List of cultural monuments in Trier-Pfalzel

In the list of cultural monuments in Trier-Pfalzel , all cultural monuments of the district Pfalzel of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Trier are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 9, 2018).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Burg Pfalzel	Burgstrasse 2–10, Kirchplatz 4, 10, Stiftstrasse 10 location	around 1131–52	former archbishop's castle; Probably built around 1131–52 over the south-western wing of the Roman Palatiolum , remodeled in the 15th and early 16th centuries, cremated in 1552 with the whole place in the campaign of Margrave Albrecht of Brandenburg , after reconstruction (?) destroyed in the War of French Succession in 1673/74 ; Installation of numerous small houses and agricultural structures; Remnants of the wall in houses Burgstrasse 2–10, 3, 4, 5, 6, at No. 2 stump of the polygonal stair tower on the northwest corner, between No. 5 and 6 gate tower with two coats of arms of Archbishop Johann II. Von Baden (1456-1503 ); Kirchplatz 4 and 10 (at No. 4 also the rest of the northeast corner tower); Stiftstrasse 10 (today barn, marked 1695); Remains of the former hall (cellar vault, cross-frame windows walled up from the main hall, consoles); in the front garden of Burgstrasse 10 remains of the keep, which was probably built on Roman foundations; former farm yard largely preserved as open space with the former tithe barn at Residenzstrasse 22 and Genovevastrasse 6a
Monument zone town center	location	from the 4th or 5th century	The zone shows the late medieval expansion of the place Pfalzel within the historical fortification; settlement continuum since late antiquity, in which the monastery and later monastery developed from a Roman palace and barracks, which became the archbishop's residence, customs office and official seat and which was only a rural village after the end of the Old Kingdom; Evidence from all these epochs is closely interlinked in the zone.	Image wanted
Wall wall monument zone	At the Bastion, Golostrasse, Klosterstrasse, Scholasterei Lage	before 1539	Fortification around the archiepiscopal part of Pfalzel, built with the inclusion of a medieval predecessor from the late 14th century until 1539, made unusable by the French in 1673/74, 1961 breakthrough between bastions 5 and 6, repaired 1970–92; Almost completely preserved wall wall (earth wall between two walls) with bastions protruding from the wall line, ditch area outside along the wall wall (today largely occupied by gardens and the cemetery), builder probably Master Peter (builder of the Red Tower on Kaiserstraße in Trier); the fortification begins on the Moselle with bastion 1, runs behind the houses east and north of Klosterstraße, Scholasterei and Golostraße, reinforced by bastions 2 to 5, to the end bastion 6 behind Golostraße 3 and 5 or Residenzstraße 25

