List of cultural monuments in Blasewitz (A – M)

The list of cultural monuments in Blasewitz includes all cultural monuments in the Dresden district of Blasewitz . Large parts of the district (exceptions are Neugruna and smaller peripheral areas) are in the Blasewitz / Striesen-Nordost monument protection area (in force on March 28, 1997).

Due to the high number of cultural monuments, the list, arranged alphabetically by address, has been divided into the following two sub-lists:

• List of cultural monuments in Blasewitz (A – M)
• List of cultural monuments in Blasewitz (N – Z)

This partial list of cultural monuments from A to M .

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• Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

Map view to set coordinates. In this map view, cultural monuments are shown without coordinates with a red marker and can be placed on the map. Cultural monuments without a picture are marked with a blue marker, cultural monuments with a picture are marked with a green marker.

• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
• Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

List of cultural monuments in Blasewitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Monument protection area Blasewitz / Striesen-Nordost	(Map)		Extremely significant in terms of urban history, urban planning and with a remarkable architectural quality and diversity	09306381
	Villa with enclosure	Alemannenstrasse 1 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	characteristic building of the early historicism with echoes of the Swiss house style, still as a country house, striking and typical the open, two-storey veranda with fretwork, valuable building history, as part of the important district of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212816
	villa	Alemannenstrasse 2 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	as part of the significant Blasewitz district, it is also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212814
	Residential house, one of the first buildings in the forest park area, with all the door and window frames in their original state	Alemannenstrasse 4a (map)	before 1875 (residential building)	Significant in terms of building history and settlement history	09212825
	Villa with back building and enclosure	Alemannenstrasse 5 (map)	before 1879 (villa)	Originally a historic building, in its current form primarily the result of a more recent, objective renovation, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the important Blasewitz district, also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212818
	Villa with enclosure	Alemannenstrasse 6 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Classic villa type of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, which was widespread in and around Dresden after 1850, with a strictly symmetrical main facade, with the center emphasized, accents through architectural decorations on the risalits, property primarily of architectural and artistic importance, as part of the important Blasewitz district also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212817
	Villa with enclosure	Alemannenstrasse 8 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	characteristic building of the early historicism with echoes of the Swiss house style, still as a country house, striking and typical the open, two-storey veranda, historically significant, as part of the important district of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212819
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Alemannenstrasse 9 (map)	marked 1896 (rental villa)	Residential building with historicizing facade design and largely original interior fittings, of architectural value, also significant in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz in terms of urban planning and urban development history	09217744
More pictures	Apartment building in open development	Altenberger Strasse 3 (map)	around 1905 (tenement)	Typical residential building with asymmetrical plaster facade, balcony grilles and decor in Art Nouveau forms, significant in terms of building history	09213035
More pictures	Apartment building in open development	Altenberger Strasse 5 (map)	around 1890 (tenement)	Distinctive historic residential building, with horizontal structure, corner accentuation and architraved window frames, especially significant in terms of architectural history	09213036
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Altenberger Strasse 9 (map)	1917 (villa)	characteristic example of the objectified architecture after the turn of the century, of architectural importance, also significant as part of Neugruna in terms of urban development history	09213056
More pictures	Tenement house with enclosure in open development	Altenberger Strasse 11 (map)	around 1890 (tenement)	despite a few simplifications, striking Art Nouveau building, revitalization of the façades with curved gables with attachments and head consoles, ground floor with flat bossing, especially in terms of building history, in parts also artistically significant	09213037
	villa	Altenberger Strasse 17 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Art country house, simple historicist residential building around 1875, but originally preserved, the roof overhangs with fretwork are reminiscent of the Swiss house style, important in terms of building history and, as part of Neugruna, in terms of urban development history	09212942
More pictures	Residential and commercial building in open development and corner location	Altenberger Strasse 25 (map)	1902 (residential and commercial building)	Typical building with plastered facade and natural stone integration, Art Nouveau ornamentation with masks and vegetal forms, significant in terms of architectural history, also of importance as part of Neugruna in terms of urban development history	09212941
	Tenement house with enclosure in open development	Altenberger Strasse 43 (map)	1885/1895 (tenement house)	Historicist corner building that defines the townscape, as part of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development history	09213762
	Residential house group with enclosure in open development	Altenberger Strasse 45; 47; 49 (card)	around 1910 (residential building)	characteristic example of the objectified architecture after the turn of the century, of architectural importance, also significant as part of Neugruna in terms of urban development history	09212944
	Residential house with enclosure in open development	Fishing pier 1 (map)	around 1800 (residential building)	Axial facade structure, half-hipped roof, next to Schillerplatz 11, probably the oldest building in Blasewitz, significant in terms of building history and local history	09213763
	Apartment building with a lower, side extension, in a corner location and closed development	Fishing pier 5 (map)	1892/1899 (tenement house)	with a shop area on the ground floor, representative and artistically highlighted residential building of historicism, corner emphasized, in particular by eye-catching onion dome, also rich facade decoration, part of the striking Schillerplatz ensemble, important in terms of building history, artistry and urban planning	09212722
	Villa with back building, garden and enclosure	Barteldesplatz 1 (map)	Late 19th century (villa)	Characteristic country house from the second half of the 19th century with echoes of the Swiss house style (wide roof overhangs), significant in terms of building history, as part of the villa suburb of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development 1945–1946 last residence of the writer Hans Löscher , today with a memorial plaque for Löscher	09212943
	Villa Reuter: Villa with enclosure	Barteldesplatz 2 (map)	1893 (villa)	Historic plastered building with curved gable and ornamental framework, further enlivened by fan rosettes, in the so-called old German style , based on the German Renaissance in a broader sense, significant in terms of building history, as a striking work by Schilling & Graebner (building cost 35,000 marks) also artistically valuable, also as part of the significant Blasewitz district is also of importance in terms of urban development history Today's use by the Dresden Community Foundation	09212703
	Haus Höhne: Villa with enclosure	Barteldesplatz 3 (map)	around 1887 (villa)	In terms of style, most likely refers to the Italian Renaissance, is valuable in terms of building history and, as part of the important Blasewitz district, is also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212711
More pictures	Villa Ostermaier: Villa with enclosure	Barteldesplatz 4 (map)	1908 (villa)	A prime example of the reform architecture after 1900, characterized by objectified buildings with high roofs and few, but accentuating decorations, also sophisticated in terms of design, significant in terms of building history, and as part of the villa suburb of Blasewitz, also of importance for urban development history Built by architect Karl Emil Scherz , later equipped with a small lantern at the entrance, which was originally attached to the old Augustus Bridge, which was demolished in 1907	09212713
More pictures	Monument to the prodigal son: church square with a centrally located memorial including a small enclosure (church square in two parts, south-western part see Berggartenstraße, Heilig-Geist-Kirche)	Berggartenstrasse (map)	1892–1894 (Kirchplatz / Kirchpark), marked 1928 (seated statue)	Plaza designed by Max Bertram , monument with a seated male figure on a pedestal, sandstone sculpture by Hans Hartmann-MacLean , complex in terms of design, significant in terms of art and garden art	09213069
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Berggartenstrasse 2 (map)	around 1885 (rental villa)	Characteristic historical building from the late 19th century with forms of the Gothic, quatrains on the side loggia, and the Renaissance, fan rosettes on the stepped gable facing the street, significant in terms of building history, as part of the villa suburb of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212678
More pictures	Rental villa and enclosure in a corner	Berggartenstrasse 6 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Stately residential building from the Wilhelminian era with a rich, historic facade, in the style of the German Renaissance, somewhat objectified, dominated by bay windows and tail gables, significant in terms of building history and art, as part of Blasewitz also important in terms of urban development history	09212676
More pictures	Residential house with enclosure in open development	Berggartenstrasse 10 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (residential building)	striking example of a simple, older Blasewitz country house, with wide roof overhangs reminiscent of the Swiss house style, also part of the district, which was and is an important villa suburb, also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212916
	Rental villa with enclosure	Berggartenstrasse 17 (map)	around 1885 (villa)	Stately residential building of the Wilhelminian style with a rich, historic facade, in the style of the German Renaissance, dominated by bay windows, tail gables and a portrayed prominent portal, significant in terms of building history and art, as part of Blasewitz also important in terms of urban development history	09212935
More pictures	Haus Hultzsch: Villa with enclosure	Berggartenstrasse 18 (map)	1892 (villa)	Architecturally striking historical residential building of its time, based in particular on the Renaissance as a style model, significant in terms of building history, and as part of the important district of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09213005
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Berggartenstrasse 20 (map)	around 1885 (villa)	Architecturally striking historical residential building of its time, based in particular on the German Renaissance as a style model, rear tower building, large ornamental gable facing the street, half-timbered, significant building history, also as part of the important district of Blasewitz also of urban development history	09213764
More pictures	Heilig-Geist-Kirche: Church and church furnishings, plus green church square (two-part, north-eastern part see Berggartenstraße, The Prodigal Son)	Berggartenstrasse 22a (map)	1891–1893 (church), 1953/1954 (organ), 1892 (relief), 1892–1894 (Kirchplatz / Kirchpark)	the latter including fencing and footpaths paved with ceramic plates on Sebastian-Bach-Straße and Reinhold-Becker-Straße, hall church with tower building, roof turret, retracted choir and sacristy, neo-Gothic brick building with sandstone structure, striking example of church architecture from the end of the 19th century, Architecturally and artistically significant, as an important dominant in the silhouette of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban planning, the plaza is of value as a work of Bertram in terms of gardening In 1887 an independent parish was founded in Blasewitz. Soon afterwards, a new church could be built. The young architect Karl Emil Scherz (1860–1945) emerged victorious from the limited competition that was organized for this purpose. According to his design, construction began in 1891, and two years later the Blasewitz Church of the Holy Spirit was inaugurated. In keeping with the taste of the times, Scherz designed a historicist church building in early Gothic forms, which is obviously based on the little older Heilandskirche in Leipzig-Plagwitz (architect Johannes Otzen). As a brick building with sandstone elements, the Blasewitz church has a very picturesque appearance on the outside, to which the side position of the tower also contributes. The interior shows the type of pillarless hall with a surrounding gallery. An elaborate design once created an atmospheric overall picture that is characteristic of historicism. Numerous colored glass windows particularly contributed to the decoration of the room. The two-lane choir windows, which were completely adorned with figural stained glass, formed a main accent. With thematic reference to the name of the church, they showed the effects of the Holy Spirit in the important events of salvation history. The proclamation to Mary, the birth, baptism and resurrection of Christ as well as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Pentecost) could be seen. Four of these windows were made to designs by Alfred Diethe, a student of Ludwig Richter and professor at the School of Applied Arts. The Meissen history painter Conrad Arthur Thomas made the template for the stained glass of the Resurrection window. He also provided designs for the windows of the ship, the sacristy, the baptistery and the bridal hall as well as for figurative wall paintings. The execution of the glass windows, which was financed by foundations, was mainly in the hands of Anemüller Nachf. (Richard Schlein), the Bruno Urban workshop, both from Dresden, was involved. The splendid spatial effect of the historicist holy spirit church has been lost since the extensive renovation from 1969 to 1972 (architect Fritz Steutner).	09212938
More pictures	Apartment building in open development	Berggartenstrasse 25 (map)	around 1885 (tenement)	Historical residential building typical of the time, especially emphasizing the ground floor and the corner, significant in terms of building history	09213055
More pictures	Residential complex in closed development	Berggartenstrasse 32; 34; 36; 38 (card)	around 1895 (tenement)	Late founding, symmetrically designed complex with an approximately U-shaped floor plan, composed of several houses, structure through the entrance axes, design accentuation by means of tower structures, window coverings and central balcony, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09213795
More pictures	Residential and commercial building in a corner and closed development	Brucknerstrasse 1 (map)	around 1895 (residential and commercial building)	Concise historical building from the end of the 19th century with design demands, dominated by the tower structure and high gables with fan rosettes as elements of the Renaissance, historically and artistically significant, also important as part of the unmistakable Schillerplatz ensemble in terms of urban planning Schiller pharmacy since 1904, badly damaged in 1945, nationalization of the pharmacy in 1949, which was relocated to Tolkewitzer Strasse 2 around 1960, renovated 1985–1986	09212667
