List of cultural monuments in Bad Düben

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The list of cultural monuments in Bad Düben contains the cultural monuments of the city of Bad Düben that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until March 2020 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

This list is a subset of the list of cultural monuments in the district of North Saxony .

Bad Düben

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house (long house, alum factory)	Alaunwerksweg 38 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Elongated clinker brick / half-timbered building belonging to the alum plant, singular, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey red clinker brick / half-timbered building, brick base, crooked hip roof, rectangular windows, windows partially renewed, inside conversions, new portals.	08973980
	Transformer station	Altenhof (map)	Around 1925/1930	Technology and supply history significance. Plastered construction, pyramid roof, beaver tail covering, straight sills, small portal-like entrance, strong door walls, cleaning sockets.	08974055
	Manor house of the former Altenhof estate	Altenhof 6a, 6b (map)	Late 17th century and later	Representative plastered building with a high hipped roof, of architectural and local significance. Particularly landscape-defining location, two-storey plastered building with hipped roof, main front with portico on four Doric columns and triangular gable end, structured by strongly profiled cornices, as a building closed by stepped eaves, right part with original windows (early 20th century) and with shutters, conversions around 1936 and 1950, the inside original spiral staircase with figural carvings has been preserved, the left part renovated (shared ownership).	08973942
	Residential house with arcade in closed development	Altstädter Strasse 3 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Plastered building with shop front, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Equipped with one of the little-preserved arcades in town, two-storey brick building, plastered, saddle roof (plain tile roofing), pilaster strips, original wooden profiled eaves cornice, simple facade with rectangular windows and shop fittings on the ground floor, courtyard side arcade with half-timbered construction, wooden parapet, on the ground floor windows partially on the courtyard side original.	08973951
	Residential building in closed development	Altstädter Strasse 7 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Elongated plastered building with a shop area and gate entrance, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey with a gable roof, deeply drawn-in entrance with segment arch portal, structure with strong, profiled belt, eaves and sill cornices and flat eaves, original windows and high-quality plaster (red and blue high-quality plaster), red wall surface and blue contrasting structural elements (garments and cornice), shop fittings new, base clad with ceramic tiles.	08973950
	Arch bridge (sheep bridge)	On the leek (menu)	2nd half of the 19th century	Of architectural significance and location that shapes the landscape. Bridge made of quarry stone, arch and cheeks made of brick, inner arch surface, foundation reinforcement and stream channel new in concrete, new wooden railing.	08974204
More pictures	Residential mill building with extension, weir system and mill technology (Amtsschneidemühle, Stadtmühle Bad Düben)	Am Leek 1 (map)	Early 18th century (flour mill); 1940 (roller mill); 1954 (peeling machine); marked 1965 (grinding machine); 1989, parts older (plansifter)	The only still commercially operated watermill in the town and the surrounding area, remarkable the completely preserved technology, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	08973973
More pictures	Reception building with annex and signal box on the track side, goods shed with loading ramp, surrounding pavement and water tower of Bad Düben train station on the Pretzsch – Eilenburg railway line (Heidelandbahn, route number 6831)	Bahnhofstrasse 3 (map)	1895 (station building and water tower); around 1930 (goods shed, loading ramp and signal box)	Reception building and water tower, typical of the region, in clinker construction, surrounding original cobblestone pavement, of importance in terms of local history, architectural history, railway history and technology history.	08973892
	Residential house in open development	Bergstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1910	Rural house in largely original condition, of architectural significance. Single-storey red clinker brick / half-timbered building, saddle roof in Swiss style, angled floor plan, in the gable round window between St. Andrew's crosses, original windows with shutters, front extension later.	08973983
	Residential house in open development	Bitterfelder Strasse 5 (map)	Mid 19th century	Plastered building with a mansard roof, of importance in terms of building history and shaping the street scene. Two-storey, high, narrow mansard roof with small dormers, base clad with ceramic tiles, upper floor half-timbered with old windows (around 1915), ground floor changed.	08973903
	Residential house in open development	Bitterfelder Strasse 25 (map)	Around 1900	One-storey plastered building with a flat, gabled central projection with elements of the Swiss style, of architectural significance. With mansard roof and dormer, dwarf house with ornamental frieze and roof in Swiss style, gable crowning, original window on the ground floor, new door, central projection with embossed plaster strips and keystone, original wooden profiled eaves cornice box.	08973965
	villa	Bitterfelder Strasse 28 (map)	Around 1910/1915	Representative plastered building with elaborate window design, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. One-storey with jamb, cripple-hipped mansard roof with dormers (plain tile roofing), clinker / rubble stone base, high dwelling on the street side, round bay windows in the central axis (plain tile roofing), south-east gable with half-timbering, beneath the window canopies Art Nouveau roofs, rich molded stone roofing in the parapet decorations Round bay window, new roof, new windows, new front extension. Formerly incorrectly recorded at Bitterfelder Straße 29.	08973962
	Residential house in open development and fencing	Dommitzscher Strasse 7 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building typical of the region with dividing elements, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Single-storey, yellow residential building: with a gable roof, quarry stone plinth, dividing elements in light brown clinker, sill cornice, diamond square keystones, belt cornice, coffered frieze made of molded stones in the jamb, backsplashes in the parapet fields, new windows Enclosure: yellow clinker pillar, gate renewed	08973925
	Residential house in open development	Durchwehnaer Strasse 7 (map)	Late 19th century	High-quality plastered construction typical of the time with an elaborate structure, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey brick building, plastered, multiple broken, one-sided hipped roof (beaver tail covering) in the Swiss style with dormers, side elevation with dwarf house (crooked hipped roof) and wooden floating gable, square base, subdivided by sill cornice, rich design of the window frames with curtain or keel arches and straight arches red artificial stone, isolated large segment arched window on the ground floor, the former winter garden broken off, original window. Inside: original equipment, banisters, floor tiles, doors.	08973927
	Farm bourgeois house in semi-open development, southern side building with upper arbor and enclosure	Friedensstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1720 (side building); Mid-19th century, older in the core (Ackerbürgerhaus)	Good testimony to an agricultural bourgeois farm with architectural history and significance for the street scene, half-timbered side building with the best preserved upper arbor of the place. Residential house: two-storey plastered building, gable roof (new), horizontal structure through sill cornices on the ground floor and upper floor, profiled cornice, half-timbered gable with old windows, partially half-timbered visible on the back, profiled wooden eaves, original front door with initials in the skylight, ornately cut and profiled fighter and Cover strip, beautifully carved stylized floral decoration in the central cassette fields, new fittings Enclosure: plastered pillars with sandstone cover Side building: two-storey, gable roof, plastered half-timbered compartments, upper arbor (on the courtyard side) with boarded-up parapet and original wooden doors	08973940
	“Zum Kronprinzen” inn in semi-open development	Friedensstrasse 3 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century	Plastered building with a mansard roof, of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey, mansard roof with dormers (mansard storey beaver tail covering), pilaster structure, two windows each combined with cornice, two large segmental arched windows on the ground floor, old front door, wooden eaves, in the gable cornice and cornice, on the back half-timbered (brick infill), dormers later enlarged. Hall extension not a monument.	08973906
More pictures	Shop front of a residential building	Friedensstrasse 4 (map)	Marked 1859	With a sophisticated, high-quality design and largely original substance, of singular and craft-historical importance as one of the last preserved of its kind in the place. Shop installation in wooden construction with shop window and door and over door (new company sign), high-quality design in cut woodwork, fluted pilasters with Corinthian capitals, strongly profiled and cranked, final cornice, door with cassette fields in the foot part, rosettes cut into it, original rung division and fitting with handle .	08973972
	Residential house and north-eastern side building of a former city estate	Friedensstrasse 5 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century	Building belonging to the older urban development with a distinctive cubature, typical half-timbered construction and artistically sophisticated portal, of architectural and local significance. Residential house: two-storey plastered building with mansard roof and dormers, solid ground floor (presumably brick), upper floor half-timbered, original profiled wooden eaves, facade slightly modified later Portal: double-leaf wooden door with carved floral motifs, wrought-iron floral window grilles, split skylight Side building: single-storey half-timbered building with mansard roof (crown covering), compartments with brick, plastered, original eaves, courtyard and building cannot be seen	08973911