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Adulastraße 1 location	second half of the 18th century	Baroque mansard roof building, second half of the 18th century, gable wall to No. 3 medieval; Baroque Mother of God in a niche; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Adulastraße 3 location	1587	small row house, marked 1587, baroque renovation with mansard roof as well as in the 19th century; significant equipment remains
Parish home	Adulastraße 24 location	1773	former Catholic parish church of St. Martin; Hall building with west tower, marked 1773, architect L. Leblanc, extension in 1894, conversion to a parish hall in 1962; in front of the walled-in middle entrance late baroque crucifixion shrine
Cross house	Adulastraße 26 location	1729	Quereinhaus, marked 1729, increased in the 19th century
Residential building	At Stadttor 1, Pfalzeler Straße 1a location	17th or 18th century	three-axis baroque house (third axis younger) with the remainder of the city gate that was destroyed in 1944 (western cheek with arch approach)
Residential building	Burgstrasse 1 location	late 18th century	Small house leaning against the outer wall of the former castle with a crooked hip roof, late 18th century
Residential building	Kirchplatz 1 location	1561	former collegiate curia; stately plastered building, marked 1561, with Roman and medieval remains
Residential building	Kirchplatz 3 location	15th century	so-called sexton's house, probably a former collegiate curia; Plastered construction, the core from the 15th century with Roman and late medieval wall remains; the building is considered to be the oldest inhabited Roman stone house in Germany
Catholic parish church of St. Mary and St. Martin	Kirchplatz 7 location	around 700	former collegiate church; Church building on a cross-shaped floor plan, which was obtained around 700 by redesigning the south-east corner of the Roman Palatiolum, expanded several times, profaned in 1802, the western cross arm destroyed in 1944, rebuilt in 1962-65 for conservation and interpretation, as well as three-aisled expansion including the predecessor as a transept with the stylistic devices of the 1950s / 60s Years by Heinrich Otto Vogel	more pictures
Nikolauskapelle	Church square, behind No. 7 location	15th or 16th century	former Nikolauskapelle; two-axis late Gothic hall building
Residential building	Klosterstrasse 1 location	18th century	small house with hipped mansard roof, original roof truss, 18th century; defining the street and townscape
Residential building	Klosterstrasse 3 location	18th century	single-storey house with round tower, 18th century, wall fountain at the back; defining the street and townscape
Monastery tavern	Klosterstrasse 10 location	from the late 13th century	former monastery building; stately mansard hipped roof, the seven preserved axes of the cloister on the ground floor, 1511–31; Petruskapelle, late 13th century, inside two epitaphs, 16th century; single-storey farm building; Wall fountain marked 1642
Residential building	Klosterstrasse 15 location	before 1741	former monastery house; Five-axis plastered building, marked 1741 (two axes older), remodeled in the 19th century
Residential building	Mechtelstrasse 6 location	18th century	four-axis plastered building, 18th century or earlier, lengthened and reshaped in the 19th century, corner blocks painted on the southeast corner
Residential building	Münzstrasse 3–5 location	1545	Two- or three-story late Gothic building with (partly walled up) cross-frame windows, marked 1545
Catholic Lady Chapel	Pfalzeler Straße 43 location	1860	small gable roof building with vestibule, 1860; inside Pietà, late 19th century, and baroque niche shrine
Gregor von Pfalzel primary school	Pfalzgrafenstraße 49/51 location	1938-41	Single-storey, symmetrically constructed complex of three gable roof buildings connected to one another by short transverse wings in the style of the Heimat style of the 1930s / 1940s, 1938–41, architect Nagel
Wrought	Residenzstrasse, between No. 19 and 21 location	second half of the 19th century	small gable roof building with fully preserved furnishings, probably from the second half of the 19th century
Tithe barn	Residenzstrasse 22, Genovevastrasse 6a location	1592	former tithe barn of the archbishop's castle; Elongated quarry stone building with a crooked hip roof, buttresses walled on the west side, marked 1592, conversion to a transverse house in the 19th century
Kurtrierisches Amtshaus	Residenzstrasse 27, Golostrasse 4 location	1544	former Kurtrierisches Amtshaus; Stately assembly group with sophisticated architectural decoration, to Golostraße from übermannshoher Mauer, marked 1544 (completed), southern building partly with six-part cross-frame windows, an octagonal stair tower at an angle, marked 1577, inside spiral staircase, on the northeast building partly two- and three-part windows, protruding Stair tower; inside Cologne ceilings
Residential building	Residenzstrasse 30 location	15th century	probably former collegiate curia; Stately, essentially late medieval house with tower-like staircase porch, Wappenstein marked 1728
portal	Scholasterei, at No. 13 location	1643	Double portal crowned by a common triangular gable of the Stiftskurie built in 1643	Image wanted
Residential building	Playground 1 location	1744	four-axis hipped mansard roof building with outside staircase, marked 1744; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Residential building	Playground 7 location	17th or 18th century	stately baroque plastered building with hipped mansard roof, original roof truss; defining the plaza	Image wanted
Residential building	Playground 8 location		two-axle house with a former city wall as an inner wall	Image wanted
Residential building	Playground 10 location	1723	Stately mansard roof building, marked 1723, medieval core, barn extension with gate, further farm buildings to the rear	Image wanted
Rosport's house	Playground 13 location	1579	stately solid construction, marked 1579, furnishings; one of the oldest and best preserved buildings in Pfalzel	Image wanted
Residential building	Stiftstrasse 9 location	1723	former canons' house; stately baroque house, eight-axis half-hip roof construction, 1723, in the higher than man-high wall, arched gate; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Stiftstrasse 10 location	1695	Residential house that emerges from the south-west corner of the Archbishop's Castle, remains of a large fireplace on the north-east wall from this time, later a barn, above the gate to Stiftstrasse, marked 1695	Image wanted
Residential building	Stiftstrasse 13 location	18th century	four-axle house, 18th century, probably remodeled in the 19th century; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Stiftstrasse 15 location	18th century	two-axle house, 18th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Stiftstrasse 19 location	after 1770	stately mansard hipped roof, after 1770; defining the streetscape	Image wanted

literature

• 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 January 17, 2018]).

Web links

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