	Residential and commercial building in a corner and closed development	Brucknerstrasse 2 (map)	around 1895 (residential and commercial building)	striking historicizing building, historically significant, also as part of the striking Schillerplatz ensemble of urban planning importance	09212668
More pictures	Marienhof: residential house in open development	Brucknerstrasse 7 (map)	19th century (residential building)	Simple building with a hipped roof, revitalized by folding shutters, as one of the probably older properties and former school building of Blasewitz, especially important in terms of local history	09212669
More pictures	Apartment house in a corner and open development	Brucknerstrasse 17 (map)	around 1890 (tenement)	Historical residential building typical of the time, in particular the ground floor and the corner emphasized, further occupancy due to lateral, multi-storey veranda, significant in terms of building history	09212917
More pictures	Country house	Brucknerstrasse 18b (map)	19th century (garden house)	probably used as a garden house, as one of the older, still single-storey properties of Blasewitz, especially important in terms of local history	09212901
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Brucknerstrasse 22 (map)	1900 (rental villa)	Stately residential building from the late Wilhelminian era with a rich, historic facade, in the style of the German Renaissance, dominated by the tail gable and bay window, historically and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212900
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Brucknerstrasse 24 (map)	around 1890 (rental villa)	Stately residential building from the Wilhelminian style with a rich, historic facade, especially in the German Renaissance style, dominated by the gable with ornamental framework and tower structure, entrance as a seat niche portal, in the stairwell original furnishings with painting (as decorative painting), historically and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212898
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Brucknerstrasse 26 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Characteristic clinker brick building of late historicism with different colored stones, designed in the style of Gothic and Renaissance, dominated by the corner tower and risalit including the porch and gable, historically and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212890
	Apartment house with fencing in open development (Draesekestrasse 1 and Tolkewitzer Strasse 34)	Draesekestrasse 1 (map)	marked 1885 (tenement house)	Shop installation on the ground floor, typical historical clinker stone construction from the Wilhelminian era, dominated by the corner tower, revitalization through elaborate facade design, historically and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09213071
	Apartment building in closed development	Draesekestrasse 5 (map)	around 1895 (tenement)	dominated by a lateral axis with a tower structure, the design and nonetheless independent continuation of the Berggartenstrasse 32-38 complex, together with it forms a striking structural testimony to the development of the town during the time it was built	09213799
More pictures	Tenement house with enclosure in open development	Draesekestrasse 12 (map)	around 1900 (tenement)	The corner building of the Wilhelminian style that defines the townscape with a double tower front to the intersection, significant in terms of building history and urban planning	09213800
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Eichstrasse 5 (map)	around 1890 (rental villa)	Classic villa type of the Semper Nicolai School, which was widespread in and around Dresden after 1850, with a strictly symmetrical main facade, with the center emphasized, accents through the balcony and architectural decorations on the risalit, property primarily important in terms of building history, as part of the important Blasewitz district also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212904
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Eichstrasse 6 (map)	around 1885 (rental villa)	with a distinctive historicizing facade, central projection with balcony and gable, visible fronts restrained and noble at the same time, part of Blasewitz, significant in terms of architectural, artistic and urban development history	09212903
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Eichstrasse 8 (map)	around 1895 (rental villa)	characteristic historical building of its time, with its symmetrical facade and central projecting example of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, which prevailed in Dresden and the surrounding area around 1875, significant in terms of building history and also of importance as part of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212906
More pictures	Villa Marie; Mon Bijou: villa with enclosure	Fährgäßchen 1 (map)	before 1863 (villa)	Today restaurant, one of the most important buildings in Blasewitz, around which many stories entwine, with ornamental frameworks, wide roof overhangs and tower construction historically, in particular between the Swiss house style and the Italian Renaissance, important in terms of building history, in the ensemble with the Blue Wonder and Schillerplatz valuable in terms of urban planning, also as part von Blasewitz is also of importance in terms of urban development history "Mon Bijou" (German: "My Jewel") called, built for a Hungarian noble family in an Italian country house style. Partly with half-timbered, named after the owner Marie Bieger from 1930, expropriation and decay after 1945, used as an illegal gallery by Blasewitz artists from 1988–1990, renovated in the early 1990s, run as an Italian restaurant since 1994, difficult in 2002 due to the floods of the Elbe damaged, reopened in 2003	09212656
	Villa with a free-standing gate and enclosure	Fährgäßchen 2 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (villa)	Simple, but important building for the core area of ​​Blasewitz with a tower extension, significant in terms of building history and urban planning	09213010
More pictures	Rowing Center Blasewitz (formerly): Sports hall	Ferdinand-Avenarius-Strasse 2 (map)	1970–1972 (sports hall)	Monolithic reinforced concrete building with four hyperbolic roof shells by Ulrich Müther , steel and glass facades, significant post-war modernist building in the GDR, one of the few executed and still preserved structures of Muthers in Saxony (compare with the former Lonnewitz rest area in Oschatz), of particular architectural historical importance The rowing center in the Dresden district of Blasewitz, built between 1970 and 1972, was built as a monolithic reinforced concrete structure with four hyperbolic roof shells and steel and glass facades. The design for the concrete shell construction comes from the most famous civil engineer in the GDR, Ulrich Müther. In addition to the rowing center, only a few examples of his constructions have survived in Saxony, such as the former Lonnewitz service station in Oschatz. Today the refurbished rowing center with new glass facades is used as a sports hall. Although one does not want to admit it with their completely unconventional appearance, Mueller's designs were used several times. At least since the demolition of the "Ahornblatt" restaurant (1971–1973) in the center of Berlin, which was accompanied by numerous protests, it has become a legend of Eastern modernism. Its unusual solitaires still characterize many views of the town between Cape Arkona and the Fichtelberg. The restaurant "Teepott" (1967–1968), the Catholic Church of St. Josef and Lukas (1977–1978) in Neubrandenburg and the lifeguard station I (1968) in Binz are among the best achievements of Mueller. In the 1980s, Mueller's shell designs for planetarium buildings even became an export hit for the GDR. This is how hypar shells, or hyperbolic paraboloids, also emerged in Wolfsburg, Tripoli and Helsinki. As one of the few still preserved Hypar bowls from Ulrich Müther in Saxony, the former rowing center is of particular architectural historical importance.	09301770
	Rental villa with enclosure	Forsthausstrasse 9 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Historical residential building typical of the time, central projection, side balconies, further revitalization through décor, significant in terms of building history, also of importance as part of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212807
	Rental villa with enclosure	Forsthausstrasse 11 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Historical residential building typical of the time, central projection, side balconies, further revitalization through décor, significant in terms of building history, also of importance as part of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212808
	Villa with enclosure and front garden	Frankenstrasse 1 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Historical residential building typical of the time, with sandstone and stone facade, central projectile, side balcony including exit, further revitalization through decor, significant in terms of building history, also of importance as part of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212861
	Villa with garden and enclosure	Frankenstrasse 3 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	With a distinctive structure that culminates in a high roof and a few, but accentuating decor, a remarkable example of reform architecture after 1900, the half-timbered gable being inspired by the English country house style, significant in terms of building history, and as part of Blasewitz also of importance for urban development history	09212860
	Villa with enclosure	Frankenstrasse 5 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	single-storey, with its symmetries shaped by the Semper-Nicolai School that dominated Dresden and the surrounding area around 1875, significant in terms of building history and, as part of Blasewitz, also important in terms of urban development history	09212858
	Villa, water basin with group of figures Leda and swan , garden and enclosure	Frankenstrasse 7 (map)	around 1905 (villa)	characteristic example of reform architecture after 1900, garden with path system, soil modeling, structure and space-forming planting and stone setting, property significant in terms of building and gardening history, artistic and urban development history	09212853
	Gayl's villa: villa with gate and enclosure	Frankenstrasse 8 (map)	inscribed 1903 (villa)	With a distinctive structure that culminates in a high roof and a few, but accentuating decor, a remarkable example of reform architecture after 1900, the half-timbered gable being inspired by the English country house style, significant in terms of building history, and as part of Blasewitz also of importance for urban development history	09212857
	Villa with front garden, arbor and pavilion in the rear part of the property and fencing	Friedensplatz 1 (map)	Weather vane marked 1887 (Villa)	Front garden shows raised seating, embankment with stone setting, lawn and fountain, characteristic historic property of Blasewitz., Significant in terms of architectural, artistic and urban development history	09212829
	Villa with enclosure	Friedensplatz 2 (map)	after 1912 (villa)	Building based on the style of English country houses (style of William Morris ), unique in this form in Dresden, Blasewitz property, of architectural, artistic and urban development significance by Robert Lehrercke for the doctor Dr. Theodor Arndt built, renovated in 2007–2009 in accordance with listed buildings	09212830
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Friedensplatz 4 (map)	around 1890 (rental villa)	Residential building with historical decor, somewhat simplified in recent times, as part of the remarkable villa suburb of Blasewitz significant in terms of urban development history	09212827
	Villa with enclosure	Friedensplatz 5 (map)	after 1900 (villa)	Residential building with historical decor, somewhat simplified in recent times, as part of the remarkable villa suburb of Blasewitz significant in terms of urban development history	09213006
	Villa with enclosure	Friedensplatz 6 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	characteristic building of early historicism with echoes of the Swiss house style, still as a country house, striking and typical the open veranda with wooden trim, valuable building history, as part of the important district of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09213001
	House Kuntzsch: Villa / country house with outbuildings, barn or coach house, two gazebos, bowl fountain, garden, gate and enclosure	Fuchsstrasse 3 (map)	after 1860 (villa)	The balanced facade of the main building is reminiscent of simple, classicist town houses from the Biedermeier period, the property was built around 1860 and is therefore one of the first urban development in Blasewitz, which is significant in terms of both building history and urban development	09212923
	Residential complex Fuchsstraße: Two double houses in a U-shaped residential complex with three traditionalistically designed buildings, green area and connecting portals	Fuchsstrasse 5; 7; 9; 11 (card)	around 1930 (twin house)	historically significant (see also Tolkewitzer Straße 15/17)	09212924
	Villa Dudek: Villa with pavilion, retaining wall, garden and enclosure	Gautschweg 2 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Massive, representative plastered building, enlivened by various attachments and noble plaster structure with geometric elements as well as accentuating ornamentation, as it was typical for architecture around 1910, in terms of design, property in terms of building history, artistic, garden design and landscape design (decisively shaped Blasewitz Elbe front) as well as urban development history significant	09212709
	Country house with enclosure	Gautschweg 4 (map)	around 1860 (country house)	Building with echoes of the Swiss style (eaves with fretwork), one of the first summer retreats in Blasewitz, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09212859
	Soft stone with coat of arms and year	Goetheallee (map)	marked 1729 (soft picture stone)	Soft stone no. 4 ; Significant in terms of local history, and as an older testimony to the city's history, it is also rare	09213786
More pictures	Forest park; Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (entity): individual monument of the entity (Obj. 09213805): forest park	Goetheallee (map)	1869 (forest park)	23 hectares of landscaped forest park in the midst of a wreath of villa properties, a unique testimony to the garden and landscape architecture as well as urban planning from the second half of the 19th century, in which the important garden artists Hermann Sigismund Neumann, Eduard Petzold and Max Bertram contributed, in terms of garden history, garden art and landscape design , significant in terms of urban planning and urban development history, also singular in this form	09306812
	Villa Königsheim: Villa with enclosure and garden	Goetheallee 4 (map)	1863 (villa)	Residence of Arthur Willibald Königsheim , the creator of the Blasewitz forest park and villa complex, of personal history, as a building by the locally important architect Theodor Lehnert also of architectural historical importance, also part of the remarkable villa suburb of Blasewitz; Original park-like garden design by the Prussian court gardener Neumann, with a memorial plaque since 2003	09212541
	Waldeck; Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument of the aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as aggregate part	Goetheallee 6	inscribed 1886 (villa)	Distinctive style villa of historicism with facade design, which is mainly based on the German Renaissance, dominated by corner tower and high ornamental gables, revitalization through half-timbering and the alternation of clinker and sandstone, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name are of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212754
