List of cultural monuments in Worms-Kernstadt

The list of cultural monuments in Worms includes all the cultural monuments in the core area of ​​the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Worms (districts city center, city center north, city center south, city center southwest, city center west and Karl Marx settlement). The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 8, 2018).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Albert Schulte Park monument zone	Bahnhofstrasse location	first half of the 19th century	also old cemetery ; in the 1960s, the cemetery was converted into a park in the first half of the 19th century; outstanding grave monuments: the Althof couple († 1857 and 1869), antique grave steles; Wilhelm Valckenberg († 1847), cubic limestone stele; Peter Joseph Valckenberg († 1837), cubic sandstone stele; Dr. Georg Friedrich Renz († 1891), neo-classical stele; Georg Johann Freiherr Schaeffer von Bernstein († 1838), sandstone grave plate with iron cross etc .; Catherine Nodes von Warburg († 1868), historicizing sandstone stele with limestone slab; Crypt chapel families Doerr and Reinhart, neo-Gothic central building; Neoclassical monument for Napoleonic war veterans , 1848 by A. Boller ; War memorial 1870/71, Germania	more pictures
Sacred Sand Monument Zone	Willy-Brandt-Ring 21 layer	first half of the 11th century	Old Jewish Cemetery; oldest preserved Jewish cemetery in Europe with over 2,000 upright gravestones in situ; the 16,127 m² area was probably laid out in the first half of the 11th century and expanded around 1260; Gravestones from 1076, late medieval, early modern, 18th and 19th centuries to the 1930s	more pictures
Monument zone Alzeyer Straße 55–61	Alzeyer Strasse 55-61 (odd numbers); Hammanstrasse 2 location	1905-10	sophisticated historicizing plastered buildings with Art Nouveau motifs, around 1905 or around 1910
Monument zone Alzeyer Strasse / Mozartstrasse / Richard-Wagner-Strasse	Alzeyer Strasse 116/118; Mozartstrasse 1/3; Richard-Wagner-Strasse 9/11 location	1925	Closed, settlement-like complex, three semi-detached houses with hipped roofs, completed in 1925
Monument zone Bärengasse	Bärengasse 2–16 and 5–19 location		Baroque craftsmen's and peasant houses, partially modernized in the 19th century	more pictures
Monument zone Bärengasse / Berliner Ring	Bärengasse 25/27, 29/31; Berliner Ring 6 location	1905-10	three-storey historicizing houses, the younger ones with Art Nouveau touches, around 1900 or around 1910
Monument zone Berliner Ring / Wallstrasse	Berliner Ring 14-18; Wallstrasse 31–35 location	around 1900	More sophisticated multi-family houses, the focus is on a restaurant, around 1900
Monument zone Dankwartplatz	Thank you waiting place 1–8; Dankwartstrasse 12/13; Gieselherstrasse 1–17 location	first half of the 20th century	Uniformly designed row houses with a continuous gable roof, No. 1–7 (odd numbers) by 1916, No. 2–8 (even numbers) around 1927 completed
Monument zone cathedral district	Domplatz without number, Lutherring, Otto-Wels-Platz, Schlossgasse 5, 5a and 6, Schlossplatz 1, Stephansgasse 9 location	from the 11th century	The monument zone serves "to preserve the structures around the cathedral that have grown over the centuries, which despite all changes and losses are significant for the history and development of the imperial cathedral and bishopric in connection with the bourgeois imperial city." the individual cathedral monument with the cathedral squares and the area of ​​the former cloister, the Heylshof monument zone (Stephansgasse 9) with the Heylshofpark, Heyls-Schlösschen monument zone (Schlossplatz 1), the single monument fountain on Schlossplatz (replica of the Nuremberg town hall fountain), Parts of the monument zone city fortification (Lutherring) with ditch.	Image wanted
Monument zone Erenburger Strasse / Hochheimer Strasse	Erenburger Strasse 12-16, 21; Brucknerstrasse 10; Hochheimer Strasse 33-37 location	1920s	stately apartment buildings with hipped mansard roofs and neo-classical motifs; good example of housing procurement in the early 1920s
Fish market monument zone	Fish market 12, 14, 16; White Alley 1 location	18th and 19th centuries	characteristic remains of the fish market buildings; single-storey residential buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries; Street pavement partly original	more pictures
Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse monument zone	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 56-66 (even numbers) location	around 1910	sophisticated three-story, late-historic row houses, around 1910
Gibichstrasse monument zone	Gibichstrasse 1–17 (odd numbers); Kyffhäuser Strasse 4 location	1908-1916	Settlement for workers in the city of Worms; Symmetrical, two-part single and double houses connected by round arches, planned 1908–1916 by the municipal building department under Georg Metzler
Heylshof monument zone	Stephansgasse 9 location	1884	representative neo-baroque residential palace, 1884, architect Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli ; Gardens with rococo putti and sculptures, caves; Bronze relief, 1960s by Gustav Nonnenmacher ; Cellar entrances to the baroque bishop's palace, marked 1719; Bust of Cornelius Heyl , 1877; Sandstone enclosing walls with baluster parapets, wrought iron gates; Spolia from the cathedral, fragments of garden sculptures; on the north-west side of the gardens, part of the medieval city wall; Monument zone with the surrounding park
Heyls-Schlößchen monument zone	Schloßplatz 1 location	1843	small city palace, 1843, representative classical extension in 1851, neo-baroque reconstruction with mansard roof 1905, architect Bruno Paul , simplified restoration after war destruction, architect Heiner Saxer ; Elaborate family coat of arms from Heyl, 1883	more pictures
Monument zone Hochheimer Straße 3–13	Hochheimer Strasse 3–13 (odd numbers) location	around 1905	Row of tenement houses with sophisticated three-storey plastered sandstone buildings, historicism / art nouveau, around 1905
Monument zone at Hochheimer Strasse 36–44	Hochheimer Strasse 36-44 (even numbers) location	around 1910	Complex of five row houses, sandstone-framed plastered buildings, around 1910
Judengasse monument zone	Judengasse 2–42 and 3–43; Synagogenplatz 2, 4; Hintere Judengasse 6; Herta-Mansbacher-Anlage 6 and 22 position	second half of the 14th century	largest part of the former Jewish quarter of Worms; medieval cellars, largely from the second half of the 14th century; after the devastation of the Palatinate in 1689, extensive baroque reconstruction in the 18th century, partly with older material, after the destruction in 1945 partly reconstruction in the style of the 1950s, since the 1970s additions with adapted new buildings; overall structural system
Monument zone Kaiser-Heinrich-Platz	Kaiser-Heinrich-Platz 6, 8, 10; Heinrichstrasse 2 location	around 1910	Three-storey late-historic residential complex dominating the square, around 1910
Monument zone Kämmererstraße	Kämmererstrasse 48–60 and 53–79; Martinspforte 1 position	before 1689	mainly baroque or older residential and commercial buildings with Wilhelminian style shop fittings on basements before 1689; No. 48, 75, 54 against 1900; No. 60 “Old City Pharmacy”, historicizing new building, 1904; No. 56, 61, 71 and gate route No. 73 baroque; at No. 69 gable wall before 1689
Karlsplatz monument zone	Karlsplatz location	1880-1930	Square with the demanding public buildings surrounding it on the south, west and east sides: water tower (Karlsplatz 1), Eleonoren-Gymnasium (Karlsplatz 3), Luther Church (Karlsplatz 5) and tax office (Karlsplatz 6); Public center of the western urban expansion begun in the 1880s, architecturally reflecting the architectural styles from 1880 to the end of the 1920s
Liebfrauenring monument zone	Liebfrauenring 3–21 position	after 1902	two symmetrical row building complexes and rectory of the Liebfrauenkirche , historicizing and Art Nouveau motifs, soon after 1902
Monument zone Lindenallee / Richard-Wagner-Straße	Lindenallee 2, 4/6, 8; Richard-Wagner-Strasse 45 and 47; Alzeyer Strasse 148 and 150 location	1925	Settlement for more upscale employees of the Heyl leather factory; Heimatstil buildings with classicist influences, 1925	Image wanted
Monument zone Mähgasse	Mähgasse 1–5 and 2–12; Predigergasse 2; St.-Rupert-Straße 1 location	18th and early 19th centuries	quite stately houses, 18th and early 19th century, No. 12 on the ground floor with round arches from the 17th century
Monument zone Mozartstrasse / Röderstrasse	Mozartstrasse 11-19 and 14-20; Röderstrasse 9, 11 and 15 location	1905-14	representative villas and villa-like, partly two- and three-part houses with country style and art nouveau motifs, 1905-14	Image wanted
Neumarkt monument zone	Neumarkt 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9; Andreasstrasse 2 and 4; Dotzingergasse location	18th century	several houses of the upper middle class, 18th century, conversions to commercial buildings from the late 19th century; No. 7 late baroque / classicism, around 1800; No. 9 baroque remains, together with No. 3 and 5 a short line of typical small commercial buildings; No. 4 neo-baroque motifs
Monument zone north system	Nordanlage 1, 3, 7; Berliner Ring 4; Bärengasse 23 location	1920s	Residential complex for railroad workers, three-storey mansard roof buildings with polygonal corner cores, 1920s
Monument zone of the Nordendstrasse settlement	Radgrubenweg 6–28; Birkenweg 16–31; Nordenstrasse 1–19; Erlenstrasse 15–29 location	1924	The only surviving barracks settlement , single-storey terraced houses with flat roofs, front and kitchen gardens, 1924, expanded in the early 1930s	more pictures
Monument zone Prinz-Carl-Anlage	Prinz-Carl-Anlage 3, 10, 14, 20, 22, 25, 36, 39, 42; Mainzer Strasse 41; Bensheimer Strasse 2a location	from 1895	former barracks of the Grand Ducal Hessian 118 Regiment; Complex of three and four-story buildings, neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance motifs, from 1895	more pictures
Monument zone Rheintorplatz	Rheintorplatz 1, 3; Rheinstrasse 29a location	from 1890	Three-sided complex of two- and three-story residential and commercial buildings, historicism / art nouveau, from 1890
Monument zone Römerstraße	Römerstrasse 72-80; Paulusstrasse 1 location	17th and 18th centuries	Houses from the 17th and 18th centuries with Friedrichskirche (No. 78) and the only Renaissance house in the city ( Red House , No. 76), No. 80 the former reformed school, around 1740, Paulusstraße 1 one of the few classicist properties around 1850
Monument zone Sebastian-Münster-Straße	Sebastian-Münster-Strasse 1–37; Alzeyer Strasse 67 location	1905-10	Closed, well-kept street scene with two- and three-part single-family houses, Art Nouveau, 1905-10	more pictures
Monument zone Seidenbenderstraße / Kantstraße / Hegelstraße	Seidenbenderstrasse 51, 53 and 55; Kantstrasse 2, 4 and 6; Hegelstrasse 1, 3 and 5 location	1925	Settlement for city and imperial tax officials; five two-storey rental houses, 1925, architect Georg Metzler	Image wanted
Monument zone of the Bennigsenstrasse settlement	Bennigsenstrasse 16–38 (even numbers) location	1929	five symmetrically constructed house complexes, Heimat style with echoes of the Bauhaus style , 1929 by the non-profit building cooperative "Kriegssiedlung Reichsbund Worms"
Monument zone of the Kiautschau settlement	Alicestrasse 2-44 and 5, 17-43; Bebelstrasse 1; Benediktinerstrasse 5–29 and 6–25; Glockengießerstrasse 7-15 and 12-24; Mönchstrasse 1-4; Neuhauser Weg 1–31 and 2–34; Nonnenstrasse 1–4; Rößlinstrasse 1-28; Schützenstrasse 4–13 location	1895-1913	Workers' settlement with 1½-storey half-hipped roof buildings with front gardens and rear kitchen gardens, 1895–1913, architect Karl Hofmann	more pictures
Monument zone of the Mainzer Strasse settlement	Mainzer Strasse 61-77; Radgrubenweg 1–5; Great Willow 1–7, 9 and 11; Erlenstrasse 1–14; Birkenweg 14 location	Late 1920s to 1933	Settlement complex with workers' houses, two- and three-storey apartment blocks with shops in baroque proportions with building sculpture, late 1920s to 1933, architect city architect Georg Metzler	more pictures
Monument zone Siegfriedstrasse	Siegfriedstrasse 7–11 and 10–18; Goethestrasse 1; Karmeliterstrasse 14; Wielandstrasse 1 location	around 1880/90	Villas and upscale apartment buildings from around 1880 with neo-renaissance motifs (nos. 16 and 18) and around 1890; No. 7–13 uniform image thanks to garden walls with grilles from the period of construction	Image wanted
Monument zone Ulrich-von-Hutten-Straße / Köhlerstraße	Ulrich-von-Hutten-Strasse 1–13 (odd numbers); Köhlerstraße 1–9 (odd numbers) location	around 1905	representative row houses (Ulrich-von-Hutten-Straße) or single multi-family houses (Köhlerstraße), historicism / art nouveau, around 1905; Ulrich-von-Hutten-Straße 3 with half-timbered elements of the Lower Saxony style	Image wanted
Monument zone on Wasserturmstrasse	Wasserturmstrasse 1–15 and 2–20; Gewerbeschulstrasse 4–30; Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 11–33 and 14–36; Dirolfstrasse 8-42; Seidenbenderstrasse 9–33 and 12–22; Burkhardstrasse 7a, 9-27 and 10-12; Noltzstrasse 1–9 and 2a, 2–14; Zornstrasse 1–17 and 6–18; Gutenbergstrasse 1, 15 and 17 location	at the end of the 19th century	Urban expansion area planned by city architect Karl Hofmann with multi-storey (row) houses from historicism and art nouveau, end of the 19th century
Monument zone Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 4-14 location	1850-1890	three-storey Wilhelminian-style commercial buildings, predominantly neo-classicist (no.9, 12, 14) and neo-baroque, between 1850 and 1890
Wollstrasse monument zone	Wollstrasse 26, 28, 30, 32; Kleine Wollgasse 1 and 3 location	18th century	characteristic handicraft businesses (No. 3) and courtyards (No. 1, 26 and 28) of the 18th century (No. 30 and 32 greatly changed)	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications			City fortifications from Roman times to modern times: Remains of the probably Roman wall to the northwest of the cathedral in the medieval city wall considerable parts of the high and late medieval city wall with moat and 26 towers, around 900 to 1200, have been preserved; Restoration after considerable destruction (1689) Larger parts of the wall preserved in the Nordanlage area, Judengasse / Herta-Mansbacher -Anlage, Martinsgasse, in Lutherring, behind the cathedral, in Andreasring, on Torturmplatz, in Haspelgasse and Rheintorgasse; Andreastor (1907) and Raschitor (1907/08) added; in the northern city wall executioner tower and brick tower, both Staufer; the stump of the shopkeeper or envy tower in front of the western city wall (1424); in the southern city wall Andreastor (1907) with medieval spoilage, from the Christoffelturm medieval basement floors (upper floors reconstruction from the 1920s) and outer walls of the binding tower; The following towers or tower remains have been preserved in the eastern city wall: Schmitt tower, gate tower (first mentioned in 1283), Fischer or Luther gate (restored in 1907), Staufer citizen tower, foundation and stump of the late Staufer Mayfels (around 1200) and Goric Rhine gate City moat designed as a ring structure by gardening director Johannes (Hanns) Thierolf in the 1920s from the high medieval walling of the suburbs with numerous towers, gates and bastions, which was destroyed in 1689 and then removed, reinforced in the middle of the 17th century by ten bastions and ramparts with moats, only small remains have survived: “Liebfrauenbuckel” in the Liebfrauenring; from the outer moat from Brunhildenbrücke to Cornelius-Heyl-Strasse / Hochstrasse / Neusatz (today Bahngraben); Remains of the outer Andreaspforte at the Alzeyer Bridge, an adjoining piece of the wall since the second half of the 18th century	more pictures
