List of cultural monuments in Überlingen

City coat of arms Überlingen

This list of cultural monuments in Überlingen contains the cultural monuments of the Baden-Württemberg district town of Überlingen in the Lake Constance district . Since an official list of monuments is kept under lock and key and can only be viewed if there is “justified interest”, buildings are included here whose monument status has also been published elsewhere, but basically on the list of the Baden-Württemberg State Office for Monument Preservation in 1986 Cultural monuments of the city of Überlingen based.

This list is not legally binding.

Core city of Überlingen

City fortifications

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Aufkircher gate	Aufkircher Strasse 56 (map)	15th century	First mentioned in 1452 or 1470; last surviving city ​​gate of the outer city wall ring; earlier with drawbridge ; in the 1960s the gate guard house demolished due to road widening; since 1978 club house of the sword dance company Simple gate tower with round arches , corner blocks, rectangular base, tent roof and roof turret Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
	Bath tower	Christophstrasse 2	15th century	Defense tower on the southwestern edge of the city fortifications; Converted into apartments in the middle of the 19th century; 1954 old casemates destroyed because of the building of the Kursaal ; Today for Bad-Hotel and Villa Seeburg belonging Erected in the 15th century; three-storey tower, the top one protruding slightly through arches and consoles ; Tent roof with dormers Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
More pictures	Franciscan Gate; earlier barefoot gate	Franziskanerstraße 21 (map)	1494	Instead of an older trotter gate, it was expanded to its present form in 1494; last preserved city gate of the inner city wall ring; Since an outer city wall ring was already under construction at the beginning of the 16th century, the inner gate has only served as a representative building since then; around 1866 neighboring building demolished and thus exposed on the eastern side; Around 1890 the road was laid next to the building, which was expanded to its current width around 1950 Massive, late Gothic gate tower with a stepped gable, roof turret , pointed arch gate, tracery windows and corner rustics made of yellow-greenish sandstone Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
	Wagsauterturm	Friedhofstrasse 31	15th century; 1958	Northernmost defense tower of the city fortifications; Rebuilt in 1958 on the foundation walls of the previous tower that had been destroyed in the previous centuries Square tower with small openings, corner blocks and tent roof
More pictures	St. Johann Tower	Gradebergstrasse 24 (map)	1522; 1632	Eastern defense tower of the city fortifications on the site of the former Johanniter - Kommende , but tower was owned by the city; proven as early as the 13th century; from 1522 expanded as a roundabout and raised to its present height in 1632; damaged in the Thirty Years War ; Thoroughly renovated in the 1980s, today a clubhouse Around forty meters high round tower with window openings and tent roof
	Kesselbach or Kohlturm	Kesselbachstrasse 2	14th / 17th century	The actual coal tower was located in the northern area of ​​Kesselbachstrasse; it was last mentioned around 1670; since then the Kesselbach tower has also been called the coal tower ; Kesselbach tower probably built as a safety tower for the wooden aqueduct of the Kesselbach; converted into a residential tower around 1730 Three-storey solid building with a south-bellied facade, half-timbered gable, round staircase extension and crooked hip roof Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
More pictures	Rose noble	Moat	1655/59	Instead of a previous tower destroyed in the Thirty Years War ("Roßnauerturm") 1655 to 1659 Rosenobel was built as a roundel with several barrel-vaulted casemates as the last large building of the city fortifications (is often incorrectly referred to as the Rosenobel tower ) Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
	Source tower	Sebastian-Kneipp-Steige	1510	Below the gelatinous tower; once used as the location of the Überlinger Heilquelle Small round tower made of sandstone blocks with cornice and conical roof . Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
More pictures	Gallerturm (formerly Wallenturm; Wallerturm )	To Gallerturm 17 (map)	1500/03	Western defense tower built on the edge of the Gallerberg to protect the fishermen's suburbs; around 1874 the conical roof was replaced by a medieval, romanticized battlement platform , which in turn was replaced by a new conical roof in 1934. Five-storey round tower with conical roof, console frieze and kennel ; Arched windows from the 19th century on the north side preserved Protected according to § 28.1.3. DSchG
More pictures	City fortifications	City fortifications (with towers, gates and entrenchments), city wall sections along the inner and outer city wall ring along the old town and the districts of Dorf (north of the old town) and Fischerhäuservorstadt (west of the old town)	13-17 century	Inner city wall ring (around 1.6 km): City fortifications first mentioned in 1232 (“infra muros”), ramparts replaced by city walls from 1250; along today's old town: Grabenstrasse, Stadtgraben (Franciscan monastery and Rosenobelhaus on the edge of the wall) Rosenobelgraben; St. Johanngraben, Hellgraben (today Mantelhafen) Towers and city gates (starting in the southwest): Storchenturm ( powder tower ; demolished around 1872), Rudolfs - or Fidelistor (temporarily prison ; demolished in 1865), Christophstor (demolished around 1830), tower at the city moat (preserved; old prison ), Franziskanertor (preserved) , Tower at the Franciscan monastery (no longer detectable since the early 18th century), adjoining outer ring (at Wiestor ), Rosenobel (preserved), Obertor (collapsed in 1880), St. Johann tower (preserved), city wall tower ( removed ), light gate (or Hölltor ; outer 1823 demolished, inner 1837), Wetzenstein or Zeughaustor (as access to Hellgraben, at the eastern end of today's Hafenstrasse; demolished around 1840), Powder Tower (demolished around 1865), tower on the Seestadtmauer (1577 it will be in Mentioned the backyard area of ​​the house at Hafenstrasse 8 or 10; the nameless tower with its onion or conical roof is still visible on several city views until 1800, the purpose of the tower remained unclear, however), Fahrtor (or Fä hrtor , Gstadt Stad , Stadtor ; with boat landing stages as access to the city, demolished in 1858 with the hospital buildings on the lake shore, today the landing place) Outer city wall ring (around 1.1 km): built from 1450 to around 1550/1630 to protect the village and the fishing suburbs (Grundgraben, Blattergraben, Scheerengraben) Towers and gates (south Beginning): Kuderturm (canceled in 1860; Powder Tower on the southeast corner of today Badgarten) Badturm (received), Grundtor (1838 canceled), source tower (received), Gallerturm (received), Gallertor get (round arch as access from Grund- zum Blatterngraben), Aufkircher Tor (preserved), Wagsauterturm (preserved), Gansertor (demolished in the 18th century), Kohlturm (last mentioned around 1670), Kesselbachturm (preserved; also known as Kohlturm ), Wiestor (outer demolished in 1828, inner 1843), adjoining the inner ring to the rose arbor Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG

Inside the city wall

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Gunzoburg	Aufkircher Strasse 3	1363/64	alleged seat of the Alemanni - Duke Gunzo in the 7th century; actually late medieval patrician house ; Half-timbering from the years 1363/64; First referred to as a castle in 1732 ; in the 19th century a fresco by “Gunzo” was attached to the facade. Three-storey solid construction with half-timbered gables and a gable roof.
		Aufkircher Strasse 5		Former guild house of the vine people ( Wolferzunft ); House to the wolf ; in the 19th century briefly building of the higher middle school. Three-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip roof.
		Aufkircher Strasse 9		Two-story building with a half-timbered upper floor
		Aufkircher Strasse 10
		Aufkircher Strasse 11		Two-story building with a protruding half-timbered upper floor
		Aufkircher Strasse 13		Formerly the house of the Counts of Zimmer ; also Messkirch house Three-storey solid construction
		Aufkircher Strasse 14		Half-timbered house
		Aufkircher Strasse 15		Two-storey building, eaves; changed in the 1950s
		Aufkircher Strasse 17		Gable-independent building with half-timbering
		Aufkircher Strasse 18
		Aufkircher Strasse 19		Two-storey building with a group of windows, fresco depicting the sword dance and cellar neck porch
	House Illmensee	Aufkircher Strasse 21	1687; 1950s	Two-storey building with a gable roof and cellar neck porch; in the 1950s, heightened and half-timbered facade added; Coat of arms of the Illmensee community on the house and double coat of arms above the archway of the cellar porch with the year 1687
		Aufkircher Strasse 26
		Aufkircher Strasse 27
		Aufkircher Strasse 28
More pictures		Aufkircher Strasse 29		Two-storey building with roofing windows, entrance gate and cellar neck porch
More pictures	St. Jodok	Aufkircher Strasse 32 (map)	1462	Consecrated as a parish church in the village in 1462 ; former church of a Jacob's brotherhood on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela ; baroque interior in the 18th century ; At the beginning of the 20th century, important frescoes inside were exposed again; profaned around 1914 and rededicated in 1934; Repaired in 1977 Late Gothic hall church with polygonal choir integrated into the line of houses ; Tracery windows and bell gables
		Aufkircher Strasse 33		Two-storey half-timbered building with elevator dormer
		Aufkircher Strasse 34	Around 1669	Former vineyard house; two half-timbered floors with a solid ground floor
		Aufkircher Strasse 35
		Aufkircher Strasse 38		Half-timbered house with half- hipped roof , surrounding wall and archway
		Aufkircher Strasse 40
		Aufkircher Strasse 42
		Aufkircher Strasse 43
		Aufkircher Strasse 48
	Neustadtbrunnen	Aufkircher Strasse	1847; 2007	Fountain; under monument protection since 2004; Rebuilt in 2007
More pictures	Bad hotel	Christophstrasse 2	1835/1850	On the place of the late medieval bath to the fishermen's houses ; Hotel building at the (later) Badgarten around 1835 and 1850 expanded to today's shape Solid construction from the Biedermeier period with a mansard hipped roof
More pictures	Warm bath of the Bad Hotel	Christophstrasse 2	1905	West of the Bad Hotel 1905 construction of the neo-baroque building of the Warmbad ; Connected to the hotel building via a bridge construction Two-storey building, base made of bossed masonry , mansard roof with a crooked hip
	Villa Seeburg	Christophstrasse 2	1907	Built as part of the Bad-Hotel from 1907 in direct connection to the bath tower; from 1933 to 1993 run by Sisters of the Cross from the Hegne monastery as a Kneipp recreation home in Seeburg ; since then part of the Bad-Hotel again Three-storey building in Art Nouveau style with tower windows, mansard roof and gable
	Kursaal with outdoor facilities	Christophstrasse 2	1954/55	Event hall between the Bad Hotel and the Bad Tower; During construction in 1953, the two-storey casemates adjoining the bath tower were destroyed and a dam built around 1560 was leveled . Opened in 1954 as Kursaal am See ; Plans to demolish the Kursaal in the 1980s to make room for an extension to the Bad Hotel; In 1986 the Kursaal was placed under monument protection as a simple cultural monument, as it is considered an example of the architecture of the 1950s; 1992/93 Reconstruction of the Kursaal with a new extension Hall building with curved glass facade, glazed entrance area with natural stone wall and projecting concrete roof on slim supports; Interior fittings still largely original Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Christophstrasse 15
		Christophstrasse 17	1535; around 1780	1535 to 1808 part of the convent building (row of houses Christophstrasse 17, 19, 21) of the Franciscan convent of St. Gallus ; Built in 1535; rebuilt around 1780 or partly new building; converted into a residential building in the 19th century Two-storey solid building with window cornice
	Vanotti house	Christophstrasse 18	1575 (mentioned); 18th century	Three-part building complex between Christophstraße, Zeughausgasse and Jakob-Kessenring-Straße; originally from the 16th century (south wing) and the 18th century (north wing); until around 1800 patrician house of the von Lentz family; Acquired around 1840 by a descendant of an Italian merchant family, who later became the hospital administrator Constantin Vanotti; After renovations and extensions in the 1920s, it was run as a wine restaurant and café Vanottihaus ; today residential and commercial building. Baroque north wing from the 18th century with bay window , arched gate on the ground floor, mansard hipped roof, stair tower with stone spiral staircase and tent roof, gate wing attached to the east that spans the alley; Two-storey south wing also with mansard roof Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Christophstrasse 19	1535; around 1780	1535 to 1808 part of the convent building (row of houses Christophstrasse 17, 19, 21) of the Franciscan convent of St. Gallus; Built in 1535; rebuilt around 1780 or partly new building; converted into a residential building in the 19th century. Two-storey solid construction with window cornice and a dwelling
		Christophstrasse 19a	Around 1780	Former girls' school in the back yard of the Franciscan convent St. Gallus; built around 1780
		Christophstrasse 21	1535; around 1780	1535 to 1808 part of the convent building (row of houses Christophstrasse 17, 19, 21) of the Franciscan convent of St. Gallus; Built in 1535; rebuilt around 1780 or partly new building; 1863 Protestant rectory until 1908; since then residential building Two-storey building with a half-hip roof
		Christophstrasse 24		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Christophstrasse 40		Three-story corner building with hipped roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Christophstrasse 43		Until 1806 the shoemaker's guild house ; also the Merzler, Krämer , Sattler , Beutler , Seiler and Apotheker ; afterwards Gasthaus Zum Wilden Mann ; today residential and commercial building Two-storey, eaves-standing solid construction with three arched gates
		Christophstrasse 45		Three-storey building with two projecting half-timbered storeys
		Christophstrasse 49	Around 1549	Three-story corner building with a gable roof, solid ground floor and first floor, above half-timbered floors
		Franziskanerstraße 4	Around 1575	Patrician house Kessenring; Year on the bay window 1575; Damaged in a fire in 2011, then the interior wall paintings uncovered. Three-storey solid building with late Gothic ribbon windows and bay window on the first floor on Franziskanerstraße; Gable rear facade on Münsterplatz made of half-timbered houses
More pictures	City pharmacy; formerly Upper Pharmacy	Franziskanerstraße 7	Around 1595	Around 1595 the medieval building was extended to its present form. Redesigned at the end of the 19th century with elements of historicism (including pilasters and window canopies), which were removed again in the 1950s; Extensively restored at the end of the 1990s. Winner of the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize 1998 Eaves building with two floors, mezzanine and three- story roof structure. On the first floor there is a bay window with cornices and a console frieze under the eaves
		Franziskanerstraße 9		Three-storey solid construction
		Franziskanerstraße 11		Three-storey solid construction
More pictures	Salmansweiler Hof	Franziskanerstraße 15 (map)	1525/30	Former nursing home of the Reichsabbey Salem ( Salmannsweiler ); Southern part of the three-part building complex; built around 1525/30; in the 19th century a brewery with an inn, expanded around 1910 with a machine house (Steinhausgasse 2) and a tall chimney; later the brewery was abandoned and the chimney was removed; rebuilt in the 1950s Massive, eaves-standing, saddle-gable building with a high base, cornice and corner blocks
More pictures	Salmansweiler Hof	Franziskanerstraße 15 (map)	1525/30	Former nursing home of the Salem Imperial Abbey; Gate construction of the three-part building complex; built around 1525/30 Two-storey connecting building with a segmented arched gate, arched niche with a figure of a saint , late Gothic windows, battlements and bay windows, a green man as a console under the bay window
More pictures	Salmansweiler Hof	Franziskanerstraße 17 (map)	1525/30	Former nursing home of the Salem Imperial Abbey; Northern part of the three-part building complex; built around 1525/30; 1535 house chapel with star vault built into the ground floor (today a shop); At the beginning of the 20th century, it was used as the printer's building for the local newspaper “Seebote”. Two-storey solid construction with a stepped gable and corner blocks, two pointed arched windows on the ground floor (former house chapel).
More pictures	Franciscan Church for the Immaculate Conception	Franziskanerstraße 20 (map)	1308/48; 1750s / -60s	Originally a Gothic monastery church ; 1308 Foundation for Church Construction, consecrated to the Conception of Mary in 1348 ; expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries; from 1752, under Johann Michael Beer , Franz Ludwig Herrmann , Joseph Anton Feuchtmayer and Gottfried Bernhard Göz , comprehensively baroque; until 1808 Franciscan monastery church Three-aisled basilica with a high chancel with buttresses and turrets
