List of cultural monuments in Wittlich

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The list of cultural monuments in Wittlich includes all the cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Wittlich including the districts of Bombogen , Dorf , Lüxem , Neuerburg and Wengerohr . The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of November 14, 2017).

Wittlich

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Bergweiler Weg Bergweiler Weg 18–28 (even numbers)
Location
1920s residential buildings built by the Reichsbahn; Couple in pairs, hipped roof buildings on a bossed square wall base, 1920s
Monument zone Burgstrasse / Karrstrasse Burgstrasse 20–30 (even numbers), Karrstrasse 2–12 (even numbers)
Lage
19th century closed row of houses on a semicircular floor plan, which was built on the churchyard around the St. Mark's Church, which was abandoned around 1800; mostly three-storey residential and commercial buildings, 19th century; No. 20 from the end of the 19th century, No. 22 in the core from the 18th century, No. 24 and 26 from the middle of the 19th century, No. 28 in the core from the early 19th century, around 1850 and in 20th century modernized, No. 30 from 1828, reconstruction around 1900; characteristic street scene Monument zone Burgstrasse / Karrstrasse
Monument zone at Burgstrasse 3–37 Burgstrasse 3–37 (odd numbers)
location
19th century closed north side of the curvy Burgstrasse, two- and three-story plastered buildings, today's appearance mostly from the 19th century, in the core partly older; No. 5 and 13 from the middle of the 19th century, No. 7, 9, 15 and 21 from the end of the 19th century, No. 11 in the core from the 18th century, No. 23 1935 using older parts; defining the streetscape Monument zone at Burgstrasse 3–37
Monument zone Burgstrasse 36–42 Burgstrasse 36, 38, 40, 42
location
Mid 19th and early 20th century Closed row of houses on the south side of Burgstrasse, which together with the buildings on the opposite side of the street results in a characteristic street scene (No. 36 residential and commercial building, 1907/08; No. 38, neo-classical, 1912; No. 40 around 1910; No. 42 from the middle of the 19th century)
Monument zone cemetery Burgstrasse
location
1791 Laid out in the city moat area in 1791, expanded in the middle of the 19th century and in 1918/19 as a reform cemetery by district architect Johannes Vienken , occupied until the middle of the 20th century; Tombs: group of pastors' tombs; J. Keller family, 1907 by A. Schüller, Trier; War memorial, 1880s, in the surrounding wall; War memorial 1914/18, extended by Johannes Scherl in the late 1950s ; Ehrenfriedhof, late 1950s, architect Karnatz, Trier; Cemetery chapel with glass window, by Georg Meistermann , 1950s, relief from 1921
Friedrichstrasse monument zone Friedrichstrasse 1–15 (odd numbers)
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1898 to 1904 Row of high-class to upper-class historicist residential buildings on the north side of Friedrichstrasse, 1898 to 1904
Monument zone Himmeroder Straße 10–34 Himmeroder Straße 10–34 (even numbers)
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second half of the 19th century Closed development on the east side of Himmeroder Straße consisting of two- and three-story narrow residential buildings, late 19th century, some of the core is older
Monument zone at Himmeroder Strasse 37–51 Himmeroder Straße 37–51 (odd numbers)
location
around 1900 closed row of houses on the west side of Himmeroder Straße with plastered and clinker buildings, around 1900; characteristic street scene
Monument zone Himmeroder Straße 52–56 Himmeroder Strasse 52, 54, 56
location
around 1900 three late historic houses: No. 56 from 1895, No. 58 around 1895, No. 52 around 1900; defining the streetscape
Monument zone Wittlich correctional facility Fallerweg 1–41 (odd numbers), 30, 32 and Trierer Straße 22–62 (even numbers)
location
1897 to 1902 Exemplary Prussian new prison building with settlement, sandstone-framed plastered brick buildings, neo-Romanesque motifs, 1897 to 1902 (secret building councilor hall, agricultural inspector Uber, agricultural director Fülles); so-called panoptic system: three-wing system with central monitoring facility, men's prison, women's prison, church; Interior fittings largely preserved; on the outer edges of the terrain, the residential buildings for the administrative officers, guards and teachers employed in the prison
Kurfürstenstrasse monument zone Kurfürstenstrasse 11–25 (odd numbers)
location
1885 to 1908 A group of different residential and commercial buildings that characterize the square at the former cattle market, 1885 to 1908
Monument zone Marktplatz Marktplatz 1–10, Burgstrasse 1, Neustrasse 1 and 2,
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Closed redevelopment of the market square, in the core baroque two- and three-story town houses, town hall, former post office, electoral pharmacy Monument zone Marktplatz
Monument zone Neustraße Neustraße 13–21 (odd numbers)
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around 1860 development on both sides of the cul-de-sac with agricultural courtyards, around 1860; defining the streetscape
Monument zone Oberstrasse Oberstrasse 1–54, Kegelbahnstrasse 2
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18th century Closed development of the Oberstraße and its connection to the bowling alley, small-scale residential and farm buildings by farmers and craftsmen, the core of which is often from the 18th century
Schloßstraße monument zone Schloßstraße 32–42 (even numbers)
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around 1900 Late historic group of houses on the west side of Schlossstrasse, some of them free-standing, around 1900
Monument zone Trierer Landstrasse Trier Landstrasse 73-85 (odd numbers)
location
1924-27 Residential buildings of the Wittlich building cooperative, combined into two blocks, plastered buildings with hipped roofs, 1924–27
Monument zone Trierer Strasse Trierer Straße 1–15 (odd numbers)
location
18th century or earlier Closed development on one of the oldest streets in the city, three-storey plastered buildings, today's appearance from the 19th century, essentially much older; characteristic street scene
Jewish cemetery monument zone west of the town and east of Hof Failz
location
around 1670 created by 1670 at the latest; older weathered as well as classicist and historicist tombstones