118 monument	Adenauerring location	1932	War memorial of the Grand Ducal Hessian Infantry Regiment 118 , stone, five soldiers on a base, 1932 by Paul Birr	more pictures
Administration building	Adenauerring 1 location	1912	former savings bank; Neo-Baroque sandstone block building, Art Nouveau motifs, hipped mansard roof with row of dwelling houses, 1912, architect Georg Metzler , Worms
Residential building	Adenauerring 6 location	around 1890	Stately house, three-storey clinker brick building, neo-renaissance, around 1890
Residential building	Alzeyer Strasse 26 location	after 1900	three-storey Art Nouveau residential building, soon after 1900
Residential building	Alzeyer Straße 46/48 location	around 1905	representative Art Nouveau double house with historicizing echoes, around 1905
Residential building	Alzeyer Strasse 57 location	1904	Row house, 1904, architect Hermann Haldenwang
Gelderhaus and guard house	Location on the Rhine	1855	single-storey plastered buildings, 1855
Gauge house	Location on the Rhine	1920s	Tower-like rotunda with a conical roof, late 1920s	more pictures
Hagendenkmal	Location on the Rhine	1906	Electroplating, 1906, sculptor Johannes Hirt , on the foundation of the old urban Rhine crane; Renaissance builder inscription in the sea wall, inscribed 1590	more pictures
Kolb's beer garden	On the Rhine 1 location	1724	Baroque hipped roof building, (modern) marked 1724, additions on the Rhine side, around 1870
city ​​wall	Andreasring location		southern city wall between Luginsland 22 and Valckenbergstrasse largely undisturbed, herringbone pattern, loopholes and battlements; In 1907 the Andreastor with a high, ogival passage and decoratively walled-in spoilers was installed between Weckerlingplatz 14 and Andreasstift	more pictures
Rail mail	Bahnhofstrasse 3/5 location	from 1903	neo-Romanesque with Art Nouveau motifs, from 1903; rebuilt after war damage in a simplified manner
Central Station	Bahnhofstrasse 7, 9, 11 location		elongated neo-Romanesque group of buildings, Art Nouveau and Heimatstil motifs, 1903, architect Fritz Klingholz	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Bahnhofstrasse 30, Siegfriedstrasse 31 Location	from 1958	five-storey residential and commercial building with flat roof, panel-clad porch on the 1st to 4th floors, from 1958, architect Hans Bössler, Worms; defining the cityscape
Ernst Ludwig School	Barbarossaplatz 1 and 3, Gießenstrasse 1 location	1905	former ancient language (humanistic) grammar school; with director's house and caretaker's house; No. 1: School, representative neo-renaissance building on an L-shaped floor plan with a tower; No. 3: country house-like director's residence; Gießenstrasse 1: historicizing single-storey caretaker's house; 1905, architect Karl Hofmann and government architect Beer
Residential houses	Bärengasse 5/7 location	before 1689	Baroque houses, in the core before 1689, No. 5 with Gothic window and door vestments
Hamburger Tor restaurant	Bärengasse 19 location	around 1890	three-storey neo-classical corner house, around 1890
city ​​wall	Bärengasse, in No. 34 position		Section of the high medieval city wall	Image wanted
restaurant	Bebelstrasse 3 location	around 1900	Country house-like plastered building, historicist and Art Nouveau motifs, around 1900
Evangelical St. Luke Church	Bensheimer Strasse 15 location	1950	Hall building with brick gable facade and protruding corner tower, 1950, architects Otto Bartning and Philipp Hotz	more pictures
Burkhardhaus	Berggartenstrasse 3 location	1908	Retirement home; mighty plastered building with limestone, neo-baroque and art nouveau motifs, 1908
Residential building	Berggartenstrasse 6 location	after 1900	three-storey house, clinker brick building from the late 19th century, Art Nouveau masks, soon after 1900
Residential building	Bleichstrasse 1 location	1903	three-storey house, brick and sandstone-framed plastered building, marked 1903
Residential building	Burkhardstrasse 7a location	after 1900	three-storey late historical row house, soon after 1900	Image wanted
Residential building	Burkhardstrasse 29 location		three-storey house, sophisticated clinker brick construction, neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau motifs, marked 1899
youth hostel	Dechaneigasse 1 location	1956	elongated hipped roof building, 1956; Rococo portal, 18th century
Evangelical Magnus Church	Dechaneigasse 3 location	around 800	three-aisled basilica (in the core hall building, around 800, of which the eastern two thirds of the north and south central nave wall to the upper aisle have been preserved), extensions around 950, around 1050 (choir enlargement, south aisle), around 1200 (extension of the central and south aisle) , around 1400 (choir, north aisle), damaged in 1689, restored in baroque style until 1756, restored after being destroyed in the war in 1952/53	more pictures
Catholic Cathedral of St. Peter	Cathedral Square 1; Schloßgasse 6 location	1005	late Romanesque double-choir, three-aisled basilica with transept, crossing tower and four corner towers, chapels and sacristy extensions; East choir, transept and nave on the foundations of the late Ttonian Burchard Cathedral, begun in 1005, the same masonry in the west towers; Eastern parts 1130–45, nave bays two to five 1160–70, west choir completed around 1200; High Gothic St. Nicholas Chapel, around 1280–1315; Gothic south portal, soon after 1300; Anne and George Chapel, shortly after 1300; High Gothic Holy Cross Chapel or Silver Chamber, end of the 13th century; late Gothic Aegidia or Lady Chapel, second half of the 15th century; southern cloister portal (Schloßgasse 6), late Romanesque step portal, end of the 12th century; Furnishing; south of the cathedral in the “Haus am Dom” remains of a piscina in early Christian-early medieval tradition; in front of the west choir “Siegfriedstein”, limestone block; Spolia in the garden (former cloister): Romanesque architectural sculpture; Sandstone reliefs in the surrounding wall at Platz der Partnerschaft , 1930s	more pictures
Residential building	Dirolfstrasse 5 location	around 1905	historicist row house, around 1905
Residential building	Dirolfstrasse 7 location	around 1925	Villa-like house, Art Nouveau motifs, around 1925, architect Johannes Müller , enclosure partially preserved
Residential building	Dirolfstrasse 15 location	around 1910	Art Nouveau house, around 1910	Image wanted
Residential building	Dirolfstrasse 25; Wasserturmstrasse 22 location	around 1925	representative Art Nouveau corner house, around 1925, architect Johannes Müller
Residential building	Dirolfstraße 26/28 location	after 1900	four-story house, brick construction on a sandstone quarry-stone floor, soon after 1900
Residential building	Dirolfstrasse 27/29 location	around 1910	four-storey Art Nouveau semi-detached house, around 1910
Villa Doess	Donnersbergstrasse 15 location	1931/32	Stone-built flat roof building in the style of New Building , 1931/32, architect Johannes Müller
Residential building	Erenburger Strasse 14/16 location	1927	Apartment building, Heimatstil, 1927, City of Worms Building Department
Military hospital	Erenburger Strasse 33 location	1896/97	former military hospital of the Grand Ducal Hessian 118 Regiment, now University of Worms ; two sandstone-integrated brick buildings, neo-renaissance motifs, reminiscences of the “Nibelungen style”, 1896/97, garrison building inspector Schild, Darmstadt
Residential and commercial building	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 2 location	after 1900	three-storey residential and commercial building, sophisticated Wilhelminian style building, Art Nouveau motifs, soon after 1900
Residential building	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 10 location	1902	three-storey block-faced house, marked 1902, architect Hendrichs
