List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Niederschönhausen

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Location of Niederschönhausen in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Niederschönhausen includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Niederschönhausen in the Pankow district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09085334	Am Schloßpark Am Orangeriepark 1–6, 8, 14 Dietzgenstraße 2 / 6A Ossietzkystraße 44, 45 Schloßallee Tschaikowskistraße 1, 1A, 3 ( location )	Schönhausen Palace and Park For architectural monuments see: Am Orangeriepark 2/6; Tschaikowskistraße 1 For the whole complex see: Ossietzkystraße 44, 45 Garden monument see: Am Schloßpark; Tschaikowskistraße 3	Court gardener's house and orangery building, whispering wall; Innerer Schloßpark, extension and redesign to the official seat of the President of the GDR, to the guest house of the Council of Ministers of the GDR
09085214	Blankenburger Strasse 40/46 ( location )	Tenement houses	Components of the ensemble:
			09085215 - Blankenburger Strasse 40, tenement house, around 1910
			09085216 - Blankenburger Strasse 42, tenement house, around 1905
			09085217 - Blankenburger Strasse 44, tenement house, around 1910
			09085218 - Blankenburger Strasse 46, tenement house, around 1905
			Non-constituent parts of the ensemble: Am Orangeriepark 1/5, 8, 14, Dietzgenstraße 6, 6A
09030221	Dietzgenstrasse 42–42A, 49–49A, 51/53, 56 Beuthstrasse 51–53 ( location )	Former summer houses of the Fetschow and Brose families with outbuildings and gardens For architectural monuments see: Dietzgenstrasse 49A; 51/53; Beuthstrasse 53	Further components of the ensemble:
			09030222 - Dietzgenstraße 42, residential building, built in 1764 for sexton Palm; around 1820–1960, southern building of the Landensemble Brose (Brose House), reconstruction 1993–1994
			09090023 - Dietzgenstraße 42A, farm building at Brosepark, around 1870
			Non-constituent parts of the ensemble: Dietzgenstrasse 49, 56; Beuthstrasse 51
09030228	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 5/7 ( location )	Suburban houses Architectural monument see: Friedrich-Engels-Straße 5	Another part of the ensemble:
			09030230 - Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 7, residential building, 1901
09030249	Tschaikowskistraße 39, 41/43, 44, 50 ( location )	Residential houses with front yard fencing and sheds Architectural monument see: Tschaikowskistraße 44	Further components of the ensemble:
			09030250 - Tschaikowskistraße 39, residential building with front garden fence , 1890–1895
			09030251 - Tschaikowskistraße 41/43, "Villa Kaiser" with enclosure, garden and two remises of the tree nursery in Niederschönhausen, 1895, 1905
			09030253 - Tschaikowskistraße 50, residential building with front garden enclosure around 1895

