List of cultural monuments in the center of Zweibrücken

In the list of cultural monuments in Zweibrücken-Stadtmitte , all cultural monuments in the core area of the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Zweibrücken are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 25, 2018).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone cemetery	Vogelgesangstrasse location	1789	Created in 1789, extensions in 1883, 1919; Laying out hall (Vogelgesangstraße 13): sandstone block construction, center of the entrance side as a raised temple front, marked 1901; War memorial 1870/71, memorial commemorating the campaigns of 1840, 1864–66 and 1870/71, marked 1895; south of the morgue two grave fields with small stone crosses for the fallen of the First World War; Monument to the Napoleonic warriors, marked 1837; numerous grave monuments significant in terms of art and town history	more pictures
Monument zone Herzogvorstadt or Untere Vorstadt	Goetheplatz 1, Herzogplatz, Herzogstrasse 1–5, 9–15, 2–10, Schillerstrasse 2–8, Dinglerstrasse 1, 3 Lage	1760-75	1760-75 under Duke Christian IV. In front of the Lower Gate, designed by Planning Director Christian Ludwig Hautt created, posh simple houses with Lisenengliederung , balconies and mansard roofs , partly replaced by new buildings in the 19th century, preserved in some houses interior	more pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Vogelgesangstrasse location	1893	Laid out in 1893 in the southeast corner of the general cemetery established in 1789
Monument zone barracks in the Oselbach	Oselbachstrasse 41, 22er Strasse location	1890-96	Barracks complex, brick, 1890–96; White barracks: four-storey hipped roof buildings with side risers ; several three-story buildings and a single-story vehicle hall; 22er Straße 25: Kommandantenbau, two-wing neo-baroque hipped roof building
Monument zone Obere Denisstraße	Obere Denisstraße 2-8 (even numbers), Obere Himmelsbergstraße 59 Lage	around 1920/30	Settlement from around 1920/30 made up of three two-story apartment blocks, baroque reform architecture with individual expressionist details	Image wanted BW
Monument zone Obere Vorstadt	Maxstrasse 12–18 and 13–19 location	from 1700	Part of the Upper Suburb, which was built in front of the former Obertor from 1700, a closed, built-up street section with two- and three-story plastered eaves buildings with dormer-covered mansard roofs and courtyards connected to the rear	Image wanted BW
Monument zone Schwarzbachkanal	Location between Gestütsallee and Rosengartenstrasse	1770	canal lined by plane tree avenue between Bismarckbrücke and “Schliess”; structural version of the Schwarzbach 1589, straightening from 1621; Natural stone setting and accompanying planting in connection with the Herzogvorstadt 1770	more pictures
Monument zone settlement on Mannlichplatz	Mannlichplatz 1–8, Hofenfelsstrasse 139–159, Sundahlstrasse 1–25, 2–24 location	1920s	in the 1920s based on plans by the architect Gross, two- to three-storey multi-family houses arranged axially on terraced terrain, plastered buildings with expressionistic styles, the Sundahlstrasse 12–15 block with a tower towering over everything; Wittelsbacher Brunnen monument (1906, design by Drumm) on the central Mannlichplatz, moved here from Schlossplatz in 1939
Fasanerie monument zone and Tschifflik pleasure palace	east of the city (Fasaneriestraße 1) location	1718-27	terrace- shaped pleasure palace complex according to plans by Jonas Erikson Sundahl , 1718–27, of which the terrace wall with cascades and partially reconstructed pavilions on the sides, water basin, has been preserved; 1757–69 conversion to pheasantry, enclosed by a wall; therein in the north ruin of a tower hill castle from the early 12th century (foundation walls of a rectangular tower house, two cisterns, circular wall, shield wall of the outer castle, neck ditch)	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
villa	22er-Straße 48/50 location	around 1910	Double villa; Single-storey plastered building, reform architecture influenced by the English country house style , around 1910	Image wanted BW
Evangelical Alexander Church	Alexanderstraße 1 location	before 1493	Originally late Gothic basilica, before 1493 until probably after 1514, master builder Philipp von Gemünd , 1755/56 new construction of the tower, architect Christian Ludwig Hautt, 1945 destruction of the entire complex, 1953–55 simplified reconstruction	more pictures
Villa Weis	Alte Steinhauser Strasse 5 location	around 1900	One-storey plastered, stone-integrated building with a central projection, around 1900	Image wanted BW
Villa Ipser	Alte Steinhauser Strasse 11 location	1908	also Villa Rothenberg ; representative plastered building with house integration, three-story tower, Art Nouveau, 1908	more pictures
Villa Mayer	Alte Steinhauser Strasse 36 location	1908	Plastered building with house integration, half-timbered gable, tower and bay buildings, 1908	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 1 location	last quarter of the 19th century	Half-hip roof construction, 4 to 7 axes, last quarter of the 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Bismarckstrasse 2/4 location	at the end of the 19th century	three-storey plastered building, end of the 19th century
Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 6 location	at the end of the 19th century	six-axis plastered building, end of the 19th century
villa	Bismarckstrasse 12 location	around 1900	single-storey brick building, polygonal tower, neo-renaissance , around 1900
Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 14 location	third quarter of the 19th century	six-axis plastered building, entrance side with bay window and arched niches, third quarter of the 19th century
relief	Denisstraße, at No. 22 location	first half of the 20th century	relief	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Dinglerstrasse 7 location	third quarter of the 19th century	five-axis house, third quarter of the 19th century
Residential building	Dinglerstrasse 9 location	third quarter of the 19th century	seven-axle house, third quarter of the 19th century
Ducal dovecote	Dinglerstrasse, at No. 32 location	late 18th century	small neo-classical building with hipped roof, late 18th century, balcony from the beginning of the 20th century	Image wanted BW
tower	Eremitagestraße 3 location	16th Century	Tower of the former Hermitage; in the core possibly from the 16th century, heightening and structuring of the pilasters in the later 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Fruchtmarktstrasse 4 location	1904	three-storey rectangular building, marked 1904
villa	Gartenstrasse 15 location	around 1920/30	stately hipped roof villa, classifying reform architecture , around 1920/30	Image wanted BW
Bismarck Monument	Goetheplatz location	1896	Granite base with bronze statue, 1896
Holy Cross Catholic Parish Church	Gutenbergstrasse 6 location		Originally a neo-early Gothic hall church, 1869–79, architect Franz Jakob Schmitt , after destruction in 1945, reconstruction in 1949/50 by Albert Boßlet as a flat-roofed wall pillar hall	more pictures
Zweibrücken State Stud	Gutenbergstrasse 16a location	first half of the 19th century	State stud, first half of the 19th century; three stable buildings, two horse head sculptures and a column with a vase crown; overall structural system	more pictures
Villa Schwinn	Gutenbergstrasse 41 location	at the end of the 19th century	representative Wilhelminian style brick building with house integration on a moving floor plan, neo-renaissance
Tax office	Gymnasiumstrasse 4 location	1911	New baroque mansard roof over a high base, three-axis central projection, 1911
King Ludwig Fountain	Hallplatz location	1914	Octagonal fountain trough with putti carrying garlands , design by Wilhelm Kreis , inauguration on June 14, 1914
Residential and commercial building	Hauptstrasse 65 location	after 1900	narrow three-storey mansard roof building, Art Nouveau, shortly after 1900
Residential and commercial building	Hauptstrasse 71 location	second half of the 19th century	four-storey building from the Gründerzeit, a polygonal corner tower
Gasthaus "Zum Hirsch"	Hauptstrasse 88 location	around 1600	former “Zum Hirsch” inn; three-storey quarry shell, strongly protruding standing bay, around 1600, marked 1679 (renovation?); behind the house there is a four-storey polygonal stair tower, end of the 16th century
town hall	Herzogstrasse 1 location	1770/71	Plastered building, 1770/71, architects Michael Krumm and Christian Schweighofer , sculptors Andreas Gitzner and Mihm, heightened in 1858; also the former residential buildings at Herzogstrasse 3, 5 and 7
District and regional court	Herzogstraße 2/4, Goetheplatz 1 location	second half of the 18th century	Double-winged baroque hipped mansard roof, second half of the 18th century
Mannlich house	Herzogstrasse 8 location	second half of the 18th century	five-axis plastered building, second half of the 18th century, heightened in 1881
Petri house	Herzogstrasse 9 location	second half of the 18th century	former house, now city museum; stately mansard roof building, second half of the 18th century
Melanchthonheim	Herzogstrasse 10 location	second half of the 18th century	stately hipped roof building, second half of the 18th century, heightened in 1860/61
Methodist Church	Hilgardstrasse 6 location	1898	sandstone-integrated plastered building, 1898
Residential building	Hilgardstrasse 11 location	1896	one-and-a-half-storey, historicized plastered building, marked 1896, complex wrought iron work
Himmelsberg tunnel	Himmelsbergstrasse, under No. 18, 20 and 22 location	from the second half of the 18th century	extensive cellars, partly from the second half of the 18th century, mostly from the 19th century	Image wanted BW
Residential and guest house	Himmelsbergstrasse 36 location	at the end of the 19th century	representative building with polygonal corner bay window, neo-renaissance
Villa Hochburg	Hochstrasse 4 location	1910	Double villa, some with four floors, with a half-hipped roof, Art Nouveau, 1910	Image wanted BW
