List of cultural monuments on Fehmarn

The list of cultural monuments on Fehmarn lists all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Fehmarn (Ostholstein district) and its districts (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
5042	Am Burggraben 2, Dünenweg 1–13, 14–26, 27–32, 33–43, 44–53, 54–60, Stranddistelweg 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Strandhaferweg 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, south beach promenade, to beach promenade 1, 5	Baltic spa Burgtiefe	Baltic spa Burgtiefe; 1965–1973, Arch. Arne Jacobsen / Otto Weitling; Uniformly designed holiday complex on the Burgtiefe peninsula along the southern beach line, organic urban style and functional, partially standardized details, consisting of a spa center, hotel area and bungalow and apartment complex.
40683	At the church	St. John's Church (Petersdorf on Fehmarn)	Church of St. Johannis with furnishings, Petersdorfer Altar, pastorate, churchyard, granite slope wall, linden wreath
40539	wide street	St. Nikolai Church	Church of St. Nikolai with furnishings, churchyard, tombs up to 1870, granite slope wall, linden wreath
13195	Dänschendorfer Strasse, Am Großsoll	Petersdorf village green	Petersdorf village green; Plant presumably going back to medieval “Leger” (Dingplatz), design around 1920, after 1945; park-like plaza with a rich population of old trees, a pond and elaborate memorials
40681	Main road	Church of St. Petri	Church of St. Petri with furnishings, bell tower, churchyard, grave monuments until 1870, granite wall, row of lime trees
44559	Kapellenweg 13a-b, 13, 13c	St. Jürgen Stift	St.-Jürgen-Stift; going back to the 14th century, houses 1935 a. 1950; Formerly built as an infirmary consisting of a small, towerless brick chapel and two monastery houses, brick buildings with hipped roofs. The St. Jürgen Chapel is separately under protection
40679	Kirchenstieg	Church of St. John (Bannesdorf)	St. Johannis church with furnishings, churchyard, tombstones until 1870, field stone wall, main gate
38607	Mary's lamp 1	Mary's lamp	Factual entirety of Marienlicht; Lighthouse re. 1832, farm building probably 1900, stable bez. 1925; consisting of: lighthouse, four-storey square tower with platform and lantern with single-storey half-hipped roof wing buildings and flat roof forecourt, with brick facades; detached farm building, single-storey saddle roof construction; Stable, one-storey hipped roof building with gable projections, in the form of homeland security architecture; surrounding outdoor area with wind protection plants.
37376	Sahrensdorfer Strasse 13	Residential house with courtyard building	Hofstelle; 18./19. Century; Gable-independent dwelling house with rear farm building, both in half-timbered