	St. Franziskus retirement and nursing home	Franziskanerstraße 22 (map)	13th / 14th century; early 18th century; 1888	Former Franciscan monastery ; Monastery building in the 14th century on the northern edge of the inner city wall ring, next to the (later) Franciscan gate; From 1700 the convent building, partly including the older structure, converted into a three-part building complex; Monastery wall along today's Spitalgasse; after the monastery was dissolved in 1808, used as an apartment for the last Überlingen Capuchins (until 1820); then (after extensive renovations, demolition of the Holy Cross Chapel) urban school building with Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek; from the 1840s Grand Ducal District Criminal Court with prison; barracks set up there after the Baden Revolution in 1850; since 1855 former monastery building again in municipal ownership and in 1857 the Heilig-Geist-Spital (from today's landing place) established here; due to the threat of collapse, the east wing was demolished in 1888 and replaced by a shorter new building with larger windows; converted into a retirement home in the middle of the 20th century ; fundamental renovations in the 1990s and 2000s Three-part building complex: three-storey nave construction (west, central and east wing) along the moat on the edge of the inner city wall ring; Adjacent to the nave, two three-storey building wings facing south towards the monastery church
		Friedhofstrasse 1		Two-storey half-timbered house
		Friedhofstrasse 2
		Friedhofstrasse 3
		Friedhofstrasse 5		Half-timbered house with cellar neck porch
		Friedhofstrasse 6
		Friedhofstrasse 13
		Friedhofstrasse 25		Gable-independent half-timbered house
More pictures	Former Grand Ducal Official Prison with prison wall	Gartenstrasse 2	1892/93	Used as a prison until the 20th century; today residential building Three-storey stone building in the neo-Gothic style (similar to the Catholic rectory on Münsterplatz), contains drilled segmented arched windows, a tower on the north side with a pointed roof, buttresses, a standing quadruple window and a portal with a pointed and keel arch , a central projection on the south facade and a console frieze the building's enclosure wall contains a crenellated archway
		Gartenstrasse 15
		Gartenstrasse 17		Half-timbered house with a half-hip roof
	Gondola port			Harbor, at the time of the imperial city, ditch in front of the western city fortifications (Grundtor); then trenches ; converted into a harbor in the 19th century; since the end of the 1970s bridge over the lake approach
	Evangelical rectory	Grabenstrasse 2	1875/77	In place of the stork tower, built in 1875/77 as a villa for the evangelical pastor; since 1908 parish and parish hall Palais-like building in the style of neoclassicism ; three-storey on an L-shaped floor plan. Ground floor designed with ribbon rustica , upper floors with pilasters, side elevations, attic floor and window canopies; South facade equipped with triangular gable and balcony Protected according to § 12 DSchG
More pictures	To the green tree	Grabenstrasse 8		Eastern part of the building with the tanners ' guild room ; there is the tanner's guild coat of arms from " 1749 ", although the Überlingen tanners' guild had ceased to exist since the end of the 15th century
		Grabenstrasse 10		Former dye works; inner color and mang Three-storey solid building with hipped roof. Projecting into the street, as the Christophstor adjoined the building until around 1830
	Community center	Grabenstrasse 12	13th Century; 1412	Rear outer masonry of the lower and first floor part of the inner city wall ring; The core of the building dates from 1412 Four-storey solid construction with vaulted cellar and gable roof
	Leaf house	Grabenstrasse 18	1705	Founded around 1500 as a house for particularly infectious patients (especially those suffering from syphilis and plague ) south of Blatterngraben on the edge of the old town (in Gänsbühl ); In 1666 a woman is said to have been walled up alive in the house; Blatternhaus rebuilt in 1705 and subsequently used as an internment building , quarter for mentally handicapped people, cholera house (1820), isolation ward and journeyman's hospital; Since the construction of the city hospital around 1885, it has been converted into a residential building Free-standing half-timbered house with plastered west gable
		Gradebergstrasse 1	Late 18th century	In 1781 collapse of the previous building ( Benefiziathaus of ore brotherhood ); from 1876 to 1880 building of the savings and orphanage fund ; since then residential and commercial building Two-storey solid construction with arched gate and hipped roof
		Gradebergstrasse 3		Half-timbered house with a massive ground floor and a crooked hip roof
		Gradebergstrasse 4
		Gradebergstrasse 5
		Gradebergstrasse 6
		Gradebergstrasse 8		After the building collapsed on the opposite side of the street (Gradebergstraße 1) in 1781, used as a charity house for the Arch Brotherhood (until the 19th century) Eaves-mounted solid construction
More pictures	Municipal music school	Gradebergstrasse 9	Around 1500; 1558 on the coat of arms	Erected as another patrician house of the Reichlin von Meldegg ; later Sättelin's house ; Mid-19th century until 1892 Grand Ducal District Court ; from 1912 to 1957 trade school ; since 1987 municipal music school Free-standing, three-storey solid construction with stepped gable, pointed arch portal, eaves cornice and corner blocks; small seat bay on the south facade, inside wall paintings
More pictures	Menzinger House	Gradebergstrasse 10		Former patrician house Three-storey building with a gable roof, bordered window frames and corner painting; large arched gate to the north of the building
		Gradebergstrasse 20	1495	Under Mayor Clemens Reichlin of Meldegg as another patrician family home on Lucy mountain built Free-standing, three-storey solid building with hipped roof and large (modern) bat dormer on the southern part; Tower extension with tent roof on the street facade
		Gradebergstrasse 22		Late medieval solid building with corner blocks
	Former Johanniter-Kommende, St. Johann-Haus with associated buildings and parks (Schanze)	Gradebergstrasse 24	Around 1743	Former knight house of the Johanniterkommende (1257–1806) from 1743, essentially older; built on the edge of the city moat; after the order was dissolved, the knight's house was used as a Baden forestry office and warehouse until 1833 ; 1818 Johanniterkirche demolished; barracks set up there after the Baden Revolution in 1850 ; after several sales of St. Johann-Haus, today an office building Solid three-storey building with arched gate and hipped roof. Adjacent laundry room from 1715, two-storey with half-timbered on the upper floor and half-sided hipped roof.
		Gunzoweg 2		Half-timbered house
		Gunzoweg 3		Gable-independent building with two half-timbered floors
		Gunzoweg 5
		Hafenstrasse 3		Plastered half-timbered house with a protruding upper floor Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 4		Three-storey building with projecting half-timbered storey Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 5		Eaves construction with cornice and elevator dormer Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 6	1704; 1960s	Until around 1636 Gasthof zum Schwarzen Adler (moved to Jakob-Kessenring-Straße 38); afterwards the nursing home of the Cistercians - Wald monastery ; 1704 renovation or new building; integrated into the neighboring Hotel Löwen after 1814; residential building since the 20th century; Damaged by fire in 1962, then partially rebuilt (together with Hafenstrasse 8). Two-storey solid construction with cornice; western archway with coat of arms of the Walder princess Maria Jakobe von Bodman, the year 1704 and a cornice with large consoles, over the entrance door baroque window grille also with the coat of arms of Wald; eastern archway with coat of arms and the year 1957 . Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.1; 28.1.3 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 7		Eaves construction with cornice Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 8	1557; 1960s	Mentioned in 1557 as an inn at the Roten Ochsen ; In 1577 a tower of the Seestadtmauer was mentioned in the rear courtyard area (the nameless tower with onion or conical roof is still visible on several cityscapes until 1800, the purpose of the tower remained unclear); In 1855 the Rote Ochsen was renamed Anker and relocated to the landing site (in the western area of ​​today's Volksbank building). Damaged by fire in 1962, then partially new building (together with Hafenstrasse 6) Eaves construction with cornice and two round arched gates Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
More pictures	Petershauser Hof	Hafenstrasse 10	1518	As a nursing yard of the Benedictine monastery Petershausen , completed 1518; 1527 to 1542 accommodation of the Konstanz cathedral chapter ; 1802 secularization of the monastery; afterwards various uses in the Petershauser Hof (around 1910 temporarily as a printer); At the beginning of the 1990s, fundamental renovation, with the entire interior construction rebuilt and several neighboring houses replaced by new buildings Gable-mounted solid construction with four floors and a stepped gable. On the ground floor a two-aisled hall with large pointed arch gates on the street facade, in the back yard a pointed arch gate, late Gothic window frames, arched openings and corner blocks Protected according to § 12 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 12		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Kunkelhaus	Hafenstrasse 13	1922	Instead of three burned-down houses, built in 1922 in the Heimatschutz style (clear orientation to neighboring building No. 15). The name is derived from the old name of Hafenstrasse, Kunkelgasse . Three-storey, eaves-standing building with a base storey, cornice and protruding half-timbered storey with a dwelling protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 15	1765	Erected as a donation house ( poor house ); residential building since 1870 Two-storey, eaves-standing building with two round arched gates, cornice, half-timbered storey and elevator dormer Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hafenstrasse 17		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Lazy Fur Building Complex; Mainauer Hof and Lazy Pelz ( Green Lion )	Hofstatt 2-4 (western part)	14th Century; around 1770; around 1840	Since the 14th century the office of the Teutonic Order Commander Mainau ; Rebuilt in 1396 and 1769/1772; from 1827 to 1919 Hotel zum Löwen; in the late 19th century the hipped roof was demolished with a stepped gable on the courtyard side and heightened with a flat roof ; In the 1950s, there was a further increase in the current shape with a gable or hipped roof Pub lazy fur (so-called Green Lion ) on the landing site; built around 1840 as the ballroom of the Hotel Löwen; since 1954 municipal gallery in the Green Lion ; 1990 Building complex badly damaged by fire Mainauer Hof (Hofstatt): three-storey solid building with two basket arched door openings on the ground floor Lazy fur (lake promenade): single-storey building with window canopies, consoles on cornices, hipped mansard roof with ox-eye dormers Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Lazy Fur Building Complex; former Hotel Löwen and Roter Löwe	Hofstatt 2-4 (eastern part)	17th century; 1808	Built in 1808 in place of the fishermen's guild house ; until 1919 Hotel zum Löwen with a late medieval rear building on the lake promenade (so-called Red Lion ); 1990 building complex (especially the Red Lion) badly damaged by fire, then refurbished; 2004 renewed renovation Building at the Hofstatt: three-storey solid construction with a mansard roof and basket arched door openings on the ground floor; Connecting buildings in the back yard with half-timbering Red Lion (lake promenade): two-storey building with half-timbered gable and crooked hip or gable roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hofstatt 6		Three-storey, eaves-standing building Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	New lion guild (component)	Hofstatt 7		Tympanum of the old lion guild Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hofstatt 10		Three-storey, eaves-standing building with projecting half-timbered storey Protected according to § 12 DSchG
		Hofstatt 12		Three-storey, eaves-standing building Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Hofstatt 14	1573 (year on the facade)	Two-storey, eaves- standing construction with ribbon windows and projecting half-timbered storey Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Hofstatt 16		Corner building with shield gable and superstructures; Segment arch openings on the ground floor; Coat of arms-like facade painting on the north side with two stylized lions , pretzel , crown and the year 1983 Protected according to § 12 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 6		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 8		Two-storey, eaves- standing building with a dwelling Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 9		Two-storey corner building with a half-hipped roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Hotel Schäpfle	Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 12	1704	Half-timbered house, massive ground floor with two arched gates Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.3 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 13		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 20		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 30	1539/40	Late medieval buildings; from 1721 to 1786 the nursing home of Habsthal Abbey near Ostrach ; Damaged in a fire in the neighboring building in 1991 Two-storey, eaves-standing solid construction with round arched door and late Gothic bay window Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse 38		Late medieval buildings; from 1636 to 1835 restaurant Zum (Schwarzen) Adler (moved to Krummebergstrasse 12 in 1838); also used as a tannery; changed in the 19th century Two-storey corner building with cornices, simple corner pilasters and hipped or half-hipped roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Kesselbachstrasse 11
	Capuchin Church	Klosterstrasse 2 (map)	1658	Former monastery church of the Capuchin monastery , consecrated in 1658; profaned around 1803, the convent building later demolished; profaned church cleared around 1820; afterwards it was used as a bathing establishment with a restaurant "Zum Schwanen", bath barn of the neighboring bath hotel, warehouse, workshop and magazine. 2004 modern extension; today used as an event hall. Closed since December 2017 due to the risk of the roof structure collapsing Single-aisle (originally baroque) building with gable roof Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Klosterstrasse 3		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Community center	Krummebergstrasse 2	16th Century	Town house from the 16th century, half-timbered around 1600; Eaves, three-storey building with round arched gate, bulbous facade and protruding half-timbering on the third floor.
	Birnau house	Krummebergstrasse 3		Until 1609 beneficiary of the former chaplain Birnau (Alt-Birnau) Two-storey, eaves-standing solid construction
		Krummebergstrasse 4		Until 1609 beneficiary of the chaplain of St. George
		Krummebergstrasse 5
		Krummebergstrasse 6	1436/37	Until the 19th century (together with no. 8) priestly fraternity house
		Krummebergstrasse 7
		Krummebergstrasse 8		Up until the 19th century (together with No. 6) the Society's House
		Krummebergstrasse 9
		Krummebergstrasse 11
		Krummebergstrasse 12		Late medieval patrician house; from 1835 to 1838 Gasthof Adler (then moved to Franziskanerstraße); from 1838 until the middle of the 20th century, Gasthof Koloss Three-storey, eaves-standing solid construction with a basement; several larger segment arch windows from the 19th century and gate entrance with keel arch
		Krummebergstrasse 14		Two-storey, eaves corner building with arched gate and gable roof
		Krummebergstrasse 16		1716 named as a parsonage ; around 1918 renovation, among other things the baroque volute gable was added. Three-storey solid building with a basement, cellar neck porch , small old porch with round arches, pent roof with simple, neo-baroque volute gable and dwarf house.
	Rose Nobel House	Krummebergstrasse 17	12th / 13th century; 1661; around 1884	Former patrician house; Rebuilt in 1661 in baroque style; Designed around 1884 in the “medieval” style, with the still preserved stepped gable attached. In 1977 it was given back the baroque color version; from 1877 to 2009 in municipal ownership; until the 20th century hospital administration building, then city administration building; after extensive renovation today residential building Three-part, massive building, late Romanesque early Gothic on the edge of the city moat; Wacken masonry probably from the 12th / 13th century; consists of two square tower houses and a connecting structure in between; eastern tower house with stepped gable, towers over the rest of the house by one floor; Staggered connecting structure with a gable roof and tower extension in the courtyard area; western tower house also with a stepped gable
		Krummebergstrasse 18		Basically built before 1550; around 1700 composed of two buildings. The late Gothic plank beam ceiling inside is considered an independent monument Two-storey, eaves-standing solid construction with a high basement, there round arched gates
	Family center old town	Krummebergstrasse 20	1680s	After it was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War, it was rebuilt in the 1680s as a corn arbor of the Überlinger Spital (with older buildings). Since 1902 the municipal kindergarten St. Angelus ; after extensive renovation in 2015/17, now the old town family center Two-storey solid construction with arched portals, north-western half-timbered gable and ventilation dormers in the roof structure in 2015/17, fundamental renovation, including the addition of a staircase to the half-timbered gable
		Krummebergstrasse 27	1601	Erected after a fire in the previous building (1600) in 1601 as part of the Wald Kloster Wald's care yard; Part of the Walder Pflegehof until around 1630 Three-storey building with a high basement including a round arched door, a massive upper floor also with a round arched door and two cantilevered half-timbered floors with a dwelling; Half-timbered gable covered by wooden cladding ; Arch and corner edging made of sandstone
		Krummebergstrasse 29	1601	Built around 1601 after a fire in the previous building; Beneficiary of the chaplaincy St. Luzius in the Reichlin-von-Meldegg-Haus opposite; today residential building Eaves construction with half-timbered storey
More pictures	Reichlin-von-Meldegg-Haus	Krummebergstrasse 30 (map)	1459/62; around 1700	Patrician house of the Reichlin von Meldegg; erected by Andreas Reichlin von Meldegg ; designed in the styles of the late Gothic / early Renaissance ; is one of the oldest Renaissance buildings in Germany; later furnished with baroque elements from the Wessobrunn school by Christian Thumb and Franz Schmuzer ; brewery in the 19th century; since 1913 municipal museum Stately, three-part building complex, street facade rusticated with a baroque portal, crenellated gable on the sides of the gable roof, courtyard-side building wing with pent roof and stepped gable
	St. Lucien Chapel	Krummebergstrasse 30	1468 (consecration) / early 18th century	Chapel of the Reichlin-von-Meldegg-Haus, consecrated to St. Lucius of Chur , interior redesigned in baroque style until around 1730 The north side is uniformly connected to the facade of the main building, set off on the courtyard side, contains several pointed arched and rectangular windows and stepped gables; Inside supported by only one column
		Krummebergstrasse 32	Around 1446; 17th century; 1960	Until 1609 beneficiary of the chaplain of St. Elisabeth ; today residential building; 1960 increased Massive, three-storey corner building, arched openings in the basement, standing bay with half-timbering as a cellar neck porch and entrance gate
	Former customs office building	Landing area 7	1862	1862 as Großherzoglich Badisches Hauptzollamt with Obereinnehmerei (financial authority) built; 1894 Acquisition moved to own building on Mühlenstrasse; Use as a customs office until around 1970; Planned demolition in the mid-1970s, but prevented by monument protection; 1997 Installation of an underground car park in the inner courtyard; used today as a bank building Two-storey corner building with a basement, gate openings and windows with segmented arches, window canopies, cornice, console frieze, pilasters and an implied side projection with triangular gable in the eastern area of ​​the facade. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Greth	Landing place 14 (map)	14th century / 1788	Former imperial town trading and grain house with a medieval core, rebuilt by the Teutonic order builder Franz Anton Bagnato in 1788 to its present form, in the 20th century mainly used as a library (Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek and Stadtbibliothek), warehouse and administration building, commercial building since thorough renovation in 1997/98 with cinema and gastronomy Free-standing, late baroque-early classical building with massive ground and upper floors, north and south sides with four arched gates each, west side with one gate; four-storey hipped roof, risalit-like gables on the north and south sides: segmented arched gable with city arms on the south side and triangular gable on the north side Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Lindenstrasse 5		Eaves construction with two floors and a gable roof