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Altneugasse 1
location
Early 18th century two-part house, early 18th century and marked 1842, half-timbered storey (1842?)
villa Altricher Weg 2
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1911 stately hipped roof villa, 1911, architect Johannes Vienken; with equipment, garden
Catholic parish church of St. Bernhard Auf'm Geifen, to No. 12
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1953-55 massive plastered building with bell tower, 1953–55, architect Willi Weyres with the assistance of K. Bong, Cologne
House planks Burgstrasse 1
location
first half of the 18th century Residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, first half of the 18th century
Residential and commercial building Burgstrasse 18
location
1685 Residential and commercial building, marked 1685 Residential and commercial building
Inn Burgstrasse 31a
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1907 former inn "Zum Kurfürsten"; sandstone-integrated plastered building, half-timbered gable, 1907, architect probably Johannes Vienken; Coat of arms stone Elector Karl Kaspar von der Leyen , probably around 1666 Inn
Coat of arms stone Burgstrasse, at No. 34
location
Mid 17th century Coat of arms stone; Coat of arms of Lothar Braun von Schmidtburg, mid-17th century Coat of arms stone
Residential and commercial building Burgstrasse 36
location
1907/08 Two-wing residential and commercial building, plastered building with two-storey half-timbered gable, 1907/08, architect J. Friedhofen, Koblenz Residential and commercial building
hotel Wittlich BW 2018-07-29 14-57-12.jpg
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1906 former Hotel Restaurant Mürtz; three-storey historicized corner residential and commercial building, new renaissance motifs, single-storey terrace extension, inscribed 1906, architect Dückeny hotel
Courtyard Burgstrasse 54
location
1826 Courtyard, 1826; three-storey house with half-hipped roof, winter garden around 1900, economy with gate drive, tobacco shed with distillery, second economy; three baroque pillars, probably from 1763
Castle gate Burgstrasse 57
location
1317 Remainder of the city fortifications from 1317; Plastered building with baroque hood; Pietà relief, probably from the 17th century; Shank cross, 1703, probably from the Wolff brothers' workshop Castle gate
Faller Chapel Fallerweg
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1718 Saddle roof construction with roof turrets, marked 1718; Stations of the Cross: 13 stations, sandstone and clay, 1859 by August Michels , Koblenz; Wayside shrine, 1742; overall structural system
villa Friedrichstrasse 1
location
1902/03 stately hipped roof villa, new renaissance motifs, 1902/03, architect Fülles building inspector
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 2
location
1904/05 late historic corner house, 1904/05, architect Jakob Marschall ; defining the streetscape
Casino Friedrichstrasse 4
location
1898/99 representative plastered building with stage extension and tower; 1898/99, architect Fülles building inspector
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 21/23
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1906 Sophisticated late historical double house, 1906, architect Gustav Karutz
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 25
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1922 representative house with hipped roof, veranda extension, 1922, architect Johannes Vienken
Residential building Friedrichstrasse 27
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1922 representative house, neo-classical hipped roof construction, expressionist influences, 1922, architect Johannes Vienken
Machine factory Wintrich Gerberstrasse
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1828 Hammer mill and Lohmühle, proven in 1828, expansion by 1900 at the latest; Undershot mill wheel, parts of the transmission and machines
Purge burner Himmeroder Straße, at No. 1, 1a and 1b
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17th century The street facade and a polygonal stair tower on the gable side have been preserved from a building from the core of the 17th century Purge burner
Residential building Himmeroder Straße 6
location
1708 essentially medieval plastered building, marked 1708, remodeling in the early 19th century; Groin vaulted cellar in the courtyard, around 1400
Residential houses Himmeroder Straße 9/11
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1884 Group of houses, neo-classical motifs, 1884
Residential building Himmeroder Straße 17
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around 1780 six-axis plastered building, around 1780, neo-classical renovation marked 1884
Residential and commercial building Himmeroder Straße 19
location
1906 three-storey corner residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, 1906, architect Jakob Marschall; defining the townscape
Hotel Eifeler Hof Himmeroder Straße 31
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1905 three-storey late historical sandstone building (plastered), marked 1905, architect probably Jakob Marschall
Wittlich synagogue Himmeroder Strasse 44
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1910 monumental romanized quarry stone and plastered building, Heimatstil and Art Nouveau motifs, 1910, architect Johannes Vienken, demolished in 1938, cultural center since 1977 Wittlich synagoguemore pictures
Residential building Himmeroder Straße 46
location
1912 three-axle house with hipped roof, 1912
Villa Lüttiken Himmeroder Strasse 50
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1911 representative mansard roof, 1911, architect Johannes Vienken