	Blasewitz forest park and villa complex with the following individual monuments: 23 hectares of landscaped forest park in the middle of the Dresden suburb of Blasewitz (Obj. 09306812) with the adjacent villa development: Goetheallee 6: Villa and villa garden (Obj. 09212754) as well as enclosure as a unitary part: Villa 8, Goetheallee , Outbuildings, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212756), Goetheallee 10: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212759), Goetheallee 12: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212753), Goetheallee 14: Villa and villa garden (Obj. 09212751 ) as well as enclosure as a whole, Goetheallee 18: villa, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212745), Goetheallee 20: villa and villa garden (Obj. 09212746) as well as enclosure as a whole, Goetheallee 22: villa, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212744), Goetheallee 24: villa, villa garden and enclosure (including rear gate), outbuilding, pavilion and side terrace (Obj. 09212741), Goetheallee 26a: rear gate in neo-Gothic style (obj. 09212602), Goetheallee 28: villa, villa garden and enclosure (obj. 09212737), Händelallee 3: villa (obj. 09212803) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole 11, Händelallee Rental villa (Obj. 09212805) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 1: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (Obj. 09212806), Loschwitzer Straße 5, 5a: Villa and rear	Goetheallee 6; 8th; 10; 12; 14; 14a; 14b; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26a; 26b; 28; 28a (card)	1869 (aggregate)	Unique testimony to garden and landscape architecture as well as urban planning from the second half of the 19th century, significant in terms of garden history, garden art, landscape design, urban planning and urban development history, also unique in this form Lothringer Weg 3: rental villa, villa garden and enclosure (see also object 09212865) Prellerstraße 6: Villa (see also object 09212779) as well as garden and fence as a whole Prellerstraße 10: rental villa (see also object 09212784) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole Prellerstraße 14: Villa (see also object 09212786) as well as garden and fence as a whole Prellerstraße 18: Hotel (formerly) with back building (see also object 09212788) and garden as a whole Vogesenweg: Königsheim monument (see also object 09306649) Vogesenweg 4: Villa with a small garden house, villa garden and enclosure (see also object 09212736) Vogesenweg 6: villa and villa garden (see also object 09216934) Waldparkstraße 1: Villa (see also object 09212735) as well as garden and fencing as a whole Waldparkstraße 3: Villa (see also object 09212778) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole as well as the gardens as a whole: Goetheallee 14a, 14b, 26a, 26b, 28a Händelallee 5, 7, 9, 9a, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 Loschwitzer Strasse 3, 3a, 3b, 9, 11, 11a, 15a, 15, 25, 29, 29a Prellerstrasse 8, 12, 12a Vogesenweg 5, 8, 9, 12 Waldparkstrasse 2, 2a	09213805
	Rental villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 7 (map)	1903–1905 (rental villa)	Picturesque building, impressive example of architecture around 1900, still historicist, but already with elements of the English country house style, here the close-up, vertical half-timbering, architectural history and artistically significant, also in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of urban development history	09212755
	Villa Lange: Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa, outbuildings, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 8 (map)	1896/1898 (villa)	Remarkable stately residential building from the end of the 19th century, a prime example of the historicism prevailing in architecture at the time, with tower construction, ornamental framework and tail gables, mainly based on the German Renaissance, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212756
	Rental villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 9 (map)	1903/1905 (rental villa)	Residential building around 1900, influenced by the English country house style, between historicism and objectified architecture, the decorative framework, several additions and superstructures give the building a lively cubature, especially significant in terms of building history, and also of importance in terms of urban development history in connection with the remarkable villa district of Blasewitz	09212757
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 10 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	Remarkable manorial residential building from the end of the 19th century, prime example of the historicism prevailing in architecture at the time, with segmental arch-shaped gabled central projection including attachments and semicircular protruding, small terrace, in addition to elaborate, lively decor largely designed in neo-baroque style, with Renaissance forms , aesthetically appealing, architecturally and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history From 1910 inhabited by Rudolf Steiner , the founder of the Waldorf schools, renovated after 1990, since then residential and office building	09212759
	Rental villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 11 (map)	1903–1905 (rental villa)	Distinctive residential building from the end of the 19th century, prime example of the historicism prevailing in architecture at the time, characteristic clinker-sandstone facade, with corner concretions, tower construction, wooden ornamental gable, built primarily based on the Renaissance, significant building history, also in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz is of importance in terms of urban development history	09212758
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 12 (map)	marked 1898–1899 (villa)	Remarkable stately residential building from the end of the 19th century, prime example of the historicism prevailing in architecture at that time with clinker-sandstone facade, the tower, the gabled risalit and the distinctive additions dominating, the German Renaissance dominates as a model (roller and fitting factory, Holzzierrat), architecturally and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212753
	Villa Sonnenstrahl: rental villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 13 (map)	late 19th century (rental villa)	Distinctive residential building from the end of the 19th century, a prime example of the historicism prevailing in architecture at the time, the characteristic clinker-sandstone façade, with horizontal structure and corner accentuations, primarily based on the Italian Renaissance, significant building history, also in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development history Refurbished after 1990, since 2003 used as Villa Sonnenstrahl by the support group for children with cancer. V.	09213765
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as aggregate part	Goetheallee 14 (map)	1905 (villa)	Remarkable example of a residential building of reform architecture shortly after 1900 with a striking structure culminating in a high roof and accentuating structural and decorative elements, dominated by the towering corner tower, further revitalization through additions, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name are of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212751
	enclosure	Goetheallee 14a; 14b	1893–1894 (enclosure)	Running along Goetheallee and Lothringer Weg, it was part of the Villa Jacoby property, lavishly designed, of architectural and urban importance	09306864
	Rental villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 15 (map)	1903/1905 (rental villa)	Historicist building, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development	09212752
	Villa Schmitz: Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 18 (map)	1901–1902 (villa)	with a distinctive building that culminates in a high roof and few, but accentuating decor, a remarkable example of reform architecture after 1900, with the dominant street-side gable with narrow, vertical half-timbering inspired by the English country house style, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the Waldpark- and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name of landscape design and urban development history Built by Karl Emil Scherz , 1903–1931 residence of the factory owner and art collector Oscar Schmitz, expropriated by the Nazis in the 1930s, Nazi nursing home until 1945, office building after 1945, later the seat of the Dresden International School, since 2008 used as a children's facility	09212745
	Double villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 19; 21 (card)	around 1910 (villa)	With a high roof and cautiously used decorative and structural elements, an extremely striking example of the reform architecture that prevailed shortly after 1900, formally executed in the sense of the late Geometric Art Nouveau, historically significant, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development history	09212750
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as aggregate part	Goetheallee 20 (map)	before 1875 (villa), 1915 (villa)	In its current form, with a high roof and comparatively cautiously used decorative and structural elements, a striking example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, conspicuous by the semicircular porch that was added to an older, apparently simpler building, aesthetically appealing, historically and artistically significant, also in context with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name of landscape design and urban development history	09212746
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 22 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	one of the most lavish and generous estates of Blasewitz, historicizing building on a high, solid base, shows clinker standing stone facade typical for the time of origin, dominated by tower construction and gabled risalit, striking in design, historically and artistically significant, also as part of the Blasewitz forest park- and villa complex significant in terms of landscape design	09212744
More pictures	Villa with portal, fencing and garden	Goetheallee 23 (map)	1901 (villa)	Elaborate and picturesque Art Nouveau building, remarkable the facade with floral and figural decorations, in the upper area of ​​the vertically structured building half-timbered, inside rich furnishings with paintings from the time of origin, architecturally and artistically significant, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of urban development history	09212749
More pictures	Villa Muttersegen: Individual monument and aggregate: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (including rear gate), outbuilding, pavilion and side terrace (see also Goetheallee 43 [on the opposite side of the street] and Obj. 09305929 and Obj. 09213805, Goetheallee No. 24)	Goetheallee 24 (map)	1891-1892 (villa)	Architecturally remarkable historical property, built in the style of the German Renaissance, work of the important office Schilling & Graebner , of architectural and artistic importance, garden as the work of the important garden artist Max Bertram of garden historical and garden artistic importance Temporary seat of the Royal Dutch Consulate General, used from 1992 to 2014 by the European Institute for Postgraduate Education	09212741
More pictures	Totality of Villa Muttersegen with the following individual monuments: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (including rear gate), outbuilding, pavilion and side terrace (Goetheallee 24), gardener's house with garden and enclosure walls (opposite street: Goetheallee 43) (see individual monument documents: Obj. 09212764 and 09212764 , same addresses)	Goetheallee 24; 43; 45 (card)	1891–1892 (villa garden / country house garden)	one of the most remarkable properties in the district, of architectural, horticultural, artistic, horticultural, urban and landscaping importance	09305929
	Double villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 25; 27 (card)	around 1912 (villa)	Characteristic example of objectified architecture after 1900 with a clear reference to reform architecture, including the use of stylized historicizing (especially neoclassical) elements or geometric Art Nouveau motifs, accentuation of the facades with bay-like protruding window fronts, gables, dormer windows, restrained plaster structure, etc., in the two apartments , but at the same time very noble equipment with coffered ceilings, striking banisters, the old apartment doors, etc., possibly. under the old whitewash still the original decorative painting (at least in number 25), significant in terms of building history, also significant in terms of urban planning in connection with the important villa suburb of Blasewitz	09218991
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): rear gate in neo-Gothic style	Goetheallee 26a (map)	End of the 19th century (portal)	Once formed the rear access to the forest park, significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban planning rear gate to the forest park of Villa Goetheallee 26, destroyed by fire in 1979 (today 26 / 26a)	09212602
	Villa Lürmann: Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 28 (map)	1903 (villa)	With a distinctive building that culminates in a high roof and a few, but accentuating decor, a remarkable example of reform architecture after 1900, with the gable with close-up, vertical half-timbering inspired by the English country house style, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex von Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name are of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212737
	Villa Doehn: Villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 29 (map)	1903 (villa)	With a high roof and cautiously used, sometimes rare and unusual-looking decorative and structural elements, an extraordinary example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance for urban development	09212747
	Villa, villa garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 32 (map)	1896 (villa)	as a largely originally preserved testimony to the architecture of the late 19th century, country house-like, with wide roof overhangs, designed primarily in the Swiss house style, historically significant, and also of urban development historical value within the villa suburb of Blasewitz	09212732
	Residential house with extension	Goetheallee 32a	1959–1960 (residential building)	Traditional and at the same time modern building at the transition from national building tradition and post-war modernism, fits in well with villa development on the street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history The residential building with extension Goetheallee 32a in Dresden, OT Blasewitz fulfills the requirements of a cultural monument within the meaning of Section 2 (1) of the SächsDSchG, as there is a public interest in preservation due to its architectural and urban significance. Goetheallee 32a, designed in 1959 by the architect Manfred Zumpe and carried out by his father Alfred Zumpe's construction company, is located in the Dresden district of Blasewitz, at the eastern end of the aforementioned street. The two-storey house with a lower extension for the entrance and garage has a gable roof with visible, stylized beam heads. The street facade is structured by three central window axes, while the garden front appears much more transparent with glazed loggias, secured by a railing on the upper floor. The eastern gable has more windows than its counterpart. Despite the traditional gable roof, the restrained and harmonious Zumpes building looks extremely modern for its time. The vertical ribbon of windows on the side of the staircase and the aforementioned rear galleries set accents. Goetheallee 32a in Blasewitz, built with two residential units, was a type of residential building that was widely varied and widely used in West Germany at the time, while in the GDR it was one of the few private individual buildings that stood out from the crowd in terms of design. It is also interesting that she continued the upscale development of the Goetheallee of free-standing houses in spacious gardens after 1945 under real socialist conditions. The property to be assessed here documents the turn in residential building from the traditional architecture of the 1950s to a modern, international style of construction.	09306865
	Villa / country house with garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 34 (map)	before 1875 (villa)	characteristic Blasewitz villa estate from the first development phase, with wide roof overhangs and fretwork, especially in the Swiss house style, marked by the construction of a tower, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09212728
	Villa Bartheldes: Villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 36 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	characteristic style villa of historicism, especially with elements of the Renaissance (corner blocks), combined with a rear corner tower, of architectural significance, also significant in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz in terms of urban planning and urban development history	09212727
	Villa with garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 37 (map)	1928 (villa)	One of the most remarkable residential buildings around 1930 in Dresden, with extremely clear and noble design, sparing pilaster strips and traditional hipped roof with crest, inside parts of the former furnishings still preserved, historically and artistically significant, also of importance in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz from an urban development perspective	09213774
	Villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 41 (map)	1918 (villa)	Traditional, neoclassical residential building around 1920 with a high hipped roof, lateral, symmetrically arranged and pillared extensions with exits on the upper floor, the facade decoration simple and at the same time noble, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz in terms of urban development	09212743
	Individual monument and aggregate: Gardener's house of the Villa Muttersegen with gardening and enclosure walls (see also Goetheallee 24 [opposite the street] and Obj. 09305929)	Goetheallee 43; 45 (card)	1894 (gardener's estate)	Part of a remarkable historic property, built in the style of the German Renaissance, work of the important office Schilling & Graebner , of architectural, artistic and gardening historical importance refurbished	09212764
	Villa Dittmayer: Villa with enclosure	Goetheallee 47 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	With a high roof and cautiously used decorative and structural elements, a striking example of the reform architecture that prevailed shortly after 1900, significant in terms of building history and also of importance in terms of urban development history in connection with the remarkable villa district of Blasewitz	09212740
	Villa Gottessegen: Villa with rear dovecote and fence including entrance gate	Goetheallee 49 (map)	marked 1898 (villa), 1898 (pigeon house)	representative historicist villa with echoes of the local style, the interior has an original interior (including stucco decor), historically and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz and also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212739
	Rental villa with garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 51 (map)	1899–1900, marked 1899 (villa)	possibly At times also home of Paul Wallot , an elaborate villa from the turn of the century with echoes of the local style and English country house style as well as historicizing elements, the partly floral and figural jewelry concentrates on risalits, gables and extensions, accents set areas with ornamental framework, inside at least parts of the original Equipment, building history, artistic, personal history? significant, also in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development built by Oskar Menzel for the reindeer Theodor Grimme, facade with wood carving "Adam and Eve"	09213103
	Residential house and enclosure in open development	Goetheallee 53 (map)	around 1900 (residential building)	Originally probably the gardener's or coach house of Villa Vogesenweg 1, a typical historicist outbuilding of its time, upgraded in terms of design with decorative half-timbering, significant in terms of building history, and also of importance for urban development in connection with the remarkable villa district of Blasewitz	09213104
More pictures	Villa with villa garden and enclosure (including garden and enclosure on Flst. 263a and 264f as well as enclosure and garden section Goetheallee 53b, Flst. 264/4)	Goetheallee 53b; 55 (card)	1894–1895 (villa), 1894–1895 (painting)	initially probably the home of the architect Max Georg Poscharsky , as a very elaborate, exterior and interior largely originally preserved and almost the only historicist villa in Dresden with two-dimensional facade painting (in Dresden still at Österreicher Straße 18, in Meißen at Neugasse 19, as a ceramic mural at Bahnhofstraße 2b in Zwickau) of unique architectural and artistic importance, above-average lavishly designed in the style of the German Renaissance, also inside, especially in the large salon, in the hall and in the small cabinet (perhaps the former master's room) rich ornaments, including pictures of the especially in Bavaria working famous decorative painter Ferdinand Wagner d. J. (1847–1927), as well as extensive paneling, etc., as well as almost completely preserved, artfully valuable gardens with furnishings Schilling & Graebner built with a tower, bay windows, outside staircase, sundial and wall fountain, inhabited by Kommerzienrat Otto Weigang as a summer residence, used by the police after 1945, restored true to the original from 1991–1994, today the seat of the Dresden registry office	09212731
	Villa Baumann: Villa with an outbuilding, large gardens and enclosures	Goetheallee 57 (map)	1865 (villa), 1873–1882 (villa garden / country house garden)	One of the most impressive villa complexes in Blasewitz with historicized high-rise buildings and the majority of the original garden architecture, the villa with elaborate facade design and rich furnishings, historically and artistically significant, and also of importance in terms of urban development in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz 1883 Reconstruction and expansion with buildings by Hermann Nicolai as a model, since then with a tower	09212729
	Villa with garden and enclosure	Goetheallee 61 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	High-quality residential building from the beginning of the 20th century with a simple neo-baroque facade, in addition largely preserved gardens, significant in terms of building history and garden art, also of importance in terms of urban development history in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz	09213798
	Residential house with enclosure	Goetheallee 63 (map)	around 1870 (villa)	Simple rectangular building with a gable roof, after the turn of the century overformed with additions (e.g. rear wooden veranda) and the hallway enriched by design in the Moorish style , in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development, due to the hallway design with rarity, this artistically significant	09213796
	Country house with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 6 (map)	around 1885 (country house)	Art country house, simple historical residential building around 1875, the roof overhang with fretwork on the open veranda is reminiscent of the Swiss house style, important in terms of building history and, as part of Neugruna, in terms of urban development history	09213082
	Rental villa with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 7 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Simplified design, but still striking, historicist residential building from the end of the 19th century, of importance in terms of building history and, as part of Neugruna, also significant in terms of urban development history	09213084
	Country house with pillars of the enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 8 (map)	around 1885 (country house)	Art country house, simple historical residential building around 1875, the roof overhang with fretwork on the open veranda is reminiscent of the Swiss house style, important in terms of building history and, as part of Neugruna, in terms of urban development history	09213083
	Rental villa with parts of the enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 11 (map)	around 1905 (rental villa)	With a high roof and an almost unadorned, objectified facade, construction of the reform architecture after 1900, as part of Neugruna significant in terms of urban development history	09213085
	Rental villa with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 15 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Somewhat simpler in terms of design, but still eye-catching historicist residential building from the late 19th century, with a large number of decorative façade elements, significant in terms of building history, and also of importance as part of Neugruna in terms of urban development history	09213086
	Rental villa with outbuildings and fencing	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 21 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Historicist residential building from the end of the 19th century, the central, open veranda on the street side is conspicuous, is of architectural importance, as part of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development history	09212997
	Rental villa with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 23 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	A striking example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, functional, restrained building design with neoclassical echoes, such as the pilaster strips on the central projectile, the accentuating decor stylizing and significant in terms of building history	09212996
	Country house with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 25 (map)	around 1890 (country house)	Single-storey to one-and-a-half-storey residential building in the Swiss style, certainly one of the oldest in the quarter, still a picturesque effect due to the fretwork on the gables, authentic, historically significant, as part of Neugruna of importance in terms of urban development history	09212995
	Villa with enclosure	Gustav-Freytag-Strasse 28 (map)	around 1875 (villa), from 1900 (enclosure)	Two-storey country house-like villa, the artistically accentuated wooden veranda with echoes of the Swiss house style, the enclosure in Art Nouveau forms, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09213042
	Villa with enclosure	Handelallee 1 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Historicist building, the restrained but appealing facade design, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz, of importance in terms of urban development history	09212760
	Villa with enclosure	Handelallee 2 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Inside, there is a large hall with originally preserved railings, stucco decor, characteristic residential building of the objectified architecture after 1900 with high roof, dominating gables and restrained, accentuating jewelry, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the remarkable Blasewitz villa district of urban development history	09212761
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa as well as garden and enclosure as aggregate parts	Handelallee 3 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Residential construction shortly before 1900, late historical, country house style, the decorative framework, several additions and superstructures give the building a lively cubature, which is significant in terms of building history and is of importance in terms of urban development history in connection with the remarkable villa district of Blasewitz	09212803
	Villa with enclosure	Handelallee 4 (map)	1913 (villa)	With a high roof as well as cautiously used decorative and structural elements, a striking example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, formally in the sense of neoclassicism (pilaster strips), executed with elements of the plait style, such as fruit hangings, historically significant, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of urban development history	09212799
	Villa with enclosure	Handelallee 6 (map)	1896 (villa)	Distinctive residential building from the late Wilhelminian era with a rich, historic facade, executed in the style of the German Renaissance, dominated by a striking corner design with roof hood, ornamental framework and loggia including column, as well as corner accentuations and framed paintings, structurally and artistically significant, also as part of Blasewitz urban development history of Concern	09212800
	Villa Kraft: Villa	Handelallee 8 (map)	1895–1896 (villa)	Building by the Schilling & Graebner company , facade somewhat simplified, but the primarily historicist design typical of the time the building was built is recognizable, of architectural significance, and as part of Blasewitz, significant in terms of urban development	09212801
	Villa Königsheim: Villa with extension	Handelallee 10 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	built for Johannes Alfons Eusebius Königsheim, senior government councilor, a son of Arthur Willibald Königsheim, significant in terms of personal history and also of importance as part of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212802
	Individual monument og aggregate (Obj. 09213805): rental villa as well as garden and enclosure as aggregate parts	Handelallee 11	late 19th century (rental villa)	Historicist building, in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development	09212805
	Villa floor: Villa with garden and enclosure	Handelallee 14 (map)	1870 (villa)	One of the most remarkable historicist residential buildings in Blasewitz, with a reference to the French Renaissance that is rare for Dresden, striking clinker-sandstone facades, enlivened by wooden ornaments and other décor, above all of architectural and artistic importance, also of importance in connection with the remarkable villa district of Blasewitz in terms of urban development history Country house owned by and inhabited by Franz Albert Stock , a two-storey extension was added a few years after it was built	09212804
	villa	Hans-Böhm-Strasse 2 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	a historicist, more precisely probably late classicist building that already existed in 1879, which was redesigned in an objectified form around 1910, testimony to the architecture of the time of origin and the renovation phase, brief residence of the composer Reinhold Becker , significant in terms of building history and personal history as well as of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development	09212733
	Rental villa with garden and enclosure	Hans-Böhm-Strasse 3 (map)	1898–1899 (rental villa)	Characteristic residential building of historicism around 1900 with different style models, central bay windows, porches and gables in the style of the Renaissance, detail forms also classicistic, in recent times probably somewhat simplified, historically significant, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212726
	Villa with enclosure	Hans-Böhm-Strasse 5 (map)	1897–1898 (villa)	characteristic, historic residential building shortly before 1900, with the three-part facade still an example of the Semper-Nicolai school that prevailed in and around Dresden in the last third of the 19th century, décor strict and accentuating, significant building history, also important in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212725
	Villa with extensions, plus summer house or coach house, corner pavilion, garden and enclosure	Heinrich-Schütz-Strasse 1; 1a (card)	after 1913 (villa)	Distinctive baroque building, highlighted entrance area, inside remarkable, expressionistically designed stucco ceilings, as a high-quality building of architecture after 1900 (probably the 1920s) of architectural value, garden art and artistically, also as part of Blasewitz urban planning significant	09213075