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09050602	Blankenburger Strasse 76 (Niederschönhausen) ( location )	Suburban villa	Suburban villa, before 1900, renovation 1997–2000
			Farm building, before 1900, renovation 1997–2000
09030219	Dietzgenstraße 19/23 Ossietzkyplatz ( location )	Evangelical Peace Church	Church, 1869–71 by Eduard Bürkner
			Open spaces and churchyard
			Parish school, conversion 1901–02 into a rectory
09030213	Dietzgenstrasse 100 Schillerstrasse ( location )	Tram depot	Main building, workshop facilities, hall, administration building, forecourt, 1900–1901 by Joseph Fischer-Dick as courtyard 3 of the Greater Berlin tram; Extension, by Jean Krämer in 1924 , track system with canals, out of service since 1999.
09076021	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 40 Am Iderfenngraben 12 ( location )	Group of tenement houses with front garden fence	around 1910
09030231	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 49–71 (Niederschönhausen) Blumenthalstrasse 23–27B, Lutherstrasse 1–4, Uhlandstrasse 39–39C ( location )	Settlement with surrounding open spaces	1930 by Paul Krebs
09065323	Germanenstrasse ( location )	5. Niederönhausen municipal cemetery	Celebration hall, around 1910 The entrance to the cemetery is at Germanenstrasse 1. Before it became a garden monument in the 1970s, it was Schönholz's village cemetery for several decades. - The Feierhalleist is a rectangular brick building with three axes, has a flat-rectangular apse with a pointed roof, and is also finished with a pointed roof. Paul Mebes is accepted as the architect .
			Mortuary, around 1895
09065353	Grabbeallee 14/26 Paul-Franke-Straße 1–12 ( location )	Residential complex with gardens	1908–1909 by Paul Mebes , sculptor Walter Schmarje
09065329	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Am Bürgerpark 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse ( location )	3. Pankow municipal cemetery	Chapel, 1905 by Carl Lubig
			Cemetery administration, around 1905
			Waiting hall for mourners, around 1925
09030241	Nordendstrasse 74-76A ( location )	Row of terraced houses with front gardens	1931–1932 by Heinrich Möller
09085369	Ossietzkystraße 44, 45 Dietzgenstraße, Tschaikowskistraße 1A, 3 ( location )	Extension buildings to the official seat of the President of the GDR and the guest house of the Council of Ministers of the GDR as well as the boundary wall of the inner Schloßpark Niederschönhausen (see Ensemble Am Schloßpark, architectural monument Tschaikowskystraße 1 and garden monument Am Schloßpark)	1949–1983, Ossietzkystraße 44.45:
			South forecourt: guard and garage building (middle guard), 1949–1950 by Willi Wendt
			Gatehouses, 1951; Gate and fence system by Fritz Kühn
			Casino building with administrative part, presidential office, 1951 by the master workshop II of the German building academy, Hanns Hopp
			Farm yard with boiler house, 1954–1956 by Otto Gerth
			Dietzgenstrasse:
			North gate, 1949 by Willi Wendt
			Operational service with garages and gas station, 1950, 1955–1956
			Guard post at the northern park fence, 1949 including baroque whispering wall
			Tschaikowskistraße:
			Post houses with west gate, 1949 by Willi Wendt
			Apartment house , 1966–1968 by design office 110, W. Schmidt, aluminum facade elements by Fritz Kühn , conversions, 1981–1983 by Erhardt Gißke
09030245	Schillerstraße 23-37 ( location )	Tramway settlement with inner courtyard	1927-1930
09065356	Beatrice-Zweig-Strasse 1–12 Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 42, Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 77/87, Homeyerstrasse 31, 37/39 ( location )	Erich Weinert settlement	Housing estate 1950–1951 by Hanns Hopp ; Erich-Weinert Memorial, 1961 (see garden monument Beatrice-Zweig-Straße 2)

