List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Wannsee

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Location of Wannsee in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Wannsee includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Wannsee in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district as of October 2018.

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09075451	Am Sandwerder 1/41 ( location )	Residential houses 1874–1935 Complete complexes see : Am Sandwerder 9; 21/23; 27; 33/35; 41 architectural monuments see : Am Sandwerder 1; 5; 37; 39 garden monuments see : Am Sandwerder 5; 9; 21/23; 27; 29/31, 41	Further components of the ensemble :
			09095230 - Am Sandwerder, terrace complex with Borussia Monument, 1879–1880 by Ernst Sputh, Eduard and Andreas Lürssen, Paul Wimmel and Jules Ernotte
			09075452 - Am Sandwerder 3, villa with outbuilding, 1874 by Ernst Petzholtz, remodeling in 1911 by Emil Lilie
			Outbuildings
			09075453 - Am Sandwerder 7, Villa (Gutschow house), 1874 by Ernst Petzholtz, conversions in 1927 by Paul Zucker and 1953–1957 by Erich Kitzing
			Outbuildings
			09075454 - Am Sandwerder 11, Villa, around 1885, remodeled 1919–1920 by Arnold Beschoren; is now home to the Blumenfisch school camp
			Outbuildings
			09075455 - Am Sandwerder 13/15, Villa, 1889 by GAL Schulz & Co.
			Outbuildings
			09075456 - Am Sandwerder 17/19, Villa, 1886 by Johannes Otzen, remodeled in 1939 by Ludwig Moshamer
			2 outbuildings
			09075457 - Am Sandwerder 25, single house, 1934–1935 by Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot
			Outbuildings
			09075458 - Am Sandwerder 29/31, villa, around 1889 by Blumberg & Schreiber, reconstruction 1923–1924 by Breslauer & Salinger
09075459	Am Sandwerder 26/32 ( location )	Group of houses, 1897–1910	Components of the ensemble :
			09075460 - Am Sandwerder 26, Villa, 1910 by Henning & Heuer
			09075461 - Am Sandwerder 28, Villa, 1909–1910 by Adolph Born
			09075462 - Am Sandwerder 30, Villa, 1897–1898 by Otto Stahn
			09075463 - Am Sandwerder 32, Villa, 1897–1898 by Otto Stahn
09075464	Hugo-Vogel-Strasse 12/18, 27 ( location )	Housing group, 1895–1905	Components of the ensemble :
			09075465 - Hugo-Vogel-Straße 12, Villa, 1904–1905 by Otto Stahn
			09075466 - Hugo-Vogel-Straße 14, Villa, 1897–1898 by Carl Bernhard
			09075467 - Hugo-Vogel-Straße 16, villa, 1895–1896 by Carl Bernhard, remodeled in 1914
			09075468 - Hugo-Vogel-Straße 18, villa with enclosure, 1895–1896 by Otto Stahn, extension 1903–1904
			09075469 - Hugo-Vogel-Straße 27, Villa, 1902–1903 by Otto Stahn
09075470	Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 12A, 16, 20 ( location )	Group of houses, 1834–1892 Monument see : Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 12A	Further components of the ensemble :
			09075471 - Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 16, residential building, 1872 by Mangelsdorff, 1874
			Stable building
			09075472 - Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 20, house, built in 1892 by Hermann Weiss and August Tietz
			Stable & Remise
09075473	Wilhelmplatz 1–4 Glienicker Straße 1/3 ( location )	Village center of Stolpe For architectural monuments, see : Wilhelmplatz 1; Wilhelmplatz 2, church; Wilhelmplatz 3	Further components of the ensemble :
			09075475 - Glienicker Straße 1, residential building, 1874
			Stable, 1881, converted into a residential building in 1905
			09075476 - Glienicker Straße 3, residential building, 1876