	Villa Dora: Villa including enclosure and front garden	Heinrich-Schütz-Strasse 6 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Noble historicism building with a well-balanced facade, accents through arched openings on the upper floor, meander frieze in the knee area, etc., significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban planning	09213078
	Rental villa with enclosure	Heinrich-Schütz-Strasse 8 (map)	late 19th century (rental villa)	Characteristic historicizing building from the late 19th century, dominated by the lateral balcony axis, revitalization through various decorative and structural elements from the construction period, significant in terms of architectural history, and as part of the former villa suburb of Blasewitz, of importance in terms of urban development history	09213766
More pictures	Inn extension	Heinrich-Schütz-Strasse 11 (map)	around 1895 (inn)	One-storey, clinker brick building with half-timbered decoration, as a historic restaurant with an authentic appearance and original substance, significant in terms of building history, but above all in terms of local history	09213080
	Row of houses with four buildings in semi-open development	Heinrich-Schütz-Strasse 17; 19; 21; 21b (card)	around 1930 (residential building)	characteristic traditionalist architecture around 1930, the staircase axes highlighted in terms of design, additional accents through folding shutters on the ground floor, significant in terms of building history	09213790
More pictures	Alexander Frantz Observatory: Observatory with original equipment	Hofmannstrasse 11 (map)	until 1922 (observatory)	oldest in Dresden, significant in terms of technology history, with rarity, also striking in terms of design and of relevance to the townscape (oldest private observatory in Europe)	09212967
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Hofmannstrasse 12 (map)	late 19th century (rental villa)	Historicizing building with a variety of decorations, such as gables, volutes, attachments, corner accentuations, ornamental grilles, distinctive annex, mainly oriented towards the German Renaissance, historically and artistically significant, as part of Neugruna of importance in terms of urban development history	09213043
	Tenement house with fencing in a corner and open development	Hofmannstrasse 21 (map)	late 19th century (tenement house)	as part of the Neugruna district, significant in terms of urban development history	09213026
	Rental villa	Hofmannstrasse 23 (map)	late 19th century (rental villa)	Historicizing building with a variety of decorative and structural elements, dominated by a gabled central projection, significant in terms of building history, as part of Neugruna also of importance in terms of urban development history	09213024
More pictures	32nd District School; 32. Elementary and middle school: school as well as staircases and fencing	Hofmannstrasse 34 (map)	1907–1909 (school)	Monumental building complex with an L-shaped floor plan with extensions, special effect thanks to the high roofs, design accents are set in particular by the sculptural jewelry and two mosaic representations, which are important in terms of building history, artistry and local history built according to designs by Hans Erlwein , renovated 1992–1995, today 32nd elementary and high school "Sieben Schwaben"	09212985
	Semi-detached house with enclosure	Hofmannstrasse 37; 39 (map)	marked 1911 (villa)	Distinctive residential building of early objectivity at the beginning of the 20th century with historicizing motifs and Art Nouveau elements, which above all put the highlighted components in the limelight, structurally and artistically of value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212994
	Rental villa with enclosure	Hofmannstrasse 41 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Residential buildings of the early objectivity at the beginning of the 20th century with elements of the late Art Nouveau, which above all put the highlighted components in scene, such as eaves underside painting, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212993
	Rental villa with enclosure	Hofmannstrasse 46 (map)	late 19th century (rental villa)	Elaborately designed residential building of historicism, with a tail gable and corner tower, mainly based on the German Renaissance, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212991
	Villa with enclosure	Hofmannstrasse 47 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	characteristic building of the early historicism with echoes of the Swiss house style, still as a country house, striking and typical the open, two-storey veranda, historically of value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09213108
	Apartment house in a corner and closed development	Hüblerstraße 1 (map)	1899 (tenement house)	with a shop area on the ground floor, representative building in the style of the German Renaissance with corner cores, roof turrets, gables, balconies and rich facade decorations, one of the most elaborate buildings on Schillerplatz, significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban development	09212672
More pictures	Apartment building with a shop area on the ground floor in a corner and closed development	Hüblerstraße 2 (map)	1899 (tenement house)	Representative building in the style of the German Renaissance with corner tower, gables, balconies and rich facade decorations, one of the most elaborate buildings on Schillerplatz, significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban development	09212673
	Apartment building in closed development	Hüblerstraße 3 (map)	1899 (tenement house)	with a shop area on the ground floor, representative building in the style of the German Renaissance with gable, balconies, bay windows and elaborate facade decorations, historically and artistically significant, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212674
	Rental villa including enclosure	Hüblerstraße 15 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Distinctive, representative building from the turn of the century with neo-baroque design elements, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212675
More pictures	Residential house with enclosure in open development	Hüblerstraße 21 (map)	around 1900 (residential building)	As one of the first single-storey country houses in Blasewitz, it was significant in terms of urban development	09212914
More pictures	Residential building with outbuildings (garage) and fencing	Hüblerstraße 21a (map)	marked 1937 (residential building)	Classic, traditional rectangular building with hipped roof around 1935, enlivened by segmental arch openings, folding shutters, a raised entrance and ornamental grilles, built by Maximilian Heinsius von Mayenburg , based on the model of the houses of Paul Schmitthenner , a leading architect of the time, significant in terms of building history, and also in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history relevant	09212915
More pictures	Villa Wolff: Villa with enclosure and putto	Hüblerstraße 24 (map)	1907 (villa)	With a hipped roof and sparingly, but accentuating and imaginatively used decorative and structural elements, a typical and very individual example of reform architecture after 1900, fencing with a gate and putto figure contributes to the unmistakable effect of the property, historically and artistically significant and, in connection with Blasewitz, of urban development history	09212881
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Hüblerstraße 25 (map)	before 1881 (rental villa)	Simple historical building with striking details, in connection with Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development	09212909
More pictures	Villa / residential building with enclosure and corner arbor	Hüblerstraße 31 (map)	around 1870 (villa)	Probably with a studio (large windows indicate this), unconventionally designed historicist building with stepped gables (stylized, earlier probably with essays), also striking the sandstone fronts, apparently at times the home of the painter Otto Rossow , significant in terms of building history and personal history, also in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development from Concern	09212883
More pictures	Residential house and enclosure in open development	Hüblerstraße 35 (map)	Late 19th century (residential building)	in connection with Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development history	09212882
More pictures	Villa with garden and enclosure	Hüblerstraße 39 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Country house-like building with an irregular floor plan, animated by means of a tower, significant in terms of building history, of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history Swiss house style?	09213067
	Semi-detached house in open development	Jüngststrasse 6; 8 (card)	around 1865 (twin house)	characteristic, simple Blasewitz property from the middle of the 19th century, of value in terms of building history and urban development history	09212852
	Rental villa with enclosure	Jüngststrasse 12 (map)	around 1895 (rental villa)	Historicist residential building before 1900, with the trisection of the facade still an example of the Semper-Nicolai School that prevailed in and around Dresden in the last third of the 19th century, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09213052
More pictures	Apartment house in a corner and open development	Jüngststrasse 14 (map)	late 19th century (tenement house)	historicizing building, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09212936
More pictures	Residential house with back building, in open development	Jüngststrasse 16 (map)	around 1865 (residential building)	characteristic Blasewitz property from the middle of the 19th century, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09213054
More pictures	Tenement house with fencing in a corner and open development	Jüngststrasse 17 (map)	late 19th century (tenement house)	Typical historical building from the end of the 19th century, dominated by the corner tower and side risalits, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212934
More pictures	Residential house in open development	Jüngststrasse 18 (map)	marked 1862 (residential building)	characteristic Blasewitz property from the middle of the 19th century, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09213053
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Jüngststrasse 22 (map)	1905 (rental villa)	with a high roof and sparingly used decorative and structural elements example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09213051
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Jüngststrasse 24 (map)	1903 (rental villa)	with a high roof and sparingly used decorative and structural elements example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, occasionally animated by Art Nouveau elements, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09213049
More pictures	Rental villa	Jüngststrasse 25 (map)	1890/1895 (rental villa)	Historic clinker ashlar building, especially in the style of the German or Northern European Renaissance, with a gabled risalite, accentuated corners, a small tower and other design elements, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09213050
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Jüngststrasse 27 (map)	1890/1895 (rental villa)	Historic clinker ashlar building, especially in the style of the German or Northern European Renaissance, with a gabled risalite and other design elements, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09213048
More pictures	Post office 53: Post office in the corner	Justinenstrasse 1 (map)	1890-1891 (Post)	Probably the most elaborate and best preserved historical post office in Dresden, remarkable clinker-sandstone facade, enlivened by many decorative and structural elements, striking the wide roof overhangs with wooden decorations, above all of architectural and artistic importance Built in country house style, after the post office closed in 1990, today the business premises of a wine shop	09212679
More pictures	Haus Aurig: Villa with enclosure	Justinenstrasse 2 (map)	1894–1895 and inscribed 1895 (villa)	formerly also James Aurig's studio for photography , typical historicist building of the late 19th century, dominated by a higher central projection, revitalization primarily through Renaissance forms (corner accentuations and window frames), significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history Built by Karl Emil Scherz , 1915–1964 also the seat of the Church Art Publishing House in Dresden	09212681
More pictures	House Ulbricht: Villa and enclosure	Justinenstrasse 4 (map)	1895–1896 (villa)	Distinctive historic building, which was probably remodeled in parts after 1900, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212682
	Double villa with enclosure	Justinenstrasse 5; 7 (card)	around 1895, double villa (villa)	Historic clinker and ashlar building, especially in the style of the German or Northern European Renaissance, dominated by a double tower front, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212683
More pictures	Rental villa	Justinenstrasse 6 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Distinctive building with a high hipped roof, risalit, loggia on the upper floor, extensions and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, characteristic example of reform architecture after 1900, significant in terms of building history, probably also of artistic importance	09212684
More pictures	Villa with garden, retaining wall and enclosure	Justinenstrasse 10 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Distinctive historic building, interior furnishings from the time it was built, significant in terms of building history and also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212685
	Apartment building in closed development	Karasstrasse 1 (map)	around 1898 (tenement)	characteristic historicist residential building from the late Wilhelminian era with clinker stone facade, enlivened by architectural decorations, side elevations highlighted with balconies, significant building history	09212717
	Apartment building in half-open development	Karasstrasse 2 (map)	around 1898 (tenement)	characteristic historicist residential building from the late Wilhelminian era with clinker stone facade, enlivened by architectural decoration, side elevation highlighted by gable, significant in terms of building history	09212718
	Individual monument and aggregate: Gardener's house of the Villa Muttersegen with gardening and enclosure walls (see also Goetheallee 24 [opposite the street] and Obj. 09305929)	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer (map)	1894 (gardener's estate)	Part of an architecturally remarkable historic property, built in the style of the German Renaissance, work of the important office Schilling und Graebner, of architectural, artistic and gardening historical importance	09212764
	Villa Baumann: Villa with an outbuilding, large gardens and enclosures	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer (map)	1865 (villa), 1873–1882 (villa garden / country house garden)	One of the most impressive villa complexes in Blasewitz with historicized high-rise buildings and the majority of the original garden architecture, the villa with elaborate facade design and rich furnishings, historically and artistically significant, and also of importance in terms of urban development in connection with the remarkable villa district Blasewitz Gardens to the Goetheallee 57 building	09212729
	Villa with garden or coach house, garden and enclosure (the new building No. 77 is not a cultural monument)	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 76; 77 (card)	after 1905 (villa)	extremely representative building of architecture at the beginning of the 20th century with monumental dimensions and design elements, such as bulky-looking, pillar-adorned additions, otherwise, as typical for the time, little decoration and dominating gable, striking sunken garden between villa and new building, historically and artistically significant as Visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front from an urban planning point of view	09212762