	Residential house in semi-open development	Friedensstrasse 12 (map)	Late 19th century	Typical and architecturally demanding clinker brick construction, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Two-storey yellow building with a gable roof and two box dormers, on the ground floor a large gate entrance with original wooden gate wings, side portal also with original door, facade structure with segmented arched window, strong belt, sill and eaves cornice as well as individual decorative elements in brown clinker bricks, acroteria trimmings in the roofs, plastic keystone as a lion's head in a segmented arched gate (new wooden window).	08973918
	Residential building in closed development	Friedensstrasse 24 (map)	1st half of the 19th century and later	Plastered construction with a central gate and gable roof, important in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey, large wide gate with original wooden walls and door leaves, profiled wooden eaves, windows on the upper floor on a common cornice, new windows, original wooden beams preserved inside.	08973919
	Residential building in closed development	Friedensstrasse 35 (map)	Late 19th century	Typical and architecturally demanding clinker brick building with a gate entrance, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey yellow building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), red clinker base, rich use of molded stone (pear-shaped walls, diamond-coated keystones, eaves cornice), segmented arched windows, German ribbon, segmented arched doorway with old gate, new window.	08973910
More pictures	Bad Düben city cemetery (aggregate)	Friedhofstrasse (map)	16. – 19. century	Unity of the Bad Düben city cemetery with the following individual monuments: cemetery church, cemetery chapel, two bells, seven gravestones, a memorial stone (witch stone), crypt house and enclosure (see individual monument 08973923, same address), cemetery gate, so-called plague gate (see individual monument 08973898, same address) and the Cemetery as an entity part; Architectural and local historical significance, high quality design variety of historical and artistically valuable tombs	09304758
More pictures	Cemetery gate, so-called plague gate (individual monument for ID No. 09304758)	Friedhofstrasse (map)	Marked with 1577	Individual monument belonging to the Bad Düben town cemetery; Three-arched renaissance gates, of architectural, artistic and local significance. High archway in the form of a triumphal arch in sandstone, flanked by two smaller side arched openings, large archivolts with strong profiles, egg bar frieze and diamond-coated keystone, fluted pilasters on plinths frame the arch and have strong, cantilevered architraves with long inscriptions in Latin, new lattice gate.	08973898
More pictures	Cemetery church, morgue, two bells, seven tombstones, a memorial stone (witch stone) and a crypt house as well as a fence (individual monuments to ID no. 09304758)	Friedhofstrasse (map)	1846–1849 (church); 19th century (bell); 18./19. Century (tombs); around 1910 (Grufthaus); around 1930 (morgue)	Individual features of the entity Stadtfriedhof Bad Düben; Architectural and local historical significance, high quality design variety of historical and artistically valuable tombs.	08973923
	front door	Gartenstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1830	In original and high-quality execution and design as a typical example of the Biedermeier period, artisanal and artistically important. Portal in wood with split skylight, original wooden walls (slightly profiled), strongly profiled transom strip, coffered fields with typical triangular gable ends, cut rosette and flower motifs, original knobs in the middle of the rosettes, new fittings with handle, cover strip neatly cut.	08973881
	Ice cellar	Gartenstrasse 11 (map)	1840	As one of the largest and originally preserved cellars of the place of architectural historical and singular importance. Red brick masonry, barrel vaults, a long corridor with side rooms in the floor plan, one as a large high room with a single room separated in the middle, air shafts, foundations 1840, vaulting 1874, well, original brewery in the residential building, cellar used as a beer warehouse.	08973928
	Residential house in semi-open development	Gartenstrasse 12 (map)	Marked with 1903	Typical building of the time with side elevation and dwelling, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. One-storey yellow clinker building, gable roof, quarry stone base, structural elements in brown clinker, sill cornice, diamond square keystones, cornice, console eaves cornice, segmented arched window and eyepiece, crown, window and door new. Enclosure: yellow clinker pillar, new gate.	08973926
	Residential house in semi-open development	Gartenstrasse 13 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	One-storey plastered building with a gable roof and dormer in a prominent corner location, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Simple rectangular windows with plastered walls, original windows and portal, gable end with original windows and shutters, plastered band structure.	08973970
	Residential house in open development	Gartenstrasse 20 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	One-storey yellow brick building with a gable roof, in the gable half-timbered with brick infill, authentic appearance of a small town house, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Saddle roof with hand-painted plain tiles, segmented arches and corner design in red clinker, shutters, profiled, turned, original wooden windows, door renewed. Rear annex no monument.	08973929
More pictures	Factory building (former Karl Otto tannery and leather factory)	Gerberstrasse 1 (map)	1902	Last, larger industrial complex in Bad Düben, architecturally high-quality building with a character that characterizes the landscape. Three-storey yellow clinker brick building with presented tower (conclusion presumably changed), upstairs round arched triple windows, pilaster structure with plaster decoration, laterally stepped parapet with plastered surfaces, large window bezels between the pilaster strips, original windows on the ground floor, otherwise generally new.	08973966
	Residential house in open development	Grünstraße 21 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Without an extension, the plastered building with a crooked hipped roof and many original details, which is important in terms of building history. Two-storey, hipped roof, belt cornice, sill cornice, original front door and window with shutters, door in a particularly high-quality design, stepped eaves cornice. Extension not a monument.	08973909
	Gustav-Adolf-Stein	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse (map)	1895	Memorial stone to commemorate the meeting of the allied Protestant princes of Gustav Adolf of Sweden and Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony , of local historical importance. Small standing monolith-like granite stone with a flat front surface and the inscription “On September 15, 1631, the personal meeting of the allied Protestant princes of Gustav Adolf v. Sweden and the Elector Johann Georg v. Saxony instead. The allied armies of around 38,000 men advanced from here to their victory at Breitenfeld. ”Stone stands on an elevated earthwork bordered by stones, heraldic stones set into the wall on the side.	08973897
More pictures	Memorial stone for Blücher	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse (map)	1941	Significant in local history. A large, roughly hewn, monolith-like granite stone with a relief medallion in cast iron with a portrait of Blücher, underneath the inscription plaque "Headquarters of the Silesian Army vd Völkerschlacht bei Leipzig, Düben, October 6 - 9, 1813", standing in the park on a mound of earth, standing on a transverse rectangular artificial stone base Surrounded by plants.	08973890
	Residential house in semi-open development	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 6 (map)	Around 1925	Authentic example of former small-town construction and way of life, of architectural and socio-historical importance. One-storey plastered building (presumably solid clay) with a gable roof and two triangular dormers, original square windows and door portal, side half-timbered gable with brick infill.	08973974
	Residential house in semi-open development	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 22 (map)	Around 1905	High-quality red clinker brick building with rich concrete stone structure, important to shape the street scene. Two-storey, saddle roof (beaver tail covering), quarry stone / clinker base, segmented arched window on the ground floor, original front door, above rich concrete stone ornamentation, structural elements in concrete stone, concrete stone mirror below the window, grooved roofs, belt cornice, upper floor with straight roofs, console eaves cornice.	08973917
	Residential house in open development and outbuildings (Hubertus House)	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 37 (map)	Around 1910	Demanding architecture of architectural and urban significance. Residential house: two-storey building with a crooked hipped roof on an angled floor plan, solid ground floor, red clinker brick, upper floor boarded, on the ground floor segmented arched windows and two large round arched windows across the corner, entrance with wooden construction and large segmented arched windows with original muntin Outbuildings: in half-timbered construction with clinker brick infill, flat roof, large garage door and several small hatch doors, original windows	08973888
More pictures	Rotes Ufer dump	Hüttenhof (map)	From 1501	Result of a former, centuries-old mining of alum, preserved in its entirety and today of defining landscape, local history and singular importance for the region. The area has an embankment height of approx. 20 meters. The washed-out remains of the alum extraction were piled up over the centuries. The heap is overgrown today, still shows the deep craters and breaks off abruptly towards the hollow, where the red color of the residues can be seen. This color gave the bank its name.	08974205
	Residential house in open development	Hüttenhof 1 (map)	1827-1829	Residential house belonging to the entire Hüttenhof complex of the Alaunwerk, of architectural and local significance. Single-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof (beaver tail covering), dormer window, based on the original model, shutters on the ground floor, presumably half-timbered gable, renovation in line with listed buildings, building also formerly used as a Steigerhaus.	08973977
	Rectory and rectory garden	Kirchplatz 1 (map)	1710	Stately baroque building with half-timbered upper storey, of architectural and local significance. Rectory: two-storey, solid ground floor (brick), plastered, hipped roof, painted window frames on the ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, plastered compartments, wooden eaves, front door later (original walls), old windows, renovated Parish garden: in the north by brick wall, fenced in on all other property boundaries by wooden picket fences, large orchard	08973908