Residential building Kalkturmstrasse 36
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1913/14 Director's residence of the wood industry built in 1913/14, neo-classicistic, additional storey in 1935, architect Wiebel, Cologne
Residential building Karrstrasse 3
location
before 1900 three-storey sandstone-framed clinker building, before 1900
Residential and commercial building Karrstrasse 13
location
around 1780 three-storey baroque plastered building, around 1780, shop fitting in the 1920s, shell niche with figure of Mary
Parish garden Karrstrasse, at No. 14
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from 1700 Cemetery portal by Conrad Wolff, Wittlich, around 1700; Trinity shrine, second half of the 18th century; Cemetery cross, 1892; baroque grave cross; two sandstone reliefs, early 20th century Parish garden
House Daus Karrstrasse 19/21
location
early 16th century Plastered building with twin and triple windows, the core from the early 16th century, remodeled in 1686 House Daus
Residential and commercial building Karrstrasse 26
location
Late 18th century Row residential and commercial building, end of the 18th century, remodeling around 1900 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Karrstrasse 28
location
late 17th century three-storey plastered building, late 17th century Residential building
Residential building Karrstrasse 29
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1853 three-storey hipped roof building, 1853; defining the streetscape
Residential building Karrstrasse 33
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late 17th century Plastered building, essentially from the late 17th century
Residential building Karrstrasse 34
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1697 three-storey baroque plastered building, marked 1697, conversion marked 1737, archway to No. 32
Residential building Karrstrasse 36
location
around 1600 Angular building with a mansard roof, essentially around 1600, remodeling in 1753
Catholic St. Mark's Church Kirchstrasse
location
1707 / 08-24 late Gothic choir; Baroque pillar basilica without transepts, 1707 / 08–24, architect Philipp Honorius Ravensteyn , tower elevation and roof turret 1722, architect Johann Georg Judas ; Glass window 1952 based on designs by Maurice Rocher , Heinrich Dieckmann , Georg Meistermann and Alois Stettner ; with equipment; defining the townscape; three tombstones, 17th century Catholic St. Mark's Church
Residential building Kirchstrasse 4
location
1870s three-storey sandstone / slate stone building, neo-classical motifs, 1870s
Anthony Chapel Klausener Weg, at No. 2
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around 1914 Gothic cross roof building, around 1914
Residential building Koblenzer Strasse 4
location
1898 Sandstone-incorporated late historical plastered building, marked 1898
Residential building Koblenzer Straße 9/11
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around 1900 Late historical double house, around 1900, architect Josef Bungert
Residential building Koblenzer Straße 14/16
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1904 Late historical double house, 1904, architect Jakob Marschall
Villa Else Koblenzer Strasse 19
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1901 stately late-historic house, marked 1901
Leave cross Koblenzer Straße, at No. 91
location
1645 Wayside cross; Shank cross, sandstone, marked 1645
Association municipality administration Kurfürstenstrasse 1
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1842 three-storey classicist hipped roof building, marked 1842, extension 1857; rear construction around 1850; Gate, marked 1842 Association municipality administration
Road Construction Office Kurfürstenstrasse 3
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1912 former district savings bank; representative neo-classical hipped roof building, marked 1912, architect Johannes Vienken
County house Kurfürstenstrasse 16
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1911-13 Castle-like neo-baroque three-wing complex, 1911–13, architect Paul Schultze-Naumburg
Inn Kurfürstenstraße 19
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1903 sophisticated inn with hipped roof, new renaissance motifs, inscribed 1903, architect probably Jakob Marschall; defining the streetscape
Residential building Kurfürstenstrasse 21
location
1928 New baroque mansard roof, 1928, architect Johannes Vienken
school Kurfürstenstraße 23
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second half of the 19th century former city high school; Wing construction with knee floor, second half of the 19th century, in front of it a neo-baroque mansard roof, 1920, architect Johannes Vienken
Alt-Wittlich inn Kurfürstenstraße 47
location
1925/26 former local health insurance fund; stately hipped roof building, expressionist motifs, 1925/26, architect Johannes Vienken
Residential building Kurfürstenstrasse 57
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1920s former home of a forest official; rural sandstone-framed plastered building, 1920s
Chief Forester Kurfürstenstraße 59
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1899 former State Forestry Office; multi-part historicizing structure, 1899, architect building inspector Fülles
Residential building Marienstraße 10
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1921 representative hipped roof building, 1921, architect Johannes Vienken
Post office Marktplatz 3
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after 1725 former post office, then seat of the Prussian administration, inn, food wholesaler; three-storey, seven-axis mansard roof over a high cellar, after 1725, renovation marked 1753 Post office