	Villa with street-side pavilion on the western property line, garden? and enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 79 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Distinctive neo-baroque property from the beginning of the 20th century, significant in terms of building history, artistry, urban planning (has a decisive influence on Blasewitz Elbe front) and urban development history	09212763
	Villa with garden and enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 80 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Typical neoclassical building from the beginning of the 20th century, emphasized in the middle mainly by segmented arched gables above the eaves, structure by pilaster strips, conspicuous the fruit hangings on the parapet fields of the upper floor, historically and artistically important, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance	09212765
	House Schambach: Villa with garage and enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 81 (map)	1906 (villa)	With a high roof and an objectified facade design, an example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, of architectural significance, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban development Boarding school of the Dresden University of Church Music (Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 97)	09212981
	Villa with enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 82 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Distinctive historicizing building with tail gables, lateral tower extension and porch on the street side, ornate facade, in the style of the German Neo-Renaissance, noteworthy in terms of design, historically and artistically significant, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance	09212766
	Villa with enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 83 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Distinctive style villa of historicism, with a loggia motif, an example of the Dresden School shaped by Semper and Nicolai, a variant of the neo-renaissance in the second half of the 19th century, also elements of the Baroque, striking in design, part of a building that is unmistakable in terms of urban development history and has an impact on the Elbe area , significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban planning	09212767
	Villa with back building, garden and enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 86 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	Distinctive style villa of historicism with a facade design that is primarily oriented towards the German Renaissance, the view is dominated by the tower and gable, clinker brick construction, striking in design, historically and artistically important, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance	09212768
More pictures	Villa zur Lippe: Villa with rear building, tea house, enclosure and garden	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 88 (map)	1903–1904 (villa), 1911 (villa garden / country house garden)	representative neo-baroque residential building with a terrace in front, two corner towers, central projectile and elaborate decor, historically and artistically significant, singular in its shape, also part of the oeuvre of two well-known architects, generously designed garden with small buildings probably the most significant of your time in Dresden, property in connection with the unmistakable buildings on the Elbe side by Blasewitz as a backdrop behind the Elbe Also named after the former owner Prinz zur Lippe, in 1911 lush garden design by Georg Heinsius von Mayenburg , after 1945, temporarily night dance bar “Kaskade”, renovated after 1990, today used by the Saxon District Association	09212769
	Villa Zeysing: Villa with garden and enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 90 (map)	1908 (villa)	Example of the reform style prevailing after 1900, creatively demanding, architecturally and artistically significant, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance	09212770
	Villa Friederike: Villa with enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 91 (map)	inscribed 1898 (villa)	Representative residential building of the late 19th century in the style of the German Renaissance with the typical elements such as tail and stair gables, bay windows and other additions as well as rich facade decorations, impressive hall floorboard inside, historically and artistically significant, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance	09212771
	Villa with enclosure	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 92 (map)	1896–1897 (villa)	Exceptionally remarkable example of historicism in the late 19th century, the picturesque building dominated by high half-timbered gables and tower structures, rich facade decorations, built in the so-called "Old German style", with echoes of the German Renaissance, historically and artistically significant, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front from an urban planning point of view	09212772
More pictures	Villa (No. 97) and fountain sculpture (No. 96)	Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer 96; 97 (card)	inscribed 1912 (villa), inscribed 1921 (fountain sculpture)	Building is an exemplary example of objectified architecture with a simple structure that culminates in a towering roof, enlivened by accentuating, figural and ornamental decorations, stylized ornamentation, striking in terms of design, historically and artistically significant, as a visible part of the Blasewitz Elbe front of urban planning importance, pictorial work as work by Georg Gröne, the creator of the Otto monument on the Freiberg Obermarkt in terms of art history and, because of its beauty, also artistically valuable	09212773
More pictures	Europabrunnen: fountain system with plastic, basin and surrounding green area design	Koenigsheimplatz (map)	1922 (fountain), 1995, copy of the sculpture from 1922 (fountain sculpture)	one of the most important such facilities in Dresden, with high design standards, historically and artistically significant	09212809
	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 6 (map)	1869 (villa), around 1910 (villa)	Originally a historicist building, which was increased and reshaped after 1900, the neoclassical gable from this period was lost due to expansion, an example of a drastic conversion, significant in terms of building history and of value in terms of urban development in connection with Blasewitz	09212920
	villa	Kretschmerstrasse 10 (map)	before 1875 (villa)	with high roof and functional facade design example of the reform style prevailing after 1900, in connection with Blasewitz of value in terms of urban development history	09212919
More pictures	villa	Kretschmerstrasse 12 (map)	1911 (villa)	with high roof and functional facade design example of the reform style prevailing after 1900, significant in terms of building history, of value in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212918
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 14 (map)		Country house-like, early historicist building with veranda, the gable with acroter late classicist, significant building history, in connection with Blasewitz of value in terms of urban development history	09212896
	Villa Muth: Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 16 (map)	1889 (villa)	Characteristic historicizing building from the late 19th century, dominated by a corner with a pointed hood and wooden trim, central porch with exit and high hip gable, important in terms of building history, as part of the important Blasewitz district also of importance in terms of urban development history Kretschmerstraße 16 in Dresden, OT Blasewitz is a characteristic historicist town villa from the end of the 19th century. The two-storey building is enlivened by wooden trim, a corner porch with a pointed hood and numerous decorative elements. As historic motifs, components and elements are mainly taken from the canon of forms of the German Renaissance, often also referred to as the Old German style (corner with a pointed hood). The property's status as a monument results from the testimony value for historicism. This architectural epoch, which dominated until around 1900, was characterized by the imitation of earlier styles such as Romanesque, Gothic, etc. In addition, as part of the important Blasewitz district, the striking building is of value in terms of urban development history.	09212895
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 18 (map)	Late 19th century (villa)	The characteristic historicizing building from the late 19th century is dominated by a corner tower with a pointed dome, a baluster adorned balcony and a highlighted entrance axis, important in terms of building history and, as part of the important Blasewitz district, also of importance in terms of urban development history The building at Kretschmerstrasse 18 in Dresden, OT Blasewitz, built at the end of the 19th century, appears as a characteristic historicist style villa. The two-storey building is dominated by a corner tower, a semicircular ground floor balcony with balusters and the accentuated side entrance axis. In addition, numerous decorative and structuring elements such as agraffes, fighters, pilasters and volutes enliven the fronts. As historic motifs, components and elements are mainly taken from the canon of forms of the Renaissance (corner tower with a pointed hood) and Baroque (semicircular protruding balcony with balusters). The property's status as a monument results from the testimony value for historicism. This architectural epoch, which dominated until around 1900, was characterized by the imitation of earlier styles such as Romanesque, Gothic, etc. In addition, as part of the important Blasewitz district, the striking building is of value in terms of urban development history.	09212894
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 21 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	in connection with Blasewitz of value in terms of urban development history	09213045
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 23 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	More objective and at the same time still in the tradition of historicism before 1900, neo-baroque building from the beginning of the 20th century, dominated by several additions on the ground floor and the axially structured street facade, simple but sophisticated, architecturally and artistically significant, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history The Villa Kretschmerstrasse 23 in Dresden, OT Blasewitz, which was probably built for the stocking manufacturer Katzelt, was built after 1900 (around 1910). The objectified, neo-baroque building with an approximately L-shaped floor plan has a representative facade with few, but accentuating decorative elements, in keeping with contemporary tastes. In addition, extensions, structures and the elaborate lattice windows have an invigorating effect. The striking property is important in terms of architectural history because of its testimony to the architectural development at the beginning of the 20th century between historicism and objectivity (also reform style). Buildings of the reform style were mostly limited by their creators to large, balanced and purely proportioned forms, which culminate in high, painterly moving roofs. Occasionally they were livened up with a few accentuating decorative and structural elements. In addition, the structurally demanding and aesthetically appealing building has an artistic value and, as part of the important Blasewitz district, an urban development-historical value.	09213046
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Kretschmerstrasse 25 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	one of the oldest buildings in Blasewitz, as part of the aforementioned district, significant in terms of urban development The property at Kretschmerstraße 25 in Dresden, OT Blasewitz is one of the oldest buildings in Blasewitz, probably built around 1875. The single-storey house was enriched after 1900 with an elaborate gable with large windows and expressionistic wooden ornaments. This has given it an idiosyncratic design note. As part of the important Blasewitz district, the striking building is of value in terms of urban development history.	09213047
More pictures	Realgymnasium Blasewitz: School building with a remarkable entrance portal	Kretschmerstrasse 27 (map)	1907–1908, marked 1908 (school)	A striking example of the objectified architecture after 1900 with representative, well-proportioned cubature, clear facade structure and largely completely preserved interior design, significant in terms of building history and local history as well as artistically built according to designs by Karl Emil Scherz , from 1939 "Schillerschule Blasewitz", from 1946 "Oberschule Dresden-Ost", from 1954 "Martin-Andersen-Nexö-Oberschule", 2007-2010 expanded and extensively restored, until 2008 Martin Andersen Nexö-Gymnasium , since 2010 Saxon State High School for Music Carl Maria von Weber	09212893
More pictures	Villa with garden, front yard, gate and enclosure	Lene-Glatzer-Strasse 21 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Raised seating area, path system, structure and space-creating planting and stone setting in the garden preserved, building example of early historicism, property, significant in terms of building history and garden art, as part of Blasewitz also of importance in terms of urban development history	09212828
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Lene-Glatzer-Strasse 22 (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Probably built as a simple country house, enriched with facade decorations in the last third of the 19th century, highlighted in the middle as one of the first single-storey residential buildings of Blasewitz significant in terms of urban development history	09212833
	Villa with enclosure	Lene-Glatzer-Strasse 23 (map)	1874 (villa)	One-and-a-half-story building with a flat hipped roof, and aedicle-like window architecture typical of the Neo-Renaissance, remarkable also the rusticated basement and the cornice with hanging panels, historically and artistically important, as part of Blasewitz also of importance for urban development history	09212834
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Lene-Glatzer-Strasse 25 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Country house-like, early historicist building with a veranda, the attic with a decorative top above it, late Classicist, significant in terms of architectural history, of value in terms of urban development in connection with Blasewitz	09212835
More pictures	Blue wonder: bridge	Loschwitz Bridge (map)	1891-1893 (road bridge)	Iron suspension bridge over the Elbe, important in terms of technology history, also as a distinctive and local landmark of Dresden of urban and landscape design importance	09212820
	Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 1 (map)	1886–1887 (villa)	Remarkable historicizing building in the country house style with a raised central part, protruding gables, two verandas, apart from the wooden ornaments on the gables, the eaves and the verandas, the facade is rather cautiously structured and decorated, thereby a striking contrast, historically and artistically significant, also in connection with the Forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name are of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212806
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 2 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	characteristic historical building, with the central projection with triangular gable and columns late classicistic, significant building history, in connection with the impressive street of Loschwitzer Strasse and with Blasewitz of importance for urban development history	09212810
	Enclosed with handcrafted, wrought-iron fence panels	Loschwitzer Strasse 3 (map)	around 1900 (enclosure)	Baroque design, artistically significant, also of value for the townscape (ensemble of villa properties on Loschwitzer Straße)	09212891