Residential and commercial building	Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 102 location	around 1905	Dominant residential and commercial building, historicizing plastered building, corner tower with dome, around 1905
portal	Friedrichstrasse, at No. 10 location	18th century	rich baroque skylight portal, 18th century
Küchler House	Friesenstrasse 38/40 location	1901	three-storey semi-detached house, neo-renaissance, marked 1901	more pictures
Restaurant Gautor	Gaustraße 52; Oppenheimer Strasse 2 location	around 1900	No. 52 “Gautor” restaurant; three-story historicizing corner house, four-story tower; No. 2 three-storey neo-Gothic residential building; both around 1900
villa	Gewerbeschulstrasse 1 location	around 1910	Art Nouveau villa with hipped roof, classicist motifs, around 1910
Residential building	Gewerbeschulstraße 16/18 location	1903	three-storey semi-detached house, marked 1903, architect Hermann Haldenwang
Trade school	Gewerbeschulstrasse 20 location	1886/87	Elaborate brick building with plastered surfaces, neo-renaissance, 1886/87, architect Karl Hofmann, extension 1902/03
Residential building	Gewerbeschulstrasse 25 location	around 1890	Late historic corner house, around 1890
Carmelite secondary school	Goethestrasse 10a location	1879	former old-language grammar school and upper secondary school; three-story, neo-classical representative building, 1879, architect Ludwig Euler
Residential building	Goethestrasse 10b location	1908	former director's residence; Plastered building with three-storey gable, Art Nouveau motifs, 1908, architect probably Georg Metzler	more pictures
Local health insurance	Goethestrasse 24 location	after 1900	sandstone-integrated plastered building, Art Nouveau, soon after 1900, architect Philipp Neiss , Worms	more pictures
Residential building	Goethestrasse 26 location	1903	Residential house, neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau motifs, 1903, architect Jakob Staab
Residential building	Large fishing pasture 24 location	1738	Late Baroque row house, partly half-timbered (plastered), mansard roof, marked with fishermen's guild mark 1738 in the apex
Residential building	Gutenbergstrasse 17 location	after 1900	three-storey house, neo-renaissance, soon after 1900, Art Nouveau enclosure
Residential houses	Gymnasiumstrasse 8/10 location	around 1875	Neoclassical houses with gable projections, around 1875
Mills Baruch and Schönfeld (Nibelungenmühle)	Hafenstrasse 8 location	1920s	two-part building complex, 1920s; Elongated main building, partly concrete, Art Nouveau motifs, storage silo with arched roof
Residential building	Hafenstrasse 11/13 location	around 1910	three-storey Art Nouveau semi-detached house with mansard roof, around 1910
city ​​wall	Hagenstrasse, behind No. 52 Lage		Remnants of the city wall in 30 m length as a property wall for No. 50
Residential building	Hagenstrasse 62 location	1900	three-storey house, sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance motifs, marked 1900
Residential building	Hammanstrasse 2 location	1924/25	three-storey corner house, Art Nouveau appeal, 1924/25
Commercial building	Hardtgasse 1 location	1900	Commercial building, Art Nouveau forms, 1900; Restored in 1946, slightly modified	more pictures
District Court	Hardtgasse 6 location	1893	New baroque three-wing representative building with mansard roofs, 1893, central section raised at the beginning of the 20th century
Mayfels	Haspelgasse, to No. 2 location	around 1200	The stump and foundation of the city wall tower, around 1200
city ​​wall	Haspelgasse, behind No. 4–10 (even numbers) Lage		Rest of the city wall with battlements and loopholes
synagogue	Hintere Judengasse 4 location	1034	Donor inscription of the first synagogue, marked 1034; Male synagogue: quarry stone building, 1174/75, restored around 1700 after damage in 1349, 1615/20 and 1689, after arson in 1938, wall collapse in 1942 and bomb damage in 1945, restored in 1949 and 1958–61 using the original material; Women's synagogue: Einstützenhalle, Bruchstein, 1212/13, damage, destruction and reconstruction analogous to the men's synagogue; Talmud-Lehrhaus, so-called Rashi-Chapel: rectangular room with a semicircular end, 1623/24, rebuilt after arson and demolition 1958–60; Mikveh : underground bathing facility, sandstone, 1185/86; Synagogue forecourt, synagogue garden	more pictures
Vaulted cellar	Hintere Judengasse, in No. 6 position	second half of the 14th century	in the Rashi house ; two vaulted cellars, second half of the 14th century	more pictures
Residential building	Hochheimer Strasse 26; Diesterwegstrasse 16 location	around 1905	representative three-storey corner house, historicizing plastered building, around 1905
Residential building	Hochheimer Strasse 27 location	around 1905	villa-like house, neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance motifs, around 1905
Administrative and residential buildings	Hochheimer Strasse 33/35 location	1923	former district health office with apartments for officials; Stately plastered building with a mansard hipped roof, 1923, Hessian Building Department of the City of Worms	more pictures
villa	Hochheimer Strasse 49 location	1925	stately neo-classical hipped roof villa, 1925
Residential building	Humboldtstrasse 4 location	around 1900	three-storey house, sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Humboldtstrasse 11; Steinstrasse 21 location	around 1890	three-story neo-classical corner apartment and commercial building, around 1890
Memorial	Jahnplatz location	1906	Hermen pilaster with a stone bust on a pedestal made of red granite, sculptor Ernst Müller-Braunschweig , Charlottenburg, 1906
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in No. 3 position		The rest of the medieval city wall with a neo-Gothic gate and an ogival loopholes	Image wanted
Black Bear House	Judengasse 11 location	14th Century	three-storey house, essentially late medieval, vaulted cellar probably from the 14th century	Image wanted
House to the horseshoe	Judengasse 13 location		stately three-storey residential and commercial building, medieval core, alterations from the 18th and 19th centuries; on the back (Herta-Mansbacher-Anlage 6): Remnants of the late medieval city wall with spoilage
House to the edge	Judengasse 16/18 location	17th or 18th century	Stately three-storey double house, 17th or 18th century, medieval vaulted cellar
Brick tower	Judengasse, behind No. 17 Lage		Brick tower of the medieval city wall; two-storey sandstone tower, Hohenstaufen humpback cuboid
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in No. 21 position		Remnants of the medieval city walls	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in No. 23 position		Remnants of the medieval city walls	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Jewish street, in no. 25 position		Remnants of the medieval city walls	Image wanted
Residential building	Judengasse 26 location	before 1689	House with baroque elements, vaulted cellar, before 1689
Residential building	Judengasse 28 location		Residential house with baroque elements
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in no. 35 position		medieval city wall preserved in full as a field-side facade	Image wanted
House to the red apple	Judengasse 37; Herta-Mansbacher-Anlage 22 location	18th century	three-storey baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), 18th century, modified around 1900; at the back (Herta-Mansbacheranlage 22): remnants of the late medieval city wall
House Zur Büchs	Judengasse 39 location	around 1620	also Guggenheim House ; three-storey house, plastered building with sandstone, around 1620; the city wall was built over, originally a battlement on the second floor