			Farm buildings and boat shed, 1925
			09075474 - Wilhelmplatz 4, village building, 1874/1895, 1968 reconstruction based on the old model as a restaurant

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09065327	Albrechts Teerofen 44–45 ( location )	former Dreilinden checkpoint (Checkpoint Bravo)	Motorway bridge, 1939–1940, reconstruction, 1950–1954
			Restaurant building, 1951–1952 (later changes) by the state tax office assembly group (architect Fritz)
			Control point plateau
			Vehicle barrier ditch
09075477	Am Großer Wannsee 24–26 ( location )	Association Seglerhaus am Wannsee	Club house, 1909-10 by Otto Berlich
			Boathouse
09075478	Am Großen Wannsee 56/58 ( location )	Villa Marlier (House of the Wannsee Conference )	Villa, 1914–1915 by Paul OA Baumgarten (see garden monument Am Großen Wannsee 56/58)
			Gatehouse
			Gardener's house
			Corner pergola
			Gate system
09075479	Am Großen Wannsee 72/76 ( location )	House of Collignon	House built by Bruno Paul 1923–1926
			Administration building, 1923–24
			Stall, 1925-26
09075480	Am Großen Wannsee 77, 80 ( location )	Reich Air Defense School (today Heckeshorn Hospital)	Gatehouse, 1938–1939 by Eduard Jobst Siedler
			Administration building
			school-building
			Welfare building
			Heckeshorn bunker, 1943
			House of the Tribe Teams
			7 houses
09075481	Am Kleiner Wannsee 5 A – D ( location )	Siemens house	House, built in 1887 by Paul Hentschel and Paul Krone (see garden monument Am Kleinen Wannsee 5 A – D)
			Farm building, 1886
			Garden hall, 1887
			Lookout tower, 1887
			Boathouse, 1890
			Grotto, 1912-1913
			terrace
09075482	Am Sandwerder 9 ( location )	House Otzen	Residential house, 1882 by Johannes Otzen (see ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 9)
			2 outbuildings
09075483	Am Sandwerder 12 Kronprinzessinnenweg 10A ( location )	Haus Ebeling The series Our Charly played here	Residential house, 1891–92 by Erdmann & Spindler
			Gatehouse
			barn
09075484	Am Sandwerder 21/23 ( location )	House Schwabacher	Residential house, 1906–1907 by Friedrich Kristeller, conversion of the villa in 1928 by Breslauer & Salinger (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 21/23)
			Guest house
			Gardener's house
			enclosure
09075485	Am Sandwerder 27 ( location )	House farmer	Residence, 1934–1935 by Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 27)
			2 outbuildings
09075486	Am Sandwerder 33/35 ( location )	House of Huldschinsky	House (No. 33), 1890–91 by Kayser & v. Großheim (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 33)
			Farm buildings
			House (No. 35), 1907-08 Kayser & v. Großheim in 1907 and 1890 by Kayser & v. Grossheim
09075487	Am Sandwerder 41 ( location )	Residential house with present terrace	1922–1923 by Ernst Lessing & Edmund Bremer, 1926 (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 41)
			Terrace and nymphaeum
09075488	Charlottenstrasse 10 Schulstrasse 4/6 ( location )	Conrad School, two school buildings	School building in Charlottenstrasse, 1897–1898
			Schulstrasse school building, 1903–1904
			Director's residence, 1903–1904 by Otto Stahn
09075489	Colomierstrasse 1–2 ( location )	Langenscheidt house	House 1899 (see garden monument Colomierstraße 2)
			Stable building with a coach house, 1901–1902 by Bodo Ebhardt
09075490	Hohenzollernstrasse 14 ( location )	Residential building (today Wannseeforum )	Residential house, 1906–1908 by Breslauer & Salinger
			Outbuildings
			garden
09075492	Königstrasse 36B ( location )	Glienicke hunting lodge	Castle, lateral portal group, royal stables and, 1682–84 by Charles Philippe Dieussart; Remodeling by Ferdinand von Arnim in 1859–1862; Extension and renovation, 1889–92 by Albert Geyer, extension and renovation, 1962–64 by Max Taut (see garden monument Königstrasse 35B-E, 36, 36B, 36E)
			Addition to the south wing, 1889–92 by Albert Geyer
		Loss of monument: bay window and pergola	Conversion of the palace in 1963 by Max Taut , 2010 demolition of the bay window and pergolas to restore the Geyer facade, The overall impression of the world cultural heritage should be preserved
			Cavalier House
			Stables
			Farm building at the Marstall, 1859–62
			Engine house, 1889–92
			2 stables
09075491	Koenigstrasse ( location )	Glienicke Castle	Castle, 1824–1850 mainly by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Ludwig Persius (see garden monument Königstraße)
			Cavalier and stable wing
			tower
			Casino
			Monastery courtyard
			Great curiosity
			Little curiosity
			Lion fountain
			Stibadium
			Gate
			Wall
			Aediculan staircase with sphinxes
			Main gatehouse
			Main entrance
			Fort (court gardener and machine house)
			Sailor house
			Farm yard
			Greenhouse with orangery
			Devil's bridge
			Pottery Bridge
			Water or deer gate and wall to below the fort
			Jägerhof
			Hunter gate
			two footbridges in the course of the Havelweg
			bastion
			Ruin tower
			Wildlife Park and Obertorhaus
09075493	Kronprinzessinnenweg 250–251 Reichsbahnstraße ( location )	Wannsee S and long-distance train station	Station building, 1927–1928, 1932 by Richard Brademann
			adjoining workshop
			Long-distance platform
			2 S-Bahn platforms
			underpass
			Exit Wannsee with kiosk
			Signal box Ws
			Signal box Wsa
			Signal box Wsk
09075494	Petzower Straße 7-7A ( location )	Villa and two outbuildings	House, built in 1876 by Heinz Schild
			Garden shed, 1888
			Stall, 1888
09075495	Pfaueninsel ( location )	Peacock Island	Castle, 1794 1794–97 by Johann Gottlieb David Brendel
			Kitchen construction
			Kastellanshaus
			Jacob's well
			Dairy farm
			Hunting umbrella (bark house)
			Kavalierhaus, 1803-04 by Andreas Ludwig Krüger
			Cattle barn
			Barn for poultry, 1801–02
			Potato cellar
			Woodshed with thatch
			Rollberg, 1818–19 by Andreas Ludwig Krüger
			Schweizerhaus, 1824–30 by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
			Steam engine house, built 1824-25 by master builder Voss
			Fountain, 1824–25 by Martin Friedrich Rabe
			Aviary
			Winter house for strange birds, 1828–38 by Albert Dietrich Schadow
			Memorial temple for Queen Luise
			Frigate shed
			Sailor kitchen
			Plant nursery with greenhouses
			Lama fountain, 1830–31 by Albert Dietrich Schadow, only fountain remained after the fire in 1870
			Stone pedestals of the palm house, corner points of the area of ​​the palm house built in 1830–31 and burned down in 1880

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09075496	Albrechts tar furnace 1 ( location )	Locomotive shed	1905 by Havestadt & Contag
09075497	Albrechts tar furnace 8 ( location )	Residential house with black kitchen	1736 (?)
09097812	Albrechts Teerofen 8a ( location )	Wooden house, summer house	Erected in 1911 in Köpenick by the Berliner Hausbaugesellschaft, transferred to Albrechts Teerofen in 2016
			Wire fence (This entry is very likely incorrect: It was formally taken over from Köpenick - but not the fence)
09075498	Alsenstrasse 1 ( location )	Cosset house	reconstructed in 2012 after construction around 1800
09075499	Alsenstrasse 5 ( location )	Residential building	1890 by Wilhelm Franke (see garden monument Alsenstrasse 5)
			Remise
09075500	Alsenstrasse 12 ( location )	Baby home	1926–1927 by Bruno Ahrends
09075502	Alsenstrasse 34 ( location )	Büdnerhaus	around 1800
09075503	Alsenstrasse 35-36 ( location )	Büdnerhaus (duplex)	1800
09075504	Am Birkenhügel 6 ( location )	Residential building	1928 by Paul Zucker
09075505	Am Birkenhügel 8 ( location )	Residential building	1927 by Paul Lewy
09075590	Am Böttcherberg & Jagen 83 ( location )	Loggia Alexandra	1869–70 by Alexander Gilli and Ernst Petzholtz (see garden monument Königstraße 35B-E, 36B, 36C)
09075506	Am Großer Wannsee 4A ( location )	Residential building	1932–1933 by Moritz Ernst Lesser
09075507	Am Großer Wannsee 5 ( location )	Residential building	around 1874–75 by Kyllmann & Heyden
09075508	Am Großer Wannsee 6 ( location )	Residential building	1921–1925 by Bruno Ahrends
090653468	Am Großen Wannsee 13 ( location )	Residential building	1960 by Hans Schaefers
09075509	Am Großen Wannsee 28/30 ( location )	Sweden Pavilion	Former excursion restaurant and hotel, 1909–1910 by Witt & Bischoff
09050542	Am Großen Wannsee 36 ( location )	House Brasch	House, built 1927–1928 by Hermann Muthesius
			enclosure
09075510	Am Großen Wannsee 39 ( location )	House Springer	House, 1901 by Alfred Messel
09080161	Am Großen Wannsee 40 ( location )	Hamspohn house	House, 1906–07 by Paul OA Baumgarten
			Chauffeur's house
09075511	Am Großen Wannsee 42 Colomierstraße 3 ( location )	House Liebermann	Residential house, 1909–1910 by Paul OA Baumgarten (see garden monument Am Großen Wannsee 42)
			Gatehouse
09075512	Am Großen Wannsee 52/54 ( location )	House heart	Residential house, 1891–92 by Wilhelm Martens (see garden monument Am Großen Wannsee 52/54)
			barn
09075513	Am Großen Wannsee 64 ( location )	Residential building	1923–1924 by Mebes & Emmerich
09075514	Am Großer Wannsee 73A ( location )	Residential building	1927–1929 by Kurt Butschkowski
09065345	Am Kleine Wannsee 25 Heidestrasse 1 ( location )	Conrad Villa 7	1876 ​​by Heinz Schild
09075515	Am Kleine Wannsee 30B ( location )	House Endell	1939–1940 by Hans Scharoun
09075516	Am Sandwerder 1 ( location )	House Wild	1875 by Ernst Petzholtz (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41)
			Outbuildings
09075517	Am Sandwerder 5 ( location )	Guthmann House	Villa, 1884–1885, 1898, by Kayser & von Großheim. Today the villa houses the Literary Colloquium (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and garden monument Am Sandwerder 5)
		Outbuildings
		Terrace with gazebo
09075518	Am Sandwerder 37 ( location )	House Mendel	House, built in 1892 by Albert Brandt (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41)
			Interior design in 1921 by Walter Gropius
09075519	Am Sandwerder 39 ( location )	Residential building	1928–1929 by Heinrich Schweitzer (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41)
09075520	Am Sandwerder 46 ( location )	Servant residence	1910–1911 by Hans Bernoulli (design) and Louis Rinkel (floor plan)
09075568	At the orchard 5 ( location )	Guest house	1929 by German Bestelmeyer
09065344	Arnold-Knoblauch-Ring 51 ( location )	House Immenhausen	1964 by Günter Hönow
09075521	Bergstrasse 6 ( location )	Porter's house with wooden gate	1890 by Johannes Lange
09065342	Bergstrasse 16 ( location )	House on the heights	1885–1886 by Johannes Lange, remodeled in 1910 by Max Ravoth
09075522	Bergstücker Strasse 7 ( location )	Residential building	1935–1936 by Rudolf Maté
09075523	Bernhard-Beyer-Strasse 3 ( location )	Residential building	1918–1919 by Bruno Buch
09075524	Bernhard-Beyer-Strasse 12 ( location )	Bejach country house	Residential house, 1927–1928 by Erich Mendelsohn (see garden monument Bernhard-Beyer-Straße 12)
09075525	Bismarckstrasse 2 ( location )	Student rowing association	1906–1907, 1911 and 1922 by Otto Stahn
09075526	Bismarckstrasse 5-5A ( location )	House Lange	1906 by Otto Stahn (see garden monument Bismarckstrasse 5–5A)
09075527	Bismarckstrasse 28 ( location )	Residential building	1924-25 by Günther Paulus
09075528	Bismarckstrasse 30A ( location )	House Schoenberg	Residential house, 1922–23 by Stiebitz & Köpchen; Conversion 1924–26 by Max Partecke (see garden monument Bismarckstraße 30A)
			enclosure
09075529	Bismarckstrasse 46 ( location )	Residential building	1911–1912 by Paul Renner
09075530	Bismarckstrasse 48 ( location )	Residential building	1907–1908 by Otto Stahn
09075531	Bismarckstrasse 63 ( location )	Residential building	1926–1927 by Viktor Bunikowski
09075532	Bismarckstrasse 67 ( location )	Residential building	1927 by Carl Herbener
09075533	Bismarckstrasse 69 ( location )	Residential house with studio	1936–1937 by Werner Harting
09065341	Chausseestrasse 15A ( location )	Barn with Zollinger lamellar roof	Reconstruction in 1924, construction work by A. Liebenow
09075534	Chausseestrasse 29 ( location )	two ticket booths	1926 from the building construction department in Zehlendorf
09075535	Conradstrasse 1 ( location )	Residential building	1871 by Ende & Böckmann
09075536	Conradstrasse 13 ( location )	Residential building	1880 by Ende & Böckmann (see garden monument Conradstraße 13)
09075537	Fintelmannstrasse 20 ( location )	Residential building	1935–1936 by Heinz Kipnich
09075538	Glienicke Bridge ( location )	Glienicke Bridge	1905-07 by the company Harkort (Duisburg) and Eduard Fürstenau (structural engineering department of the Prussian Ministry of Public Works)
			Stone benches with sculptures
09075540	Glienicker Strasse 17A ( location )	Farm buildings	1920–1921 by Paul Imberg
09065340	Glienicker Strasse 19A ( location )	Residential building	1964–1965 by Günter Hönow
			garage
09075541	Grüner Weg 29/31 ( location )	Büdnerhaus	2nd half of the 18th century
			Dandruff
09065339	Hermannstraße 2 Straße zum Löwen 8 ( location )	House Kretzschmar, residential building	1882–1883 ​​by Rudolf Braun, 1898 extension by Otto Stahn, 1905 extension by Kayser & v. Grozsheim (see garden monument, Straße zum Löwen 8)
09075542	Hohenzollernstrasse 10 ( location )	Residential building	1913–1914 by Carl Koeppen
09075544	Hugo-Vogel-Strasse 37 Braschstrasse ( location )	Residential building	1897–1898 and extension 1901–1902 by Adalbert Metzing
			Enclosure portal
09075549	Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 12A ( location )	Residential building	1834–1835 (see Ensemble Johannes-Niemeyer-Weg 12A ...)
			barn
09075551	Königstraße 42 Chausseestraße 23 ( location )	Wannsee town hall	1899–1901 by Otto Stahn and Adalbert MetzingChausseestrasse
09075552	Königstrasse 43 ( location )	Catholic St. Michael Church	1926–1927 by Wilhelm Fahlbusch
09075553	Königstrasse 63 ( location )	Tea pavilion	1909
09075554	Kremnitzufer 51 ( location )	Estate Owl	House, around 1800
09075556	Kronprinzessinnenweg 260 ( location )	Gasthaus (Loretta am Wannsee)	1933–1934 from the Reichsbahndirektion
09075557	Kyllmannstrasse 4 ( location )	Residential building	1927 by Bruno Ahrends
09075558	Lindenstrasse 2 ( location )	St. Andrew's Church	1895–1896 by Otto Stahn (see garden monument Lindenstrasse 2–2A)
			Eastern Hall, 1888 by Johannes Otzen
09075559	Lindenstrasse 3 ( location )	Gardener's house	1875 by Rudolf Braun
09075560	Malergarten 18 ( location )	Clay pise barn	around 1835
09075548	Moorlakeweg 6 ( location )	Forest house Moorlake	1841 by Ludwig Persius
09065338	Neue Kreisstraße 9-9a ( location )	Duplex house	1964–1967 by Heinz Nather
09075545	Nikolskoer Weg 14/16 ( location )	Royal Free School	1837 by Albert Dietrich Schadow based on a design by Friedrich August Stüler (see garden monument Nikolskoer Weg 14/16, 18)
09075546	Nikolskoer Weg 15 ( location )	Nikolskoe log cabin	1819 by the Guard Pioneer Battalion (Adolf Snethlage) based on a drawing by Carlo Rossi (D) (reconstruction 1984–85)
09075547	Nikolskoer Weg 17 ( location )	Church of St. Peter and Paul	1834–1837 by Albert Dietrich Schadow under the influence of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and based on a design by Friedrich August Stüler
09075561	Otto-Erich-Strasse 9 ( location )	Residential building	1906–1907 by Erich Blunck
09065335	Otto-Erich-Strasse 20 ( location )	House Hönow	1967 by Günter Hönow
09097770	Pfaueninselchaussee 100 ( location )	Stables	around 1834 by Albert Dietrich Schadow (reconstruction)
09075501	Philipp-Franck-Weg 41 ( location )	Residential building	1888–1889 by Fritz Eckhardt
09075562	Scabellstrasse 4 ( location )	Residential building	1913 by Paul Hirsch
09075555	Scabellstrasse 7 ( location )	Residential building	1907-08 by Friedrich Metzing
09075563	Scabellstrasse 12 ( location )	Residential building	1909–1910 by Johann Emil Schaudt
09075564	Scabellstrasse 13 ( location )	Brandt House	Residential house, 1913–1914 by Liepe & Gerres (see garden monument Scabellstrasse 13)
09075565	Schäferstrasse 22 ( location )	Garden shed	1928 by Alfred Pritzlaff
09075566	Schuchardtweg 5 ( location )	Parish and rectory	1926–1927 by Bruno Ahrends
09075567	Straße zum Löwen 3 ( location )	Residential building	around 1875 by Ernst Petzholtz
09065331	Straße zum Löwen 10B ( location )	Klinski house	1964–1965 by Werner Klinski
09075569	Teltower Strasse 1 ( location )	Residential building	1921–1922 by Carl Cramer
09075571	Wilhelmplatz 1 ( location )	school	1845 (see Ensemble Wilhelmplatz 1–4)
			Stable, 1850
09075570	Wilhelmplatz 2 ( location )	Stolpe village church	1858–1859 based on ideas from Friedrich Wilhelm IV. By Friedrich August Stüler (see Ensemble Wilhelmplatz 1–4)
09075539	Wilhelmplatz 3 ( location )	Residential building	1903 by Robert Perlewitz (see Ensemble Wilhelmplatz 1–4)
09075572	To Heckeshorn 38 ( location )	House Oppenheim	1907-08 by Alfred Messel

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09045902	Alsenstrasse 5 ( location )	front yard	1890 by Wilhelm Franke (see monument Alsenstrasse 5)
09046007	At the Großer Wannsee ( location )	Viewing terrace	1900
			Flensburg Lion, 1872 (copy of the original by Herman Villem Bissen, 1862)
09045905	Am Großen Wannsee 42 Colomierstraße 3 ( location )	Liebermann garden	1910 by Max Liebermann , Albert Brodersen, Alfred Lichtwark (see monument on the Great Wannsee 42)
09045906	Am Großen Wannsee 52/54 ( location )	Garden heart	1892–1904 by Ernst Klaeber (?) (See monument on the Great Wannsee 52/54)
09045907	Am Großen Wannsee 56/58 ( location )	Marlier garden	1914–1915 (see overall facility Am Großen Wannsee 56/58)
09045908	Am Kleiner Wannsee 5 A – D ( location )	Siemens garden	from 1886 by Paul Hentschel and Paul Krone (see complete system Am Kleinen Wannsee 5 A – D)
09020850	Am Kleiner Wannsee 7 ( location )	Esmarch garden	Garden 1887, 1939 redesign by Herta Hammerbacher
			Sculptural equipment and planter bowl around 1900
			Farm building 1912–1913 by Max Grünfeld
			enclosure
			Sea wall and boathouse 1912–1913 by Max Grünfeld
09046014	Am Kleiner Wannsee 8 ( location )	Garden brown	1874 by Ernst Klaeber (?)
09045909	Am Kleine Wannsee 16 ( location )	Baudoin garden	1905
09045910	Am Kleiner Wannsee 17-18 ( location )	Ulrich garden	1917 by Emil Wilms (?)
09045911	Am Kleiner Wannsee 19 ( location )	Garden of Diest	1907, restored in 1993
09045912	Am Sandwerder 5 ( location )	Guthmann garden	from 1885 by Robert Guthmann (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and monument Am Sandwerder 5)
09045913	Am Sandwerder 9 ( location )	Otzen garden	1882 (see ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and the entire complex Am Sandwerder 9)
09045914	Am Sandwerder 21/23 ( location )	Schwabacher garden	1906–1907 (see ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and the entire complex Am Sandwerder 21/23)
09045915	Am Sandwerder 27 ( location )	Garden farmer	1934 (see ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and the entire complex Am Sandwerder 27)
09045916	Am Sandwerder 29/31 ( location )	Garden Schreiber / Reichenheim	1924 by Albert Brodersen and the company Körner & Brodersen (see Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41)
09045917	Am Sandwerder 33 ( location )	Huldschinsky garden	1891 (see ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and the entire complex Am Sandwerder 33/35)
09045918	Am Sandwerder 41 ( location )	Garden Spenner	1923 by the Ludwig Späth company, 1926 by Ernst Lessing and Edmund Bremer (?) (See Ensemble Am Sandwerder 1/41 and the entire complex Am Sandwerder 41)
09045934	Bernhard-Beyer-Strasse 12 ( location )	Bejach garden	1927–1928 by Erich Mendelsohn (see monument Bernhard-Beyer-Straße 12)
09085208	Bismarckstrasse between No. 2 and 4 ( location )	Memorial stone to Heinrich von Kleist with a fence	1936
09045926	Bismarckstrasse 5-5A ( location )	Long garden	1906 by Willy Lange (see monument Bismarckstrasse 5–5a)
09045927	Bismarckstrasse 30A ( location )	Schoenberg garden	1922–1923 by the Ludwig Späth company (see Bismarckstrasse 30A monument )
09045930	Colomierstrasse 2 ( location )	Langenscheidt garden	1901 (see overall Colomierstrasse 1/2)
09045931	Conradstrasse 13 ( location )	Becker garden	1880 by Ende & Böckmann (?) (See monument Conradstraße 13)
09045944	Hermannstrasse 2 ( location )	Kretzschmar garden	1882
09045945	Herwarthstrasse 1 ( location )	Garden Koch / Eggebrecht	1896 by Ernst Klaeber, redesign in 1911 by Willy Lange
09046368	Königstraße 35B-E, 36, 36B, 36C Nikolskoer Weg 3 ( location )	Glienicker park facilities (see complete facilities on Königstraße and monument on Am Böttcherberg)	Public parks with Glienicke Castle Park
			Pleasureground, 1816 by Peter Joseph Lenné; Extensions 1824–1845 by Peter Joseph Lenné, since 1845 by Prince Carl; Changes in 1939; Restoration since 1979
			Jagdschlosspark , 1859–1862 by Peter Joseph Lenné (?) And Prince Carl, changes in 1939; Restoration since 1985
			Böttcherberg , since 1804, since the 1830s by Peter Joseph Lenné and Prince Carl, restoration since 1979
09045971	Lindenstrasse 1, 2–2A ( location )	Wannsee municipal cemetery	Church square and cemetery of St. Andreas Church, 1887–1888 by Johannes Otzen, 1895–1896 by Otto Stahn
			Cemetery portal, 1888 by Johannes Otzen
			Enclosure walls
			Mausoleums and tombs
			Cemetery expansion, 1917–1918 by Otto Stahn, without expansion area from 1979
09046012	Nikolskoer Weg 14/16, 18 ( location )	Schoolhouse garden	from 1836 by Peter Joseph Lenné (see monument Nikolskoer Weg 14/16)
			Kirchhof, from 1837 by Peter Joseph Lenné
09045989	Pfaueninsel ( location )	Pfaueninsel Palace Park	from 1794 by Johann Friedrich Morsch and Johann August Eyserbeck (?), redesign from 1804 by Joachim Anton Ferdinand Fintelmann and 1818–34 by Peter Joseph Lenné and Joachim Anton Ferdinand Fintelmann, restoration since 1980
09045998	Scabellstrasse 13 ( location )	Brandt garden	1914 (see monument at Scabellstrasse 13)
09046013	( Location )	Forest Park Nikolskoe (see architectural monuments Moorlakeweg 6, Nikolskoer Weg 15, 17 and Pfaueninselchaussee 100)	since 1816 design by Joachim Anton Ferdinand, Ferdinand Fintelmann and Peter Joseph Lenné (?), 1834–48 by Peter Joseph Lenné, changes since 1900
			Attachments to the Church of St. Peter and Paul, from 1836–37 by Peter Joseph Lenné

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Wannsee

Web links

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

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the State of Berlin (PDF; 2.7 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Wooden house in Köpenick

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