More pictures	Nikolaikirche with equipment	Kirchplatz 3 (map)	1816–1817, essentially Romanesque	Plastered field and brick building with arched windows and straight east end, high west tower that characterizes the townscape, of architectural and local significance. Large transversely directed hall church with a Romanesque core, plastered field and brick building with straight east end, large arched windows, south classicist extension, north sacristy, west tower with octagonal upper floor (1887) and tent roof.	08973945
	Residential house in closed development and corner location	Kirchstrasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, important in terms of building history and in the corner to the market. Two-storey, saddle roof with dormer window, solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor in half-timbered with plastered compartments, strong wooden eaves with gable shoulders, corner on the ground floor bevelled and with entrance, large window in the gable (renovated condition, window, door and plaster new).	08973883
	Fire station with hose tower	Kirchstrasse 12 (map)	Around 1930	Of particular importance in terms of architectural history and a singular position in the townscape, shaping the cityscape. Four-storey red clinker brick building on a square floor plan with flat roof, clinker brick arranged in a cross connection, original arched portal, fire helmet carved into wood, stepped garments in dark red clinker brick, windows on the upper floor with original wooden shutters, reinforcements in dark red clinker bricks at the corners, flat fire brigade building with round windows and clinker brick structure.	08973882
More pictures	Gauge house	Leipziger Strasse 1 (next to) (map)	1893	Small octagonal clinker brick building with a pressed tent roof, of importance in terms of building history and technology. Segmented arched window and door, original windows, hydrological technology inside. 1910 renewal, original weather vane marked 1910. Served from 1893 to 1995 to measure the water level in the hollow .	08973886
	Residential house, western garage and fencing	Leipziger Strasse 4 (map)	Around 1930	Typical plastered building in the traditionalist style, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Residential house: two-storey plastered building, hipped roof (dormers), clinker base, original windows, original front door (diamond motif) with segmented arch and keystone, roller shutters on the ground floor, upper floor with shutters, bay window with balcony, winter garden on the back Enclosure: red clinker with wrought iron bars Remise: plastered, pyramid roof, original wooden gate	08973900
More pictures	“Goldener Löwe” inn and barn	Leipziger Strasse 5 (map)	1647, older in essence	Gasthof as one of the oldest buildings of particular architectural, house-historical, urban and historical significance, shaping the cityscape; is used today under the name "Burgschänke Goldener Löwe" as a restaurant and accommodation facility. Inn: two-storey, high hipped roof with dormers, ground floor massive, plastered, foundations probably still Romanesque (probably going back to a church building in the early 11th century, which was dedicated to St. Wenceslas), upper floor half-timbered, plastered partitions, gable made of brick, plastered , high basket arch portal in the center of the facade with original door and lion sculpture in supraport Barn: one of the oldest half-timbered buildings in the city, on an angular floor plan, half-timbered with adobe infill, plastered, gable roof, partly still with an older roof structure, large portal with wooden lintel and a wooden gate (newly renovated)	08973943
	Residential house in closed development and side building attached to the east	Lutherstrasse 19 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered residential building with a simple structure and high pitched roof, single-storey side building with a large gate entrance, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the appearance of the street. Residential house: two-storey, steep gable roof (new beaver tail covering), plastering flaps, belt and gable cornice, stepped eaves cornice, renovated, new windows Side building: one-storey plastered building, gable roof with dormer window, large gate entrance (original gate), renovated	08973914
More pictures	Market fountain	Market (map)	16th Century	Fountain stick from the 16th century, restored in 1956, artistically and historically significant, in the middle of the market square, defining the townscape. Fountain pillar with a central water bowl and water-spouting lion heads, crowned by a Renaissance column base with fittings, water basin on an octagonal floor plan with about one meter high surrounding wall with a valley and heraldic cartouche.	08974329
	Residential house in closed development and corner location	Market 1 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century	Striking building with a plastered half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance and, due to its affiliation to the closed market development, of relevance for urban planning and the appearance of the town. Two-storey plastered building, high pitched roof on one side with crested (beaver tail covering), ground floor with new shop fittings, upper floor half-timbered and half-timbered gable, windows with wooden walls (new), wooden eaves.	08973939
	Arable bourgeois house in closed development	Market 2 (map)	Around 1720	Stately plastered building with a large central entrance gate, historically important and, due to its affiliation with the closed market development, of relevance for urban planning and the appearance of the town. Two-storey with a high mansard roof and two-storey dormers, structure with rectangular windows with offset straight plaster walls, slightly profiled cornice, heavily profiled wooden eaves and continuous common sill of the windows on the upper floor, ground floor with built-in shop (new), central passage with basket arch and grooved walls (without courtyard gate ), Granite sills new, renovated condition (new roof, plaster and windows).	08973946
	Arable bourgeois house in closed development	Market 3 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century and later	Baroque residential building with a steep pitched roof, historically important and, due to its belonging to the closed market development, of relevance for urban planning and the appearance of the town. Two-storey plastered building, high gable roof (beaver tail covering), ground floor with newer shop fittings and portal, windows on the upper floor on a common sill, plastered narrow window sills, old windows have been preserved, cantilevered profiled eaves made of wood.	08973938
More pictures	Arable bourgeois house in closed development	Market 6 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century and later	Stately plastered building with a neo-baroque facade, large central gate and distinctive mansard roof, of importance in terms of architectural history and of relevance for urban planning and the appearance of the town due to its belonging to the closed market development. Two-storey with a high mansard roof and bat dormers, the first floor in smooth plaster with shop fittings (later), in the center basket arch portal with original wheel bites and cinder blocks, new door leaves, strong, profiled and cantilevered cornice, upper floor with narrow plaster use, corner curbs and ornamental, three-dimensional window frames rich in decorative, partly Shapes, renovated condition (new windows and shutters).	08973949
	Residential building in closed development	Market 7 (map)	1st quarter of the 18th century	Baroque residential building with a steep pitched roof, historically important and, due to its belonging to the closed market development, of relevance for urban planning and the appearance of the town. Two-storey plastered building, saddle roof (beaver tail covering), belt cornice, ground floor with plastering, plastered edges, stepped eaves with console cornice, shop fitting later, renovated, original portal.	08973935
	Residential building in closed development	Market 9 (map)	Mid 18th century and later	Plastered building with a large central gate and a gable roof, of importance in terms of building history and of relevance to urban planning and the appearance of the town due to its belonging to the closed market development. Two-storey, ground floor with plastering, central passage with original large two-winged portals with segmental arches, quarter bar walls and wheel bits, original door wings with coffered fields, profiled, cranked transom and skylight, shop installation later, original shutters, strong profiled floor and eaves cornice with rectangular window narrow bezels, the exterior facing outwards with a uniform axis sequence, original fine plaster from the beginning of the 20th century preserved (window new, unrenovated condition).	08973948
More pictures	town hall	Market 11 (map)	1723	Representative building in a central market location with a gabled central projection, a front staircase and a mansard roof with a crest and ridge turret, as the center of the market square of architectural, historical and local significance. Town hall: two-storey plastered building with a mansard hipped roof (beaver tail crown covering) and central octagonal roof turret (clock tower), upper floor on the back in half-timbered construction, three-axis central projection with triangular gable, profiled cornice, sill and eaves cornice "divides the building, narrow plastering Faschen above the lettering der Stadt Bad Düben ”, portal and two-flight outside staircase with iron railing from the 1950s (renovation), new windows Alte Wache: low, single-storey building, plastered, with a gable roof and profiled triangular gable, facade changed (old opening added, new window)	08973952
	Former post office	Markt 12 (map)	Around 1720	Today residential and administrative building, in a semi-open quarter development together with the town hall in an exposed urban corner location with rarely extensive visible framework, of architectural historical significance as the only projecting storey facade in the region on an angular floor plan. Two-storey, gable roof (plain tile roofing), solid ground floor, plastered, upper storey in half-timbered, plastered compartments, cantilevered far on the street side, gable-side and adjoining building wing (former residential building) extensive half-timbered upper floor, renovated condition (completely renewed).	08973947
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 13 (map)	Mid 19th century	Typical plastered building with a gable roof, belonging to the development on the edge of the market, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, three uniaxial risalits in plastered ashlar, in the central risalit portal, heavily profiled and cranked eaves tape and cornice with one-sided gable shoulder, rectangular window with simple sill, renovated condition (window and plaster new).	08973953
	Residential building in closed development	Market 14 (map)	Mid 19th century	Plastered building typical of the time, belonging to the development on the edge of the market, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Two-storey, gable roof (beaver tail covering) with three dormer windows, belt cornice, on the ground floor, front door based on a historical model, shutters, window sashes cleaned, common sill of the windows on the upper floor, cantilevered eaves, renovation in accordance with listed buildings.	08973936
More pictures	Residential building in closed development (pharmacy)	Market 15 (map)	Around 1879	Plastered construction in high-quality, typical historicism architecture, of importance in terms of building history, urban planning and shaping the townscape. Two-storey, saddle roof with box dormers (new), symmetrical facade design with recessed side axes, therein wide groups of windows above high, narrow portals with open staircase (right), structure with plastering and strong eaves cornice, windows (new) with straight, profiled roofs, windows on the first floor in the Middle part on a common sill, renovated condition (entrances redesigned).	08973954
	Residential house in semi-open development	Markt 16 (map)	Mid 19th century and later	Plastered building in an exposed location on the market, the only house with a bay window, of architectural significance. Two-storey, saddle roof with box dormers, ground floor with a retracted vestibule as entrance area (round arch), plastered window frames, upper floor with box bay on strong consoles and flat hipped roof, belt cornice, slight side projections, new wooden windows, not renovated.	08973937
	Cellar and front door of a residential building	Markt 17 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Originally preserved cellar system with brick vaults, very elaborately worked door portal, of architectural and house history of importance. Original portal, (offset, blind) with wooden walls, door leaves with coffered fields, profiled door brackets, split skylight with longitudinally crossed bars, original door fittings and knobs.	08973955
	Residential house in closed development and corner location	Mühlstrasse 1 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered construction in a corner location that shapes the street scene, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey with a gable roof (corner situation with hipped roof), plastered quarry stone plinth, ground floor with large gate entrance (basket arch) and original gate (split skylight), shutters, plastered walls and straight roofs on the upper floor, jamb with small ventilation openings, sills on the ground floor renewed.	08973885
	Residential building in closed development	Mühlstrasse 2 (map)	Late 19th century	High-quality clinker brick construction typical of the time with an elaborate structure, important in terms of building history and the street scene. Two-storey yellow building with a gable roof, on a granite base. Structure: profiled and decorative cornices, girders and eaves as well as roofs with acroteria trimming of the segmental arched windows in light brown clinker bricks. Refurbished condition (windows, door and steps new).	08973895
	Gate and figurehead	Mühlstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1920 (Tor); 1st half of the 20th century (figurehead)	Particularly artistically and technically elaborate and high-quality designed portal and advertising sign of a former workshop, of importance in terms of building history and craft history. Gate: large wooden gate with central two-winged entrance door, outer wing cassette-shaped with a small diamond motif, door wing with fluted columns (carved), split skylights, original business inscription "Repair workshop" affixed in individual letters to the wall plaster above the lintel Advertisement sign: sign filigree forged in iron, depicting various tools, painted black	08973915
	Side building with upper arbor	Mühlstrasse 7 (map)	Late 18th century	Of particular importance in terms of architectural history due to its exemplary nature as one of the few surviving upper arbors. Two-story, massive ground floor with several garage entrances, upper floor half-timbered with plastered partitions, gable roof, strong wooden construction in the eaves area, boarding of the parapet with hatch door, an original window has been preserved.	08973894
More pictures	Castle and castle hill Düben (aggregate)	Neuhofstrasse 3 (map)	15th century and older	Objective of the castle and castle hill Düben, with the following individual monuments: southern gate tower, eastern administrative building, northern guard house, castle wall, two gate pillars, bridge, handle pump in the castle courtyard, castle hill with castle garden and garden vase in the castle garden as well as four boundary stones (see also individual monuments 08973976) and the following aggregate part: Farm yard; Castle complex as an important testimony to regional political development with significance in terms of building history, local history, landscape design and the local image. The topographical features of the castle hill and the former moat can still be read. Today the area is designed as a small park with valuable old trees and a landscaped, curved system of paths, and is also equipped with a sandstone garden vase.	09304754
More pictures	South gate tower, east office building, north guard house, castle wall, two gate pillars, bridge, hand pump in the castle courtyard and garden vase in the castle garden as well as four boundary stones (individual monuments for ID no. 09304754)	Neuhofstrasse 3 (map)	After 1450, core older (gate tower); 1665 (office building); Early 18th century, core older (guard house)	Individual features of the entity castle and castle hill Düben; Castle complex as an important testimony to regional political development with significance in terms of building history, local history and the local image	08973976
More pictures	Bergschiffmühle	Neuhofstrasse 3 (near) (map)	1748	The only preserved ship mill in the region, of architectural and technological importance, three-part mill. Houseboat with equipment (gear train), hipped roof (wood shingle covering), paddle wheel, pontoon with box for shaft bearings. Mentioned in a document in 1690, 1748–1954 in operation at the former housekeeping, 1960–1967 extensive salvage and reconstruction of the ship mill in the castle garden of Düben Castle. Replaced damaged parts: structure around 1960 with some original parts from 1905, after a thorough restoration, the mountain ship mill was returned to its original shape with a pent roof (between 2000 and 2003).	08973901
	front door	Neuhofstrasse 13 (map)	Around 1885	Of architectural and art historical importance. Original two-winged door with high split skylight, strongly profiled combatant, ornamental capital in the cover strip, with original fittings and cassette field design, new glass panes (presumably originally different design with grilles).	08973971
	Manor house of the former Neuhof estate	Neuhofstrasse 14 (map)	Around 1800	Stately plastered building with a crooked roof (beaver tail covering), of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey, clad plinth, upper floor half-timbered, high-grade spray plaster from the 1920s, cartouche and triangular roofing over the entrance area, scraped door frames in artificial stone from the 1950s, old windows, vines.	08973905
	Semi-open residential building with a forge	Neuhofstrasse 19 (map)	1906	House typical of the region, clinker brick construction, of particular importance in terms of building history and craft history due to the completely preserved forge equipment. Two-storey with a gable roof, a round arched door to the side, a portal later, segmented arched windows, structured by cornices, ribbons and geometric decorative elements as well as diamond-coated keystones on the ground floor and acroteria trimmings of the roofs on the upper floor in dark red clinker bricks, the back plastered and structurally changed with large windows. Inside: original technical equipment with tools, bellows and work equipment, Prussian cap vault, original staircase and wooden railing and staircase as well as floor tiles.	08973969
	Moving out house of a three-sided farm	Neumärker Strasse 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered building with mansard hipped roof and dormer (beaver tail cover), part of an old urban courtyard in its original appearance, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Single storey, original portal (end of the 19th century) and wooden eaves cornice, some of the windows are new (in the gable and dormer).	08973968
	Villa and enclosure	Niedermühle 2 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building with historicizing elements and an open space in the gable, of architectural significance. One-storey yellow clinker building with half-hipped roof and dwarf houses, floating gables on the side, window frames originally in cast concrete with keel arch and triangular roofing, new windows, later extension to the west. Enclosure: yellow clinker pillar with red clinker base, between iron bar fence with central floral decor.	08973964
More pictures	Obermühle: Mill building with technology (No. 1), miller's house (No. 2), reconstructed water wheel and mill ditch of a mill property	Obermühle 1, 2 (map)	Around 1800	One of the oldest mill locations in Bad Dübens as well as one of the oldest water mills in the region, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history. The grain mill has survived with considerable parts of the mill technology. On the ground floor there is a water wheel shaft, standing stuff or vertical shaft and drive (with a pinion gear, bevel gear, etc.) and a roller frame. On the grinding floor above there is a grinder with a vibrating shoe, a stone crane, a squeezer, a hexagonal sifter, a cyclone (dust separator), a distributor screw, a filter cabinet with a suction hose filter from Amme, Giesecke and Konegen Aktiengesellschaft Braunschweig. A plansifter from Amme, Giesecke and Konegen and a peeling machine are located on the following sifter floor. The brake elevator and the partially preserved elevators (bucket elevators) run over all floors.	08973967
	Residential house in half-open development and corner location	Paradeplatz 1 (map)	18th century and later	Plastered building with a half-hip roof (beaver tail covering), of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, strong all-round sill cornice, profiled eaves cornice with gable shoulder, broken, beveled corner with shop entrance, original windows on the upper floor, renovated condition (windows from ground floor and door new).	08973958
	Residential house in semi-open development	Paradeplatz 4 (map)	18th century	Plastered building with a steep pitched roof, gable side half-timbering, the building that characterizes the Paradeplatz, of architectural and urban significance. Two-storey, steep gable roof (beaver tail covering), elongated roof pike, cleaned window sashes, original front door (2nd half of the 19th century), inside still original segment arch reveal, protruding eaves.	08973934