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in no. 41 position		Remnants of the medieval city wall, bricked-up pointed arch	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Judengasse, in No. 43 position		Rest of the medieval city wall, clogged window openings	Image wanted
House Hüttenbach	Kämmererstraße 22 location	1902	first floor with Art Nouveau decorations, 1902, architects Rindsfüsser & Kühn, Frankfurt	more pictures
Wambolder yard	Kämmererstraße 42 location	1710	Residential and commercial building, three-storey mansard roof, 1710, architect Johann Maximilian von Welsch ; Alliance coat of arms Dalberg-Angeloch, 1570, and Wambold-Schönborn, 1670
archway	Kämmererstrasse, in No. 50 position	Early 17th century	former Dalberger Hof; Remnants of the Renaissance archway, early 17th century	Image wanted
Canon house of the Martinstift	Kämmererstraße 53 location	18th century	Baroque mansard hipped roof, 18th century
Home of the Martinsstift	Kämmererstraße 57 location	18th century	Baroque mansard roof with a semicircular stair tower at the rear, 18th century
House Martin Gate	Kämmererstraße 60 location	1904	also old city pharmacy ; three-storey plastered building, tower-like corner design analogous to the medieval Martinspforte, 1904, architect Georg Metzler
Residential building	Kämmererstraße 67 location		Eaves baroque building with gate, guild signs of fishermen and boatmen
Nibelungen School	Karl-Hofmann-Anlage 2 location	1900	historicizing building complex of two school buildings and a residential building, 1900, architect Karl Hofmann; rusticated sandstone block building with gate tower, "Nibelungen style", three-storey school wing with arcade and hipped roofs, residential building for school clerk and inspector; Extension of the gate building, Art Nouveau, 1910, architect Georg Metzler	more pictures
Water tower	Karlsplatz 1 location	1890	neo-Romanesque round tower in the “Nibelungen style”, tent roof with turret, 1890, architect Karl Hofmann; with technical equipment; defining the cityscape	more pictures
Eleonor high school	Karlsplatz 3 location	1904/6	Late historical three-storey yellow sandstone building, Art Nouveau motifs, inscribed 1904/6, architect Georg Metzler; construction gymnasium; Director's residence (Ulrich-von-Huttenstrasse 2) with corner bay window, 1907, architect Georg Metzler
Evangelical Luther Church	Karlsplatz 5 location	1910-12	stone-integrated plastered building with hipped roof, tower with dome, 1910–12, architect Friedrich Pützer , Darmstadt; Furnishings by Ludwig Habich , Augusto Varnesi , Otto Hupp , Ernst Riegel ; Entire complex with gate building and rectory with community rooms (Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 45)	more pictures
Tax office	Karlsplatz 6 location	1920s	three-storey hipped roof building, expressionist motifs, 1920s
Residential building	Karmeliterstraße 1 location	around 1875	stately three-storey house, neo-classicism, around 1875	Image wanted
Residential building	Karmeliterstraße 2/4 location	around 1890	representative three-storey semi-detached house, neo-baroque, around 1890	Image wanted
Carmelite Elementary School	Karmeliterstraße 3 location	1871-76	Neoclassical plastered building, 1871–76, architect Ludwig Euler
Villa Enzinger	Karmeliterstraße 6 location	around 1885	representative Wilhelminian style sandstone block construction for Lorenz Adalbert Enzinger with a former water tower with corner core, around 1885, architect Wilhelm Manchot , Mannheim
Residential building	Karolingerstraße 7, 9, 11 location	1928	Rental apartment house, three-story sandstone-integrated building complex, marked 1928, architect Johannes Müller
Residential building	Kasernengasse 16/18 location	18th century	single-storey baroque house complex with hipped mansard roof, 18th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Kleine Wollgasse 1 location	18th century	Baroque corner house, 18th century
Craft mark	Kleine Wollgasse, at No. 3 location	18th century	Coat of arms on the baroque lintel, 18th century
Former waterworks	Klosterstrasse 18 location	1889	Former waterworks, neo-Gothic gable wall on the street side, 1889, architect Karl Hofmann
Former electricity company	Klosterstrasse 23 location	1901	sophisticated industrial complex, neo-Romanesque and Art Nouveau motifs, 1901, architect Georg Metzler
Residential building	Köhlerstraße 7 location	1899	Residential house, elements of historicism and country house style, 1899, architect Hermann Haldenwang
Residential and commercial building	Koehlerstrasse 14 location	after 1900	Elaborate historic corner apartment and commercial building, three-storey sandstone-integrated plastered building, soon after 1900, architect Adolf Fuhrmann
Residential and commercial building	Kriemhildenstrasse 6 location	around 1900	formerly Ehrich's Brewery Academy; stately three-storey plastered, late-historical building, around 1900; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Kriemhildenstrasse 8 location	around 1880	Representative three-storey neo-classical brick building with neo-baroque motifs, around 1880
Residential building	Kriemhildenstrasse 14 / Rathenaustr. 16 position	soon after 1885	mighty four-storey corner house, sandstone-integrated plastered building, neoclassical motifs. Mezzanine a little younger
Küchler memorial	Küchlerplatz location	1904	Bronze statue on a granite base, 1904 by Johannes Hirt
Residential and commercial building	Kyffhäuserstraße 11 location	after 1900	Historicizing corner apartment and commercial building, restaurant, lively roof landscape, soon after 1900	Image wanted
Residential building	Liebfrauenring 17 position	1903	Corner house with corner bay window and half-timbered gable, 1903, architect Jakob Staab
Rectory of the Liebfrauengemeinde	Liebfrauenring 21 layer	around 1902	three-storey neo-Gothic sandstone-framed plastered building, around 1902, neo-Gothic Mother of God with child
Residential building	Liebfrauenstift 9 layer	Late 18th century	single-storey baroque house with a crooked hip roof, probably from the end of the 18th century	Image wanted
portal	Liebfrauenstift, at No. 19 location		Portal of a former canons' house, marked 1717	Image wanted
Residential building	Liebfrauenstift 20 layer	18th century	U-shaped, sandstone-framed house with hipped roofs, 18th century; Gothic Mother of God with Child, around 1360 (inside today); Canon grave stones from the 16th century	Image wanted
Catholic Church of Our Lady and Abbey	Liebfrauenstift 22 position	around 1310	Pillar basilica with double tower facade, west portal around 1310, nave completed in 1380, choir from 1381, towers, cloister, St. Jodokus chapel and upper floor sacristy 1450–65; South portal of the predecessor 1276; on the north side the crucifixion group, Mary and John, early 18th century, school of Paul Egell ; Lamentation of Christ on the south wall, 1919 by sculptor Heinrich Waderé , Munich (war memorial 1914/18); Received from the Abbey District: western and southern wall of the Gothic cloister; Late Gothic protective cloak Madonna in the monastery vineyards, around 1460	more pictures
Residential building	Lortzingstrasse 8/10 location	1910	Semi-detached house, country house style with Art Nouveau motifs, 1910	Image wanted
Monument to Grand Duke Ludwig IV.	Ludwigsplatz location	1895	Obelisk, shell limestone, 1895, architect Karl Hofmann	more pictures
kindergarten	Ludwigstrasse 31 location	1888/89	former calibration office; historicizing sandstone-integrated plastered building with hipped roof, 1888/89, architect Karl Hofmann; in the Hagenstrasse then a single-storey barrel hall and barrel oak
city ​​wall	Luginsland, behind No. 4 and 6 location		Remnants of the medieval city walls
Werger's little castle	Luginsland, at No. 22 location	around 1890	to Willy-Brandt-Ring on three floors the original, neo-Romanesque corner tower of the stately Willy-Brandt-Ring, destroyed in the war, “Wergers Schlößchen”, around 1890, architect Gustav Vetter ; kinked stairs to the moat
Residential building	Luisenstrasse 2a location	from 1960	four-story corner house, rounded corner with ribbon windows, from 1960, architect Hanns-Joachim Strich
Luther monument	Lutherplatz location	1856-68	Elaborate three-sided system, syenite, bronze figures, 1856–68, design by the sculptor Ernst Rietschel , Pulsnitz	more pictures
Residential building	Lutherring 27/29 location	around 1870	representative neo-classical semi-detached house with neo-baroque motifs, around 1870	Image wanted
Residential building	Mähgasse 5 location	late 18th century	two-storey baroque house, late 18th century; after the destruction of the war simply restored
Keystone	Mähgasse, at No. 9 location	around 1600	Keystone, mask head, Renaissance, around 1600
portal	Mainzer Straße, at No. 20 location	around 1780	Baroque portal with a broken gable, around 1780	Image wanted
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 24 location	around 1890	Late historical dwelling house, dwarf house with stepped gable, around 1890, workshop building from the construction period	Image wanted
Well of Justice	Marketplace location	1778	Sandstone pillars flanked by late baroque sculptures, 1778, figure of Justitia renewed in 1908
Siegfriedbrunnen	Marketplace location	1913	octagonal pool, domed structure with turret, Siegfried statue, 1913, architect Adolf von Hildebrand	more pictures
town hall	Marketplace 2; Hagenstrasse 3 location	1956-58	four-storey hipped roof building with open hall and clock tower, 1956–58, architect Rudolph Lempp , Stuttgart; Remains of the late Gothic town hall, open arcade hall, marked 1600 and 1672, gate to Bürgerhofgasse, window to Hagenstrasse from 1537; Restoration of the eastern wing of the building, neo-renaissance / neo-baroque, 1883/84, architect Gabriel von Seidl ; two-part connecting wing, 1908-10, architect Theodor Fischer	more pictures
House to the Coin	Marktplatz 10 location	1963	four-storey hipped roof building, concrete and sandstone slabs, column-supported glazed porch, 1963, architect Gernot Heyl ; Sculptures, 1910 by Georg Wrba , Dresden	more pictures
Evangelical Trinity Church	Marktplatz 12 location	1709-25	Baroque hall, 1709–25, architect Villiancourt, Frankenthal, reconstruction after destruction in the war, architects Otto Bartning and Otto Dörzbach , Heidelberg; with equipment	more pictures
Commercial building	Martinsgasse 1 location	around 1890	formerly Palatinate Bank; representative three-storey Wilhelminian style building, around 1890
jail	Martinsgasse 2 location	1890s	multi-storey brick building, 1890s	more pictures
Catholic Martinskirche and -stift	Martinsgasse 4, 6, 8 location	first quarter of the 11th century	three-aisled basilica, probably started in the first quarter of the 11th century, late Romanesque renovation, late 12th or early 13th century, early Gothic west portal with Renaissance framing, 1625, tower dome soon after 1700; Stiftsgebäude (Martinsgasse 6 and 8): Baroque house, 18th century; three-storey stepped gable house, gothic-shaped overformed in 1891; Gothic arcades of the north wing of the cloister, end of the 13th century	more pictures
city ​​wall	Martinsgasse, behind No. 23/25 Lage		late medieval city wall almost completely preserved, simple quarry stone masonry
Residential building	Mathildenplatz 5 location	1893	Residential house, three-story sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance motifs, marked 1893	Image wanted
Residential building	Mathildenplatz 7; Mathildenstrasse 1 location	around 1900	historicizing multi-family house complex, three-storey sandstone-integrated brick building, No. 7 around 1900, No. 1 a little later	Image wanted
Residential building	Meixnerstrasse 8 location	around 1890	Home of the architect Hermann Haldenwang; Neoclassical sandstone-integrated plastered building, around 1890, Art Nouveau window frames on the upper floor, marked 1904, by Haldenwang	Image wanted
villa	Mozartstrasse 4/6 location	1909	sophisticated double villa, Art Nouveau, 1909, architect Georg Metzendorf
Residential building	Mozartstrasse 11/13 location	Early 20th century	Double house with a mansard roof, early 20th century, architect Heinrich Metzendorf
villa	Mozartstrasse 14 location	1916	sophisticated art nouveau villa with hipped roof, 1916
Eagle pharmacy	Neumarkt 1; Andreasstrasse 2 location	early 18th century	Neumarkt 1: three-storey corner house, very stately baroque mansard hipped roof, early 18th century; Andreasstrasse 2: Baroque house, rear gate, 18th century
Residential building	Neumarkt 7 location		small baroque house
Nibelungen Bridge	Nibelungen Bridge location	1953	Prestressed concrete bridge, 1953, architects Gerd Lohmer , Cologne, and Ulrich Finsterwalder , Munich; Foreland bridge or driveway from 1900, original caissons	more pictures
Bridge tower	Nibelungen Bridge 1 layer	1900	monumental neo-Romanesque tower, “Nibelungen style”, 1900, architect Karl Hofmann, ornaments of the round arch by Augusto Varnesi, Darmstadt	more pictures
House of the Capuchin	Nibelungenring 55, Neuturmstraße 16 location	1893	Residential building, three-story plastered building with arcade, "Nibelungen style", 1893, architect Staab; Restaurant extension and corner tower with neo-Gothic motifs
Municipal Port Authority	Nibelungenring 60 layer	1901/02	former municipal port authority, later Rhenania administration building; Sandstone block construction, partly half-timbered, hipped roof, “Nibelungen style”, 1901/02, architect Georg Metzler
Residential building	Noltzstrasse 2 location	1911	three-storey house, Art Nouveau appeal, 1911
Residential building	Noltzstrasse 2a location	Early 20th century	Corner house, Art Nouveau style, early 20th century
City wall with Raschitor and executioner's tower	North facility location		five yokes of the medieval city wall with battlements and flying buttresses for the reconstructed half-timbered walkway; at the breakthrough of Karolingerstraße 1907/08 inserted Raschitor with ogival passage; rectangular executioner tower, corner cuboid
Memorial for the victims of fascism	Otto-Wels-Platz location	1950	circular column position, cube with bronze bowl, 1950	more pictures
villa	Parkstrasse 3/5 location	around 1900	Double villa, country house style, around 1900, architect Hermann Haldenwang
Villa Sonneck	Parkstrasse 7 location	1909	Villa on a moving floor plan, neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance motifs, wooden winter garden extensions, 1909, architect Adolf Fuhrmann
Catholic Paulus Church and Abbey	Paulusplatz 3 and 5 location	after 1002	Quarry stone hall construction; Rectangular choir and west towers soon after 1002, brick domed helmets probably around 1150, apse around 1200, west building around 1220/30, nave restored in the forms of the early 18th century after 1945; Abbey building: eastern cloister wing partly from 1002, Renaissance windows from the 16th century, sacristy with wall paintings from the early 14th century; in the inner courtyard a fountain (former font), probably from the 15th century	more pictures
Residential building	Paulusstrasse 4 location	18th century	Baroque corner house with a mansard hipped roof, essentially from the 18th century
Restaurant building yard	Paulusstrasse 17 location	18th century	former restaurant, now residential building; three-storey plastered building, baroque and classicist motifs, essentially from the 18th century, remodeling in the first half of the 19th century
city ​​wall	Pfauenpforte, behind No. 9 location		Remains of the city wall of the Staufer extension at a height of 2 m	Image wanted
Binding tower	Pfauentorstraße, behind No. 9 Lage		southeast corner tower of the city wall, then city wall	Image wanted
villa	Rathenaustraße 4 location	1913	Hipped roof villa, sober Art Nouveau motifs, all around copies from the Parthenon frieze , 1913
Municipal play and festival house	Rathenaustraße 11 location	1966	Theater, two-thirds of a circle, in front of it a two-story foyer with a glazed ground floor, column-supported upper floor, rectangular entrance hall, 1966, architect Gernot Heyl; with equipment
Residential building	Rathenaustraße 15 location	after 1890	Villa-like neo-Gothic house with a moving roof landscape (in conjunction with No. 17), soon after 1890, architect Ludwig Hofmann
Residential building	Rathenaustraße 17 location	around 1890	villa-like neo-Gothic house with a moving roof landscape (in conjunction with no. 15), around 1890, architect Ludwig Hofmann; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Rathenaustraße 18 location	after 1890	Upper-class four-storey house, neo-baroque yellow sandstone block, soon after 1890
Residential building	Rathenaustraße 23 location	1900	three-storey residential building, historicizing red sandstone block, marked 1900
Residential and commercial building	Rathenaustraße 27 location	1904/05	excellent four-storey Art Nouveau residential and commercial building, yellow sandstone building, 1904/05, architect Albert Reinmann , Mainz
Residential and commercial building	Rathenaustraße, at No. 29 Lage	around 1900	three-storey historicizing building, around 1900, with an elaborately designed central axis
Residential building	Rathenaustraße 31 location	after 1890	three-storey house, founding sandstone building, soon after 1890
Remeyer Hof	Remeyerhofstrasse 20 location	1706	two-storey plastered building, baroque portal with keystone, marked 1706	Image wanted
Residential building	Renzstrasse 13/15 location	around 1890	Neoclassical semi-detached house, around 1890	Image wanted
Main customs office	Rheinstrasse 1, Karolingerstrasse 1 location	around 1930	three-storey hipped roof building, expressionist motifs, around 1930, rear Renaissance stair tower, around 1600
Older prong construction	Rheinstrasse 14 location	around 1600	formerly part of the "older prong construction"; Elongated building, in the core around 1600, Renaissance stair tower	Image wanted
Rhine gate	Rheinstrasse, under No. 27a Lage		Foundation of the medieval Rhine gate of the city fortifications	Image wanted
Residential building	Rheinstrasse 50, Am Ziegelofen 19 location	18th century	baroque house with half-hip roof, 18th century; Former garden house, classifying facade with arched windows (Am Ziegelofen 19)	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Rheinstrasse 52/54 location	1898	Neo-Gothic residential and commercial building, front with stepped gable, No. 52 marked 1898, No. 54 with restaurant, marked 1899, architect Hermann Haldenwang	Image wanted
City wall with Rhine gate	Rheintorgasse location		City wall with pointed arches for the battlements; new covered half-timbered walkway, Gothic Rhine gate	more pictures
Rheintorschänke restaurant	Rheintorplatz 1 location	1903	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated mansard roof, historicist and art nouveau motifs, marked 1903	Image wanted
Westend School	Röderstrasse 2 location	1902-04	three-storey, sandstone-integrated plastered building, neo-renaissance, art nouveau motifs, transverse building with gym and school servant's apartment, neo-renaissance, 1902-04, architect Georg Metzler
villa	Röderstraße 4/6 location	1909	Art Nouveau double villa, 1909; No. 4 sandstone-integrated plastered building on an irregular floor plan, No. 6 with a three-storey facade and balcony, client Leonhard Eppelmann, architect Süssen	Image wanted
villa	Röderstrasse 8 location	1909	sophisticated Art Nouveau villa, cubic mansard hipped roof, 1909, architect Heinrich Metzendorf
villa	Röderstrasse 15 location	1905	Villa in Art Nouveau forms, 1905, architect Georg Rohr; Art Nouveau enclosure
villa	Röderstrasse 21 location	1910	representative mansard hipped roof villa, Art Nouveau motifs, 1910, architect Philipp Neiss
Residential building	Römerstrasse 5 location	18th century	stately baroque corner house with mansard hipped roof, 18th century
portal	Römerstraße, at No. 7/9 location	1606	Arched portal, marked 1606
Sophienift	Römerstrasse 18/20 location		in the core Romanesque-Baroque; Changed in 1898 and 1950; Stair tower, marked 1604, round arched renaissance portal
House to the drum	Römerstrasse 44 location	around 1200	nine-axis corner residential and commercial building, partly baroque, marked 1712; northern gable wall around 1200, Gothic double window around 1300	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Römerstrasse 72 location	second half of the 18th century	Corner residential and commercial building, baroque facades with Rococo motifs, second half of the 18th century
Red House	Römerstrasse 76 location	1624	three-storey sandstone-articulated Renaissance house, marked 1624, late-Gothic gate drive	more pictures
Evangelical Friedrichskirche	Römerstrasse 78 location	1740-44	simple baroque hall with roof turret, 1740–44, architect Johann Georg Baumgratz , Mannheim	more pictures
Residential building	Schillerstraße 20 location	around 1890	Neoclassical house, around 1890	Image wanted
Fountain	Schlossplatz location		Replica of the Renaissance town hall fountain in Nuremberg	more pictures
Administration building	Schönauer Strasse 5 location		former administration building of the Doerr & Reinhart leather factory ; thirteen-axis, three-and-a-half-storey hipped roof building with attic storey, later Art Nouveau or Heimatstil, 1923/24, built by Philipp Holzmann , Frankfurt
Residential building	Seidenbenderstraße 15 location	around 1905	historicizing sandstone-integrated plastered building, partly half-timbered, Art Nouveau motifs, around 1905, architect Jakob Staab
Residential building	Siegfriedstrasse 7 location	1888	Upper bourgeois corner house, sandstone-framed clinker brick building, partly half-timbered, marked 1888
villa	Siegfriedstrasse 9 location	around 1890	stately neo-renaissance villa, sandstone, around 1890
villa	Siegfriedstrasse 12 location	around 1890	Neoclassical villa, cubic sandstone building with gable projections, around 1890
Residential building	Siegfriedstrasse 19 location	around 1890	representative three-storey house, neo-renaissance and neo-baroque motifs, around 1890
Residential building	Steinstrasse 9 location	around 1875	neo-baroque corner house, around 1875
Residential building	Stelzengasse 3/5 location	1774	stately baroque house, marked 1774
Door run	Stelzengasse, at No. 13 Lage	18th century	Gate drive, probably from the 18th century; Renaissance portal, marked 1610
Residential building	Sterngasse 4 location		Baroque entrance with a late Gothic house, renovations at the end of the 19th century and in the 1920s, baroque gate system	Image wanted
Residential building	Sterngasse 10 location	around 1700	three-storey corner house, the core around 1700, two baroque portals, one marked 1700, 1907 Art Nouveau conversion; defining the streetscape
House to the sun	Synagogenplatz 2 location	1870s	Neoclassical plastered building, 1870s, medieval cellar	Image wanted
City wall with gate and citizen tower	Gate tower square location		Stately piece of the Rhine-side Staufer city wall from the gate tower over the Fischer or Luther gate, the citizen tower to Petersstrasse; Sandstone wall with loopholes and baroque city arms; Restored in 1907
Residential building	Ulrich-von-Hutten-Straße 1 location	1905	three-storey house, Nibelungen style / Art Nouveau, marked 1905, architect Adolf Fuhrmann	Image wanted
Residential houses	Ulrich-von-Hutten-Straße 9–13 location	around 1905	Two- and three-storey residential complex, stone-integrated brick construction, neo-renaissance and art nouveau forms, around 1905	Image wanted
Haus zum Silberprenner	Valckenbergstrasse 18 location		Street-side facade of the baroque canon house
sculpture	Valckenbergstrasse, at No. 18 location		Sculpture, probably baroque; on the back of the glass head
Door run	Valckenbergstrasse, at No. 26 location	1700	baroque driveway with apex stone, 1700 (?)