Hotel Well Marktplatz 5
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Late 17th century former Zum Wolf inn; representative three-storey mansard roof building, towards the end of the 17th century, architect Conrad Wolff Hotel Well
Marktschenke Marktplatz 6
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around 1700 former house Neuerburg; Two-and-a-half-storey, five-axis plastered building, probably late Gothic in the core, today's appearance around 1700 Marktschenke
Residential and commercial building Marktplatz 7
location
1910 three-storey residential and commercial building on a trapezoidal floor plan, 1910, architects Johannes Vienken and Heinz Wiemers , Wittlich
Residential and commercial building Neustraße 1
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1912 three-story baroque mansard roof building, 1912, architect Robert Tauschke Residential and commercial building
town hall Neustraße 2
location
1650-52 Plastered building on an irregular floor plan, 1650–52, restored after fires in 1689 and 1707 with Baroque additions, rearward extension 1922–24, architect Johannes Vienken with the advice of Professor Jahn, Düsseldorf; Glass window, 1954 by Georg Meistermann town hall
hotel Neustraße 11
location
around 1870 former hotel; sandstone-integrated plastered building, around 1870; to the rear, tobacco barn, late 19th century hotel
portal Upper cord, at No. 13
position
1797 Skylight portal, marked 1797
Residential building Oberstrasse 2
location
1805 five-axis mansard roof, marked 1805
Residential building Oberstrasse 3
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1763 Half of the house with half-timbered gable (plastered), marked 1763
Residential building Oberstrasse 18
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around 1750 three-storey, narrow plastered building, around 1750
Residential building Oberstrasse 20
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first half of the 18th century narrow plastered building, first half of the 18th century
Courtyard Oberstrasse 44
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18th century One-ridge system, core from the 18th century, renovation marked 1848, outbuilding renewed around 1900; Spolia
Residential building Rommelsbach 1
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1900 Cripple hip roof construction, new renaissance motifs, 1900; defining the townscape
Residential building Rommelsbach 6
location
around 1900 three-storey mansard roof building, Art Nouveau motifs
Albertz winery Rommelsbach 16-18
position
late 19th century House and cellar, late 19th century; No. 16: plastered building, in the core from 1870, reconstruction in 1905, architect Jakob Marschall, No. 18: baroque mansard roof building, 1919–21; overall structural system
Residential and commercial building Schloßplatz 9, Schloßstraße 10
location
1895 Corner building, today's appearance from 1895, architect Jakob Marschall; defining the streetscape
Residential and commercial building Schlossstrasse 1
location
1912 three-storey mansard roof building, classicist motifs, 1912, architect Johannes Vienken; defining the townscape
post Office Schlossstrasse 3
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1932-34 two-part, flat-roofed system on a tiled base, 1932–34, architect, Baurat Ebner
Savings bank Schlossstrasse 4
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1955 three-storey reinforced concrete skeleton construction, lower extensions, 1955, architect Stang, Düsseldorf; three bronze figures by Hanns Scherl Savings bank
Residential building Schlossstrasse 32
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around 1900 Late historical sandstone-integrated brick building, around 1900
Residential building Schloßstraße 36
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1905 Plastered building with crooked hip, 1905, architect Jakob Marschall junior
Residential building Schlossstrasse 42
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1904 Late historical plastered building on rubble stone plinth, 1904
Residential building Tiergartenstrasse 16
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1890 four-axis plastered building, new renaissance motifs, 1890
Gasthaus zur Kastanie Trierer Landstrasse 1, Römerstrasse 2
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in the middle of the 19th century two half-hip roof buildings, lower connecting building, mid-19th century; overall structural system
Residential building Trier Landstrasse 2
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1898 sandstone-incorporated late historical plastered building, 1898
Residential building Trier Landstrasse 7
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1924/25 neo-classical hipped roof, 1924/25, architect Johannes Vienken; Window by Georg Meistermann
Evangelical Christ Church Trier Landstrasse, next to No. 11
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from 1858 neo-Gothic hall construction, from 1858, municipal master builder Gerhard, Mönchengladbach with changes by building councilors Stüler, Berlin, and Hoff, Trier; Bell tower 1960, architect Heinrich Otto Vogel , Trier Evangelical Christ Churchmore pictures
Rectory Trierer Landstrasse 11
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before 1856 former garden pavilion; Mansard roof building, heightened in 1856
Residential building Trier Landstrasse 12
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1925 Half-hip roof building, single-storey rear building with mansard roof, 1925, architect Heinz Wiemers
Residential building Trier Landstrasse 14
location