	Farm house, barn and side building	Paradeplatz 15 (map)	End of the 18th century (Ackerbürgerhaus and Oberlaube); around 1820 (barn); around 1890 (side building)	Residential house plastered construction, on the upper floor partially half-timbered, upper arbor to the rear, Lehmwellerbau barn, side building in clinker masonry, good evidence of an arable farm, importance for local and architectural history. Two-storey, steep gable roof (beaver tail covering), elongated roof pike, cleaned window sashes, original front door (2nd half of the 19th century), inside still original segmental arch reveal, protruding eaves.	09304295
More pictures	Spa park with a memorial for those who fell in World War I, a memorial stone and two memorials	Parkstrasse (map)	1846–1848 (spa gardens); marked 1887 (Obelisk); designated 1896 (Germania); marked 1897 (Bismarck Monument); after 1918 (war memorial)	Landscape park from the middle of the 19th century with a system of paths, structure-forming plants and equipment, landscape design, urban planning and local history of importance. Landscape park from the middle of the 19th century with a close-meshed network of scenic, curved paths with water-bound ceilings, valuable old trees, especially oak (Quercus robur) and linden (Tilia spec.), But also Norway maple (Acer platanoides), red beech (Fagus sylvatica) and black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia), rose temples with lawns, rose borders and yew hedges (Taxus baccata) - not a single monument Frog fountain: rectangular fountain north of the Kurhaus Memorial stone for the founders of the park: sandstone obelisk with spherical crowning on a pedestal and multi-tiered base, pedestal alternating with inscriptions and antique medallions, garland decorations at the foot of the obelisk, inscriptions “Dedicated by the grateful Dübenern in 1887” and “To the founders of the park gentlemen Hard and quick. In 1846. The park was started here, ”the eastern medallion shows an allegory of spring, the western allegory of autumn, the area is delimited by sandstone pillars (chains no longer exist) Monument (Germania): on a stepped sandstone pedestal and a square pillar pedestal standing female figure in medieval knight clothing (Germania with sword and shield, Prussian eagle on it), walking forward, material made of cast metal with a noble alloy in sandstone look, inscription on the pedestal "Love for home made this monument. Donated by former residents of the city of Düben and the surrounding area for the 50th anniversary (Park-J. 5th anniversary), on July 12th, 1896 ”, sculptor Prof. Gustav Eberlein (1847–1926) Memorial stone: Bismarck monument, roughly two meters high, roughly hewn granite stele, inscription panels in oval and rectangular shapes are missing War memorial: about five meters high memorial on a rectangular floor plan in shell limestone, on a flat stepped base standing pedestal in bossed masonry, crowned by reclining soldier sculpture, upper end is missing, inscription panel with names on all sides, inscription on the reverse “The brave heroes of the city of Düben a / M ( at the hollow) "	08973963
	Former exhibition pavilion	Paul-Kaiser-Strasse 2 (map)	1913	Today it is a school campus, a wood-clad pavilion with a roof turret, of singular importance in terms of architectural history, a location that defines the street scene. Head building, single-storey timber structure, clinker base, gable roof with hip foot (beaver tail covering), small roof turret rebuilt true to the original in 1994, wooden paneling, partly with shingles, bay windows with turned rungs. Nave with gable roof (beaver tail covering), shingle cladding. Long conservatory extension on the back, windows partly new, inside partly original furnishings. Pavilion (former tea house) comes from a Japanese merchant at the Leipzig Fair and was donated to Pastor Paul Kaiser as a home for needy children.	08973981
	Guest house in semi-open development	Ritterstrasse 15 (map)	Probably around 1848	Upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof (beaver tail covering), of architectural significance, due to the corner location of the townscape. Two-storey, solid ground floor, plastered, plastered compartments, original window frames on the upper floor, partly original door and windows, typically chamfered corner with entrance (corner on the ground floor for dining room entrance).	08973922
	Agricultural bourgeois house in closed development and northern side building	Ritterstrasse 17 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Residential building on the upper floor half-timbered (visible from the courtyard), side gate entrance, side building on the upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and urban significance. Residential house and ancillary building over an angular floor plan, two-storey, gable roof with dormers (new), ground floor and facade plastered, new gate wing in the gate entrance with segmental arch, structure of the facade with strong plastering flaps, profiled cornice, belt strap, original portal (renewed).	08973920
More pictures	Holy Family Catholic Church with furnishings	Ritterstrasse 27 (map)	1955–1957, designated 1955	One of the few and architecturally high-quality church buildings from the post-war period, architect: Johannes Reuter, of architectural and local significance. Simple hall church on a granite plinth with a straight choir and transverse east tower with roof turret, crowned by a golden cross, gable roof, towed on one side over the sacristy room, in the transverse east tower above three arched windows, hall lit by tall narrow arched windows, portal with three-step open staircase in artificial stone, walls in shell flanked by two large wrought iron lanterns, wooden door probably new, over the portal a larger than life statue of Christ with a sacrificial lamb and gesture of blessing, standing on a console, renovated condition.	08973944
	Residential house in semi-open development	Schmiedeberger Strasse 4 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building typical of the region with dividing elements, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Single-storey yellow building, gable roof, rubble stone plinth, sill cornice, arched back with lion's head keystone, eaves console cornice, dividing elements in light brown clinker.	08973916
	Two outbuildings with an archway	Schmiedeberger Strasse 51a, 51b (map)	Around 1910	Originally part of a villa, now a residential building, two parallel rectangular buildings connected by an archway, important in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Single-storey, hipped and tent roof with bat dormers, solid wood construction (plank construction), partly solid (stone or concrete) with paneling, new windows with wooden shutters, gate entrance with large, wide basket arch and high roof.	08973887
	Residential house in open development	Schrebergartenstrasse 11 (map)	Around 1930	Typical plastered building in the traditionalist style, historically important. Two-storey, hipped roof (beaver tail covering) with bat dormers, belt cornice, standing bay with balcony (plastering), original windows and shutters, wide roof overhang.	08973912
	Facade of the "Schützenhaus" restaurant	Schützenstrasse 8 (map)	1908	Façade in the style of late historicism, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey building with a gable roof, historic plaster structure preserved, heads and floral decoration on the ground floor below the roofs, upper floor with plastered mirrors in the parapet fields, ornamental frieze below the eaves cornice, central projection, console-supported balcony. Building itself no longer a monument (only facade).	08974356
	Arable bourgeois house in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 20 (map)	Late 18th century	Plastered building with central gate passage and high pitched roof (beaver tail covering), of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey, unadorned facade with simple rectangular windows and narrow plastering flanges (facade changed), central arched portal with wooden roofing and stone wheel bits, walls with grooves and keystones designed, door leaves with typical baroque division into coffered fields and profiled clipped battlement strips, original door handle and fittings made of brass.	08973956
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 21 (map)	Mid 19th century	The building's jump in a prominent location marks the old location of the former city gate, which is of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey plastered building, saddle roof, wide mid-house, segmented arched window with wide bezels, structure with plaster strips, profiled belt and eaves cornice, broken corner with shop entrance (original) highlighted in terms of design, unrenovated condition, new windows (interface of urban expansion).	08973959
	Residential house in open development	Torgauer Strasse 23 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building typical of the region with rich structural elements, of importance in terms of building history and shaping the street scene. Two-storey yellow building, saddle roof with later dormer windows, segmented arched windows, dividing elements in light brown clinker brick, sill cornices, cornices, keystones, diamond frieze and eaves, corner accentuation, new windows.	08973932
	Residential house in semi-open development	Torgauer Strasse 24 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building typical of the region with an elaborate structure and an ornamental gable that characterizes the street scene and is of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey yellow building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), side elevation with stepped gable, quarry stone plinth, window on the ground floor enlarged, grooved window walls on the upper floor, segmented arched window in the gable, console eaves, corner accentuation by pilaster strips in red clinker, horizontally with dark brown glazed clinker strips.	08973931
	Post office	Torgauer Strasse 25 (map)	Marked 1892	Demanding clinker brick building with a one-storey annex to the side, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey yellow building with a gable roof, side elevation with broken off gable, large blind arched field, structure with ribbons made of red clinker brick, cantilevered cornice with white flower ornament frieze, windows with segmented arches and garments with pear stick, richly profiled console eaves cornice, side portal still original and inside stair railings and apartment doors.	08973957
