List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Alt-Treptow

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Location of Alt-Treptow in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Alt-Treptow includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Alt-Treptow in the Treptow-Köpenick district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020320	Bouchéstrasse 75–76 Wildenbruchstrasse 53–54 ( location )	School complex For architectural monuments see: Bouchéstrasse 75–76; Wildenbruchstrasse 53-54	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020329 - Wildenbruchstrasse 53–54, school, 1914 by Bientz
09020227	Puschkinallee 1–13, 48–49 Eichenstrasse 1 Elsenstrasse 1–4 Hoffmannstrasse 11–14 ( location )	Villas For architectural monuments see: Eichenstrasse 1; Martin-Hoffmann-Strasse 11; Puschkinallee 4–4A; 8th; 48 garden monument see: Alt-Treptow	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020849 - Enclosures and gardens, since 1876 by Gustav Meyer u. a.
			09020236 - Elsenstrasse 1 / Martin-Hoffmann-Strasse 14, tenement house, around 1890
			09020237 - Elsenstraße 2, tenement house, around 1890
			09020330 - Elsenstraße 3, rental villa, around 1890
			09020238 - Martin-Hoffmann-Straße 12, villa, around 1900
			09020239 - Martin-Hoffmann-Straße 13, villa, around 1930
			09020228 - Puschkinallee 1, rental villa, around 1880
			09020229 - Puschkinallee 2, rental villa, around 1880
			09020230 - Puschkinallee 3, rental villa, around 1880
			09020231 - Puschkinallee 5, rental villa, around 1890
			09020232 - Puschkinallee 6A, villa, around 1900
			09020233 - Puschkinallee 9, rental villa, around 1900
			09020234 - Puschkinallee 10–13, kindergarten around 1950
			09020235 - Puschkinallee 49, villa, around 1905
			Non-constituent parts of the ensemble: Puschkinallee 6A and Puschkinallee 7
09045223	Puschkinallee 34–38 ( location )	Town center Alt-Treptow Architectural monument, see: Puschkinallee 37–38 Garden monument, see: Alt-Treptow	Another part of the ensemble:
			09045225 - Puschkinallee 35, villa with enclosure, around 1875, remodeled in 1909

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020328	Am Treptower Park 1–8 Bouchéstraße 87–100 Elsenstraße 9–22 ( location )	Barracks of Telegraph Battalion No. 1	Main building (today Federal Criminal Police Office ), 1901–1904 by Wellmann and Luedecke, extensions in 1906, 1912 and around 1935
			central barracks building
			Garages
			2 western barracks buildings
			small barracks building
			Building with tower
			2 residential villas
			Battalion building
			enclosure
09020333	At the Treptowers 3 Hoffmannstraße 16–18, 22 ( location )	Elektro-Apparate-Werke (EAW)	1928–1938 by Ernst Ziesel
			Factory wing
09020318	Eichenstrasse 4, 6 Am Flutgraben 2, 3 ( location )	ABOAG depot (today Arena Berlin )	Shed hall of the Beermann agricultural machinery factory, 1915–1917 by Bruno Buch , reconstruction 1961–1989 as a border facility (see Treptow-Köpenick monument list, entire Berlin Wall facility)
			Administration building, 1927–1928 by Franz Ahrens and Alfred Warthmüller
			Wagenhalle, 1927–1928 by Franz Ahrens
			Extension of the shed hall
			Gate houses on both sides of Eichenstrasse
09020334	Jordanstrasse 1–4 Lohmühlenstrasse 65–66 ( location )	Agfa factory	Administration building, 1901, 1908 and 1912, by Paul Karchow / Schulz and Schlichting
			Factory floor
09020332	Kiefholzstrasse, between Landwehr Canal and Elsenstrasse ( location )	Embankment of the Görlitz Railway	Railway embankment, around 1895
			Overpass Lohmühlenstraße
			Overpass Bouchéstrasse
			Overpass Elsenstrasse
			Lining walls
09020275	Kiefholzstrasse 405, 405A – D, 406, 407 ( location )	settlement	1931–1932 by Ladislaus Förster (?) With open space design
09080614	Place at the Spreetunnel ( location )	Spree tunnel	Tunnel tube, 1895–1899 by C. Schnebel and W. Lauter (see Friedrichshain monuments)
09040272	Puschkinallee Am Flutgraben 3 ( location )	Sections of the border wall and watchtowers	Components of the overall monument (see Altglienicke monuments for further components)
			Watch tower control point Schlesischer Busch, 1963 by the border troops of the GDR
			Panel wall of the "apron security", 1961 by the government of the GDR
			At Flutgraben 3, workshop building conversion to the state border

