List of cultural monuments on the White Deer

In the list of cultural monuments on the Weißen Hirsch includes the cultural monuments of the Dresden district Weißer Hirsch . The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Dresden .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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List of monuments

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Monument protection area Weißer Hirsch / Oberloschwitz	(Map)		historical, artistic, urban development, landscape design and settlement history significance (in force on March 28, 1997).	09306461
	Weisser Hirsch concert area	(Map)	1900 (open-air theater)	System with stage shell, terrace and retaining walls; The stage shell including the substructure, the terrace is semicircular and covered, important in terms of building history and local history	09217014
	Denkstein Beautification Association Weißer Hirsch and Oberloschwitz	(Map)	around 1876 (monument)	Memorial and benches; large boulder including inscription and rounded benches attached to the side, significant in terms of local history	09217736
More pictures	Material entirety Waldfriedhof Weißer Hirsch with several individual monuments	Am Heiderand 10 (map)	1898 (forest cemetery)	Material entirety Waldfriedhof Weißer Hirsch with the following individual monuments: chapel, war memorial at the main entrance, monumental graves, memorial for the victims of February 13, 1945 in the grave field WH L, crypt Johann Carl Müller, »Gottesbrünnlein«, urn slope / terrace system with retaining wall including urn niches, railings and Staircases, enclosure wall including gate systems, gate pillars, ornamental lattice and wooden gates (ID-No. 09211646), cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with structured path system, structure and space-forming planting, as well as outside the cemetery wall located green verge on the street (warning strip) (Garden monument); The site is significant in terms of local history, personal history and garden art, is memorable, and in some areas is also artistically valuable	09306022
More pictures	Individual monument belonging to the forest cemetery Weißer Hirsch: chapel, war memorial at the main entrance, monumental graves (individual monument for ID no. 09306022)	Am Heiderand 10 (map)	1937-1938 (urn hanging system), 1898 (cemetery chapel), 1904 (crypt house), 1925 (war memorial)	Individual monument belonging to the forest cemetery Weißer Hirsch: Chapel, war memorial at the main entrance, monumental graves, memorial for the victims of February 13, 1945 in the grave field WH L, Johann Carl Müller crypt, "Gottesbrünnlein", urn slope / terrace system with retaining wall including urn niches, railings and stairs , Enclosure wall including gate systems, gate pillars, ornamental grille and wooden gates; The site is significant in terms of local history, personal history and garden art, is memorable, and in some areas is also artistically valuable	09211646
	Villa Zietz	Am Hochwald 1 (map)	1910-1911, marked 1911 (factory owner's villa)	Villa with outbuildings, gate pillars, garden and massive parts of the enclosure; Villa building dominated by a polygonal corner tower, volute gables and entrance porch with ornamental framework , various ornaments, outbuildings used as a garage or coach house with an apartment, characteristic property of reform architecture at the beginning of the 20th century with echoes of English cottage style, created by Max Herfurt , at the same time representative and stylized Historicist design elements highlighted, significant in terms of building history and artistically.	09211643
	Villa Reichhardt	Am Hochwald 2 (map)	1910-1911 (villa)	Villa with outbuildings and fencing; Magnificent, historicizing villa building with plastered facade, high hipped mansard roof and representative entrance area, neo-baroque , significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211644
	House Gäbler	Am Hochwald 4 (map)	1936 (villa)	Villa; striking, traditionally designed building from the 1930s with plastered facade and hipped roof , revitalization through folding shutters, bat dormers and round windows, historically significant, probably also artistically important	09211645
More pictures	Catholic parish church St. Hubertus	Am Hochwald 8 (map)	1937 (church)	Church with furnishings; House of God made of a tiered tower, nave, choir and sacristy, simple, traditional church building in the sense of homeland security, historically and artistically significant	09211744
More pictures	Lahmann's sanatorium as a whole with individual monuments	Bautzner Landstrasse (map)	1866-1867 (sanatorium), around 1900 (sanatorium)	Lahmann's sanatorium as a whole with the individual monuments: men's bath / men's bath, women's bath / bathhouse (Frieda-Bad) and walkway, Heinrichshof, guesthouse, main building, indoor hall, deer house, women's massage, doctor's house, old entrance hall, library / cloakroom (society house), old and new dining room , Glass hall, men's massage, walkway; The entire complex is particularly significant in terms of building history and local history as well as artistically, and is also unique.	09303837
More pictures	Individual features of the Lahmanns Sanatorium as a whole: boarding house, main building including pergola, ladies' massage, entrance hall, social building, old dining room, new dining room, glass hall, men's massage, walkway, boiler room and farm building (individual features for ID no. 09303837)	Bautzner Landstrasse (map)	1912 (sanatorium part), 1913 (sanatorium part)	Individual features of the Lahmann sanatorium as a whole: boarding house, possibly the so-called Dresden house (1892), post room / offices (around 1910), main house with street-side extension including pergola (1892 and after 1900), ladies' massage, old entrance hall (around 1910), library / Cloakroom (society house), old dining room (1904), new dining room (1907), glass hall, gentlemen's massage, walkway to Bautzner Landstrasse (1912), boiler house and farm building; Large former spa facility on the edge of the Dresdner Heide, consisting of a large number of different buildings, historicizing (especially neo-renaissance and Swiss style) or in Art Nouveau, the entire complex, especially in terms of building history and local history as well as artistically significant, also unique.	09211651
	Apartment house in open development and corner location	Bautzner Landstrasse 4 (map)	1895 (tenement)	Historical residential building typical of the time from 1895, simple plastered facade with natural stone integration, plastering and wooden verandas, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211678
	New Kurhaus; Hotel Kurhaus; Park light games	Bautzner Landstrasse 6 (map)	1895 (residential and commercial building)	Residential and commercial building or residential and restaurant building with hall extension; Also hotel, with shop fittings, typical, representative and historicizing plastered building with ornamental framework, boarded gables and bay windows, significant in terms of building history and local history, characterizing the street scene.	09211725
More pictures	Deer house; Kurhaus (formerly Kurhaus Weißer Hirsch)	Bautzner Landstrasse 6a (map)	1756 (manor house), 1874-1875 (spa house)	Kurhaus; Elongated building, today shops on the ground floor, with a simple plastered facade, historicizing structure and expanded mansard roof , the older building was preserved as a nine-axis middle section, it was extended by four axes on both sides, the main entrance designed as a portal with columns, beams and a sculpture of the white deer , the oldest preserved building from the White Deer, significant in terms of building history and local history, characterizing the streetscape	09211729