representative plastered building with mansard gable roof, 1912, architect Claus Mehs , Frankfurt; defining the townscape
Residential building Trierer Landstrasse 16
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1896 sandstone-integrated clinker building, neo-renaissance motifs, 1896; defining the townscape
Correctional facility Trierer Landstrasse 18
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1866/67 former hospital; sandstone-integrated plastered building, 1866/67, architect building inspector Opel, Merseburg; Wing extensions, 1902, architect, district architect Köchling; Increase in the 1950s; defining the townscape
Correctional facility Trierer Landstrasse 20
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1945-52 former St. Elisabeth District Hospital; Originally asymmetrical layout, chapel at the back, 1945–52, architect Johannes Vienken, younger neo-classical south wing
Residential building Trierer Landstrasse 25
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1905/06 historicizing plastered building, 1905/06; rear farm building in exposed brickwork
Residential building Trierer Strasse 4
location
17th century Narrow three-storey row house, the core of the 17th century, increase in around 1900
Residential building Trierer Strasse 8
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around 1800 three-storey plastered building, around 1800, essentially older
Residential building Trierer Strasse 9
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late 18th century three-storey plastered building, late 18th century
Residential building Trierer Strasse 10
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around 1785 narrow three-story mansard roof, around 1785
Residential building Trierer Strasse 12
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1763 former tanner's house; Mansard roof building with asymmetrical facade, marked 1763, in the core probably older; defining the townscape
Residential building Trierer Strasse 14
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1688 Half-hip roof building, renaissance motifs, marked 1688, renovation and expansion marked 1810 Residential building
Residential building Trierer Strasse 31
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around 1900 three-storey hipped roof building, around 1900; defining the townscape
Residential building Trierer Straße, at No. 36, 38, 40
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1569 Plastered building over groin vaulted cellar, marked 1569; overall structural system
Residential building Trierer Strasse 52
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around 1870 three-storey plastered building, combined from two houses around 1870; defining the townscape
Residential building Trierer Strasse 58
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1890 five-axis sandstone building, 1890
Residential and commercial building Trierer Strasse 60
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1905 Stately corner residential and commercial building, new renaissance motifs, 1905, architect Marschall Residential and commercial building
Residential building Lower cord 13
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second half of the 19th century three-storey plastered building, Palladio motif, probably from the second half of the 19th century
Residential building Lower cord 39
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1876 two-axis plastered building, 1876
Residential building To Philippsburg 5
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1929 Plastered building with pointed arched gable roof, late expressionist motifs, 1929, architect Heinz Wiemers
Residential building To Switzerland 1
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1865 three-storey plastered building, 1865, architect Johann Musseleck
Abachsmühle north of the city on the K 21
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1855 Five-axis house, mill building, economies, 1855, architect Hubert Weinand , tobacco drying shed 1883, another house around 1900
Railway bridges and tunnels north of the city in the Stadtwaldt
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1910 two railway bridges (with accompanying pedestrian walkway) and two tunnels of the railway line from Wittlich to Daun, opened in 1910, all buildings with uniform, regular sandstone block facing
Chapels south of the city on the pilgrimage route to Klausen
Lage
from the middle of the 17th century A group of religious landmarks on the ascending path:
  • small chapel; Hipped roof construction from the middle of the 17th century; therein figure of the Black Mother of God
  • Holy Cross Chapel; Plastered building with curved hood, 1712; therein crucifixion group over predella in relief
  • Sandstone shaft cross, marked 1806 and 1888
  • Wayside shrine, Pietà, 1936
Failz farm west of the city on the K 54
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1775 spacious courtyard, former cloister courtyard of the St. Ursula monastery in Cologne, first mentioned in the 10th century; House, marked 1775, conversion of the second house in the middle of the 19th century, barn marked 1563
Schaeffer's chapel west of town on a dirt road
location
1882 also Pitter Juseps Kapäälchie ; Plastered building on a stone base, 1882
Good Blumenscheid west of the city
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1906-08 Stately manor, 1906-08, house with mansard hipped roof, extension 1926/27, architect Johannes Vienken
Wayside cross north of the city on the L 52
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1660 Shank cross, red sandstone, marked 1660, body from the beginning of the 20th century