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020308	Alt-Treptow ( location )	Abbey bridge with bridge houses and former restoration buildings	Bridge, 1915–1916 by Fritz von Emperger
			western rise
			former restoration building
09020301	Alt-Treptow 1 ( location )	Archenhold observatory	1908–1909 by Reimer & Körte (see Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020303	Alt-Treptow 14-17 ( location )	Gasthaus Zenner	1821–1822 by Friedrich Wilhelm Langerhans , after war destruction 1954–1956 reconstruction by Hermann Henselmann based on the original (see Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020319	Bouchéstraße 75-76 ( location )	Community school	Main building, 1905 by Paul Egeling (see Ensemble Bouchéstraße 75–76)
09020289	Eichenstrasse 1 ( location )	villa	around 1900 (see Ensemble Puschkinallee 1–13 ... and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020335	Kiefholzstrasse 1–4 Lohmühlenstrasse 63 ( location )	Metal goods factory Weber	1937–1940 by Friedrich Wermke
09020288	Martin-Hoffmann-Strasse 11 ( location )	Moritz and Johann Simon Foundation, Villa	1906 by Alfred Breslauer (see Ensemble Puschkinallee 1–13 ... and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020310	Plesserstraße 3–4 ( location )	Confessional Church	1930–1931 by Curt Steinberg
09020337	Plesserstraße 7 Wildenbruchstraße 41 ( location )	Elevator system	1912 by Schindler & Co.
09020339	Puschkinallee ( location )	Ring railway overpass	around 1910
09020293	Puschkinallee 4–4A ( location )	Rental villa	1895–1896 (see ensemble Puschkinallee 1–13 ... and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
			Dandruff
09020290	Puschkinallee 8 ( location )	villa	1894–1897 by Ch. Mierke (see ensemble Puschkinallee 1–13 ... and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09045222	Puschkinallee 37-38 ( location )	villa	1895–1896 by Rosemann & Jacob (see ensemble Puschkinallee 34–38 and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020283	Puschkinallee 48 ( location )	villa	1905 by Friedrich Blume and Wilhelm Peters (see Ensemble Puschkinallee 1–13 ... and Alt-Treptow garden monument)
09020317	Wildenbruchstrasse 53-54 ( location )	gym	1914 by Bientz (see Ensemble Bouchéstraße 75–76)
		Partial loss: dandruff?	Demolition of the shed at the gym

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046091	Alt-Treptow Am Treptower Park, Bulgarische Straße, Puschkinallee ( location )	Treptower Park (see Ensembles Am Treptower Park 16–18; Puschkinallee 1–13 ...; 34–38 and architectural monuments Alt-Treptow 1; 14–17)	Stadtpark, 1876–1888 by Gustav Meyer, Hermann Mächtig
			Sculptures and gardens from the 1950s / 60s by Georg Béla Pniower, Siegfried Sommer, Hubert Matthes
			Plane avenues Puschkinallee and Am Treptower Park between the S-Bahn line and Schlesisches Busch
			Marble group "Sea bottom" at the carp pond, 1907 by Otto Petri
			Soviet War Memorial , 1946–49 by JB Belopolski , SS Walerius, JW Wutschetitsch , AA Gorpenko
			Zenner restaurant garden, 1821–1822 by Carl Ferdinand Langhans

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Alt-Treptow

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Alt-Treptow  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the State of Berlin ( PDF file , 2.71 MB)

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap