List of cultural monuments on the Braunschweig Wallring
The list of cultural monuments in the Braunschweiger Wallring includes a part of the cultural monuments in the Braunschweiger Wallring, which is largely located in the city center district , largely based on the Braunschweig guidance and information system BLIK and publications by the Braunschweig monument protection authority .
Cultural monuments
image | designation | location | description | construction time | Registered since |
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old trainstation |
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Kalenwall 5 Former Bahnhofs- reception building in late classicist style, designed by Carl Theodor Ottmer (1800-1843) | 1843-1845 | ||
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AOK building |
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At Fallersleber Tore 3/4 General local health insurance office building; 1929–1932 by Carl Mühlenpfordt | |||
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Bammelsburger pond |
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The Bammelsburger pond was created in 1882 | 1882 | ||
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Bridge at Neustadtmühlengraben |
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At the new Petritore Erected from 1819 to 1823 according to plans by Peter Joseph Krahe | 1819-1823 | ||
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Pockelsstrasse bridge |
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Pockelsstrasse ||||
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Bridges at the old train station |
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Kalenwall 1843-1844 | |||
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Monument to Franz Abt |
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Am Theater 1960 | |||
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Friedrich Wilhelm Oak | Petritorwall | ||||
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Gaussberg |
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Am Gaußberg ||||
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Gauss monument |
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Island wall ||||
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Hohetorwall green area |
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Hohetorwall ||||
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Löwenwall park |
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Lion Wall ||||
Wendentor green area |
Card at the turning gate |
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Haeckel's garden house |
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Theaterwall 20 Classicist building. Designed by Peter Joseph Krahe. | 1805 | |||
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Duke Anton Ulrich Museum |
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Museumstrasse 1 built 1883–1887 in neo-renaissance style based on plans by the architect Oskar Sommer ; The formal language of the Italian Renaissance served as a model. | |||
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Inselwallpark |
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Island wall ||||
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Museum park |
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Magnitorwall ||||
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Neustadtmühle |
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At the Neustadtmühle 3 ||||
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Neustadtmühlengraben |
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obelisk |
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Lion Wall 22 meter high monument in memory of the dukes Carl Wilhelm Ferdinand (1735–1806) and his son Friedrich Wilhelm (1771–1815) who fell in the wars of freedom against Napoleon I; designed by Peter Joseph Krahe (1758–1840) and executed from 1822 to 1823 | 1822-1823 | ||
Orangery building |
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Lessingplatz 13 Building in the style of the Italian High Renaissance, erected in 1884 according to plans by district architect Wilhelm Krahe . | 1884 | |||
Urinal at the theater |
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Am Theater Historic octagonal urinal from 1896 with cast iron elements | 1896 | |||
Lessingplatz square |
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Lessingplatz |||||
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Rosental Bridge |
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Island wall ||||
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State Theater, Big House |
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At the theater 1 Built between 1859 and 1861 as a court theater in the Florentine early Renaissance style based on plans by the architects Carl Wolf and Heinrich Ahlburg | 1859-1861 | ||
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Municipal Museum, Haus am Löwenwall |
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Steintorwall 14 The house on Löwenwall was built from 1904 to 1906 according to the plans of the Brunswick city architect Max Osterloh . | |||
Road system at the Fallersleber Tor |
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Road system on the Gaußberg |
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Am Gaußberg |||||
Street system at the theater |
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Am Theater |||||
Road system Am Wendentor |
Card at the turning gate |
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Augusttorwall road system |
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Augusttorwall ||||
Bruchtorwall road system |
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Bruchtorwall |||||
Road system Ehrenbrechtstrasse |
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Ehrenbrechtstrasse |||||
Street conditioning Fallersleber-Tor-Wall |
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Fallersleber-Tor-Wall |||||
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Inselwall road system |
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Island wall ||||
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Kalenwall road system |
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Kalenwall ||||
Löwenwall road system |
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Lion Wall |||||
Magnitorwall road system |
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Magnitorwall |||||
Steintorwall road system |
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Stone gate wall |||||
Street system Theaterwall |
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Theaterwall |||||
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Road system Wendentorwall |
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Wendentorwall ||||
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Theater park |
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Theaterwall ||||
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Gatehouses turning gate |
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At Wendentor 2, 3 Under the direction of Peter Joseph Krahe, the gatehouse was built in the classical style | |||