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
1606		Glambek castle ruins
13465	At the moat 2	House of the spa guest	House of the spa guest; 1968, Arch. A. Jacobsen; two-storey, largely glazed reinforced concrete skeleton construction, terrace with pergola
1553	On the market	Marketplace (street space)
1554	At market 1	town hall	The town hall Burg auf Fehmarn was built in 1901 for the town of Burg auf Fehmarn instead of the late medieval town hall from 1520. The architect was Carl Voss from Kiel, the total construction cost was 85,000 marks.
1517	At market 21	Wissers Hotel	Hotel; 1909, older in essence; Two-storey plastered building with half-hipped roof, gable-side, building corners and ground floor rusticated
456	At the church	St. Johannis Church (Petersdorf) with furnishings	The church was originally built in the 13th century. In the 15th century the church was enlarged. Inside there is an altar shrine from the period after 1390. The altar dates from 1702.
5157	At the church 4	Pastorate
13261	Bahnhofstrasse 7	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1899, Arch. C. Voss; three-storey brick building with flat side elevation, steep hipped roof, ornamental structure in the home style
1565	wide street	Street space
27638	wide street	Rows of trees
1608	wide street	Church of St. Nikolai with furnishings	The oldest part of the church comes from the transition from Romanesque to Gothic. The Romanesque building elements can be recognized on the outside by the arched frieze under the roof ridge, the north arch panel on the north side and arched windows that were later converted into Gothic pointed arch windows, with the pointed arches breaking through the round arch frieze. Three bays of the central nave and the two aisles are Romanesque. In the 15th century the church was enlarged in the late Gothic style.
228	Broad Street 2	Residential and commercial building
1567	Breite Strasse 8	Residential and commercial building
1568	Breite Strasse 10	Inn with first urn
235	Breite Strasse 12	Residential building
226	Breite Strasse 14	Residential and commercial building
227	Broad Street 16	Residential and commercial building
1569	Breite Strasse 18-20	Inn
1571	Broad Street 22	Residential and commercial building
1570	Breite Strasse 24	pharmacy
1572	Breite Strasse 26	Residential building with a front staircase
1574	Broad Street 28	Residential building
1575	Breite Strasse 29	Residential and commercial building
1576	Broad Street 30	Residential building
1577	32 Broad Street	Residential building
1578	Breite Strasse 42	Residential building
1581	45 Broad Street	Residential and commercial building
1586	Broad Street 49	Museum, former school building
1585	Breite Strasse 51	Museum, former cantor house
1584	Broad Street 53	Museum / former preacher's widow's house
10279	Fehmarn Sound	Fehmarnsund Bridge	The network arch bridge was designed by the engineers G. Fischer, T. Jahnke and P. Stein of Gutehoffnungshütte Sterkrade AG, Oberhausen-Sterkrade. The architect Gerd Lohmer was involved in the architectural design. The bridge was inaugurated on April 30, 1963.
13048	Fledged	Flügge lighthouse
3153	Main road	Church of St. Petri with furnishings	The origin of the church dates from the middle of the 13th century. The choir was enlarged in the 14th century. Inside an altar from 1715. The votive ship of a Lübeck warship is the oldest ship model in Germany. It dates from 1617. It is a three-master.
3336	Hauptstrasse 39 a	Barn Goessel
2657	Hohendbod 1	Residential building
1607	Kapellenweg 13	St. Jürgen Chapel
3965	Kirchenstieg	Church of St. John with equipment	The church was built in the middle of the 13th century. The south wall and other parts were repaired with bricks in 1875. Inside is a Gotland baptism from 1240.
1650	Mary's lamp 1	Lighthouse 1832 with wings
3518	Mühlenweg 3	Windmill "Südermühle"
13210	Mühlenweg / Lemkenhafen 43	Miller's house
3374	Mühlenweg / Lemkenhafen 45	Sail windmill with farm building	The Jachen Flünk sailing windmill is part of the Mill and Craft Museum. The mill was built in 1787. The original interior has been preserved.
1609	Niendorfer Weg 5	secondary school
1159	Meeschendorf district 17	Mackeprang courtyard: residential building
13090	Meeschendorf district 17	Mackeprang farm: Backhaus
2760	Sahrensdorfer Strasse 13	Residential building	Half-timbered building; 18./19. Century; One-storey two-post construction with a passage board, sides and hipped roof, half-timbering under plaster
2761	Sahrensdorfer Strasse 13	Storage	Farm buildings; 19th century; Half-timbered construction in post construction with half-hipped roof and side gate entrance
970	Staberhof 4	Gut Staberhof: mansion
971	Staberhof 4	Gut Staberhof: barn
7978	Staberhuk	"Staberhuk" lighthouse
13049	Strukkamp	Strukkamphuk lighthouse
1598	Süderstrasse 15	Residential building	Residential house, around 1900, single-storey brick building with rear wing, jamb, two-storey middle section and gable roof
1602	Süderstrasse 36	Residential building	Residential building; 2nd half of the 19th century; single-storey plastered building with three-axis dwarf house and half-hipped roof, eaves
6413	South beach promenade	Sea wave pool	Seawater wave pool; 1971-72, Arch. A. Jacobsen; Erected in the context of the Baltic spa town of Burgtiefe, building on a pedestal-like substructure, monumental external framework made of seven concrete trusses sloping towards the sea, filigree glazed steel housing suspended
37748	0 south beach promenade	Bronze sculpture " Girls from the South Beach "	Bronze sculpture "Girl on the Beach"; 1975, Karlheinz Goedtke ; roughly life-size bronze group, two young women in beach clothes
9031	Westermarkelsdorf	"Westermarkelsdorf" lighthouse with caretaker's house	After the construction, a two-wick kerosene lamp was initially used as the light source, which was replaced by a benzene incandescent lamp in 1922. From 1924 the beacon was operated electrically. The tower is still equipped with the original belt lamp, focal length 250 mm from 1924. A HQI-T 400 W halogen discharge lamp has been in use since 1999, producing a brightness of 33104 cd. The nominal range is about 7.4 nm. In the event of a power failure, an emergency power generator is available.

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
13205	At the church	Kirchhof (Petersdorf)	Churchyard, granite wall, linden wreath
10791	wide street	Churchyard (castle)	Cemetery, tombstones until 1870, granite wall, linden wreath
13155	Main road	Kirchhof (Landkirchen)	Cemetery, tombs until 1870, granite wall, row of lime trees
13105	Kirchenstieg	Kirchhof (Bannesdorf)	Cemetery, tombstones until 1870, stone wall, main gate

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Fehmarn  - collection of images, videos and audio files

literature

• Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments. Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Founded by the Tag für Denkmalpflege 1900, continued by Ernst Gall , edited by Johannes Habich, Christoph Timm (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Lübeck), updated by Susanne Grötz and Klaus Jan Philipp (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Schleswig-Holstein). 3. Edition. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-422-03120-3 .

source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 826 kB)

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