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential and commercial building Burgstrasse 17
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late 19th century historicist residential and commercial building, four-storey clinker brick building integrated into the house, late 19th century; deleted from list of monuments Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Burgstrasse 23
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1935 Baroque-style residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, marked 1935, using older parts; deleted from list of monuments Residential and commercial building
Residential building Hochstrasse 30
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around 1830 Semi-detached house, modest plastered building with sandstone, around 1830; deleted from list of monuments

Bow

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Parish Church of the Assumption Alberostraße 5
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1789-92 late baroque hall building, 1789–92 Parish Church of the Assumption
Wayside cross Alberostraße, southwest of the church
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1711 Shank cross, marked 1711
Wayside shrine Alberostraße, at the entrance to the church
Lage
around 1700 Wayside shrine, around 1700
War memorial Alberostraße, by the church
Lage
1926-28 War memorial 1914/18, 1926–28 by Josef Monz , Trier
primary school Berlinger Strasse 1
location
1908-10 two-wing mansard roof, 1908–10, architect Johannes Vienken; defining the townscape
Residential building Berlinger Strasse 14
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1861 smallholder dwelling house; sandstone-integrated plastered building, marked 1861
Residential building Berlinger Strasse 23
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1771 late baroque hipped roof building, 1771, older in core
Courtyard Berlinger Strasse 29
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1821 Courtyard area; Five-axis house, marked 1821, barn marked 1837
Rosary Chapel Berlinger Strasse 31
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1737 Plastered building with roof turrets, marked 1737
Wayside cross Berlinger Strasse, at No. 35
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1822 Shank cross, marked 1822
Residential building Berlinger Strasse 42
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Early 20th century historicizing sandstone / slate quarry stone building, early 20th century
Weiherhof Hofstrasse 2
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17th century Three-sided courtyard; Hipped roof building, 17th century, remodeling (?) Marked 1776
Holy House Maximinstrasse at the corner of Berlinger Strasse
Lage
1936 Heiligenhäuschen, 1936
school Maximinstrasse 22
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1830-33 former Catholic school; Five-axis hipped roof building on a high base, 1830–33
Tavern Gäßestrepper Maximinstrasse 27
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around 1800 Building ensemble consisting of a half-hip roof structure, the core probably around 1800, hall building, around 1900, tobacco shed, barn; defining the streetscape
Three Kings Cross south of the village on the L 54 (Eifelstraße)
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1818 Red sandstone, 1818, renovation marked 1903
Chapel eight pictures south of the village at the end of the street Zur Acht
Lage
1880s open plastered building, 1880s