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 4 (map)	1901 (villa)	Representative neo-baroque residential building with rich facade decorations rare in this intensity in Dresden, the front particularly lavishly, probably built by Heino Otto, property historically and artistically significant, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Straße and Blasewitz urban development history	09212812
	Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (entity): individual monument and entity (Obj. 09213805): villa with back building as well as garden and enclosure as entity parts	Loschwitzer Strasse 5; 5a (card)	until 1875 (villa)	Garden (entity part, not an individual monument), characteristic, historical residential building, with the division of the facade into three parts. Example of the Semper-Nicolai school that was predominant in and around Dresden around 1875, as well as the Connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name is of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212811
	Villa with garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 6 (map)	1906 (villa)	with a high roof and functional facade design example of the reform style that prevailed after 1900, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse and with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212815
	Villa Erbstein; Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 7 (map)	1889 (villa)	Ornate facade, dominated by a central projectile, in the entrance area and the hall floor essential parts of the original equipment with stucco decor, painting (as decorative painting) etc., characteristic, historicist residential building, with the three-part facade example of the Semper-Nicolai prevailing in and around Dresden around 1875 -School, aesthetically demanding, architecturally and artistically significant, also in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name of landscape design and urban development history	09212813
	Double villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 12; 14 (card)	inscribed 1899 (villa)	Typical historicist building from the late 19th century, dominated by a corner tower, a side risalit including a tail gable and a wooden veranda with ornaments, significant in terms of architectural history, of importance in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse and Blasewitz in terms of urban development	09212838
	Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (entity): individual monument and entity (Obj. 09213805): villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as a entity	Loschwitzer Strasse 13 (map)	1889 (villa)	Distinctive historical residential building from the late 19th century, architect Karl Emil Scherz, valuable in terms of building history, as a former higher daughter's school, significant in terms of local history, also of importance in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212839
	Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (entity): individual monument and entity (Obj. 09213805): villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as a entity	Loschwitzer Strasse 15 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Historic clinker stone building from the end of the 19th century, historically significant, also relevant in terms of landscape design and urban development in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name	09212837
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 16 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	striking historic corner building with three risalits, eye-catching, accentuating facade decoration, significant in terms of architectural history, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Straße and with Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development history	09212738
	Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 17 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Remarkable building with a high tail gable based on the German Renaissance, as a testimony to the historicizing architecture of the late 19th century, significant in terms of building history, also of artistic importance, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name, of landscape design and urban development history	09212864
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 18 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Distinctive historic corner building with a dominating tower including a conical roof, the ground floor livened up by means of plaster ashlars and eye-catching, accentuating facade decorations, aesthetically appealing, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse street and with Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development	09212836
	Villa free life; Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa, villa garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 19 (map)	1916 (villa)	Two-storey building with a mansard roof, open staircase and side porch, with a high roof and a picturesque, functional facade design, an example of the reform style that prevailed after 1900, aesthetically appealing, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name, landscaping and of importance in terms of urban development history	09212863
	Villa Agnes: Villa	Loschwitzer Strasse 20 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse and Blasewitz with urban development history	09212742
	St. Petersburg Villa; Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex (aggregate): individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): villa with two side buildings, villa garden, garden sculpture and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 21 (map)	inscribed 1872, on the back (villa)	representative example of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule with a raised central risalit, pilaster structure, balcony template resting on pillars and columns, rich window architecture, etc., particularly important in terms of architectural history because of its exemplary character for the above-mentioned local style, in addition, with its design claim, artistically valuable and in Its shape is singular despite some analogies to other buildings at about the same time, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212862
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as aggregate part	Loschwitzer Strasse 23 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Distinctive historicizing residential building from the late 19th century, noticeable the high tail gable and the mansard roof, designed primarily in the style of the German Renaissance, historically significant, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development Concern	09212867
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 24 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse and Blasewitz with urban development history	09212866
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa and villa garden as well as enclosure as aggregate part	Loschwitzer Strasse 27 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Distinctive historicizing residential building from the late 19th century, with a highlighted central projectile, characteristic building of the Semper-Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant, property also as part of the former forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz of garden historical importance	09212868
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa with back building, villa garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 31; 31a (card)	1889 (villa), 1889 (villa garden / country house garden)	characteristic, classic villa type of the Semper-Nicolai School, which was widespread in and around Dresden after 1850, with a strictly symmetrical main facade, with the center emphasized, accents through loggias including columns and parapets, property especially important from an architectural and artistic point of view, in connection with the Waldpark- and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name of landscape design and urban development history	09212869
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa as well as garden and enclosure as aggregate parts	Loschwitzer Strasse 33 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Historic clinker stone building in particular in the style of the German or Northern European Renaissance with corner accentuation, small tower construction and other design elements, obvious, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212870
	Former educational institution for boys	Loschwitzer Strasse 34 (map)	1869 (school)	from 1864 establishment of the rural boys', teaching and education institute; Founded by Richard Pietzsch, originally a two-storey building in the country house style, significant in terms of local history, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse street and with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212776
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa as well as garden and enclosure as aggregate parts	Loschwitzer Strasse 35 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	In connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz as well as the remarkable villa district of the same name, it is of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212872
	Villa Germania: Villa with rear building (garage) and fencing	Loschwitzer Strasse 36 (map)	1871 (villa)	Striking building with elements of the Swiss house style, including flat saddle roofs, roof overhangs and fretwork, the wooden veranda is also remarkable, both architecturally and artistically, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Straße and with Blasewitz of importance for urban development	09212871
More pictures	Villa Ilgen: Villa with garden, back building and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 37 (map)	1891 (villa)	Temple-like building, accentuated by a gabled columned portico, inside rich, neo-baroque furnishings with stucco decoration and painting, the latter in this form probably unique in Dresden, apart from that historically and artistically significant, in connection with the impressive street of Loschwitzer Straße and with Blasewitz of urban development history	09212789
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 38 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Typical historical building of the late 19th century, dominated by corner extension and central projections, enlivened by ornamental frameworks and other décor, in the style of the German Renaissance, significant building history, in connection with the impressive street of Loschwitzer Straße and with Blasewitz of urban development history	09212791
	Villa with back building, garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 39 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Main house with ornate facade, dominated by a central back, side entrance, characteristic, historicist residential building, with the three-part division of the facade example of the Semper-Nicolai school that dominated in and around Dresden around 1875, historically significant, also in connection with the impressive Loschwitz street Street and with Blasewitz of importance in terms of urban development	09212793
	Villa with enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 40 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse and Blasewitz with urban development history	09212792
	Apartment house in a corner and open development	Loschwitzer Strasse 41 (map)	1894 (tenement house)	characteristic historic residential building from the end of the 19th century, corner tower, revitalization of the facades with cornices, window coverings and the small balcony on the corner, of architectural significance	09212695
	Sidonienhof: main building and ancillary building with garden and enclosure	Loschwitzer Strasse 42 (map)	around 1865 (villa), around 1865 (garden house)	The first distinctive with a tower extension, an early historic building, originally a well-known local tree nursery, significant in terms of building history and local history, in connection with the impressive Loschwitzer Strasse street and with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212734
	Residential house with side building	Loschwitzer Strasse 44 (map)	3rd quarter of the 19th century (residential building)	one of the first buildings of the 19th century, which were built outside the village center of Blasewitz, of local history	09212913
More pictures	Apartment building in open development	Loschwitzer Strasse 50 (map)	around 1895 (tenement)	with a shop area, a very representative late-founding building with a crowned corner cores and an elaborate historicizing facade, historically and artistically significant	09212680
	Apartment building in closed development	Loschwitzer Strasse 54 (map)	1898 (tenement)	with a shop zone, late historicist building in the late 19th century, built with a typical clinker stone facade, significant in terms of building history, as part of the unmistakable Schillerplatz ensemble of urban planning importance and, in connection with the important suburb of Blasewitz, of urban development history	09212719
	Apartment building in closed development	Loschwitzer Strasse 56 (map)	1898 (tenement)	With a shop zone, classic historicist building from the late 19th century, with its clear, horizontal structure, designed primarily based on the Italian Renaissance, significant in terms of building history, as part of the unmistakable Schillerplatz ensemble of urban planning importance and, in connection with the important suburb of Blasewitz, of urban development history	09212720
	Apartment building in closed development	Loschwitzer Strasse 58 (map)	marked 1898 (tenement house)	with a shop area, representative, characteristic residential building around 1900, with stylized elements of historicism, such as the entrance designed as a »Renaissance portal«, and Art Nouveau, such as oval windows and skylights with curved muntins and animal leaf tendrils frieze, historically and artistically significant, also as part of the unmistakable Schillerplatz ensemble of urban development importance and, in connection with the important suburb of Blasewitz, of urban development history	09212721
	Individual monument and aggregate (Obj. 09213805): Villa with ancillary building (once a coach house and coachman's apartment), covered gate and pergola, villa garden, garden terrace, fountain with plastic and fencing	Lothringer Weg 1 (map)	1873–1874 (villa), around 1890 (fountain sculpture)	The garden extends over two parcels, one of the most impressive properties in Blasewitz, villa buildings historicizing and extremely representative, with the characteristic tripartite division of the Semper-Nicolai school and steep mansard roof as well as bay windows and tower dome designs that are reminiscent of the French Renaissance, accentuated by numerous architectural decorations and ornaments , spacious, largely original, park-like garden with pathways, structure-forming planting, garden terrace, water basin, sculptures, etc., significant evidence of villa architecture in the second half of the 19th century, also with artistic or garden artistic value, garden forms with the buildings The property is functionally and creatively an inseparable unit (also a unit of monument value), relates to the villa by connecting the pathways and arranging the balustrade, the remarkable garden terrace bil in the eastern part The design counterbalance to the assembly of villa and outbuildings, property part of the unique and green design demanding Blasewitz forest park and villa complex, consequently also significant in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212748
	Individual monument and entity (Obj. 09213805): rental villa, villa garden and enclosure	Lothringer Weg 3 (map)	Late 19th century (rental villa)	Historic clinker ashlar building, especially in the style of the German or Northern European Renaissance, with a gabled, bay-like corner extension, tower-shaped risalite on the main front, architraved window frames, apex stones and other design elements, historically significant, in connection with the forest park and villa complex of Blasewitz and the eponymous villa complex Remarkable residential area of ​​importance in terms of landscape design and urban development history	09212865