More pictures	Hotel Esplanade; Parkhotel	Bautzner Landstrasse 7 (map)	1912-1914 (hotel)	Hotel with multiple ballrooms; representative building with echoes of strict Art Nouveau and New Objectivity, elongated complex with arcade motif on the ground floor, the halls inside partly with galleries and mirror walls, remarkable Art Nouveau windows, property historically and artistically significant, characterizing the street scene; Hotel built for Jacques Bettenhausen based on plans by Johannes Kraaz , which opened in December 1914.	09211726
	Residential and commercial building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 8 (map)	1908 (residential and commercial building)	Architecturally demanding building of the reform architecture after 1900, objectified, with accentuating jewelry, design by Max Herfurt, one of the most interesting Dresden architects of the time, part of the business center of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, architecturally and artistically significant	09211665
More pictures	Ludwig Küntzelmann Monument	Bautzner Landstrasse 8 (in front) (map)	1883 (monument)	Memorial stone with bronze relief, with open space design and enclosure fence; of local historical importance; erected in memory of Ludwig Küntzelmann .	09216779
More pictures	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 9 (map)	1903-1904 (tenement house)	representative building of reform architecture after 1900 with Art Nouveau elements, arcades on the ground floor and large loggias, accentuating, economical decor, part of the business center of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, important in terms of building history and urban development history	09211727
	Residential and commercial building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 10 (map)	1905 (residential and commercial building)	Building with echoes of the reform style architecture with historicizing motifs and objectified Art Nouveau elements, with lavishly decorated, multi-storey bay windows, these with curved gables, roof turrets, aesthetically sophisticated building, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, important in terms of urban development, architectural history and artistically	09211733
More pictures	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 11 (map)	marked 1898 (tenement house)	with shops, clinker stone building typical of the time with historicizing elements, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of urban development and architectural history	09211728
	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 11b (map)	1905 (tenement)	with shop, simple plastered building in the style of reform architecture after 1900, characterized by bay windows and slated dwelling, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of urban development and architectural history	09211731
	Apartment house in a corner and semi-open development	Bautzner Landstrasse 15 (map)	1903-1905 and inscribed 1904 (tenement house)	with shops, extremely representative plastered building with natural stone integration, location emphasized by the square-shaped corner tower, picturesque, moving elevation with Art Nouveau ornamentation, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of value in terms of building history and urban development history	09211732
	Villa Stange and Rathauspark; later the Weißer Hirsch municipal office	Bautzner Landstrasse 17 (map)	1873 (villa), 1903 (villa), 1912 (spa park)	Villa and spa park; Temporary municipal office (town hall) of the district, with its comparatively unadorned structure and the high, multi-faceted roof, a striking example of the reform architecture after 1900, the town hall park as a typical health resort, a regular facility, significant in terms of local history and building history	09211773
More pictures	New reading room; Drinking spa hall; Chinese pavilion	Bautzner Landstrasse 17a (map)	1910-1911 (exhibition pavilion), 1912, second use (drinking hall)	Reading and drinking spa hall with outdoor facilities (see Bautzner Landstrasse 17, ID no. 09211773); A pavilion designed in a Chinese style, which stood at Stübelplatz during the 1st International Hygiene Exhibition in 1911 and was used there as the Chinese state pavilion, historically and artistically significant.	09211652
	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 18 (map)	marked 1898 (tenement house)	with shops, historical building typical of the time with plastered stone facade from 1898, dominated by a central projectile and tail gable , part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development	09211661
	Residential and commercial building with shop in half-open development	Bautzner Landstrasse 20 (map)	1902 (residential and commercial building)	Butcher shop with original furnishings, characteristic historicizing building with clinker stone facade from around 1900, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211660
	Villa Wettin; Villa Wollin	Bautzner Landstrasse 21 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Rental villa; Representative villa construction in typical reform style architecture with a high mansard hipped roof and sparingly used decor of the plastered facade, characterizing the round bay windows at the corners of the building, historically significant and, as part of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211734
	Post Office Weißer Hirsch (formerly)	Bautzner Landstrasse 23 (map)	1914 (post)	Former post office; representative, historicizing building with typical plastered stone facade and high mansard hipped roof, part of the business center of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, important in terms of building history and urban development history	09211735
	Apartment building in half-open development	Bautzner Landstrasse 24 (map)	1912-1913 (tenement house)	with shops, high-quality construction of the reform architecture around 1910, highly objectified, by Max Herfurt, one of the most interesting Dresden architects of the time, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211749
	Back building	Bautzner Landstrasse 25 (map)	1898 (Secret Annex)	Small building with a simple plastered facade, characterized by a central projection with a fancy stepped gable, of importance in terms of architectural and urban development	09216700
	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 26 (map)	Early 20th century (tenement house)	with shop, characteristic, historicizing building with clinker stone facade and Art Nouveau influences, characterized by bay windows and high mansard roof, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development	09211748
	Villa at home	Bautzner Landstrasse 27 (map)	1893-1896 and inscribed 1896 (Villa)	Villa; Characteristic, historicizing villa building with plastered facade and natural stone integration, characterized by a central projectile with floating gable and glazed wooden loggias, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of urban development and architectural history	09211736
	Apartment building in closed development	Bautzner Landstrasse 28 (map)	1909 (tenement)	with shops, functional building typical of the time in the reform style , plastered facade characterized by economical decor and bay windows, part of the business center of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211747
	Villa Saxonia	Bautzner Landstrasse 29 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Villa with outbuildings and fencing; representative, historicizing plastered building from the turn of the century, characterized by a central projection with a dominating gable, bay window and glazed loggias, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211737