	Residential house in open development	Torgauer Strasse 26 (map)	Marked 1898	High-quality clinker brick construction with a defining effect on the street scene, important in terms of building history. Two-storey yellow building, quarry-stone clinker base, saddle roof, segmented arched window, the facade is divided by cornice with molded stone frieze, sill cornices and side elevation with triple windows (parapet highlighted with shaped stones), (console eaves cornice), original front door, new windows and new box dormer with decorative wooden winter garden Design, gable end simplified renovated.	08973930
	Residential house in open development	Torgauer Strasse 30 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building typical of the region with dividing elements, of architectural significance. Two-storey yellow building with a gable roof, segmented arched windows, structure in dark brown clinker set off with cornices, ribbons and geometric decorative elements as well as keystones on the ground floor and acrotery on the upper floor, windows and side house entrance new.	08973893
	Well house	Waldstrasse (corner of Walther-Rathenau-Strasse) (map)	Around 1930	Round brick building with a conical roof, singular meaning. Small round red building, stepped eaves cornice, conical roof (crown covering) with insulators on the roof, original round arched door (diamond motif), three narrow windows with lamellar opening on the reverse.	08973984
	Residential house in open development and fencing	Wittenberger Strasse 39 (map)	Around 1905	Rural house based on the Swiss style, important in terms of building history. Single-storey red clinker brick / half-timbered building, rectangular floor plan with recessed corner, saddle roof, front wooden winter garden with a wide roof overhang in the Swiss style, rear extension later, partly original windows and shutters. Enclosure: wall and pillars in yellow clinker with wrought iron fence and gate.	08973982

Whimsy

 Map with all coordinates of the Wellaune section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Gasthof "Kohlhaasenkrug"	Dorfstrasse 7 (map)	Early 19th century, essentially older	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the street scene. Two-storey, gable roof with one-sided fore, ground floor solid clay on a broken stone base, upper floor half-timbered, window openings on the first floor changed, also entrance area, windows on the upper floor with wooden walls.	08973557
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Dorfstraße 41 (in front of) (map)	After 1918	Of local historical importance. Tall, narrow sandstone stele on a stepped base, relief-like laurel wreath around name plaque “In memory of our heroes who fell in World Wars 1914–18. The grateful community Wellaune ”, crowning missing, linden tree behind.	08973960
	Barn of a four-sided yard	Dorfstrasse 48 (map)	Around 1900	Long, massive clay corrugated building with a gable roof on rubble stone base and brick roll layer, of architectural and economic significance. Gable ends in brick, plastered, stepped eaves in brick, wooden gate on the courtyard side, windows with brick walls and ceramic ventilation pipes on the back.	08974203

Schnaditz

 Map with all coordinates of the Schnaditz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Church with furnishings, churchyard, tomb, memorial for those who fell in World War I and enclosure wall	Michael-Kohlhaas-Strasse 2 (map)	End of the 15th century (church); Tower marked 1676 (church); around 1800 (tomb); after 1918 (war memorial)	Baroque hall church, plastered brick building with a transept-like extension, straight choir closure and west tower, of architectural, art-historical and local significance. Church: Baroque hall church made of plastered brick with a transept-like extension and straight chancel end, west tower with a square floor plan, on the upper floor octagonal with a curved dome and lantern, side Renaissance arched portal, some original windows, porphyry cladding, iron grilles and doors Grave monument of Caroline Leopoldine Jasper: fluted piece of sandstone pillar on a plinth, crowned by a vase with a garland fris, the front side is a medallion with an inscription held by a ribbon War memorial: black granite stele standing on a three-tiered artificial stone base and pedestal with decoration in relief (sword and helmet in front of oak leaves), only the front surface smoothed and with the inscription: "Es die fürs Vaterland", following the name sequence, "Honor your memory" Enclosure: plastered brickwork with granite slab cover (newly renovated)	08973738
	Syringe house	Michael-Kohlhaas-Strasse 4 (in front) (map)	Around 1928	In a prominent location next to the church, of local history. Simple, single-storey plastered structure with a flat pyramid roof and a large segmented arched door, small arched windows on the side, clinker brick base.	08973735
More pictures	Schnaditz palace, manor and park (entity)	Castle 1, 2, 4 (map)	15.-19. Century (manor); 1794 (manor park); 19th century (farm buildings)	The whole of the castle, manor and park Schnaditz, with the following individual monuments: Castle (address: Castle 1), archway, access bridge over a moat and coat of arms on the southeast corner of the southern former farm building (address: Castle 2) (see individual monuments 08973739), the manor park and an avenue of lime trees (Garden monument) as well as two remaining farm buildings (addresses lock 2, 4) of the former farm yard and remains of the moat as a whole; Remarkable palace complex over the remains of a medieval moated castle, the palace a three-wing complex with a keep, manor park as an English landscape garden, of importance in terms of architectural history, art history, garden art, local history and the local image	09304756
More pictures	Castle as a three-wing complex (Castle 1), keep, archway, remains of the moat, access bridge and coat of arms on the southeast corner of the southern former farm building (Castle 2), individual monuments to ID no. 09304756	Castle 1, 2 (map)	Mid 15th century (castle); End of the 15th century (keep); after 1602 (Wendelstein); South wing marked 1655 (castle); 19th century (access bridge)	Individual features of the ensemble of Schloss, Rittergut and Park Schnaditz; Remarkable palace complex over the remains of a medieval moated castle, of importance in terms of building history, art history, local history and the local image	08973739

Deep lake

 Map with all coordinates of the section Tiefensee : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Manor house of the former manor and manor park with pond and Bismarck linden tree with memorial stone and southern avenue	Am Gutshof 5 (map)	From 1791, from 1821 (Gutspark); 1895 (memorial tree); marked 1895 (memorial stone); marked 1902, core older (estate manager's house)	Manor house plastered building with artistic gable design and saddle roof, of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and the landscape	08973740
	Inn "Red House"	Brösen 6 (card)	1618	Single-storey, massive plastered clay building with a mansard hipped roof, of importance in terms of building history, house history, local history and the street scene. Inn: single-storey, solid clay building, plastered, with hipped mansard roof and dormers, original roof structure from the 16th century, partially preserved, complete renovation in 1955, particularly flat porch in plastered brick construction with large horizontal windows, original are gable-sided arched windows (probably 17th century) Side extension for bowling alley no monument	08973558
	Residential stable house with attached side building	Löbnitzer Strasse 21 (map)	Early 19th century	Both buildings on the upper floor are half-timbered, of importance in terms of architectural and social history. Residential stable house: two-storey solid building with a gable roof, plastered brick masonry on the ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, plastered compartments, newly renovated (plastering, painting, plinth and windows new), some original wooden window frames, strong cornice in the gable end Barn extension with storage hatch	08973584
	Former rectory and fountain	Löbnitzer Strasse 33 (map)	After 1815	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, a large proportion of the original structure preserved, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the place and the appearance of the town. Rectory: two-storey plastered building with half-hip roof, structure with plaster ribbons and plaster strips, strong wooden eaves cornice (original) with gable shoulders, large segmented arched window on the courtyard side, door and entrance area changed; inside: original wooden beam ceilings, cellar vaults and half-timbering with clay infills Fountain in the courtyard, probably from the time the house was built, bricked, old board from the cornice box with the year 1842 has been preserved	08973585
More pictures	Church with furnishings, churchyard, two tombs on the south wall of the church and enclosure	To Old School 11 (map)	1811–1812 (church); Middle of the 18th century (tomb); around 1815 (tomb)	Hall church, plastered brick building with 3/8 end, west tower with octagonal bell-shaped storey and tent roof, of architectural and local significance. Hall church as a plastered brick building with 3/8 end, west tower on a square floor plan, octagonal bell storey, slated, with a tent roof Enclosure: plastered brickwork with brick cover, partly renewed with concrete slabs Sandstone grave slabs embedded in the southern outer wall: Rococo grave slab for Christian Heyne (born 1702), inscription field standing on a simple base and framed by numerous rocailles, crowned by an artistically valuable resurrection scene in relief, flanked on the sides by angel heads next to it grave slab in sandstone (unknown), around 1815, flat grave slab with a concluding profiled cornice, below it a flat relief with a representation of the sun and clouds, lower part heavily weathered, in the middle flat inscription field (illegible).	08973586
	Memorial to the fallen of the First and Second World Wars	To the old school 11 (at) (map)	After 1918	Of local historical importance. War memorial initially for the fallen of the First World War, sandstone stele standing on a heaped mound of earth with a triangular end, roughly hewn surface, in the gable surface an iron cross relief with gold rim and inscription "For us", after 1945 a new large granite slab in the middle with an enumeration of names and inscription "To commemorate our fallen Heroes 1914–1918 and 1939–1945 ”and names of the dead.	08973347
More pictures	Mill property with post mill and motor mill (former warehouse) with mill technology and barn	To the mill 1 (map)	1847	Of technical historical importance with a landscape-defining effect. Post windmill: with original artistic carving inside, externally reconstructed using older parts (post), roof covered with cardboard, new planking, built in Delitzsch in 1847, moved to Tiefensee in 1890, last grinding in 1953 Speicher: clinker building with a gable roof, used as a motor mill since 1952, Basement: electric motors, transmission shaft Ground floor: roller mill A. Wetzig Wittenberg (marked with “Halle”), oat crusher, flour mixer, grist mill 1st floor: Kählitz & Lübke Mühlenbau Leipzig 1963 scrap tunnel, storage container, mixer 2nd floor: classifier, in addition transmission, elevators in the building Barn: attached to the granary, also clinker brick, monopitch roof	08973346
	Forsthaus (green house) and barn	To the mill 6 (near) (map)	18th century and later (forester's house); 19th century (barn)	Forester's house plastered clay building with high mansard hipped roof, barn as clay corrugated building, of architectural and local significance. Forester's house: one-storey plastered building with high hipped mansard roof (beaver tail covering), solid clay construction, two small dormers on the street side, original segmented arched windows with sloping soffit and partly wooden shutters on the ground floor, new door and windows, in the attic gables and dormers with original wooden walls Barn: massive clay corrugated building on a granite base with a flat gable roof (originally higher), plaster residue, original large wooden gate with wooden lintel, protruding roof clearance, jamb with wooden planking	08973556

Remarks

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• The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
• The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
• Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ Bad Düben station:
   Bad Düben station was built in 1895 by the Prussian State Railways as part of the newly created railway line between Eilenburg-Ost and Pretzsch in Saxony-Anhalt. This railway line served both passenger and freight traffic. The station buildings on the route were designed as type buildings in clinker construction. In contrast to Laussig and Söllichau, Bad Düben received a larger train station with a two-storey reception building with a crooked hip roof in the Swiss style. On the street side, dormers are occasionally attached to the roof. On the ground floor, the high original segment arch windows and doors have largely been preserved. The upper floor is divided into smaller parts and optically separated from the lower floor by a cornice made of sandstone. The original floor tiles have been preserved in the interior, along with minor structural changes (walled-up door and window openings). To the north is a single-storey clinker brick extension with a pointed gable roof. The window openings in it have been changed, but fit into the overall appearance of the ensemble. To the south, the main building, connected via an intermediate building, was given a newer elongated goods shed extension in clinker construction with transverse rectangular, barred windows, probably in the 1920s, to which the paved loading ramp adjoins. This underlines the importance of the station as a freight yard. On the side of the track, an elongated signal box extension was added to the main building in the 1930s, also in clinker construction, with high rectangular windows and the original muntin. This stands out stylistically from the rest of the ensemble. Inside there is a Jüdel-type mechanical signal box. A water tower was built to supply the steam locomotives. The octagonal, conically tapering clinker brick building is equipped with an open-top floor container made of riveted steel sheets. This water tank was originally clad with a boarded iron framework and was closed by a tent roof. Due to dilapidation, these parts were broken off in 2002. As a station with expanded rights for passenger and freight traffic, a row of granite cobblestones was placed in front of the station building. Pavings in the area of ​​train stations underline the importance of the train station as a testimony to the history of traffic. The paving of the access roads significantly facilitated the transport of people and goods. For this reason, Bad Düben train station is of importance in terms of railway history, local history, technology history and traffic history.
2. ↑ Individual features of the urban cemetery Bad Düben:
   • Cemetery church: red clinker brick building, quarry stone plinth, gable roof (beaver tail covering), neo-Gothic hall church with 3/8 end, west side stepped gable with ogival glare fields, corner pilasters, three pointed arch windows on the long sides of the sill cornice
   • Mortuary: one-storey red brick building with drawn-in corner entrance, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), inner wall of the entrance area with a strong granite cross, round windows on the side and narrow rectangular windows, granite slab floor
   • two bells (19th century, around 1930): bronze, the younger one with the inscription "Land hear the Lord's word", origin from the brewery town of Döbern
   • Gravestones:
     • 1st tomb (1st half of the 19th century): sandstone, urn with laurel wreath on column, crown missing, badly weathered
     • 2. Tomb (mid-18th century): sandstone, baroque shape, angel's head on the side, rocaille shapes, tendrils, medallion field in the middle, sun depiction at the end, ornaments on the back, inscription difficult to read on the front
     • 3. Tomb (marked 1785): sandstone, urn vase standing on a cube-shaped base, wrapped in a laurel garland, a stylized flame at the end, inscription panels (difficult to read) wrapped in garlands on all sides on the pedestal, medallion on a vase with an anchor motif
     • 4. Gravestone (mid-18th century): sandstone, baroque shape, crown missing, large inscription cartouche (weathered), above it originally two figures (one missing, only arm preserved), in between image field framed by drapery with sun, peacock, two gentlemen and Crown, attributes of the female figures: scales (justice), cross and book (faith and wisdom), (justice)
     • 5. Tomb (mid-18th century): sandstone slab on a base with fluted pillars with two medallions, framed by a laurel garland, end with a common architrave, crown missing, heavily weathered, inscriptions and medallions on the reverse
     • 6. Gravestone (around 1760): free-standing grave slab, framed with large volutes and rocailles, upper end with inscription plates, flanked by lateral angel figures (depicting time and love), crown missing, rocailles decorations on the reverse, inscriptions illegible, weathered
     • 7. Tomb of Johann Gottfried Schneider (1743–1831) and Henriette Louise, née Richter (1751–1834), former owner or head miller of the Obermühle Bad Düben: sandstone pillar on a square base, end with an iron cross over a hemisphere and a strong plate, decoration with egg bar frieze above the figurative representation of a mourning angel with a torch and urn leaning down, a wreath with a hanging cloth on the side
   • Crypt of the Grohse family on the cemetery wall: brick building plastered on a sandstone base, square floor plan with temple front, four Tuscan columns with architrave and triangular gable, original portal in the center, two narrow windows with strong sill on the sides, enclosure: brick wall partially plastered
   • Hexenstein (memorial stone), end of 18th century: sandstone, pedestal form, semicircular shell ornamentation and corner acroteries, closure, medallion portrait representation of a woman in profile, wrapped in laurel gilande, below these two torches connected by a ribbon (pointing downwards), on both sides of the pedestal Amphora display; Tomb for the wife of the alum factory owner, who was previously buried in the sinner's corner
3. ↑ Individual features of the ensemble of castle and castle hill Düben:
   • Official building: two-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof with bat dormers, on rubble stone plinth, rectangular windows, profiled girdle and sill cornice, visible framework on the back and in the gable, front seven-step staircase, newly renovated condition
   • Gate tower: three-storey, solid, plastered gate tower on a square floor plan with a pointed arch entrance (end of the 15th century) and half-timbered upper floor (around 1710), tent roof, original oak doors, eastern half-timbered stair tower (probably beginning of the 18th century), plastered compartments
   • Guard house: single-storey half-timbered building, gable roof, plastered compartments, new windows
   • Castle wall and bridge made of quarry stone and lawn iron stone and partly brick masonry with quarry stone cover
   • Hand pump made of wood with wrought iron handle and collecting basin made of sandstone
   • Gate pillars made of brickwork, plastered, new lattice gate
   • Boundary stones in different shapes in sandstone:
     • 1 .: No. 16, 1793, two crossed swords and initials Am Düb, semicircular end
     • 2 .: 1725, DRZD, in granite, flat stele shape, broken off at the top
     • 3rd: No. 45, 1804, triangular, AD, GK, two crossed swords, broken off at the top
     • 4th: 1799, S. H, semicircular end
   • Vase crown made of sandstone in high quality and decorative execution with rocaille-shaped handles, drapery with fruit hangers and shell, stylized bouquet of flowers as a conclusion
   • in the courtyard remains of a door portal (architrave with triangular roof and double coat of arms cartouche: horse and six-leaf branch, marked 1745, GMV / LGVB, crown end, fence: gate pillar, plastered)
4. ↑ Obermühle Bad Düben:
   The striking ensemble consists of a grain mill with a rectangular floor plan, a residential mill building with a rectangular floor plan (this is where the miller's apartment and an oil mill were originally supposed to have been) as well as the mill ditch and the reconstructed water wheel between the two buildings. The buildings are connected by a walkway. The two-storey flour mill consists of a massive brick ground floor, a half-timbered upper floor with clinker infills (partially renovated) and a gable roof with a long pike dormer. The simple facades are enlivened by profiled wooden eaves and rectangular windows. The door walls and the corner blocks on the ground floor were made of sandstone. The two-storey residential mill building shows a massive brick ground floor, a half-timbered upper floor with clinker infill and a crooked hip roof. Its front, younger wing extension shows a solidly bricked and plastered gable side. Inside, the old roof structure and ceiling beams from the time it was built have been preserved. At right angles to the residential mill building stood two other buildings, a two-storey plastered building with a gable roof and a utility wing from around 1900 with a somewhat more representative historicizing clinker brick facade. These two buildings and a striking barn with a high mansard roof and pike dormer were demolished in the late 1990s (or a little later). In 1986, the grain mill was renovated to make it suitable for historical monuments. Further renovation work, such as restoring the transition, was carried out after the fall of the Wall by the Association Museumsdorf Dübener Heide e. V. A mill is said to have been at the site as early as 1156. Another and more concrete mention was made in 1531. The buildings of the still preserved complex probably go back to around 1800.