	Apartment house in a corner and open development	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1890 (tenement)	Historicist building, visibly simplified, but as part of Neugruna, especially important as a corner building in terms of urban development history	09213093
	Rental villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 5 (map)	1903–1904 (rental villa)	representative residential building from the beginning of the 20th century, facades lavishly decorated with elements of the late Art Nouveau, architectural evidence of its time, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history, with neighboring houses a striking row of middle-class quarters	09212989
	Rental villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 7 (map)	1900–1901 (rental villa)	representative residential building around 1900, simplified, but still significant as part of Neugruna in terms of urban development history, with neighboring houses a striking row of middle-class quarters	09212988
	Rental villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 9 (map)	1902–1903 (rental villa)	representative residential building from the beginning of the 20th century, simplified, but still an architectural testimony of its time, structurally valuable, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history, with neighboring houses a striking row of middle-class quarters	09212987
	Rental villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 11 (map)	marked 1900 (rental villa)	representative historicist residential building around 1900, dominant side elevation, reminiscent of the bathroom architecture of the time, architectural testimony of its time, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history, with neighboring houses a striking row of middle-class quarters	09212986
	Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 16 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Historicist residential building from the Wilhelminian era, simplified, significant in terms of urban development as part of Neugruna	09212984
	Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 18 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Classic, conspicuous design of the reform architecture after 1900, strict, reduced structure with a high roof, accentuating decorative and structural elements, relief on the street side, of architectural and artistic value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212982
	Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 19 (map)	late 19th century (villa)	Typical building of its time with historical half-timbering, probably one of the older houses on the street, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212983
	Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 20 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	still single-storey historicist residential building in the quarter, with the steep mansard roof and its dormers partly built in the style of the French classic, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212980
	Villa with corner arbor and fence	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 23 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	Characteristic suburban residential building of the Wilhelminian style for medium-sized businesses, accentuated by restrained but at the same time appealing facade design, example of a rather simple, but delicately decorated, historic building, historically valuable, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212979
	villa	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 26 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	striking historical building, noticeable the accentuated central axis with jewelry attachment, somewhat simplified, nevertheless a characteristic architectural testimony of its time, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development history	09212971
	Villa Frieda: Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 30 (map)	around 1895 (villa)	characteristic suburban residential building of the Wilhelminian era for the middle class, accentuated by restrained, but at the same time appealing historic facade design, illustrated with the nearby, simultaneously created villa buildings Ludwig-Hartmann-Straße 32 and Polenzstraße 27 using the example of a rather simple, sensitively decorated and stylistically similar type the Diversity of historicist architecture, in addition, with the buildings mentioned, a striking ensemble within the former suburb of Neugruna (later joined Blasewitz), significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09212970
	Villa Renata: Villa with enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 32 (map)	1895 (villa)	characteristic suburban residential building of the Wilhelminian style for the middle class, accented by wooden veranda with ornaments and restrained, but at the same time appealing, historic facade design, conspicuous the jambre painting, illustrated with the nearby, simultaneously created villa buildings Ludwig-Hartmann-Straße 30 and Polenzstraße 27 using the example of a rather simple, sensitively decorated and stylistically similar type, the diversity of historicism architecture, in addition, with the buildings mentioned, a striking ensemble within the former suburb of Neugruna (later to Blasewitz), significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09212969
	Rental villa with remains of the enclosure	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 36 (map)	around 1910 (rental villa)	Residential buildings of early objectivity at the beginning of the 20th century, high roof, emphasized center, almost unadorned, only the mirror surfaces under the windows enlivening, historically of value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212960
	Production and administration building (formerly) with a representative, typical of the time façade, with the portal highlighted in terms of design	Ludwig-Hartmann-Strasse 45 (map)	1900 (factory building)	Significant in terms of building history and industrial history	09212945
More pictures	Tenement house with fencing in a corner and open development	Maystrasse 1 (map)	around 1895 (tenement)	Wilhelminian style building of historicism, still preserved with most of the details, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09213768
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 3 (map)	around 1885 (rental villa)	characteristic building of early historicism, striking and typical the open, two-storey veranda with fretwork, based on the Swiss house style, original hallway and staircase furnishings with painting as decorative painting, of architectural and artistic value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development	09213034
	Villa Alice: Villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 4 (map)	1882 (villa)	Representative historicist building with a raised and artistically emphasized center, symmetrically designed, the elaborate facades eclectic, based on various style models, historically and artistically significant, also one of the most elaborate villas in Neugruna, as part of this district of urban development value	09213032
More pictures	Villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 5 (map)	around 1885 (villa)	Distinctive historicizing building with a rear tower extension, architecturally and artistically significant, as part of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development history	09213033
	Rental villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 6 (map)	1926 (rental villa)	characteristic, traditionally designed building around 1925, animated by expressionist and art deco elements, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09213031
	Villa with rear annex (remise) on the south-eastern property line, pavilion and fencing	Maystrasse 8; 8a (card)	1884 (villa)	representative building with an accentuating tower (reminiscent of Goetheallee 57 and Kyawstraße 37), partly symmetrically designed, very elaborate clinker-sandstone facade of historicism, historically and artistically significant, also one of the most elaborate villas in Neugruna, of architectural history and artistic Worth, as part of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development history	09213029
More pictures	Rental villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 11 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (rental villa)	historic building, simplified, yet a characteristic architectural testimony of its time, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09213030
	Residential house with enclosure	Maystrasse 17 (map)	E. 19th century (villa)	The villa-like plastered construction, creative accents set the window frames, the side wooden veranda and the rear tower structure, typical and exemplary example of the development of Neugruna, significant in terms of urban development	09213017
	Villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 21 (map)	1895 (villa)	stylistically still the so-called. Round-arch style building, historically of value, one of the older in the quarter, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history The single-storey building Maystrasse 21 in Dresden, OT Neugruna with basement and raised central section is one of the older houses in the area of ​​Neugruna (which later came to Blasewitz), which is so important in terms of urban development. The so-called stylistically. Arch-style building was erected in 1895. As a result, as a testimony to the development of architecture at the end of the 19th century, despite some later changes, it is also of architectural value. Maystrasse 21 is one of the few single-storey buildings in the district. In terms of type, it is comparable to Villa Glaser, Bergstrasse 23, probably the best preserved example of this type, and Nordstrasse 12 in the Radeberger Vorstadt. Maystrasse 21 has a certain rarity value.	09213025
	Villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 30 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Located on the corner, the accentuating rooftop that once existed there removed, porch on pillars, exit above, one of the oldest buildings in the district, building as part of Neugruna significant in terms of urban development history	09212978
	Rental villa with enclosure	Maystrasse 34 (map)	A. 20th century (rental villa)	Construction of the reform architecture after 1900, high, almost unadorned gable facing the street, probably simplified, yet vivid, of architectural value, as part of Neugruna important in terms of urban development history	09212977
	Villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 4 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	A building characteristic of the reform style in the first quarter of the 20th century, objectified, with a hipped roof or tent roof, enlivened by simple design elements such as folding shutters and lattice windows as well as a few, but accentuating jewelry, dominated by a street-side extension with an exit, especially significant in terms of building history, mostly new white facade and loft extension, ingredients of the post-reunification era, also of relevance to urban development in connection with Blasewitz	09212824
	Rental villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 9 (map)	around 1900 (rental villa)	Historicist residential building, with the division of the facade into three parts, example of the Semper-Nicolai School that dominated in and around Dresden around 1875, significant in terms of building history, and also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212822
	Villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 10 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	Representative historical building around 1900 or older, especially with Gothic forms, fish-bubbles or two-piece loggias, as well as the Renaissance, entrance alludes to seat niche portals, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history Villa of the graphic artist Bruno Gimpel , who committed suicide here in 1943 after harassment by the Nazis because of his Jewish origins	09212823
	Villa Ehnthold: Villa with rear building (garage), pavilion and enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 11 (map)	1905 (villa)	With a high roof and functional facade design, an example of the reform style that prevailed after 1900, dominated by the street-side gable, whose regular half-timbering was inspired by the English country house style, significant in terms of building history and also of importance for urban development in connection with Blasewitz	09212826
	Villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 14 (map)	around 1875 (villa)	Striking country house-like building with elements of the Swiss house style, including roof overhangs and fretwork, also remarkable is the wooden veranda, architecturally and artistically significant, in connection with Blasewitz of urban development history	09212821
	Rental villa with garden and enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 18 (map)	around 1895 (rental villa)	with the trisection of its somewhat reduced facade example of the Semper-Nicolai-School that predominated in and around Dresden around 1875, significant in terms of building history, the original corridor and staircase painting (as decorative painting) definitely art-historically valuable, property also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212831
	Rental villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 19 (map)	after 1905 (rental villa)	with a high roof and sparingly used decorative and structural elements example of the reform architecture that prevailed after 1900, significant in terms of building history, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212855
	Rental villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 20 (map)	1892–1893 (rental villa)	Example of a representative Blasewitz / Striesener residential building from the late 19th century, historicizing, special type with lateral loggias on three floors, architectural and urban development history, also artistically significant, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz urban development history	09212856
	Villa with outbuildings and fencing	Mendelssohnallee 24 (map)	1873 (villa)	Blasewitz residential building with unmistakable design, striking the loggia to the garden and the steep mansard roof, historicizing building with French and Italian influences, historically and artistically significant as well as singular in its form, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history	09212854
	Villa with enclosure	Mendelssohnallee 26 (map)	after 1913 (villa)	one of the remarkable examples of the reform style after 1900, with a staggered structure, objectively and concentratedly designed, varying, individual window formats, architecturally and artistically significant, also of importance in connection with Blasewitz in terms of urban development history Once with a swimming pool in the basement, after 1945 private practice of the Dresden physiotherapist Charlotte Kehling	09213769
More pictures	Villa with tower, garden, fountain, fence and gate	Mendelssohnallee 34 (map)	1896–1897 (villa)	Extremely representative, historicizing building, inside rich furnishings, including remarkable hall hall, property today used as a school, significant architectural, artistic and local history, also singular in this form, in connection with Blasewitz of urban development history Garden by Max Bertram, built by Karl Emil Scherz in the neo-renaissance style for Adolf Rothermundt , seat of the municipal conservatory from 1945, college for music from 1952, since 2004 Saxon state high school for music Carl Maria von Weber , renovated 2007–2008	09212851

Web links

Commons : Cultural heritage monuments in Blasewitz  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of monuments of the state of Saxony
• Cultural monuments on the Dresden themed city map
• Blasewitz on dresdner-stadtteile.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Monument protection areas on the Dresden themed city map

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