseph Mendgen
Residential building	Wechselstrasse 12 location	around 1897	three-story house, stately neo-classical hipped roof building, around 1897; barrel vaulted cellar older	Image wanted
sculpture	Wechselstrasse, at No. 13 location	Mid 18th century	Pietà in a baroque niche, colored sandstone sculpture, probably from the middle of the 18th century
Kaiserthermen	Weimarer Allee location	Late 3rd century	Roman Imperial Baths; Remains of the bathing palace, so-called "Great Emperor", towards the end of the 3rd century	more pictures
Rheinisches Landesmuseum	Weimarer Allee 1 location	1885-89	imposing building complex; Street-side neo-renaissance wing, elongated sandstone block building with central and side projections, 1885–89, architect Guinbert, Düsseldorf; three-wing extension, 1904, architect Carl Hocheder, Munich; New construction of the southern side wing with an antique portal, 1925/26, architect Hermann Fülles	more pictures
Eucharistic House	Windstrasse 2 location	11th or 12th century	formerly Curia Quadt and Curia Rollingen; Romanesque main curia in the core, 11th or 12th century, reconstruction in 1594 (two-aisled, groin-vaulted hall and barrel-vaulted kitchen on the ground floor), baroque furnishings on the upper floor; three-storey ten-axis classicist facade, 1828, architect Johann Georg Wolff; the core of the early Romanesque two-storey round chapel with a baroque stucco ceiling, mid-18th century; Gatehouse and side wing, late renaissance, marked 1603, 1604 and 1736; open coach house; Farm building, partly redesigned in Baroque style, around 1750/60; Baroque gate on Flandernstrasse	Image wanted
Rollingerhof	Windstrasse 4 location	1826/27	Rollingerhof, Curia Alt-Hammerstein (?), Curia Kriechingen or Curia Dewora; elegant house, late baroque-classical mansard hipped roof, 1826/27; Romanesque cellar, 11th or 12th century; late Gothic gate in the surrounding wall	Image wanted
Diocesan Museum	Windstrasse 6-8 position	1832/33	former Royal Prussian prison; Elongated classicist hipped roof building with a basilica gate house, 1832/33, architect Johann Georg Wolff	Image wanted
Moselle Stadium	Zeughausstrasse 88 location	1930	Two oval stadiums and a semicircular entrance building with a guard's house, functional building with changing rooms, broad clinker buildings with hipped roofs in the late Heimat style with echoes of the new building, around 1930, horticultural inspector G. Rettig	more pictures
Wayside shrine	Zeughausstraße at the corner of Max-Brandts-Straße Lage	1787	Wayside shrine, marked 1787
Residential building	Zuckerbergstrasse 1 location	1901	late historical house, part of the corner development together with No. 1a and Böhmerstraße 10a / 11, sandstone-integrated mansard roof, 1901, architect Joseph Mendgen; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Residential building	Zuckerbergstrasse 1a location	1901	late historic house, part of the corner building together with No. 1 and Böhmerstraße 10a / 11, sandstone-integrated mansard roof, 1901, architect Joseph Mendgen; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 71/72 location	around 1760	two baroque plastered buildings, around 1760 and 1987 combined under a mansard roof	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 76 / Bleichstrasse 3 location	18th century	wide-gabled, hipped roof building, 18th century; Bay window in the style of historicism added in 1968. Left part of the house in the picture. Until 2012 it was number Bleichstraße 3.	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 77 location	18th century	three-axis half-hip roof building, 18th century, rear part bent at right angles from the middle of the 19th century, Spolie marked 1695; associated with two arbors in the opposite garden. Right part of the house in the picture.	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Zurlaubener Ufer 78 location	Mid 18th century	three-axle mansard roof, probably with older parts in the middle of the 18th century, installation of a shop window in 1934	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 79 location	1779	three-axis late baroque mansard roof, marked 1779 (or in the lintel 1797?)	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 80 location	18th century	triaxial mansard roof, 18th century	more pictures
Residential and guest house	Zurlaubener Ufer 82 location	1790	five-axis house, marked in the lintel 1790, with an inn (since 1802), reconstruction after fire in 1914; opposite one-storey summer house with mansard roof	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 83 location	earlier 18th century	late baroque house, earlier 18th century, marked 1779 (or 1797 ?; probably remodeling)	more pictures
Residential and guest house	Zurlaubener Ufer 85 location	first half of the 18th century	three-axis, essentially baroque plastered building with an inn, first half of the 18th century, probably remodeled in the late 19th century; Date stone from 1749	more pictures
Residential and guest house	Zurlaubener Ufer 86 location	18th century	five-axis house over vaulted cellar, mansard roof with crooked hip, 18th century, restaurant since the late 18th century; Birthplace of Georg Schmitt , the poet of the Moselle song, memorial relief on the house wall	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Zurlaubener Ufer 87 location	18th century	Two-axis mansard roof, 18th century, shop window installation 1933	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 88 location	18th century	three-axis plastered building, 18th century	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 89 location	1719	Baroque house, marked 1719, oldest dated house in Zurlauben; Lintel from 1719 with the emblem of two crossed fish as a symbol of the profession of house owner (fisherman)	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 90 location	late 19th century	two-axle three-storey house, late 19th century, fitted with baroque window frames and mansard roof in 1985; The year inscription stone from 1773 and the relief of a crayfish, probably as a symbol of the house owner as a crab catcher	more pictures
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 91 location	late 19th century	Two-axle three-storey house, late 19th century, fitted with baroque window frames and a mansard roof in 1985	Image wanted
Residential building	Zurlaubener Ufer 92 location	1773	seven-axis house over two parallel vaulted cellars, late 18th century; Date stone from 1773	more pictures
villa	Zurmaiener Straße 108, Peter-Lambert-Straße 2 location	1898	in the garden of the former Benedictine abbey of St. Maria ad Martyres house from 1898, architect K. Walter, enlarged in 1907 by the same architect to a villa with a picturesque nested outline, garden house marked 1772, wrought iron fence with gate	Image wanted
Wayside cross	Zurmaiener Strasse, at No. 108a Lage	15th or 16th century	Late Gothic wayside cross, the upper part of a niche cross set into the wall of a garden pavilion
House of Excellence	Zurmaiener Strasse 114 location	second half of the 18th century	former farm building of the Benedictine abbey of St. Maria ad Martyres; Three-wing system, second half of the 18th century, heightening of the south wing in 1875; Garden wall with three pavilions, garden wall with entrance gate
Residential building	Zurmaiener Strasse 152 location	1900	Picturesque nested, small single-storey brick building with half-timbered knee floor and small round tower, 1900	Image wanted

literature

• Patrick Ostermann (arrangement): City of Trier. Old town. (=  Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 17.1 ). Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 2001, ISBN 3-88462-171-8 .
• Ulrike Weber (arrangement): City of Trier. City expansion and districts. (=  Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 17.2 ). Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 2009, ISBN 978-3-88462-275-9 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (publisher): Informational directory of cultural monuments of the district-free city of Trier . Mainz 2018 ( PDF; 4.9 MB [accessed on January 23, 2018]).

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