Village

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Cross house Alftalstrasse 25
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1836 Quereinhaus, marked 1836, two tobacco sheds
Courtyard Alftalstrasse 49
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1844 Einfirstanlage, marked 1844, tobacco shed with stable, around 1900 Courtyard
Mission house Arnold-Jansen-Straße 1
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1925/26 formerly Mission House St. Paul; three-storey hipped roof building on a slate base, round tower, 1925/26, architect Pater Johann Beckert ; uniaxial extension 1965 Mission house
Horticulture Arnold-Jansen-Straße, behind the Mission House
Lage
1905 Volkspark garden restaurant, 1905, architect Jakob Marschall, renovation 1922, architect Johann Beckert Horticulture

Lüxem

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Cross house Bombogener Strasse 2
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1903 Quereinhaus, quarry stone, 1903
Residential building Bombogener Strasse 8
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after 1900 three-axis quarry stone building with entrance annex, shortly after 1900
Residential building Bombogener Strasse 16
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1925 Quarry stone building like a house, tobacco shed, 1925
Cross house Bombogener Strasse 19
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1834 Quereinhaus with tobacco shed, marked 1834; Niche figure, 18th century
Residential building Bombogener Strasse 22
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1927 three-axle residential building with business section, quarry stone buildings, 1927, tobacco shed at the rear
Cross house Bombogener Strasse 24
location
Transverse house with adjoining stable and barn
Cross house Bombogener Strasse 26
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Transverse house with adjoining stable and barn, tobacco shed
Tobacco scales Bombogener Straße, opposite No. 39
location
1952 a three-and-a-half-story timber structure, 1952 and 1956, architect Leo Bastgen
Wayside cross Grünewaldstrasse, at No. 2
location
Mid 18th century Capital and cross of a former cross, mid-18th century
Residential building Grünewaldstrasse 7
location
1906/07 Plastered building with half-timbered gable, 1906/07, architect Johannes Vienken, smithy and economy, later 19th century
Cross house Im Bungert 13
location
before 1828 Quereinhaus, before 1828, tobacco shed at the back
Residential building Vitelliusstrasse 4
location
18th century sandstone-integrated plastered building, core from the 18th century, oven extension, marked 1864, knee stick probably at the same time
Cross house Vitelliusstrasse 5
location
18th century Quereinhaus, marked 1859, older in the core, cellar marked 1740, Stall marked 1792; defining the streetscape
Courtyard Vitelliusstraße 8
location
before 1828 Courtyard, before 1828; Residential house, economy, tobacco shed
Catholic Church of Mary Magdalene Vitelliusstraße 10a
location
in the core a late medieval choir tower, small hall building; octagonal extension, 1963–65, architect Peter van Stipelen ; with equipment
Crosses Vitelliusstraße, at No. 10a on the stairway to the church
Lage
18th century Shank cross, Pietà, mid-18th century; Pietà, early 18th century; Shank cross, Pietà, 18th century; Relief, Holy Family, 18th century
kindergarten Vitelliusstraße 14
location
1907/08 former girls' school; asymmetrical plastered building on rubble stone plinth, half-timbered bay, 1907/08, architect Johannes Vienken; defining the townscape
Wayside cross Wilhelm-Busch-Straße, at No. 4
location
1845 Gothic cross, 1845 by the sculptor Meilen, Wittlich
Bernardi cross southwest of the
location
1741 Bernardi Cross, marked 1741