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Scorer's house |
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1 Half-timbered house from the years 1780 to 1790; former toll collector's house that was part of the turning gate; two-storey building with a flat central projectile, dwarf house and mansard roof with roof house; It should give the impression of a solid structure, which is why it has a monochrome color scheme. Front door with braid style jewelry. | 1780-1790 | ||
Flood ditches |
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Administrative court |
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At the turning gate 7 |||||
Villa Am Fallersleber gates 5 |
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Am Fallersleber Tore 5 |||||
Villa Am Fallersleber gates 6 |
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Am Fallersleber Tore 6 Historicist villa from 1884; For many years it was the home of the businessman Carl Heimbs. | 1884 | |||
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Villa Berta Löbbecke |
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Fallersleber-Tor-Wall 16 City villa built from 1906 to 1907 according to plans by the architects Otto Rasche and Otto Kratzsch with neo-baroque shapes and Art Nouveau influences; The fence along the road is also a listed building. | 1906-1907 | ||
Villa Fallersleber-Tor-Wall 2 |
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Fallersleber-Tor-Wall 2 |||||
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Villa Gerloff |
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Löwenwall 16-18 Designed by the architect Ludwig Winter for the sugar wholesaler Louis Gerloff in the style of the Italian Renaissance; built by Joseph Fröhlich and Philipp Georg Baumkauff from 1888 to 1889 | 1888-1889 | ||
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Villa Hohetorwall 4 |
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Hohetorwall 4 Two-storey, villa-like plastered building in classical style; built around 1840, extension in 1881 | Approx. 1840 | ||
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Villa Löbbecke |
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Inselwall 11 Villa in neo-renaissance style, built 1880–1881 according to plans by Constantin Uhde for the banker Alfred Löbbecke | 1880-1881 | ||
Villa Löwenwall 8 |
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Lion Wall 8 |||||
Villa Löwenwall 19 |
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Löwenwall 19 Two-storey brick building in neo-renaissance style with facade decoration made of plaster | 1890 | |||
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Villa Salve Hospes |
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Lessingplatz 12 Early Classicist villa for the merchant Diedrich Wilhelm Krause, built 1805–1808 according to plans by Peter Joseph Krahe; The outbuildings are also under monument protection. | 1805-1808 | ||
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Villa Steintorwall 3 |
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Stone gate wall 3 Classicist villa from 1866 | 1866 | ||
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Villa of Amsberg |
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Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz 3 Classicist villa built in 1827 according to plans by the architect Peter Joseph Krahe | 1827 | ||
Villa Wendentorwall 7 |
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Wendentorwall 7 Classicist villa built in 1827 according to plans by the architect Peter Joseph Krahe; The fence along the road is also a listed building. | 1827 | |||
Villa Wendentorwall 17 |
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Wendentorwall 17 Villa built in neo-renaissance style according to plans by architect Carl Theodor Ottmer; The fence along the road is also a listed building. | ||||
Villa Wendentorwall 26 |
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Wendentorwall 26 The late classicist villa was built shortly before 1859. The connecting wing to today's administrative court, which was added in 1895, is also a listed building. The restoration of the villa was awarded the Prize for Monument Preservation of the Lower Saxony Sparkasse Foundation in 2002. | 1859 | |||
Villa Westermann |
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Lion Wall 6 Villa in neo-renaissance style, built in 1880 according to plans by the architect Constantin Uhde for the printer and publisher Friedrich Westermann (1840–1907) | 1880 | |||
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Wendenmühlengraben |
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Wendenwehr |
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Am Gaußberg The Wenden weir was built at the time the promenade ring was built. It regulates the water level of the Eastern Okerum flood ditch. | ||||
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Windmühlenberg |
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John F. Kennedy Square Formerly part of Braunschweig's bastion; When the rampart promenade was built, the hill was transformed into a lookout point. When John F. Kennedy Square was built in 1960, the hill was reduced in size. | |||
Residential building Am Fallersleber Tore 8 |
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At Fallersleber Tore 8 |||||
Residential house Am Gaußberg 6 |
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Am Gaußberg 6 |||||
Residential building Lessingplatz 11 |
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Lessingplatz 11 Three-storey brick building in neo-Gothic style from 1872 with a risalit and gable and decorative elements | 1872 | |||
Residential and commercial building Magnitorwall 8 |
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Magnitorwall 8 Historicist house built in 1894 according to plans by the architect R. Martinius; The restoration of the original appearance of the first floor around 2008/2009 was awarded the Prize for Monument Preservation of the Lower Saxony Sparkasse Foundation in 2010. | 1894 | |||
House Museumstrasse 5/6 |
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Museumstrasse 5/6 historicist semi-detached house; yellow, three-story brick building in neo-renaissance style from 1891; Facade decoration made of plaster and stone, side elevations with bay windows and gables | 1891 | |||
House Theaterwall 18 |
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Theaterwall 18 |||||
House Wilhelmitorwall 14 |
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Wilhelmitorwall 14 Two-storey brick building in the late classicist style from 1885 with side elevation; Plastered facade on the ground floor | 1885 | |||
Fence at Inselwallpark |
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Island wall
literature
- Wolfgang Kimpflinger: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 1.1 .: City of Braunschweig. Part 1, Verlag CW Niemeyer Buchverlage , Hameln 1993, ISBN 3-87585-252-4 .
- Wolfgang Kimpflinger: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 1.2 .: City of Braunschweig. Part 2, Verlag CW Niemeyer, Hameln 1996, ISBN 3-8271-8256-5 .