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09030237	Am Iderfenngraben 10 ( location )	Residential building	1895-1900
09085336	Am Orangeriepark 2/6 ( location )	Orangery and residential buildings for gardeners	around 1775–1777 (see ensemble Am Schloßpark and garden monument Am Schloßpark)
09030227	Beuthstrasse 53 Dietzgenstrasse 56, Beuthstrasse 51-52 ( location )	so-called scholars' home	oldest components around 1820, 1825 conversion to a summer house (Schweizerhaus) with an open garden hall according to Karl Friedrich Schinkel ; Renovations in 1872, 1907–1908 (see Ensemble Dietzgenstraße 42 ...)
09030218	Buchholzer Strasse 8 ( location )	Ernst Rehfeld's grave at the 4th Pankow Municipal Cemetery	1924
09030214	Buchholzer Strasse 8 ( location )	Grave of Max Skladanowsky on the 4th Pankow Municipal Cemetery	1939
09030215	Buchholzer Strasse 8 ( location )	Carl von Ossietzky grave in the 4th Pankow Municipal Cemetery
09030216	Buchholzer Strasse 8 ( location )	Robert Uhrig's grave at the 4th Pankow Municipal Cemetery
09030217	Buchholzer Strasse 8	Wilhelm Dieckmann's grave at the 4th Pankow Municipal Cemetery
09085335	Dietzgenstrasse 2/4 ( location )	Court gardener's house Nietner	1854 (see Ensemble Am Schloßpark and garden monument Am Schloßpark)
09030220	Dietzgenstrasse 33 ( location )	Suburban villa	Remise, around 1900
09030238	Dietzgenstrasse 41 Kuckhoffstrasse 2/22 ( location )	Friedrich List High School	1908–1910 as the town hall of Niederschönhausen by Carl Fenten, in 1928 it was converted into a grammar school
09030223	Dietzgenstrasse 43/45 ( location )	Tenement house	1910
09030224	Dietzgenstrasse 47 ( location )	Elisabeth-Christinen-Lyceum	1911–1913 by Paul Hermes
09030225	Dietzgenstrasse 49A ( location )	Former summer house and coach house in Swiss style	around 1830, increase in 1875, with gardens (see Ensemble Dietzgenstraße 42 ...)
09030226	Dietzgenstrasse 51/53 ( location )	Former summer house Fetschow (Dutch house)	1847, 1852–1853 for Hauschild conversion as well as Remise and garden hall by Ludwig Schultz (see Ensemble Dietzgenstraße 42 ...)
		Former component:	Park area; Revoked in 2012
09030229	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 5 ( location )	Residential house with front garden and enclosure	1900/1901 by Alfred Breslauer (see ensemble Friedrich-Engels-Straße 5/7)
09065325	Grabbeallee 2–10 ( location )	Evangelical retirement and children's home, emerged from the former Elisabethstift "Siloah"	1884–1885 by C. Gause The main building is a three-storey brick building with clinker bricks , decorated with relief panels and half-round windows in the triangular gable facing the street. More or less by chance, bay openings or windows are designed in a semicircular shape.
09097805	Grabbeallee 36/40 ( location )	former Australian embassy in the GDR era	Residence and embassy building, type IHB III, 1972 by Horst Bauer , VE Bau- und Montagekombinat Ingenieurhochbau Berlin The embassy of Australia has been located in Wallstrasse since 2003.
			Open space design
			Fence system
09030232	Grabbeallee 35 ( location )	Suburban villa with front yard and coach house	around 1875. It is considered a well-preserved example of the mostly two-story residential villas built in the Berlin suburbs towards the end of the 19th century. They have been built slightly set back behind the narrow front yards and a raised central projections provided. House number 35 has a side tower in the style of the country houses built by Ludwig Persius in the Italian style. is also in a niche of the tower base a sculpture of Flora .
09030233	Grabbeallee 39 ( location )	Suburban villa with front yard and coach house	around 1870 Is considered a well-preserved example of the mostly two-story residential villas built in the Berlin suburbs towards the end of the 19th century. They have been built slightly set back behind the narrow front yards and a raised central projections provided. The three-axis structure is varied with pillars, round arches or columns. It bears the inscription (in Fraktur) Haus Horridoh on the ornamental gable .
09030234	Grabbeallee 43 ( location )	former house	There are three individual buildings on the plot, only the northeastern one is the monument. It served as Friedrich-Froebel-Haus from the 1920s and 1945 to 1946 . The entire property has been owned by the Togolese Republic , which has its German embassy here , since 1992 .
09050611	Grabbeallee 51 / 53A ( location )	Excursion restaurant ( Ballhaus Pankow ),	Ballhaus, 1880
			Hall building, 1892
			Half-timbered extensions, around 1903
09030235	Grabbeallee 63 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1890
09030236	Grabbeallee 67 ( location )	Suburban villa with front yard	around 1885
09097846	Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 1, ( location )	Julius Fucik Memorial	1974 by Zdenek Nemecek (see garden monument Heinrich-Mann-Straße 1)
09097847	Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 1, ( location )	Sales pavilion	Pavilion and pergola, 1925–26 by Alexander Poetschke
			Wall fountain on the Schönholzer Bridge
			Putti group
09030240	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 20 Waldstrasse 88-89 ( location )	Tenement house	1905-1910
09065359	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 82 ( location )	Rifle house	1883 by C. Mittag and H. Görisch
09065365	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse ( location )	Anton Saefkow's tomb at the 3rd Pankow Municipal Cemetery	Bahnhofstrasse 24
09065361	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 ( location )	Max Butting's grave at the 3rd Pankow Municipal Cemetery	Bahnhofstrasse 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse
09065363	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Bahnhofstrasse 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse ( location )	Hans Litten's grave at the 3rd Pankow Municipal Cemetery	1938
09065362	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Bahnhofstrasse 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse ( location )	Grave site Max Lingner at the 3rd Pankow Municipal Cemetery	1959
09065364	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Bahnhofstrasse 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse ( location )	Paul Nipkow's grave at the 3rd Pankow Municipal Cemetery	1940
09050612	Hermann-Hesse-Strasse 103 Bahnhofstrasse 24, Heinrich-Mann-Strasse, Leonhard-Frank-Strasse	Reinhold Burger grave at the 3rd municipal cemetery in Pankow
09065367	Homeyerstraße 13 ( location )	Residential building with open space	ca.1939, bronze plaque for Arnold Zweig , 1982 by Jo Jastram
09030239	Idastraße 20 ( location )	BVG network control center, rectifier plant 301	1928 by Hans Heinrich Müller
09085249	Majakowskiring 2 ( location )	Villa with garden	1900 The building in an exposed position, roughly in the middle of the eastern street arch, is a representative single-storey plastered building in the classical style. It has a square floor plan, on the street side a three-axis portico rises on fluted columns. The pediment is decorated with allegorical figures for the fine arts (music, painting and sculpture).
09085271	Majakowskiring 29 ( location )	Former home of Wilhelm Pieck (1945–1960) with a garage	1917; House garden and front garden enclosure, 1950 by Reinhold Lingener
09085272	Majakowskiring 34 ( location )	House Johannes R. Becher with home garden and front garden fence	around 1935
09085273	Majakowskiring 48 ( location )	former home of Otto Grotewohl	1938, remodeled in 1950 by Hans Scharoun ; with villa garden, around 1938, redesigned 1950–1952 by Reinhold Lingner and Hubert Matthes
09030242	Pastor-Niemöller-Platz 2 Hermann-Hesse-Straße 26 ( location )	Tenement house	1908
09030243	Platanenstrasse 20–21 ( location )	Catholic St. Maria Magdalena Church	1929–1930 by Felix Sturm
09030244	Platanenstrasse 97 ( location )	Tenement house, stairwell	1903
09030246	Treskowstraße 1 Waldstraße 87 ( location )	Tenement house	1906
09030247	Treskowstraße 63-64 ( location )	Apartment houses and commercial buildings	circa 1905
09030248	Treskowstraße 65 ( location )	Residential building	1903-1905
09085337	Tschaikowskistraße 1 ( location )	Schönhausen Palace and apartment house	1664, 1691 by Johann Arnold Nering , 1704 extension by Johann Friedrich Eosander von Göthe , 1763 by Johann Boumann ; Restorations, 1935–1936, 1965 to 1978 (see Ensemble Am Schloßpark and garden monument Am Schloßpark); the apartment house was built from 1966 to 1967/68 according to plans by Walter Schmidt .
09030252	Tschaikowskistraße 44 ( location )	Residential building	Front garden with enclosure, fountain, shed, 1896–1897 (see Ensemble Tschaikowskistraße 39 ...)
09050609	Uhlandstraße 20 (Niederschönhausen) ( location )	former waterworks	1903
09030254	Waldowstrasse 28 ( location )	House of Max Skladanowsky	1896-1899
09030255	Wilhelm-Wolff-Strasse 8 ( location )	Residential building	1903-1909