	villa	Bautzner Landstrasse 37 (map)	1880 (villa)	Typical villa construction from 1880 with a plastered facade and historicizing natural stone elements, characterized by a central projectile with floating gable, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211738
	Villa Tusculum	Bautzner Landstrasse 39 (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Villa; Small, characteristic villa building around 1880 with a simple plastered facade and historicizing natural stone elements, dominated by glazed loggias, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211739
	villa	Bautzner Landstrasse 43 (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Simple villa construction typical of the time around 1880 with plastered facade and historicizing natural stone elements, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211740
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Bautzner Landstrasse 51 (map)	1899 (rental villa)	representative, historic building, echoes of the Swiss house style, with plastered facade and natural stone elements, characterized by central projections and floating gables, glazed wooden loggias, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211741
More pictures	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Bautzner Landstrasse 53 (map)	marked 1902 (rental villa)	representative residential building from the beginning of the 20th century still in the so-called "old German style" with ornamental framework that enlivens the risalites on the front and side as well as the top floor, dominated by the polygonal corner tower with onion dome, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, probably also artistically relevant	09211742
	Forester's House Weißer Hirsch (former)	Bautzner Landstrasse 55 (map)	around 1900 (forester's house)	System of two building complexes; Main building with an approximately T-shaped floor plan with former office rooms, side building with stable wing and shed, characteristic forest building, significant in terms of architectural and local history	09211647
	House Heideröslein	Bautzner Landstrasse 57 (map)	1912 (residential building)	House in corner location; Two-storey plastered building, corner location emphasized by a wooden-paneled turret, evidently built as an "automobile garage" with a chauffeur's apartment, later a single-storey extension, significant in terms of architectural and urban development history	09211648
	Villa with fence, gate and gate entrance	Collenbuschstraße 2 (map)	1898-1899 (villa)	Magnificent villa building with a plastered facade in an attractive design and diverse additions (vestibule, bay window, balcony, loggia), neoclassical structural elements, revitalization through Art Nouveau motifs in the area of the additions, historically significant and, as part of the White Deer, of importance for urban development	09211687
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Collenbuschstraße 11 (map)	1911 (rental villa)	Stately building of reform style architecture around 1910 by Schilling & Graebner, with a simple plastered facade and high mansard roof, enlivened by semicircular bay windows, roof house with attic zone and glazed annexes, historically significant and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance for urban development	09211669
	Villa Sophie	Collenbuschstraße 16 (map)	1912-1913 (rental villa)	Rental villa with parts of the enclosure and garage; Typical building in the reform style around 1910 with plastered facade and high mansard roof, various bay windows, balconies and loggias, accents with ornamental half-timbering and wooden shutters, by the locally important architect Max Herfurt , important in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance for urban development	09211670
	Landhaus Kruse	Collenbuschstraße 18 (map)	1910-1911 (villa)	Villa with part of the enclosure; Distinctive neo-baroque building, single-storey, with a high basement, extended mansard roof and a semicircular, covered terrace in front with a representative arched column, further accentuated by the street-side gable, sophisticated residential building of the reform architecture after 1900, building by the locally important architect Rudolf Kolbe (1873-1947), architectural history and artistically significant.	09211668
	Miething's house	Collenbuschstraße 19 (map)	1882 (villa)	Corner villa with garden shed, two arbors, bowl well, garden and enclosure; Villa property typical of the time from 1882, characterized by a lively roof design, veranda with Art Nouveau glazing and wooden parapets for the walkway above, significant in terms of building history, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211712
	Rental villa with enclosure	Collenbuschstraße 21 (map)	1888-1889 (rental villa)	Historicizing building, echoes of the Swiss house style , plastered façade characterized by ornamental framework, view enlivened by floating gables and partly glazed, elaborate wooden balconies, historically significant and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211710
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Collenbuschstraße 22 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Originally part of the Lahmann sanatorium, representative building, echoes of the Swiss house style, with plastered façade and ornamental framework, expanded, multifaceted attic with decorative floating gables, bay windows, loggias and wooden balconies, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211711
	Villa, side building (garden house) with extension, arbor and enclosure	Collenbuschstraße 24 (map)	1883 (villa)	simple but at the same time characteristic villa estate around 1900, residential buildings highlighted by striking glazed wooden balconies, further accents by means of folding shutters, straight window canopies, etc., side buildings by half-timbering, sandstone walls, coloring with a picturesque effect, as one of the older villas on the deer and as evidence of a renovation of the locally important architect Max Herfurt in terms of architectural, artistic and urban development history	09216941
	Rental villa in a corner	Collenbuschstraße 25 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Distinctive building in the reform style of the period around 1910 with economical decor typical of the time, simple plastered facade, bay windows and high mansard roof with ornamental lattice towers, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211677
	The old stag	Collenbuschstraße 28 (map)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential house in open development; with shops, typical building in the reform style of the time around 1910 with a distinctive, rounded corner and flanking bay windows, plastered facade with restrained decor, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211772
	House Jurk	Collenbuschstraße 30 (map)	1909-1910, marked 1910 (residential house)	Part of a group of residential buildings, in semi-open development; Concise reform style building by Max Herfurt, mediating between the business district and pure villa colony on the Weißen Hirsch, corner location emphasized by semicircular bay windows with tower structure and flanking bay windows with large gables, facade enlivened by subtle plaster decor, slated and boarded sections, building typology and as part of the villa district Weißer Hirsch of relevance to the history of urban development (see also Plattleite 49); Architect Max Herfurt .	09211675
	Apartment house in a corner and semi-open development	Collenbuschstraße 32 (map)	1892 (tenement house)	with shop, simple, historicizing plastered building with natural stone elements, location emphasized by broken corners and balconies, part of the business center of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211724