villa	Hofenfelsstrasse 14 location	second half of the 19th century	single-storey Wilhelminian mansard roof building
villa	Hofenfelsstrasse 16 location	at the end of the 19th century	Wilhelminian style hipped roof construction, neo-renaissance
school	Hofenfelsstrasse 53 location	1880	former Helmholtz high school; three-storey hipped roof building, expanded in 1880, 1904, rebuilt after being destroyed in the war in 1949/50
Orphanage	Hofenfelsstrasse 68 location	1891-93	former orphanage; Castle-like red sandstone block construction, partially plastered, neo-Renaissance, 1891–93
Residential and commercial building	Ixheimer Strasse 119 Location	Early 20th century	stately three-storey late historical building, early 20th century	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Ixheimer Strasse 132 location	around 1880/90	late classicist house, historicizing individual forms, around 1880/90	Image wanted BW
Villa Froelich	Jakob-Leyser-Straße 9 location	around 1900	Hipped roof building with corner turrets, pillar loggia, etc., around 1900
Residential building	Kaiserstraße 11 location	1910s	three-storey square building, Art Nouveau, probably from the 1910s
Residential building	Kaiserstraße 64 location	19th century	Five-axis classical plastered building, 19th century
Evangelical Karlskirche	Karlstrasse 3 location	1708-11	Hall structure with pilaster strips , 1708–11, architect Haquinus Schlang , rebuilt in 1965/66 after destruction in 1945	more pictures
Villa wagon burner	Kohlhofstrasse 2 location	1903	stately plastered building, neo-renaissance, marked 1903	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Landauer Strasse 25 location	around 1870/80	seven-axis plastered building, probably around 1870/80
Residential building	Landauer Strasse 75/77 location	1882	one and a half storey duplex house, attic floor half-timbered, 1882
Residential building	Landstuhler Strasse 1 location	around 1900	Semi-detached house; Brick building, around 1900	Image wanted BW
villa	Landstuhler Strasse 44 location	Early 20th century	Castle-like plastered building with house integration, early 20th century	Image wanted BW
Water tank	Landstuhler Strasse 105 location	1900	Red sandstone cuboid, marked 1900	Image wanted BW
Residential and commercial building	Poststrasse 14 location	1900	three-storey brick building with house integration, corner turret, marked 1900
Post packing yard	Poststrasse 33 location	around 1940	three-storey administration building with loading ramp, before or shortly after the Second World War
Main post	Poststrasse 35 location	1909 ff.	stately three-storey mansard roof building, 1909 ff.
Central Station	Poststrasse 37 location	1872/73	classical station building; Two-storey central building with single-storey wing structures, 1872/73, three-storey corner buildings after 1918	more pictures
villa	Realschulstrasse 8 location	around 1910	Plastered building, partly half-timbered, around 1910
villa	Realschulstrasse 11 location	around 1910/15	Villa, around 1910/15
villa	Realschulstrasse 12 location	around 1920	Villa, around 1920
Residential and commercial building	Rosengartenstrasse, to No. 2 location	around 1900	three-storey plastered building with stepped gable facing the main street, around 1900; sitting directly on the city wall	Image wanted BW
Festival hall	Saarlandstrasse 9 location	1953	multi-part, multi- story and richly windowed plastered building in forms typical of the time, 1953, architect Werner Böshans ; Furnishing	more pictures
Residential building	Schillerstraße 6 location	early 19th century	seven-axis classical plastered building, early 19th century
villa	Schillerstraße 17 location	1887	Villa, neo-renaissance, 1887
Residential building	Schillerstraße 18 location	around 1900	three-story row house, around 1900
Villa Erna	Schillerstraße 51 location	1905	representative brick building with house integration, 1905
Ducal castle	Schlossplatz 7 location	1720-25	two-and-a-half-story, twenty-one-axis building with central and side projections, 1720-25, building director Jonas Erikson Sundahl, burned down in 1793, restored in 1817	more pictures
monument	Schloßplatz, behind No. 7 Lage	after 1842	Monument to King Maximilian I, after 1842, sculptor Philip Wolfius
Niederauerbach train station	Tschifflick 2 location	1877	former train station; Rural-classicist type construction, single-storey ancillary buildings (goods shed etc.), probably from 1877	more pictures
villa	Uhlandstrasse 10 location	around 1900	single-storey brick building, polygonal stair tower, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Residential building	Uhlandstrasse 12/14 location	around 1900	Double house, single-storey classical plastered building, knee floor, around 1900
Evangelical clubhouse	Wackenstrasse 9 location	1899	formerly probably a residential building; Plaster construction, Neo-Renaissance stone parts, 1899
Villa Spach	Wackenstrasse 12 location	1895	late historic villa, 1895
Residential houses	Wackenstrasse 19/21/23 location	Early 20th century	Group of three houses, neo-baroque, No. 21 three-storey, early 20th century