Municipal slaughterhouse	Vangionenstrasse 5 and 5a – d location	1912	large-scale system of individual buildings, entrance area with sculptures, Art Nouveau, inscribed 1912, architect Georg Metzler; No. 5 Direction: sandstone-integrated plastered building with hipped mansard roof; No. 5A Workers' house: sandstone-integrated plastered building; Connecting hall: concrete structure with open roof, iron construction with light attachment; Slaughterhouses and cold stores; single-storey pavilions, stables, buildings for processing the hides, tripe with vestibule; Workshop building under roof with attic floor; Water tower with detached roof helmet; Two single-storey workshop and administration buildings Demolition of all parts of the building east of the connecting hall in 2014
Residential building	Wasserturmstrasse 18 location	1899	three-storey late historical house, marked 1899
Residential building	Wasserturmstrasse 20 location	after 1900	Three-storey residential building, historicizing red sandstone block building with Art Nouveau echoes, soon after 1900
House to the elephant	Weckerlingplatz 1 location	1703	Courtyard, renewed after war damage; Baroque portal, marked 1703, baroque gate, marked 1707
portal	Weckerlingplatz, at No. 5 location	1600	late Gothic gate, marked 1600
Former Catholic St. Andrew's Church and Abbey	Weckerlingplatz 7/9 location	1020	Monastery building and church 1020 including the southern city wall at the Christoffelturm; western cloister wing, renewed 1180–1200, changed in 1242 and around 1300, in 1612 southern cloister wing renewed in Gothic style; three-aisled pillar basilica with double tower facade, partly from the early 11th century, today's appearance mainly from the late 12th century, rococo tympanum (today turned inwards) 1783	more pictures
Residential building	Weckerlingplatz 14 location	18th century	Single-storey baroque house with a mansard hipped roof, 18th century
Schmitturm	Weihergasse, behind No. 9 Lage		between Weihergasse 9 and Weißegasse 8 Schmitturm of the city wall as a property wall	Image wanted
Europahaus	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 2 location	from 1949	stately business, office and residential building with cinema; five-story plastered building with six-story tower section, from 1949, architects Liselotte Blank and Heiner Saxer, Worms
Traffic house	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 2a and 2b location		Sales pavilions, 1925, Stadtbauamt Worms
Residential building	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 4 location	1885	three-story neo-baroque row house, marked 1885; 18th century house in the back yard, remodeled around 1885, baroque skylight portal and windows from the Carmelite monastery
Residential and commercial building	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 8 location	around 1880	three-story neo-baroque corner residential and commercial building, around 1880
Residential building	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 11 location	1880s	three-storey, late-historic corner house, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1880s
Commercial building	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 25 location	around 1875	Neoclassical commercial building, plastered building with colored sandstone parts, around 1875
Neusatz School	Willy-Brandt-Ring 5 layer	1891	four-storey, neo-Romanesque monumental building, black granite, red and gold sandstone, “Nibelungen style”, 1891, architect Karl Hofmann
Door run	Wollstrasse, at No. 1 location		baroque courtyard entrance; remains of a medieval arched frieze in the courtyard; baroque basement exit
Residential building	Wollstrasse 26 location	1698	House with lintel relief, marked 1698
Freedhaus	Wollstrasse 28 location	18th century	representative baroque house with gate, 18th century
city ​​wall	Wollstrasse, between No. 60 and 62 Lage		City wall as the property boundary	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Zornstrasse 3 location	after 1900	Late historical residential and commercial building, three-storey sandstone-integrated plastered building, soon after 1900, architect Georg Augler

Former and abandoned cultural monuments

After the publication of the monument topography in 1992, the monument protection was lifted for the following cultural monuments (or they were deleted from the list of monuments after 2009) or they were destroyed by accidents:

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Urban cattle yard	Fish market 7 location	18th century	former municipal cattle yard; single-storey baroque house, half-hip roof, 18th century; inside stucco ceilings; stone relief, marked 1715; canceled for new building
Bathing establishment prince	Floßhafenstrasse 7a location	1910	A facility floating on pontoons with a former open-air swimming pool, changing rooms and a wooden café house, 1910; 2011 decreased
Mill	Hafenstrasse 16 location	around 1900	former mill operation; Machine house, historic brick building with crenellated gables, around 1900; before 2015 deleted from the list of monuments	Image wanted
Main post office	Kämmererstraße 44 location	around 1950	nine-axis sandstone-framed plastered building, around 1950; broken off for the construction of a new shopping center, some spoilage there	Image wanted
Gasworks	Klosterstrasse 14 location	1889	former gasworks; red sandstone building with historicizing structure, marked in 1889, architect Karl Hofmann; in the courtyard a hall complex dating from the time of construction, sandstone-integrated plastered construction; canceled for the construction of a new shopping center	Image wanted
Residential building	Paulusstrasse 10 location	in the middle of the 19th century	neo-classical corner house, mid-19th century, iron courtyard gate; canceled for new building	Image wanted
Festhaus restaurant	Rathenaustraße 11 location	1888/89 and 1950	partially dismantled (preserved parts see above: municipal play and festival house); for the new building of the culture and conference center were canceled: Restaurant wing and Mozart Hall of the old festival house, 1888/89, architect Otto March, Berlin; sandstone-clad winter garden, 1950s; Architect Gernot Heyl	Image wanted
Lederwerke Cornelius Heyl AG	Speyerer Straße 110 location	around 1900	Factory site with numerous individual buildings and multi-part building complexes, largely brick buildings, mainly around 1900; fortress-like three-storey factory building on the south corner, early 1920s, architect probably Ludwig Bruckmann, Worms; canceled due to high renovation costs (contaminated sites, building fabric)	more pictures

literature

• Irene Spille (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 10: City of Worms. Werner, Worms 1992, ISBN 3-88462-084-3 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (publisher): Informational directory of the cultural monuments of the city of Worms (PDF; 5.0 MB). Mainz 2018.

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Worms-Kernstadt  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Ordinance of the city administration of Worms on the protection of the monument zone "Cathedral district". April 5, 2014, accessed October 18, 2016 . 

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