	Single-family house with garden and enclosure	Eichhörnchenweg 5 (map)	1964 (residential building)	Erected for Johannes Dieckmann , President of the People's Chamber of the GDR , remarkably modern private residential construction of its time, especially significant in terms of architectural history	09306316
	Rental villa	Hainweg 1 (map)	1911-1912 (rental villa)	high-quality, heavily staggered villa construction with reform and art nouveau elements, mainly characterized by high, developed mansard roof and the complex cubature, simple plastered facade with natural stone integration, enlivened with ornamental framework, paneled areas and oval windows, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211655
	villa	Hainweg 3 (map)	around 1880/90 (villa)	Villa construction typical of the time with echoes of the Swiss house style around 1885 with a simple plastered facade and decorative floating gables, parapet fields and wooden shutters, building structure dominated by central projections, bay windows and dwelling, historically significant and as part of the Weißer Hirsch villa district of urban development history	09211656
	Villa with covered gate entrance and outbuildings	Hainweg 7 (map)	1911-1912, marked 1911 (Villa)	high-quality villa construction with reform and art nouveau elements, characterized by various additions (standing bay, corner bay, tower), eye-catching driveway with curved roof, simple plastered facade with sparing decor and interesting reliefs, historically significant and, as part of the Weisser Hirsch villa district, of urban development history	09211657
	Residential house with fencing in open development, with a hunter's sculpture on the facade	Heath wing 9 (map)	1937-1938 (residential building)	Typical of the time, representative residential building from the 1930s in a traditional design with a gable roof and plastered facade with a coarse, distinctive natural stone base, enlivened by wooden shutters and structured beam heads, significant in terms of building history and of relevance to the history of urban development	09216781
	Residential house with enclosure in open development	Heinrich-Cotta-Strasse 9 (map)	marked 1939 (residential building)	Typical house of the 1930s in traditional design with a gable roof and plastered facade with natural stone elements, significant in terms of building history and of relevance to the history of urban development	09216699
More pictures	Individual monument belonging to the Lahmanns Sanatorium: Herrenbad / Herrenbad (individual monument for ID No. 09303837)	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 2; 2a; 2b (card)	1892 (men's pool / men's pool)	Individual monument of the whole of Lahmann's sanatorium: men's bath / men's bath; Part of a large former spa facility on the edge of the Dresdner Heide, consisting of a large number of different buildings, historicizing (especially neo-renaissance and Swiss style) or in Art Nouveau, the entire complex and its buildings, especially historically and artistically significant, also singular.	09305873
More pictures	Individual features of the totality of Lahmann's sanatorium: women's bath / bath house (Frieda-Bad) and walkway, deer house, doctor's house (individual monument for ID no. 09303837)	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 20; 22; 22a; 22b; 22c; 24; 24a; 24b; 24c; 26 (card)	1866 - 1867 (Frieda-Bad, Hirschaus and Doktorhaus), 1907 (walkway)	Individual features of the totality of Lahmann's sanatorium: Damenbad / Badehaus (Frieda-Bad) and walkway (1907) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 22-24c), Hirschhaus (1866-1867) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 26), doctor house (1866-1867 ) (Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 20); Part of a large former spa facility on the edge of the Dresdner Heide, consisting of a large number of different buildings, historicizing (especially neo-renaissance and Swiss style) or in Art Nouveau, the entire complex and its buildings, especially historically and artistically significant, also singular	09305874
	villa	Hermann-Prell-Strasse 11 (map)	Late 19th century (villa)	Historicizing, representative villa construction with a simple plastered facade and structured natural stone elements, neoclassical design with pilaster strips and a dominant triangular gable, enlivened by loggias and balconies, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211695
	Villa Elbblick	Hermann-Prell-Strasse 14 (map)	1902-1903 (villa)	Villa with enclosure in a corner; Elaborate, picturesque Art Nouveau villa with very lively contours, irregular construction with domed entrance, convex balconies, curved gables and delicate reliefs, a prime example of pure Art Nouveau forms, of importance in terms of building history, building typology, artistically and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211693
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Küntzelmannstrasse 2 (map)	1903-1904 (rental villa)	Representative Art Nouveau villa typical of the time with sweeping balconies in the framed corner, plastered facade with sparing decor, high mansard roof, tail gable, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, urban development history	09211686
	Rental villa	Küntzelmannstrasse 4 (map)	1897-1898 (rental villa)	characteristic villa typical of the time with echoes of the Swiss house style, from the end of the 19th century with a historicizing design, dominated by a central, three-story veranda and ornamental framework, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211689
	Rental villa with enclosure	Küntzelmannstrasse 5 (map)	1901-1902 (rental villa)	Prestigious villa from the beginning of the 20th century, echoes of the Swiss house style, dominated by varying wooden extensions (bay windows, balconies, verandas) and ornamental half-timbering, of architectural importance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211688
	Rental villa	Küntzelmannstrasse 6 (map)	1899 (rental villa)	historicizing clinker brick building with echoes of the Swiss style with ornamental framework, wooden balconies and veranda, floating gable, of architectural significance and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211719
	Sanatorium Dr. Stone cooler; Villa Bismarck	Küntzelmannstrasse 7 (map)	1896 (villa)	Villa; Picturesque villa construction in the Swiss style with boarded gable, decorative framework and facade painting, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history.	09211691
	Residential house with enclosure in open development	Küntzelmannstrasse 8 (map)	around 1930 (residential building)	Traditional residential building around 1930 with unadorned plastered facade and side terrace, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211768
	Villa Sedan; Villa Elisabeth	Küntzelmannstrasse 9 (map)	1892 (rental villa), 1899 (rear building)	Rental villa with back building; Originally belonging to the Lahmann sanatorium, historicizing plastered buildings, villa with echoes of Swiss style, with elaborate wooden balconies and verandas, floating gables, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211720
	Residential house with garage and fencing in open development	Küntzelmannstrasse 10 (map)	1934-1935 (residential building)	Traditional residential building from the 1930s with unadorned plastered facade and street-side bay window, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211674
	Villa Therese	Küntzelmannstrasse 11b (map)	1895 (villa)	Rental villa with outbuilding; originally one of the Lahmann guest villas, historicized plastered building, echoes of the Swiss house style, with ornamental framework, wooden verandas, floating gables, important in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211673