5. ↑ Ackerbürgerhaus Paradeplatz 15:
   The house of the three-sided Ackerbürgerhof was probably built at the end of the 18th century, the barn is a clay corrugated building from the early 19th century and the clinker brick side building was built in the late 19th century. The property is part of the southern development of Paradeplatz. Two-storey residential building with a gable roof, on the ground floor living room with board ceiling (clad), on the girder you can see that the room was originally a bit larger, the upper floor was originally completely half-timbered, today massive on the front and probably on the free-standing east gable, on the courtyard side half-timbered construction with portico, tenoned collar beam roofing on a reclining chair. The barn forms the southern end of the courtyard, clay walls partially repaired with tiles, gable roof.
   The side building on the west side, use of the stables, restrained, clinker building-typical decorative shapes such as console cornices on the eaves.
   The property with its monumental buildings is a testament to the historical town center of Bad Düben. It is one of the few, largely authentically preserved, architectural documents that indicate that Bad Düben was an arable and craft town well into the 19th century. It illustrates the associated way of life of its residents in the past. As a result, the object acquires historical significance. With their time and region-typical design, the buildings of the Ackerbürgerhof are also of architectural historical importance, especially the residential building due to its age and its now rare peculiarities (upper arbor).
6. ↑ History of the Bad Düben spa park:
   • 1846–1848 on the initiative of the forest inspector Karl Theodor Hartig and the court assessor Julius Albert Rasch and through donations from the population, the western part of the landscaped park was first laid out, Hartig designed the park plan
   • from 1850 planting of the eastern park area
   • 1860 Licensing in the park
   • 1862 Construction of the fairground
   • In 1864 the so-called “Small Park”, the area between today's mud bath and cemetery, was created
   • 1870s erection of a straw temple with deer antlers on the rose hill
   • 1878 A park restoration with colonnades is built
   • In 1884 the rose temple was destroyed by storm and rebuilt soon afterwards
   • 1887 A memorial stone is erected for the founders of the park
   • 1896 Establishment of Germania on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the park's existence
   • 1897 erection of a Bismarck monument
   • 1908 Construction of a park restaurant in place of the provisional previous building
   • In 1912 the rose temple burned down and was rebuilt again
   • after 1918 erection of a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War
   • 1930s Construction of the Kurhaus and redesign of the immediate vicinity of the Kurhaus
7. ↑ Schnaditz Castle, Manor and Park (factual entirety):
   History:
   • In 1792, the Saxon commissioner Christoph Samuel Martin acquired the manor
   • from 1794 design of the palace park as a landscape facility, which was probably equipped with a variety of furnishings such as temples, grottos, hermit huts, sculptures and cupids; Since the Martin family had family ties to Dessau, it is likely that the design would be based on the example of the Wörlitz Park
   • 1806 and 1813 devastation of the park by French and Russian migrants
   • After 1945 the facility was neglected, the last two remaining garden sculptures were destroyed by vandalism, the moat was partially filled in and tree felled
   • from 1990 restoration work in the park
   Structural assets:
   • Building:
     • Castle (single monument)
     • Bergfried (individual monument)
     • two remaining farm buildings of the former farm yard (total parts)
   • Development:
     • Access from the east from Lindenallee via the access bridge (individual monument) and the gate (individual monument), further access from the south via the former farmyard
     • Path system: landscaped curved paths
   • Water elements: the entire palace park is bordered by a moat with two islets, which also acts as an aha (individual monument), the moat was already in place before the landscaping and was probably originally part of the fortifications.
   Vegetation:
   • Linden alley leading to the castle from the east (Tilia spec.)
   • valuable old trees from u. a. Blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), summer lime (Tilia platyphyllos), winter lime (Tilia cordata), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), English oak (Quercus robur), columnar oak (Quercus robur ' Fastigiata '), black poplar (Populus nigra), pyramidal poplar (Populus nigra' Italica '), hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), hawthorn (Crataegus spec.), Common elm (Ulmus laevis) and yew (Taxus baccata)
   Other protected assets:
   • Soil relief: the topography of the park is mainly determined by the moat surrounding it, and several hills - u. a. the big and the small Drachenberg - heaped up, on which some of the equipment elements were probably formerly located
   • Visual relationship: the previously existing visual relationships over the moat into the landscape have grown over today
8. ↑ Individual features of the ensemble of Schloss, Rittergut and Park Schnaditz:
   • Castle: irregular three-wing complex with keep, south, west and east wings, Wendelstein and archway
     • Wing structures: two- and three-storey made of plastered brick, upper floor in the west wing half-timbered partially porphyry walls (end of the 15th century and beginning of the 17th century), inside partially groin, cell and net vaults, partially on columns
     • East wing with hipped roof and neo-renaissance facade: arched roofs with shell ornamentation, parapet fields with heraldic cartouches and three-leaf ornament, framed by tendrils, in the center a large cast-iron panel with a coat of arms
     • Wendelstein: Wendelstein above an octagonal floor plan with a seat niche portal, above it double coat of arms relief in porphyry, Renaissance garments in porphyry, pinnacles later, arched roof
   • Keep: (south-west corner) on a square floor plan with chamfered corners in brick (Gothic bond) above large twin arched windows, ending with a crenellated wreath
   • 19th century farm buildings: plastered brick buildings with pitched roof, heavily destroyed, partly burned down or structurally altered (partly converted for residential purposes)
   • Coat of arms: Coat of arms cartouche made of sandstone in the masonry (corner of the passage) of House Castle 2, generally original building fabric and many individual parts preserved, for example iron door in the south wing with arched ends and leaf-shaped fittings
   • Former castle park preserved as an English landscape garden with hills and tall trees, surrounded by a castle moat
9. ↑ Rittergut and Park Tiefensee:
   History:
   • In the middle of the 15th century, the von Rabil family acquired the manor, which remained in the family until 1652
   • around 1570 the palace was built in the Renaissance style
   • 1652 Sold to the Vitztum von Eckstädt family
   • Around 1700 the avenue leading to the south facade of the castle was laid out by Christoph Vitztum von Eckstädt
   • In 1791 the merchant and merchant Hillig from Leipzig acquired the property, under him the construction of a garden east of the castle was probably started, the manorial gardener GC Paak and from 1801 the art and pleasure gardener AL Chemnitz are known
   • Various changes of ownership at the beginning of the 19th century
   • From 1821 design of the landscape park under Wilhelm Ludwig Victor Graf Henkel von Donnersmark (1775–1849), since there were close family ties to Dessau, it can be assumed that the estate park in Tiefensee was based on the Wörlitz gardens, the lordly gardener G. Ancke is proven
   • 1895 the then landowner Franz Trittel had a Bismarck linden tree planted and a memorial stone erected
   • 1973 demolition of the castle
   Monument components:
   • Manor's house: two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, gable and northern gable designed as a curved bent gable, ground floor with segmented arched window, upper floor rectangular window, original windows on the back, inside partly still original staircase, remarkable coat of arms relief made of sandstone of the old castle walled next to the entrance
   • Manor park: Zoning of the design from west to east: in the west the location of the former castle and the farmyard, to the east an elongated pond, then a wooded park area, in the far east the park opens up to an open meadow landscape structured by groups of trees and individual trees, with a curved landscape Paths, more pronounced in the western area, in the east only remnants
   • Memorial stone for Bismarck with linden tree: small monolith-like granite stone with a smooth front surface and the inscription “Bismarck linden tree, planted z. 80th birthday d. April 1, 1895 ”, surrounded by small granite stones
   • few formative old trees, u. a. Linden (Tilia spec.), European beech (Fagus sylvatica), hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), English oak (Quercus robur), horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) and alder (Alnus glutinosa), in the far east pyramidal poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica') as a landmark, an avenue along an embankment path from the south leading to the castle site, today with apple trees (Malus domestica), two old trees of the former linden avenue at the northern end of the embankment path have been preserved
   • Visual relationships from the park to the north in the direction of Schnaditz and from the edge areas of the park to the surrounding landscape
   • Remnants of ditches and dams still exist, but can hardly be read

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• Monument map of Saxony. Retrieved March 19, 2020 . 
• Geoportal of the district of North Saxony. Retrieved March 19, 2020 . 

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