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046059	Am Schloßpark Am Orangeriepark 1, 2/8, 14 Dietzgenstraße 2/6 Ossietzkystraße 44, 45 Schloßallee Tschaikowskistraße 1, 1A, ( location )	Schönhausen Palace Park (see ensemble Am Schloßpark and the entire complex at Ossietzkystraße 44, 45 and monuments at Am Orangeriepark 2/6, Dietzgenstraße 2/4, 6; Tschaikowskistraße 1)	Park with enclosure, horticultural facilities of the Schloßgutvilla (around 1830), from 1664, since 1691 Johann Arnold Nehring , since 1704 enlargements, 1828–31 Peter Joseph Lenné , 1906–24 repair of the castle gardening, redesign by Reinhold Lingner in the enclosed castle garden, since 1960s further redesigns
			Establishment of a tree nursery by Brucks and Beinroth, since 1950
			Orangery (around 1764), 1906–24 renovation of the orangery
09097845	Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 1 Heinrich-Mann-Strasse 1 Cottastrasse Leonhard-Frank-Strasse 2 ( location )	Volkspark Schönholzer Heide (southern part)	1921 by Alexander Weiss, redesign in 1928 by Alexander Weiss (see monuments Heinrich-Mann-Straße 1)
09046609	Homeyerstraße 31 ( location )	Ehmsen home garden	approx. 1951–1952 by Reinhold Lingner (see complete layout Beatrice-Zweig-Straße 1–12)
09046067	Leonhard-Frank-Strasse 31 ( location )	Home garden	around 1930
09097754	Beatrice-Zweig-Straße 2 ( location )	Max Lingner home garden	1951–1952 by Reinhold Lingner (see complete layout Beatrice-Zweig-Straße 1–12)
09046071	Germanenstraße Friesenstraße Waldsteg 64-65 ( location )	Volkspark Schönholzer Heide (northern part)	so-called queen plantation since 1753, remodeling in the 20s and 30s
09046070	Germanenstrasse 43 ( location )	Cenotaph of the Soviet Fallen	1947–49 by KA Solowjow, MD Belawenzew, WD Koroljow (architects), IG Perschudschew (sculptors), GM Schubnikow, WG Dubrowski, AA Golub, MG Usman (engineers)
09085055	Tschaikowskistraße 3 ( location )	Forecourt and garden of the apartment building	1966–1968 by Karl Kirschner (see ensemble Am Schloßpark and the entire complex at Ossietzkystraße 44, 45)

Former monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09065357	Germanenstrasse 34 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1905, demolished in 2010 after fire damage

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Niederschönhausen

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Niederschönhausen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

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

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 74 .
2. ↑ Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 69 ff .
3. ^ ^{A b} Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 69 ff .
4. ↑ Institute for Monument Preservation (Ed.): The architectural and art monuments of the GDR. Capital Berlin-II . Henschelverlag, Berlin 1984, p. 72/73 .

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