	Villa with gate	Kurparkstrasse 1 (map)	1889-1890 (villa)	representative, historicizing villa with plastered facade, natural stone integration, wide roof overhang and ornamental framework, with veranda and lavish wooden balcony, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211659
	Corner villa	Kurparkstrasse 2b (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Historicizing, two-storey villa with plastered facade, natural stone structure, corner cuboid and wooden veranda, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211638
	Villa Wald-Eck	Kurparkstrasse 3 (map)	1887-1888 (villa)	Villa with enclosure in a corner; Historicizing, two-storey villa with plastered facade, natural stone structure and wooden veranda, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211658
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Kurparkstrasse 8 (map)	1905-1906 (rental villa)	Extremely representative villa building with reform and Art Nouveau elements, plastered facade with natural stone integration, balconies and bay windows, characterized by a high, extended roof with a large overhang, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211642
	Küntzelmann Villa	Lahmannring 1 (map)	1875-1877 (villa)	Villa with enclosure; Two-storey, historicist villa with plastered facade, natural stone structure and various additions, entrance area as portico with Ionic columns, of architectural significance and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history, also of personal importance	09211696
	House Johann Friedrich Lahmann (formerly)	Lahmannring 2 (map)	1907-1908 (rental villa)	Rental villa with period equipment; Representative villa building with plastered facade and natural stone integration, Art Nouveau, ornamental framework, balconies, of structural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history, also of personal historical importance, residence of the lawyer and art collector Friedrich Lahmann (1858–1937).	09211697
	Villa Olga; Villa Eschebach; Spa pension Donath	Lahmannring 3 (map)	1895 (villa)	Villa with period equipment and outbuildings with fence and park; Extremely representative, picturesque villa building in the Swiss style with boarded gables, decorative framework and facade painting, semicircular bay windows and balconies, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history. Summer residence of the industrialist Carl Eschebach (1842–1905).	09211698
	Residential building	Lahmannring 5b (map)	1936 (residential building)	Traditional residential building from the 1930s with unadorned plastered facade, saddle roof and bay windows, of architectural significance	09211701
	Villa Szczecin; House of Westphalia; House of Romanov	Lahmannring 6 (map)	1889 (rental villa)	Rental villa in a corner; Historicizing villa with plastered facade, natural stone integration and echoes of the Swiss style, location emphasized by broken corner and tower construction, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211700
	villa	Lahmannring 7 (map)	around 1912 (villa)	Reform style architecture with neo-baroque and neoclassical echoes, with plastered façade, natural stone integration and various additions, of architectural significance and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211702
	Villa with enclosure	Lahmannring 9 (map)	1914 (villa)	representative building in reform style in neoclassical and neo-baroque forms, architecturally significant building, also artistically important	09211703
	Pension Katharinenhof (former)	Lahmannring 10 (map)	around 1890 (rental villa)	Rental villa with enclosure; Two-storey, historicizing villa with plastered facade, natural stone structure and various additions, facade heavily smoothed, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch of importance in terms of urban development history	09211774
	villa	Lahmannring 10b (map)	around 1905 (villa)	Villa construction typical of the time in a corner location, with a simple, smooth plastered facade, wooden balconies, vestibule, distinctive high mansard roof, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211706
	Villa Paira	Lahmannring 11 (map)	1913-1914 (villa)	Villa; Reform style architecture, staggered structure with plastered facade, natural stone integration and various additions, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history; Renovation by architect Max Herfurt	09211704
	Rental villa with outbuilding	Lahmannring 12; 12a (card)	around 1912 (rental villa)	Building in the reform style with high, developed mansard hipped roof and side elevation, plastered facade enlivened by wooden shutters, of architectural significance and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211640
	villa	Lahmannring 14 (map)	3rd V. 19th century (villa)	Simple building converted into a villa, Wilhelminian style, plastered facade with accentuating clinker brick surfaces, echoes of Swiss house style, with floating gables, ornamental half-timbering, veranda and wooden balconies, of architectural significance and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211758
	Villa Pfalzburg; Villa Dora	Lahmannring 15 (map)	1899-1900 (rental villa)	Rental villa; Echoes of the Swiss house style, with a large overhanging roof, saddle roof, ornamental framework, wooden balconies and wooden porch, which are of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211705
	Heimburg villa	Lahmannring 16 (map)	1910 (rental villa)	Rental villa; Reform style with Art Nouveau elements, characterized by a high mansard roof, bay window, subtle stucco decor, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211759
	Villa Urvasi	Lahmannring 17 (map)	1912 (guest house)	Former guest house; Used by the Lahmann Sanatorium until 1940, striking, elongated building with a half-timbered upper floor, reform style architecture by Max Herfurt , each room with balcony, of relevance to the building typology and, as part of the Weisser Hirsch residential district, from an urban development perspective	09211707
	Residential house and rear building in open development	Lahmannring 18a (map)	1935 (residential building), around 1880 (rear building)	high-quality residential building from the 1930s with unadorned plastered facade, clinker base, mansard hipped roof, central projectile and distinctive, rounded balconies, view enlivened by wooden shutters, of architectural significance	09211762
	New spa	Lahmannring 19 (map)	1906 (Kurhaus)	Former Kurhaus; Elongated building, striking example of spa architecture from the beginning of the 20th century, plastered facade with natural stone plinth and high mansard hipped roof, reform and Art Nouveau, bay windows and balconies on mighty consoles, important in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history, characterizing the square	09211723
	Rental villa with enclosure	Lahmannring 29 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Typical example of the reform architecture around 1910, characterized by objectified buildings with high roofs and few, but accentuating decorations, eaves boards with decorative design, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history, shaping the plaza	09211761
	Residential house in open development	Lahmannring 31 (map)	1935-1936 (residential building)	high-quality residential building from the 1930s with unadorned plastered facade, clinker base, mansard hipped roof, central projectile and distinctive, rounded balconies, view enlivened by wooden shutters, of architectural significance	09211760
	Villa Waldblick: Villa in a corner location	Lehnertstrasse 2 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	Representative building, echoes of the Swiss house style with a wide roof overhang, saddle roof, ornamental framework and dominating wooden verandas, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211699
	Villa Mathilde	Lehnertstrasse 4 (map)	1895 (rental villa)	Rental villa or guesthouse in a corner location; originally part of Lahmann's sanatorium, rebuilt in 1908 by Max Herfurt into a characteristic rental villa building of reform style architecture around 1910 with a high mansard hipped roof, dominant gables and restrained, accentuating jewelry, of importance from a building history point of view and as part of the villa district Weißer Hirsch in terms of urban development history	09211672
	Rental villa	Lehnertstrasse 6 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Simple, historicizing rental villa construction, with floating gable and wooden verandas, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211743
	Rental villa with enclosure	Lehnertstrasse 8 (map)	1911 (rental villa)	Typical rental villa construction of the time in the reform style of Max Herfurt, with a high hipped mansard roof and ornamental framework, dominant gables and restrained, accentuating jewelry, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211671
	House brewer	Luboldtstrasse 2 (map)	1913 (rental villa)	Rental villa in a corner; high-quality rental villa construction in reform style with high mansard hipped roof, varying bay windows and economical decor, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211769
	White stag rectory	Luboldtstrasse 11 (map)	around 1910 (rectory)	Rectory in the corner; Simple, two-storey plastered building around 1910, dominated by glazed wooden verandas, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211771
	St. Hubertus	Luboldtstrasse 11b (map)	1909-1911 (rental villa)	Rental villa with enclosure in a corner; Rental villa construction typical of the time in the reform style of Max Herfurt, with a high mansard hipped roof and slated sections, dominating gables, bay windows and loggias, economical decor, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211753
	school-building	Luboldtstrasse 15 (map)	marked 1876 (school)	School-building; historic plastered building with central projections and natural stone integration, significant in terms of architectural and district history; former 59th elementary school, after 1990 branch of the school for learning promotion AS "Makarenko"	09211754
	Rental villa	Luboldtstrasse 17 (map)	1887 (rental villa)	Typical of the time, historicizing plastered building with natural stone integration, characterized by wooden veranda extensions, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211757
	Weißer Hirsch municipal office (formerly)	Luboldtstrasse 24 (map)	1894 (municipal office)	Former municipal office with enclosure in a corner; From 1903 on, it was probably mainly a residential building, a striking historic building, with wide roof overhangs and wooden ornamental gables based on the Swiss house style, which is significant in terms of both building history and local history	09211755
	Apartment building in a semi-open area in a corner	Luboldtstrasse 28 (map)	1910 (tenement)	with shops, concise reform style building by Max Herfurt, mediating between the business district and pure villa colony on the Weißen Hirsch, corner location emphasized by semicircular bay windows, dominant gables and bay windows, restrained, accentuating plaster decor, of importance in terms of building history and urban development history	09211756
	Apartment building in closed development and corner location	Luboldtstrasse 30 (map)	1894 (tenement house)	with shops, clinker and ashlar plastered building typical of the time with historicizing elements, location emphasized by broken corner and tower structure, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, important in terms of urban development and architectural history	09211730
	Golf Clubhouse (former)	Nachtflügelweg 25 (map)	1930-1931 (club house)	Club building; distinctive building, the work of Wilhelm Kreis , in keeping with the zeitgeist with a flat roof, simple shapes and strict functionality, building historical testimony to the architecture of the New Building in Dresden; Bühlau forest gardens	09211766
	Rental villa with enclosure	Platform 35 (map)	1903-1904 (rental villa)	Echoes of Swiss house style with a large overhang of the roof, distinctive ornamental half-timbered gables, wooden verandas and porch houses, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211708
	Former coach house and stable building with Luftkurhütte (garden house) and vase	Plattleite 39 (map)	around 1890 (coach house), 1902 (garden house)	Formerly belonging to Villa Stangestrasse 2, typical coach house building in the Swiss house style around 1890 with a simple plastered facade and decorative paneling, ornamental framework, floating gables and parapets, important in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance in terms of urban development, climatic spa hut with cultural and historical significance	09211685
	Rental villa	Plattleite 45 (map)	1900 (rental villa)	Typical rental villa construction of the time with a simple plastered facade, paneling, central projections and art nouveau touches, economical plaster decor, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance for urban development history	09211722
	Rental villa	Plattleite 48 (map)	1911 (rental villa)	high-quality rental villa construction in the reform style around 1910 with high mansard hipped roof, bay window and economical, accentuating decor, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211709
	Residential building Heide-Blick	Plattleite 49 (map)	1909-1910 and inscribed 1910 (part of a double house)	Part of a group of residential buildings, in semi-open development, with a side archway and attached display case; Concise reform style building by Max Herfurt , mediating between business district and pure villa colony on the Weißen Hirsch, location emphasized by broken corner and bay window, facade enlivened by subtle plaster decor, slated and boarded up areas, building typology and, as part of the villa district Weißer Hirsch, of importance for urban development history (see also Collenbuschstrasse 30)	09211676
	Rental villa with enclosure	Platform 50 (map)	1907-1908 (rental villa)	Distinctive construction of the objectified architecture after 1900 with restrained but effectively used facade elements, the neoclassical pilaster structure of the street-side gable, enlivening with Art Nouveau motifs such as oval windows and colored glass windows, inside still the furnishings from the time of origin, presumably also original room frames with a newer coat of paint, also significant in terms of architectural history as part of the White Stag of importance in terms of urban development	09218348
	Apartment house in a corner and semi-open development	Platform 51 (map)	1892 (part of a double tenement house)	with shop, simple, historicizing plastered building with natural stone elements, location emphasized by broken corner, tower structure and balconies, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211679
	Villa Südheim	Platform 56 (map)	1909 (villa)	Villa; high-quality villa construction with reform style elements, mainly characterized by a high, expanded mansard hipped roof, dominating gables and various bay windows, simple plastered facade with natural stone integration, enlivened by economical decor, oval windows, etc., historically significant and, as part of the white deer villa district, of urban development history	09211684
	Rental villa with pavilion and enclosure	Plattleite 58 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (rental villa)	Staggered, historicizing rental villa construction with a simple plastered facade, neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance in terms of urban development history	09211683
	Rental villa with enclosure	Platform 60 (map)	1888 (rental villa)	Typical of the time, 1913 rebuilt rental villa construction with a simple plastered facade, mansard roof and representative garden access, bay window and wooden verandas, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance for urban development history	09211682
	Villa Zu den Linden	Plattleite 62 (map)	around 1905 (villa)	Villa; Distinctive villa construction in the reform style by Max Herfurt, characterized by eye-catching décor with a kind of rusticated pilaster strips, varying loggias and wooden corner cores, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211681
	Residential house in semi-open development in a corner	Plattleite 66 (map)	marked 1905 (tenement house)	Rear residential building with shop to the former boarding house building Plattleite 68, concise reform style building by Max Herfurt , mediating between the business district and pure villa colony on the Weißen Hirsch, location emphasized by representative bay windows, dominant gable, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211680
	Café Wachendorf	Plattleite 68 (map)	around 1900 (tenement)	Former pension building with café and shop extension in corner location; characteristic, historicizing building with clinker ashlar facade, location emphasized by broken corner, gable and turret, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09218744
	Part of a double rental house in a corner and open development	Rißweg 27b (map)	marked 1910 (part of a double tenement house)	Distinctive residential building in the reform style by Max Herfurt, characterized by a high mansard hipped roof, varying bay windows and ornamental gables, see also Wolfshügelstraße 15, of importance in terms of building history and urban development history	09211721
	Rental villa	Rißweg 33 (map)	1896-1900 (rental villa)	Typical of the time, historicizing plastered building with natural stone integration, wooden veranda extensions, of importance in terms of building history and urban development history	09211767
	Rental villa	Rißweg 49 (map)	1906 (rental villa)	Plain, plastered building typical of the time with expanded mansard roof, central projectile and tail gable, Art Nouveau touches, of importance in terms of architectural and urban development	09211764
	Former carpentry workshop	Rißweg 53 (map)	1909 (joinery)	Design-highlighted craft building by the locally important architect Max Herfurt, significant in terms of building history	09211763
	Residential house in open development	Rißweg 55 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (residential building)	Historicizing residential building with a simple plastered facade and wooden veranda extension, of importance in terms of building history and urban development	09211746
	Apartment house in a corner and semi-open development	Rißweg 61 (map)	marked 1904 (tenement house)	with shop, characteristic historicizing building with plastered stone facade from 1904, location emphasized by broken corner, bay window and turret, part of the business center of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211745
	Forest peace	Silberweg 1 (map)	1912 (pension)	Former pension; Simple residential building typical of the time, with plastered façade and natural stone structure, high mansard hipped roof, characterized by striking wooden verandas, of architectural importance and, as part of the Weisser Hirsch residential area, of urban development history	09211653
	Residential house in open development	Silberweg 1a (map)	marked 1930 (residential building)	Typical for the time, traditional design with a mansard hipped roof and plastered facades, house entrance and stairwell emphasized conspicuously risalit-like, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09211639
	Villa Waldesruh	Silberweg 2 (map)		Former pension building; Plastered building typical of the time with high, expanded mansard roof and central projection, almost unadorned, significant dating in terms of architectural and urban development history	09211637
	Rental villa	Silberweg 6 (map)	around 1908 (rental villa)	Distinctive villa construction in reform style, presumably by Max Herfurt, plastered facade enlivened by varying window shapes, characterized by a noticeably high mansard hipped roof and bay windows with boarded-up areas, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211654
More pictures	Ev.-luth. White Deer Church	Stangestrasse 1 (map)	1889 (church)	Church; in Scandinavian style based on the model of the Norwegian stave church Wang , significant in terms of building history, local history and urban development history.	09211752
	Villa Pekrun	Stangestrasse 2 (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Villa; Very beautiful two-storey building with two window axes each and partly toothed, partly straight corner blocks, balcony parapets, pillars on the loggia extension, pergola at the house entrance, of importance in terms of architectural history and as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch in terms of urban development history, home of the banker, pomologist and specialist author Arthur Pekrun (1852–1852) 1940).	09211667
More pictures	Individual monument belonging to the Lahmanns Sanatorium: Villa Heinrichshof (individual monument to ID No. 09303837)	Stechgrundstrasse 1 (map)	inscribed 1896 (villa)	Individual monument of the whole of Lahmann's sanatorium: Villa Heinrichshof; Representative residence of the Lahmann family, located directly next to the sanatorium buildings, magnificent, historicizing building with a richly decorated facade, expanded, multi-faceted attic with picturesque half-timbered decoration, polygonal bay window with copper hood and small roof turret, one of the most remarkable Dresden residential buildings of the late 19th century in the so-called Old German style, significant in terms of building history, furthermore, with its attractive design, artistically valuable and as a Lahmann residence of personal history, former home of the Lahmann family, named after Heinrich Lahmann (1860–1905).	09211649
	House Emma	Stechgrundstraße 2 (map)	1904 (villa)	Villa with enclosure; Today a hotel, moving structure with echoes of historicism and Art Nouveau, formerly part of the Park Hotel, historically important as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch in terms of urban development history	09211650
	Rental villa with enclosure	Wolfshügelstrasse 1 (map)	1906 (rental villa)	Distinctive, high-quality building of the reform architecture after 1900, historically and artistically significant, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of importance in terms of urban development history	09211692
	Villa Regia	Wolfshügelstrasse 2 (map)	1902 (villa)	Villa with enclosure in a corner; Typical Art Nouveau architecture, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211694
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Wolfshügelstrasse 3 (map)	around 1895 (rental villa)	Representative villa construction, echoes of the Swiss house style, with clinker brick facade and ornamental framework in the attic, floating gables and wooden verandas, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211716
	Rental villa with fencing in a corner	Wolfshügelstrasse 4 (map)	1899 (rental villa)	Historicizing villa building with clinker brick facade and ornamental framework in the attic, floating gable and wooden balconies, location emphasized by corner bay windows and tower structure, of architectural significance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211690
	Rental villa with enclosure	Wolfshügelstrasse 5 (map)	1898 (rental villa)	Representative villa construction, echoes of the Swiss house style, with clinker brick facade and ornamental framework in the attic, dominant floating gables, wooden balconies and verandas, of architectural importance and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211715
	Rental villa with enclosure	Wolfshügelstrasse 8 (map)	around 1895 (rental villa)	Historicizing rental villa construction with echoes of the Swiss house style with plastered facade, floating gable and wooden verandas, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211717
	Villa Abendstern	Wolfshügelstrasse 10 (map)	1896 (villa)	Villa with enclosure; representative and historicizing villa construction, echoes of the Swiss house style, with plastered facade and facade painting, varying floating gables and wooden verandas, of importance in terms of architectural history and, as part of the villa district of Weißer Hirsch, in terms of urban development history	09211775
	Part of a double house in open development	Wolfshügelstrasse 15 (map)	marked 1910 (part of a double tenement house)	Distinctive residential building in the reform style by Max Herfurt, characterized by a high mansard hipped roof and slated gable, varying bay windows and ornamental framework, see also Rißweg 27b, of importance in terms of building history and urban development	09211714

Former cultural monuments

designation	location	description
Residential building	Bautzner Landstrasse 14 (map)	Residential house in semi-open development (in the rear part of the property), demolished in 2017
Residential and commercial building	Bautzner Landstrasse 16 (map)	Residential house in closed development, demolished in 2017
Luftkurhütte	Collenbuschstraße 20 (map)	single storey building with half-timbering
villa	Lahmannring 10a (map)
villa	Stangestrasse 1b (map)
villa	Stangestrasse 2a (map)

Remarks

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The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
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Detailed memorial texts

↑ Lahmann's sanatorium as a whole with the individual monuments: men's baths / men's baths (1892, 1898, re. 1904) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 2-2b), women's baths / bathing house (Frieda-Bad) and walkway (1907) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 22-24c), Heinrichshof (referred to in 1896) (Stechgrundstraße 1), boarding house, possibly the so-called Dresden House (1892), post room / office space (around 1910), main house (1892), Inhallatorium, Hirschhaus (1866-1867) (Hermann -Hesse-Straße 26), ladies massage, doctor's house (1866-1867) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 20), old entrance hall (around 1910), library / cloakroom (society house), old dining room (1904), new dining room (1907), Glass hall, men's massage, walkway to Bautzner Landstrasse (1912), boiler house and farm building (1903) (ID No. 09211651, Bautzner Straße - ID No. 09305873, Hermann-Hesse-Straße 2-2b - ID No. 09305874, Hermann -Hesse-Straße 20-26 and ID No. 09211649, Stechgrundstraße 1, Heinrichshof) as well as trees, retaining walls, staircases and the area between the buildings n (population parts); large former spa facility of the doctor Heinrich Lahmann (1860–1905) on the edge of the Dresdner Heide, consisting of a large number of different buildings, historicizing (especially neo-renaissance and Swiss style ) or in Art Nouveau , the entire complex above all of architectural and local history as well as artistically significant, also unique .
↑ The so-called “Chinese Pavilion”, made in Shanghai in 1910/11, based on designs by the Tsingtao (now Qingdao) architect Curt Rothkegel, was the official contribution of Imperial China to the International Hygiene Exhibition in Dresden. According to its content, it was a world exhibition that was in the context of the “life reform” movement, which originated in Europe in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and here also largely from Germany. Dresden played a major role in this development, and even pioneered individual projects. In addition to the aforementioned first international hygiene exhibition in 1911, which attracted international attention, it should also go to the garden city of Dresden-Hellerau, which also attracted international attention, or to the Lahmann sanatorium on the Weißen Hirsch in Dresden, which is known far beyond the borders of Germany "Holistic" medicine. The organizer of the "hygiene exhibition" pursued the ambitious goal of "presenting a comprehensive overall picture of the hygiene of all peoples and times" and "a complete world view of the hygiene of mankind." The term hygiene included nutrition, personal hygiene and clothing as well as physical exercises and understood the living conditions that make a healthy lifestyle possible. The participation of China and Japan as important cultural nations was felt to be an essential enrichment, especially against the background of the exhibition theme and the great tradition of both countries in this area. But also for the imperial Chinese government, which - prompted by Japan - was about to open up more to the West, participation in this exhibition, which evidently reflected the zeitgeist and at the same time pioneered the future, was an important concern. After the hygiene exhibition, which was incorporated in Dresden in 1922 and acquired by the aforementioned sanatorium Dr. Lahmann bought the imperial state pavilion for 8,500 Reichsmarks and moved it in 1912 to the “Rathausgarten” immediately adjacent to the spa complex as an urban finishing touch and highlight. The reconstruction was carried out under the direction of the architect Ferdinand Schaeffer, the execution was in the hands of the master builder Max Müller. From the summer of 1912, the exhibition hall was placed on a basement level adapted to the terrain and designed by Schaeffer as a reading café (including 50 domestic and foreign daily newspapers and 30 periodicals) and as a drinking hall with attached garden spaces for the health resort in front of the, which has established itself as an international address Gates of the Saxon residence city of Dresden. Today, the pavilion is the only remaining building from the first World Hygiene Exhibition and is therefore an important national and international witness to an important phase of the “life reform” movement in Germany at the beginning of the twentieth century. The pavilion, which was commissioned by the imperial family, is designed as a five-aisled, Chinese hall construction with access and covered by a hipped roof open to the interior (xieshan = resting mountain) with a rather rare rounded ridge. On the long side opposite the entrance front, a polygonal-cut building, closed by a helmet-like curved roof, enriches the overall concept of the rather small building. This results in a penetration of the two traditional building types of the oblong hall (tang) and the octagon or pavilion (ting) in an axially symmetrical shape. The characteristic post structure, tied in the traditional Chinese manner, was demonstrably manufactured in China (Shanghai), then dismantled again and brought to Dresden. In this respect, it is not a European interpretation of East Asian architecture, but an original Chinese building. It represents an essential link in the history of the reception of Chinese culture in Saxony and Germany - also taking into account its integration into today's urban planning context. Dresden, with its collections and large buildings from the eighteenth century, can be considered a special place of a European “China- Enthusiasm ”apply. The Imperial Chinese Pavilion in Dresden is the only preserved original Chinese architecture from the late imperial era in the Free State of Saxony and, as far as we know, also in the Federal Republic of Germany. In any case, this applies to independent buildings that are used, integrated into a landscape or urban structure - but with a high degree of probability also for museum exhibits of comparable dimensions.