		Lindenstrasse 7		Han patrician house Eaves construction with two floors and a gable roof
	Reutlingerhaus	Lindenstrasse 9	1590	Patrician house Reutlinger Eaves-mounted building with two floors, gable roof and half-timbered elevator dormer, arched gate on the ground floor In the back courtyard, high medieval stone house with small lancet windows and gable roof
		Lindenstrasse 13		Possibly storage building at the time of the imperial city Tower-like building with three floors, high basement, round arched gate, corner blocks and half-timbered gable
		Luziengasse 3		Until 1609 beneficiary of the chaplain of St. Laurentius Half-timbered house
		Luziengasse 4		Until 1609 beneficiary of the chaplaincy St. Katharina in the cathedral Two-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip roof
		Luziengasse 7		Until 1609 the benefice house of the chaplain of St. Michael in the charnel house chapel Half-timbered house
		Luziengasse 8	1292; 1314	In the 1980s, plans were already being made to demolish the inconspicuous house, but dendrochronological investigations showed that the oldest wooden beam in the house dates back to 1292 and that the building was probably built in 1314 at the latest. The basement is even older and probably comes from the first development on the edge of the core area of ​​the old town. It is also one of the oldest half-timbered houses in Baden-Württemberg and the oldest still preserved in Überlingen. After this investigation, the house was placed under monument protection and professionally renovated; In 1992 the building was awarded the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize Two-storey building with half-timbered elements, a basement and a hip or half-hip roof
		Luziengasse 9		Until 1609 the beneficiary of the chaplaincy St. Fabian and Sebastian Two-storey half-timbered house with elevator dormer
		Luziengasse 11		Half-timbered house with a high basement protruding over the alley, Luziengasse is led through as a stairway under the first floor
		Luziengasse 19		Until 1609 the benefactor's chaplaincy in the Gall monastery ; later than Gallic house and rectory of Andelshofen referred Two-storey solid construction with a stepped gable, ribbon windows and arched gates
		Luziengasse 21		Narrow half-timbered house with ribbon windows and large elevator dormer
More pictures	Mantelhafen		1860s	Port ; at the time of the imperial city, part of the eastern city fortifications as a light ditch divided into two by a bastion ( mantle hill) ; western Hellgraben converted into a fortified mantle port in the 1860s; Eastern Hellgraben backfilled , today a park protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures		Marktstrasse 1	16th Century; 1901	Late medieval in essence; Patrician house of the Besserer family; 1900/01 conversion to the present-day, street-defining shape Three-storey corner building with drilled window frames , console frieze, dwarf house, tower window , hipped roof with glazed roof tiles as well as several dormers and triangular dormers equipped with neo-Gothic elements. Two-storey wing of the building on Jakob-Kessenring-Strasse with half-timbered floor, with saddle roof and triangular dormers Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Catholic rectory	Münsterplatz 1	1889	Built in 1889 in neo-Gothic style Free-standing, two-storey stone building with hipped roof, high basement, tower window, corner blocks and central projection, there, pointed arch portal and triangular gable. The rear facade plastered, also with a central projectile; the old patronage coat of arms is attached there
	Beneficiary	Münsterplatz 3	1484/85	Possibly built in 1484/85; from 1609 to 1810 beneficiary of the collegiate monastery Ad Sanctum Nicolaum ; afterwards residential building with workshop and inn; after extensive restoration in the 2000s, now a residential building again; Winner of the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize 2012 Solid, three-storey corner building with a hipped roof and pointed arch gate on the ground floor
	Building complex of the Münsterpassage	Münsterplatz 4		Significantly changed at the end of the 1970s when the late medieval building was rebuilt Gable-independent solid construction with stepped gable and corner borders
More pictures	Minster St. Nicholas	Münsterplatz 6 (map)	14th - 16th century	City parish church; largest late Gothic church building in the Lake Constance region Foundation walls of the previous buildings from the 11th - 13th centuries; today's building built from 1350–1563 as a five-nave basilica ; Inside carved high altar (1613–1616) made of linden wood by Jörg Zürn in the Mannerist style
More pictures	Mount of Olives Chapel	Münsterplatz 6	1493	The building was donated as early as 1469 but was not erected until 1493 Late Gothic, octagonal pavilion with buttresses, star vaults and tent roof; used to have a perforated roof. Inside is a praying figure of Christ
		Munsterplatz 7	16th Century	Former mass priest house of St. Nioklauspfründe and house of spiritual asset management; Church factory ; residential building to this day Massive, eaves-standing building with three floors and stepped gable, drilled window frames
More pictures	Old City Chancellery, City Archives	Münsterplatz 8	1598/1600	Established from 1598 as the town chancellery of the neighboring town hall; until 1817 in municipal ownership, then in state and private ownership, since 1893 again in public hands; After restoration work in 1907/12, city archives since 1913 Gable-independent, two-storey solid construction with portal, coupled windows and cornices, painted city coat of arms in the upper area of ​​the gable; two-arched loggia in the back yard ; Renaissance furnishings inside
		Munsterplatz 9		Single storey half-timbered house
		Münsterplatz 11		Until 1609 the benefactor of the chaplaincy St. Jakobus d. Ä. Single storey half-timbered house
More pictures	Gasthaus Zur Krone	Munsterstrasse 10	1426; around 1505	Oldest verifiable inn in the city; urban-hospital inn expanded to its present form around 1505; Hall on the upper floor with a Renaissance coffered ceiling created in 1626 ; In 1635 the hospital sold the inn, stipulating that the crown should remain “ an inn, inn or inn ”; 1779 set up in addition to the post office inn ; 1930 exposed Alemannic half-timbering in the inner courtyard on the south wing ; until the middle of the 20th century inn or hotel, after that mostly empty; 1997/98 fundamental renovation; today gastronomy, office and residential buildings Two to three-storey, two-wing building complex; Main wing (on Münsterstrasse) in massive construction, with stepped gable, corner rustics, pointed arched gate, cornice Long drawn south wing along Kronengasse with gable roof, even window axes, a group of windows, pointed arched and basket arched gate on the ground floor, half-timbered facade with elevator dormer in the courtyard; there also “ Napoleon Monument” by Peter Lenk Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.3 DSchG
	Building complex of the Münsterpassage	Münsterstrasse 11		Significantly changed at the end of the 1970s due to partial new construction Three-storey building with arched gate, bay window and gable roof; Stair tower in the rear area
		Munsterstrasse 13	Around 1700	Erected around 1700 as a house on the rainbow ; until 1876 pharmacy; thereafter until the beginning of the 20th century inn to hell owned by A. Teufel; around 1885 plans to demolish the building in order to be able to completely clear the neighboring St. Nikolaus Minster, but not carried out; In 1927/28 the public passage (through the courtyard of the rear building) was created from the southern to the northern area of ​​the Münsterplatz; the year 1933 on the gable of the rear building Main building: three-storey solid construction with a gable roof. One-storey rear building with passage: two pointed arches, stone facade and small attached Pietà, half-timbered gable facing the courtyard
More pictures	town hall	Münsterstrasse 15-17 (map)	14th / 15th century; around 1490	Multi-part building complex of the town hall, first mentioned in 1332; expanded around 1490 by the new town hall with pfennig tower , including the important town hall by Jakob Russ ; The old town hall was redesigned in 1955, exposing ribbon windows with tracery and Renaissance beams Old Town Hall : three-storey with ribbon windows, gable roof and single-storey half-timbered extension New City Hall : with rusticated street facade, three-storey stepped gable building with gable roof, four-storey tower extension with crooked hip and sundial (independent monument according to § 28.1.3. DschG.) On the ground floor, pointed arches, gate opening and profiled walls first floor (town hall hall) four-part ribbon window with sill
		Münsterstrasse 19		Medieval in essence Two-storey building with cornice and gable roof
		Munsterstrasse 22		Eaves, two-storey building with cornice, window canopies and console frieze Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Münsterstrasse 24		Eaves, three-storey building with ribbon windows Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Munsterstrasse 29
		Münsterstrasse 30		Gable- independent solid building protruding from the line of houses with arcades, group of windows and half-timbered gable Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Munsterstrasse 33
More pictures		Munsterstrasse 35	Around 1550	Built around 1550 as a patrician house; from the 1674/75 patrician house of the von Pflimmern family; 1852 conversion of the house chapel on the ground floor into a shop; At the end of the 1950s, the ploughman's house was fundamentally remodeled, including adding arcades to widen the pavement ; 1976 Installation of a passage with parking deck in the back yard Two-storey corner building with a gable roof and stepped gable, high ground floor, there arcades with round arches; Cornice, window aprons and canopies on the upper floors , corner rustication, eaves cornice, elevator dormer window in the inner courtyard; north adjoining courtyard wall with round arched gate and half-timbered upper floor
	Hotel Zaehringer Hof	Münsterstrasse 38		Former Gasthaus zum Wilden Mann ; Composed of two buildings Two-storey solid construction with gable roofs of different heights Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Munsterstrasse 40		Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Munsterstrasse 42
		Munsterstrasse 47		Half-timbered house on the eaves
	Hotel ox	Münsterstrasse 48	1715/1927	Erected around 1715, but with a late medieval core; Patrician house of the von Mader family; since 1840 Gasthaus zum Ochsen with brewery; Brewery in the former house chapel; 1927 Extension building in the style of Art Deco that defines the street scene (as one of the few architectural examples of the style in Überlingen); Brewery shot later Western part on Münsterstrasse: two-story building with round arched gate, coat of arms and the year 1715 ; Timber-framed cornice and dormer window Eastern part towards Mantelhafen: gable-independent building with shield or stepped gable, distinctive corner and window frames and round arches on the ground floor Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
		Munsterstrasse 49		Two-storey solid building with cornice, window canopies and ornaments
		Munsterstrasse 51
	Community center	Münsterstrasse 53		Front and rear building Two-storey front building, eaves solid construction built in 1688 with older elements; The rear building is essentially late Gothic
	Kolping House ; Community center	Munsterstrasse 55	Around 1780	Front and rear building Three-storey front building, eaves solid construction; Ground floor and first floor window canopies, parapet fields made of sandstone; Front door and shutters made of cherry wood Massive rear building from the 17th century with a sandstone-framed arched gate
		Munsterstrasse 59		Medieval building with three floors and protruding half-timbered floors and a distinctive monopitch roof
	Bathroom behind the churchyard; Inner bath	Pfarrhofstrasse 7	1450; 1732	First mentioned in 1450 as a bath behind the churchyard ; later also referred to as the inner bath ; 1732 rebuilding or partial new building; today residential and commercial building Gable-independent solid construction with ribbon windows and arched windows
		Sandbergweg		Wall of property of the former Johanniter commandery
		Schulstrasse 2		Free-standing half-timbered house with massive ground floor and cantilevered upper floor Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Schulstrasse 4		Half-timbered house with cantilevered upper floor and half-hip roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Schulstrasse 9		Eaves, two-storey building with a mid-house Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Schulstrasse 12	Around 1912	Built around 1912 with simple Art Nouveau elements; Damaged by roof fire in 1987 Two-storey corner building with base, arched openings, half-timbered and volute gable Protected according to § 2 DSchG
		Lake promenade 11		Formerly part of the Walder Hof (rear courtyard at Hafenstrasse 6); Main facade on the lake promenade part of the city wall Late medieval eaves-standing building with segmented arched windows, eaves cornice and gable roof Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.1; 28.1.3 DSchG
More pictures	Sea school	Lake promenade 17	1875	Built in 1875; Building of the higher middle school (and secondary school ); then until 1967 grammar school and until 1974 secondary school ; today office building Three-storey solid building in the style of neoclassicism with hipped roof, open staircase , basement and central projectile on the main facade; Arched windows on the ground floor, cornice and window roofing on the first floor, below the eaves cornice frieze in repeat ; Central projection with high arched openings, pilasters, roofing, balusters , blended columns with capitals , triangular gable and console frieze Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Sea school	Lake promenade 19	1865	Built in 1865 as a primary school building; elementary school until 1952, then middle and secondary school until 1974 ; Damaged by fire in 2003; today a training facility Two-storey solid construction with basement cornices, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, window canopies on the upper floor, on the main facade a dwelling with triangular gable, hipped roof; Building staggered on the courtyard side Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Former municipal gymnasium and festival hall, part of the Seeschulen ensemble	Lake promenade 21	1876	Built in 1875/76 and used as a gymnasium (initially also as a festival hall and an annex for toddlers ) by the neighboring sea schools until the middle of the 20th century ; planned demolition in 1992, then placed under monument protection as it is considered " one of the last of its kind "; Closed in 1992 due to dilapidation; afterwards refurbished; today Free Art Academy Free-standing building with a basement and a gable roof in the style of neoclassicism as well as a single-storey extension with a hipped roof; Hall measures 24 × 25 m; under the eaves frieze around the building; Eaves facing east facade with arched windows divided by pilasters, in the middle small triangular gables with city arms; Gable facing south facade also with arched windows and an elaborately designed portal (pilaster, triangular gable; inscription: ERBAUT MDCCCLXXVI ); Extension on the courtyard side with arched openings on the ground floor and cornice; The north side of the gable contains a round window Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Stone house	Steinhausgasse 1	Around 1351	Rebuilt or built around 1351 as a hospital warehouse with wine cellar , changed around 1426; warehouse until the 19th century; from 1846 Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek stored in boxes in the attic; hospital set up there after the Baden Revolution ; thereafter hospital administration building and from 1886 to 1913 the exhibition site of the cultural historical natural history cabinet including the Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek (since 1977 “movable cultural monument of special importance”); then residential building; since extensive renovation in 1996 cultural office and Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek as well as commercial facilities and gastronomy in the vaulted cellar Tower-like, massive corner building with a stepped gable, high basement and row of Gothic windows on the ground floor on the north side
More pictures	City library in the Torkel building	Steinhausgasse 3	1701	Upper hospital torkel ( wine press ) in direct connection with the stone house with wine cellar; Half-timbered storeys from 1701; Ground floor walls much older; 1977 winemaking relocated; since the renovation in 1996 housed the city library Corner building with solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floors and gable roof, three large arched gates on the ground floor
	Suso house	Susogasse 10 (map)	Early 14th century; 1430	1295 or 1297 alleged birthplace of Heinrich Seuse (lat. Suso); Building core from the beginning of the 14th century, late Gothic half-timbered gable around 1430; around 1900 memorial for Suso set up there; 2010 redesign Two-storey building with surrounding wall, half-timbered gable and half-hip roof.
	Former Seelhaus	Susogasse 12		Around 1600 to 1838 Seelhaus (imperial city hospital for non-residents); today residential building Gable-independent, three-storey solid construction with a high base and gable roof
		Turmgasse 6	The year on the archway 1668	Gable-independent solid construction with two-storey standing bay window, high basement (including vaulted cellar) with arched gate and gable roof
More pictures	Old prison	Turmgasse 7	13th Century; 1530	Three-part building complex with a vestibule on Turmgasse as well as main building and Büttelturm on Stadtgraben; urban bulk building , imperial city prison and 1855–1890 official prison; from 1899 to the 20th century housekeeping school and hostel for the homeless ( natural refreshment station ); since 1972 clubhouse of the fools guild Überlingen Entrance hall on Turmgasse: single-storey, gable-independent building with two arched doors and windows including bars, segmented arched windows and a wide saddle roof Main building: facade on the moat, part of the medieval city wall of the inner ring; two-storey building with arched gate and gable roof Büttelturm : lower storeys on the city moat, part of the medieval city wall of the inner ring; Eaves-standing solid construction with stepped gable and gable roof; Façade with extensive joint painting , rectangular openings and windows partly still with grilles
		Turmgasse 8		Tower-like, gable-independent solid construction, protruding into the street area, with bay windows, corner frames, elevator dormer and saddle or half-hip roof
	Community center	Turmgasse 9	1325; 1500/50	Lower storeys on the moat probably part of the medieval city wall of the inner ring Plastered half-timbered house, eaves with three storeys and solid ground floor, arched entrance made of sandstone
		Turmgasse 11		Lower storeys on the moat probably part of the medieval city wall of the inner ring
		Turmgasse 15		Corner building with a high gable
		Wiestorstrasse 1		Two-storey corner building with half-timbered floors, solid ground floor and hipped roof
		Wiestorstrasse 3		Two-storey half-timbered house with a solid ground floor
	Old Bachmühle	Wiestorstrasse 7	14th Century; 1700	Bachmühle from the 14th century; Half-timbered part around 1700, but walls significantly older; until around 1900 part of the three mills in the Graben ; in operation as a mill until 1913; Considered for demolition in the mid-2000s, it was extensively restored in 2006/07, with the half-timbering exposed again Two-storey building with half-timbered storeys and gables, elevator dormer and saddle or half-hip roof
		Wiestorstrasse 13
		Wiestorstrasse 15		Damaged by fire in 1989 Eaves, two-storey building
		Wiestorstrasse 19		Two-storey building with a half-timbered storey and a dwelling
		Wiestorstrasse 21		Half-timbered house on the eaves
More pictures	Armory	Zeughausgasse 1 (map)	15th / 16th century	Probably used as a bath in the 15th century and later as a fruit box ; since 1650 imperial city armory ; after 1803 used as a slaughterhouse , Protestant prayer room and gymnasium; from 1871–1886 location of the Kulturhistorisches Naturalien-Kabinett (predecessor of the municipal museum) with Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek; Until 1974 workshop, apartment, magazine and guild room of the fool's guild in Überlingen, from 1974 fundamental renovation of the armory that was then in danger of collapsing ( gutting ), then for a time the weapons museum, today a residential and commercial building Gable-independent solid construction with corner bevelling and stepped gable, several arched gates on the ground floor, loopholes from the 20th century, painted sundial with the city coat of arms on the main facade and the year 1528 Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	bridge	To the Gallerturm		Bridge over the Blatterngraben Until the beginning of the 19th century the only access to the Gallerberg and the Gallerturm; 1806 renewed the collapsed arch bridge ; Repaired in 1974 and 2014.

Outside the city fortifications

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Vianney Hospital	On the stone 21		Built as a villa, now a nursing home
	Elevated tank; Wasserschlössle	Aufkircher Strasse 82	1901	1900/01 as a high reservoir for water supply with a capacity of 275 m³, built in the same design as the Überlingen tunnels; Renovation in 2012, since then the two water chambers inside have been used as a garage Street facade made of ashlar with base, pointed arch window, entrance portal with pointed arch and cast iron door, above the portal the year 1901 , inscription Wasser -versorgung Ueberlingen , console cornice and battlements, large battlements with city arms; round corner turrets on the sides
	White villa	Bahnhofstrasse 2	Around 1866	Built as a villa , today an office building
	Clubhouse	Bahnhofstrasse 3	1912	Built as the club house of the yacht club at the gondola harbor; later water police ; Fire station; since 1993 building of the municipal youth department One-storey building with a high base, wooden cladding, loft , mansard roof with a crooked hip and a dwarf house; Extension with gable roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Former district office; Building authority	Bahnhofstrasse 4	1885/87	Erected in 1885/87 as a district office building in the style of 19th century palace architecture; from 1939 to 1973 district office of the Überlingen district ; since then building of the city administration Three-part, three-storey building with a square base, tower-like side projections and central projections that serve as a portal structure Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former district office	Bahnhofstrasse 5	1959	Built 1957–1959; until 1973 district office, then official building of the Lake Constance district ; Placed under monument protection in 2004; today office building Two-storey building with glass facade, glazed inner courtyard , protruding hall and mosaic on the north side Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	District Court	Bahnhofstrasse 8	1892	Opened as a Grand Ducal District Court Two-storey brick building in the style of historicism; Pillar portal, rustic plinth and cornices; single-storey extension with courtroom Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Villa Speer; House of the guest	Bahnhofstrasse 19	Around 1862	Built as a villa directly on the lake shore; since the 1950s owned by the city and run as the public house of the (spa) guest ; since 2015 office of the Landesgartenschau GmbH Two-storey rectangular building with a basement, segmented or arched windows, pilasters, cornices, reliefs, hipped roof with triangular gable as well as arbor and veranda Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Villa Trabold	Bahnhofstrasse 25		Administration building of the neighboring indoor swimming pool Bodensee-Therme Villa with cornices, corner frames, window aprons or canopies, console cornices; western side elevation with shield gable; Tower -like extension with a pointed roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Überlingen Therme station	Bahnhofstrasse 36 (map)	1895	Part of the whole Bodenseegürtelbahn Entrance building built in 1895, east wing added in the 1930s; Renovation work on the building since 2018 Three-part station building with lower side wings; Arched segment windows on the ground floor, platform ramp, mechanical signal box ( Üf ) in the building; Port with pier opposite the reception building Protected according to §§ 2; 12 DSchG
		Bahnhofstrasse 47		Lakefront villa
	Signal box Üw	Bahnhofstrasse 55		Former mechanical signal box Rectangular building with overhanging hipped roof
More pictures	Burgberg moated castle	Carl-Valentin-Weg 2 (map)	14th / 18th century	Presumably instead of a medieval moated castle on the castle hill northeast of the city; converted into a moated castle in the 14th century; from the 14th century to 1692 owned by the Reichsabtei Rot an der Rot ; Castle burned down in the Thirty Years War, then largely rebuilt in the 1680s; therein stucco ceilings of the Wessobrunn school and baroque staircase; District Burgberg including moated castle from 1680 to 1888 independent with lower jurisdiction (then back to Überlingen); Burgberg Castle with park has been privately owned since the 19th century and used as an inn around 1850; the former moat is only partially preserved today as a body of water Massive construction with three wings and a surrounding wall
		Frohsinnstrasse 30-32	1922/23	Former " workers' colony " Multi-family semi-detached house with cornices, shutters, hipped roof and dwelling houses
	Cemetery chapel; graveyard	Friedhofstrasse 51	Around 1530; 1662/64	Municipal cemetery with chapel outside the city wall laid out around 1530; after the chapel was destroyed in the Thirty Years War, rebuilt as a baroque hall church in 1662–1664; Tombs from the 16th to 18th centuries Century at the chapel; 1967 Canopy made of exposed concrete with a memorial to the victims of National Socialism was added, baroque furnishings (with the exception of the altar) removed Chapel building with a square choir, arched windows, roof turrets and crypt
		Goldbacher Strasse 16	1903	villa
	Gallery Fähnle	Goldbacher Strasse 70	1969	Exhibition building from 1969; built in the typical architectural style of the time
		Hochbildstrasse 15
	Former post office	Mühlenstrasse 6	1930/33	Built in 1930/33 as a Reich Post Office in Heimatschutz style ; changed in the 1960s with additions; Relocated to its original state around 1990 with a new extension building; Post office until 1994, post office , office and residential building since 2007 . Three-story stepped gable building with eaves cornice, ribbon windows and shutters
		Mühlenstrasse 14	1898	Former official building; today police Free-standing building made of masonry bricks in the style of historicism, with a basement, corner surrounds, central projection
	Police station	Mühlenstrasse 16	1894	Erected as the official building of the Obereinnahmerei ( tax authority); until around 1967 tax office ; since then police station Free-standing building in the neo-renaissance style, with a basement, column portal, cornices, arched windows, window canopies, upper floor made of brick, side elevation
		Mühlenstrasse 21	1899	Former Gasthaus Zum Hellthor Eaves-mounted building with a stepped gable, high basement, cornices, ribbon windows, tower windows with a pointed roof, central projecting with balconies, bay windows and stepped gable
More pictures	Former Ueberlingen Ost train station	Mühlenstrasse 33 (map)	1901	From 1901 to 1944 a train station, then a stop until 2001 ; Entrance building sold to private in 1984; 2001 separated from rail traffic; former reception building today office building One to two-storey building in neo-Gothic and romantic country style ; Buildings made of sandstone cuboids with hipped and gable roofs, decorative gables, cross-frame windows , coupled twin and triple windows, arched openings and entrance portal with columns Protected according to §§ 2; 12 DSchG
		Nellenbachstrasse 6		Former homestead
		Obere Bahnhofstrasse 8
		Obere Bahnhofstrasse 10
More pictures	Goldbacher tunnel	Upper Bahnhofstrasse	1944/45	As an underground relocation for armaments companies from Friedrichshafen , under the cover name "Magnesit" in 1944/45 by prisoners of the Überlingen-Aufkirch satellite camp , around four kilometers long tunnel system ; 1947 large parts blown up; renovated in the 1980s; today a documentation center
	St. Leonhard	Obere St. Leonhardstrasse 68	15th / 17th century	Basically from the 15th century; Former pilgrimage chapel on the way to the pilgrimage site of Alt-Birnau Rectangular building with bell gable, canopy and painted corner blocks; baroque altar inside
		Obere St. Leonhardstrasse 70	Around 1833	Built around 1833 as the St. Leonhard tavern; until 1873 inn; today residential building Single-storey solid construction with corner edging and hipped roof
		Rauensteinstrasse 27		Part of the former " workers' colony "
		Rauensteinstrasse 29		Part of the former " workers' colony "
More pictures	Rauenstein Castle	Rauensteinstrasse 66 (map)	1900/05	Erected as a villa with a park on the Rauhhalde hill in the east of the city; since the 1950s training building Two-storey, neo-baroque villa with corner projections, ashlars, mansard roofs and reliefs
	Writer's picture chapel	Writer's picture street	1534; 1659	Wayside chapel ; First mentioned in 1534; Rebuilt in 1659 Small rectangular building with arched portal and painted corner blocks
		Seestrasse 1
	Ortisei retirement and nursing home	St.-Ulrich-Straße 20 (former monument)	1883/85	Built around 1883/85; municipal hospital until 1961; then the side wing was replaced by new buildings (1965 and 1979); Listed central building heavily changed by renovations, and therefore deleted from the list of monuments
	Portrait	St.-Ulrich-Straße (in front of No. 20)	1330; 1972	Path cross with wooden canopy donated in 1330 ; original location on Hochbildstrasse ( Hochbildkreuzung ); Original in the city museum; Copy at the Hochbildkreuzung destroyed in a traffic accident in 1964; since 1972 at the location in front of the St. Ulrich retirement and nursing home
		St.-Ulrich-Strasse 51
More pictures	City garden; Urban plants	City garden	1870s; 1905	Two-part park on a hillside from the late 19th century; expanded in the 20th century Lower City Garden (along Bahnhofstrasse): Botanical garden with a branch into the city moat ( Grundgraben ), laid out around 1870, later expanded; with neo-baroque cast zinc fountain and timber-framed tool shed Upper city garden (on Molassefels ): with forest; Observation pavilion ; Octagonal pavilion made of cast iron, built on a rocky slope in 1875; Relocated to today's location due to a rock fall in 1884. Restored in 2003/04 Witch house ; formerly Klausnerhütte or Waldkirchli Built as a hermitage in 1905; Fundamentally renovated in 2002
More pictures	Tunnel ventilation tower	Stadtgraben (Scheerengraben)	1901	Part of the whole Bodenseegürtelbahn Ventilation tower in the "medieval style" of the railway tunnel running below it Tower made of ashlar with console frieze and battlements Protected according to §§ 2; 12 DSchG
More pictures	Railway system with tunnel , tunnel portals, tunnel incision, bridge and former railway keeper's house	Wiestorstrasse 8	1901	Part of the whole Bodenseegürtelbahn West tunnel (948 m) with tunnel portals Open tunnel cut (around 150 m; today Überlingen train stop ) with lining walls and bridge Former railway keeper's house at Wiestorstrasse 6; single-storey solid construction with clinker clinker roofing East tunnel (616 m) with tunnel portals Protected according to §§ 2; 12 DSchG
	Franz Sales Wocheler School; former orphanage	Wiestorstrasse 33	1854	Named after Franz Sales Wocheler , Catholic parish priest (1820–1848), honorary citizen and promoter of the municipal school system Building opened as an orphanage in 1854 ; from 1889 to 1952 primary school building ( orphanage school ); further schools until the 1960s; today special school Elongated, two-storey building with side projections and corner blocks, rusticated base and cornice strips made of sandstone. Originally there was still a small clock or bell tower on the roof

Lost monuments

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Lion guild	Formerly Hofstatt 7	1444; around 1890	Former society house of the patricians ( lion guild ), opposite the town hall; Building first mentioned in 1444; was considered to be one of the most important and noticeable cultural monuments of the city; around 1890 conversion of the two-storey building in neo-Gothic style (similar to the Marktstrasse 1 building); richly decorated half-timbered upper floor, tower window on the northeast corner, large gable, pitched roof with several designed dormer windows and a stepped gable on the south side, gothic window group (behind the historical hall) supplemented with stained glass of patrician coats of arms; 1905 facade paintings of important events in the city's history attached; from 1891 to 1932 savings and orphaned funds (later district savings bank Überlingen ); then housed there until 1945 district leadership of the NSDAP ; After the French troops marched in on April 25th, the lion guild was used as a service building for the French command and storage location for confiscated weapons, ammunition and other items; when the weapons and ammunition stored there were ignited, lion guild building was completely destroyed by fire on May 1, 1945, the actual cause of the fire is unknown; Fire ruin canceled shortly thereafter Around 1952 the new lion guild was built in a simple, contemporary architectural style on the old square; no reconstruction of the previous building; as the only remaining element of the historic building lion guild, was at the new house a late Gothic Wimperg with stone lions, two crest (each stationary black Adler , one with double eagle and shield ) and the inscriptions 1444 , 1952 , mounted
		Formerly Jakob-Kessenring-Straße 32		Late medieval patrician house; Completely destroyed by fire in 1991; today there is a modern residential and commercial building
		Formerly Münsterstrasse 34		Replaced by a new building in the early 1990s
	Hotel grape	Formerly Wiestorstrasse 5	1481	Dated in 1481; western part of the building increased around 1930 and two-storey bay window added; Hotel Traube completely destroyed by fire in 2001; today there is a modern house
		Formerly Zeughausgasse 3 & 5		Replaced by new buildings at the end of the 1980s Protected according to § 2 DSchG

Districts

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	St. Verena	Andelshofen, Johanniterweg 40	1885	Instead of an older church; Catholic parish church, consecrated to St. Verena in 1885 Single-aisle church building in neo-Gothic style with a choir tower , portal with eyelashes and rose window and buttresses with pinnacles
More pictures	St. Michael	Aufkirch, Aufkirch 41 (map)	Before the 10th century	Original parish church of Überlingen (until 1350), consecrated to the Archangel Michael ; 1950 collapse of the early Gothic tower, then reconstruction Single-aisle hall building with brickwork, two-bay choir with ribbed vault from the 14th century
	St. Pelagius and Verena	Bonndorf , Ratsweg 4	14th / 17th century	One of the few fortified churches in Linzgau , consecrated to Saints Pelagius and Verena; early Gothic tower with loopholes ; Gothic choir from the 14th century; Partly new building in the 17th century
	St. Andrew's Chapel	Deisendorf , Kirchgasse 14	13th Century; 1666	Chapel dedicated to the apostle Andrew ; Longitudinal rectangular building with roof turret; Bell from the Birnau pilgrimage church
	Ausgedinghaus	Deisendorf, Kirchgasse	1843	Half-timbered house
More pictures	Infirmary; Eißenkapelle	Deisendorf		Wayside chapel; former place of pilgrimage for people with pus ulcers
More pictures	St. New Years Eve	Goldbach, Goldbach 1 (map)	9th century	Pre-Romanesque church with important Carolingian (around 840) and Ottonian wall paintings from the Reichenau school ; Dedicated to Holy New Year's Eve since the 14th century; Frescoes rediscovered around 1900 Simple hall construction with rectangular choir, saddle roof and wooden roof turret, round-arched windows as well as pointed arches with fish-bubble ornament
More pictures	Sacristan's house	Goldbach, Goldbach 15th		Winner of the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize 1998
	Upper mill	Goldbach, Goldbach 18th
More pictures	St. Bartholomew	Hödingen , Brunnenstrasse 12	17th century	Catholic parish and pilgrimage church, consecrated to the Apostle Bartholomäus ; rebuilt around 1685 Hall church with rectangular choir and multi-level ridge turret with onion roofs
	Linzgauer Einhaus	Hödingen, Max-Mutscheller-Strasse 6	1685	Agricultural single-roof courtyard , with two storeys, gable roof, plastered half-timbering; Stable part made of brick; Half-timbered barn and canopy
More pictures	Spetzgart Castle	Hödingen, Spetzgart 1	13th / 16th / 18th centuries; around 1906	Former castle; from 1481 in possession of Reichlin von Meldegg, then from 1501 at the Obermarchtal monastery ; in the 18th century at the Augustinian monastery in Constance; around 1754 expansion and reconstruction of the castle; 1896 pension; 1906 expansion of the castle, with the four-storey west wing built at right angles to the old manor house with tower and stepped gable, until 1928 climatic health resort - sanatorium ; since then a branch of the Schloss Salem School ( Salem College ); Conversions and extensions from the 1970s
More pictures	Our Lady	Lippertsreute , Kirchweg 10	1882	Consecrated to Mary ( Our Lady ); single-nave hall church in neo-Gothic style; Instead of an older church
	Gasthof Adler	Lippertsreute, Hauptstrasse 44	18th century	Stately half-timbered building
	St. Cosmas and Damian	Nussdorf , Zum Karpfen 2	14th Century	Gothic chapel with frescoes from the 16th century, dedicated to the healers Kosmas and Damian

Web links & literature

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

• Alois Schneider, Regional Council Stuttgart, State Office for Monument Preservation, City of Überlingen (Ed.): Archaeological City Register Baden-Württemberg. Volume 34: Überlingen . Regional Council Stuttgart State Office for Monument Preservation, 2008, ISBN 978-3-927714-92-2 .
• Peter Findeisen (edit.): Town center atlas Baden-Württemberg. 4.3, Landesdenkmalamt Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart 1994, ISBN 3-89021-565-3 .
• The art monuments of the Constance district . Freiburg i. Br. 1887, pp. 590-661. (Heidelberg University Library)

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

Remarks

1. ↑ The basis of this list is based on the city ​​map published in 1994 in the town center atlas of Baden-Württemberg , which itself is based on the official list of cultural monuments of the city of Überlingen drawn up by the State Monuments Office in 1986 . In this city map, all the cultural monuments in the old town and its immediate surroundings are color-coded. Further information on the majority of the monuments is based on the Archaeological City Register, Volume 34 from 2008, in which most of the cultural monuments are individually listed and described in detail. The list is not up to date and (especially for the districts) incomplete. The sources for the objects that were not mentioned in the town center atlas or the archaeological city cadastre correspond to the information from LEO-BW (State Archive Baden-Württemberg) or from the database building research / restoration bauforschung-bw.de (State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg ).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Handbook of German Art Monuments. Baden-Württemberg. Volume 2: The administrative districts of Freiburg and Tübingen. Arranged by Dagmar Zimdars u. a. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-422-03030-1 .
2. ↑ Überlingen-Bodensee. Baden homeland: my homeland. Landesverein Badische Heimat eV, Freiburg i.Br., 46th year, issue 1/2, 1966.
3. ^ City of Überlingen, preparatory studies, city entrance west, final report. (Page 28, 3.11; PDF, 3.32 MB)
4. ↑ Franziskanertor at bauforschung-bw.de
5. ↑ City fortifications at leo-bw.de
6. ^ Vineyard house (Aufkircher Straße 34, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
7. ^ Kursaal (Christophstraße 2, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
8. ↑ Monument Protection Prize 1998
9. ^ Rectory (Grabenstrasse 2, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
10. ↑ Bürgerhaus Grabenstrasse 12 at bauforschung-bw.de
11. ↑ Old trade school (Gradebergstrasse 9, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
12. ↑ Johanniter-Kommende (Gradebergstrasse 24, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
13. ↑ Petershauser Hof at bauforschung-bw.de
14. ↑ Bürgerhaus (Krummebergstrasse 2, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
15. ↑ Rosenobelhaus (Krummebergstrasse 17, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
16. ↑ Kornhaus (Krummebergstrasse 20, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
17. ^ Reichlin von Meldegg Haus (Krummebergstrasse 30, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
18. ↑ Pfründhaus (Krumme Bergstrasse 32, Lingen)
19. ↑ Monument Protection Prize 1992
20. ↑ Monument Protection Prize 2012
21. ^ Pfründhaus (Münsterplatz 3, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
22. ↑ Ölbergkapelle (Münsterplatz 6, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
23. ↑ Münsterplatz 7 at bauforschung-bw.de
24. ^ Old City Chancellery (Münsterplatz 8, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
25. ↑ Town Hall (Münsterstrasse 17, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
26. ↑ Amtshaus (Münsterstrasse 15, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
27. ↑ Bürgerhaus (Münsterstrasse 53, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
28. ↑ Bürgerhaus (Münsterstrasse 55, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
29. ↑ Schools on the lake (Seepromenade 17, 19, 21, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
30. ↑ Schools on the lake (Seepromenade 17, 19, 21, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
31. ↑ Schools on the lake (Seepromenade 17, 19, 21, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
32. ↑ City library (Steinhausgasse 1, 3, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
33. ↑ City library (Steinhausgasse 1, 3, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
34. ↑ Bürgerhaus (Turmgasse 9, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
35. ^ Clubhouse (Bahnhofstrasse 3, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
36. ↑ District Office (Bahnhofstrasse 4, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
37. ↑ District Office (Bahnhofstrasse 5, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
38. ^ Local court (Bahnhofstrasse 8, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
39. ^ Villa (Bahnhofstrasse 19, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
40. ^ Bahnhof (Bahnhofstrasse 36, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
41. ↑ Friedhofskapelle (Friedhofstraße 51, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
42. ↑ Post office (Mühlenstrasse 6, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
43. ↑ Railway system (Mühlenstrasse 33, Wiestorstrasse 6, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
44. ↑ St. Leonhard (Obere-St.-Leonhard-Straße 68, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
45. ^ Rauenstein Castle (Rauensteinstrasse 66, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
46. ↑ Schreiberbildkapelle (Schreibersbildstraße, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
47. ↑ Stadtgarten (Städtische Anlagen 2-5, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
48. ↑ Railway system (Mühlenstrasse 33, Wiestorstrasse 6, Überlingen) at leo-bw.de
49. ↑ orphanage (Wiesbaden Sandtorstrasse 33, Lingen) at leo-bw.de
50. ↑ Monument Protection Prize 1998
51. ↑ Linzgauer Einhaus at bauforschung-bw.de