Neuerburg

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Buchenstrasse 9 Buchenstrasse 9
location
1830 former courtyard; Half-hip roof building, marked 1830
Monument zone ruin Neuerburg south of the place on the Neuerburger head
location
1140-46 Archbishop's castle built 1140–46, expanded 1260–68, destroyed in 1689; fragmentary remains

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Community tobacco shed Akazienstrasse
location
1950s Community tobacco shed, 1950s, architect Leo Bastgen
Wayside cross Akazienstraße, corner of Eichenstraße
Lage
1706 Wayside cross; Red sandstone, 1706, probably from the Wolff brothers' workshop, Wittlich
Municipal Forestry Office Birkenstrasse 4
location
1910-12 single-storey plastered building with corner loggia, 1910–12, architect Johannes Vienken; Farm buildings
door Buchenstrasse, at No. 11
location
after 1840 drilled frame, post-classical door leaf, after 1840
Cross house Eichenstrasse 15
location
17th century Quereinhaus, core from the 17th century, renovations in the second half of the 18th century, 1840, around 1900; defining the townscape; Taken system, 17th century
Catholic branch church of St. Nicholas Eichenstrasse 16a
location
1872/73 Neo-Gothic hall building with a high tower, 1872/73, architect probably Heinrich Bruck ; with equipment
Residential building Eichenstrasse 22
location
18th century two-axle house, core from the 18th century, business section probably more recent, gate around 1900
Cross house Eichenstrasse 43
location
18th century Quereinhaus, core from the 18th century, knee stick marked 1819, tobacco shed; Structural complex that defines the townscape with no.45
Cross house Eichenstrasse 45
location
1732 Quereinhaus, marked 1732, knee stick from the 19th century, tobacco shed; The overall structure that characterizes the site with no.43
Courtyard Eichenstrasse 57
location
1835 Half-hip roof building, marked 1835 and 1907; Economy with a crooked hip roof, marked 1832; next to 1997: Friedenseiche from 1815, felled in 1997
Nicholas Chapel north of the village
location
17th century Plaster construction; Inside the sandstone relief of Saint Nicholas, 1811
Scheuerhof south of the village (Hofstrasse)
location
17th century Dreiseithof, around 1840, essentially older (Renaissance and 18th century); Hipped roof building, two commercial extensions, tobacco shed
Berg's picture southwest of the place; Hallway Under Olig
Location
around 1840 Plastered building with pyramid roof, around 1840

Wengerohr

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Reichsbahnsiedlung On the hill 2-9
location
1903-20 Contiguous group of eight different houses with outbuildings, reform architecture, 1903–20 Monument zone Reichsbahnsiedlung

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Chapel of St. John the Evangelist Bernkasteler Straße 14
location
1523 Choir, marked 1523, hall 1593–96, vestibule and roof turret from the 19th century Chapel of St. John the Evangelist
Courtyard Bernkasteler Straße 16
location
early 19th century former courtyard, probably from the early 19th century; House, oven, tobacco shed, economy Courtyard
Wayside cross Bernkasteler Strasse, next to No. 16
location
1770 Shank cross, marked 1770 (crucifix and Maria casts, Johannes new based on old models) Wayside cross
Cross house Eifelstrasse 1
location
around 1900 Quereinhaus, around 1900; two-and-a-half-storey sandstone-integrated late historical residential part; defining the townscape Cross house
Wayside cross Eifelstraße, at No. 25
location
18th century Wayside cross; Red sandstone, 18th century, neo-Gothic cross with metal body, around 1900 Wayside cross
Holy Cross cemetery chapel Wittlicher Strasse, at the cemetery
location
1930 house-like plastered building with roof turrets, 1930; with furnishings from the 18th century Holy Cross cemetery chapel
Catholic Parish Church of St. Peter Wittlicher Strasse 4
location
1950s Gable roof building with a square tower, 1950s; defining the townscape Catholic Parish Church of St. Peter
Wayside cross Wahlholzer Straße, at No. 1
location
1669 Cross from 1669, revised in 1954 Wayside cross
Wayside cross east of the village on the Roman road north of Wahlholz
Lage
1892 Shank cross, sandstone, 1892, stoneware body from the early 20th century Wayside cross

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