List of cultural monuments in Eutin

In the list of cultural monuments in Eutin , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Eutin (Ostholstein district) and its districts are listed (as of 2017).

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
38338	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 1, Plöner Strasse 15	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gymnasium	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gymnasium with several school buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries; former school for scholars and citizens, 1831–1833, architect Heinrich Nikolaus Börm, with extension after 1900 and side wing from 1956, architect Hanns Rietschel; in front of the main portal bronze bust of Johann Heinrich Voss, 1883, created by Thäger; Former boys' school from 1876 with a rear wing that was built later
38200	At the rose garden 13	CF Janus trading company	CF Janus trading company; 1867–1868, builder Carl Dietrich Jacob Janus; representative front building with shop area as well as rear courtyard with half-timbered annex, gazebo and courtyard paving
34338	Am Schlossgarten 4, 9, Am Schlossgarten	Eutin building yard	Former farm yard of the Eutin Castle; dating back to the 17th century, from 1918 domain (state property); square-like courtyard with access road and several buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, group of thatched half-timbered buildings in the south, the brick tenant's house in the north
35567	Auestrasse 10, 10a, 10b	Dreiseithof Fissau	Courtyard area; 2nd half of the 19th century; older residential building with two farm buildings erected in 1920 and 1923, brick buildings with half-hipped roofs grouped as a three-sided courtyard
35099	Beuthiner Hof 4	Beuthiner Hof	Crown estate formed in 1823, settled in the late 1940s; Square-like courtyard with a half-timbered grain barn (around 1823), the tenant's house and other farm buildings from the beginning of the 20th century, old trees
39480	Braaker Strasse 14, 16	Drückhamer farm	former main house and old part of a courtyard; 18./19. Century; Fachhallenhaus from 1788 with a younger extension in brick and half-timbered cate from 1832
32937	Dodau 1	Forsthof Dodau	Forest yard established in 1805 in an isolated forest area; Building ensemble from the 19th and early 20th centuries with residential house, barn, two half-timbered outbuildings and surrounding green area as well as enclosure in the form of a hornbeam hedge
32788	Fasaneninsel 1, Fasaneninsel, Jungfernstieg 5, Jungfernstieg, Schloßgarten 1, 3, Schloßgarten, Schloßplatz 1–3, 2, 4, 5, Schloßplatz	Eutin Castle	Residential palace of the Grand Dukes of Oldenburg, formerly the Bishops of Lübeck, with inner courtyard and castle moat, forecourt and castle garden; three-storey four-wing complex of the 17th / 18th centuries Century, older in essence, significant renovation by RM Dallin 1716–27, museum since 1918; Palace forecourt with coach house, stables and cavalier's house redesigned from 1820 in a classicist style; Castle garden in the form of an English landscape garden, since 1928 with a memorial for War dead
32949	Jungfernort 2 + 6, 4 + 8, Oldenburger Landstrasse 18	Forsthof Eutin	Forest farm built around 1800 on the south bank of the Great Eutin Lake; Building ensemble from the early 19th century; Main building with stable, surrounding wall and forest garden, to the north two long row cottages for servants with associated stable buildings
32873	Kirchplatz 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Kirchplatz, Schloßstraße 2	Eutin Church	Eutin Church; Located north of the market square in the core area of ​​the historic old town, in the center the medieval brick basilica St. Michaelis, the churchyard surrounded by the pastorate (18th / 19th century), organist's house (1741) and other residential buildings that characterize the square, facade of the parish hall
32923	Königstraßenpassage 2, Markt 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7–8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 12a, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Markt, Peterstraße 2	Eutin market square	Eutin market square with memorial and surrounding buildings; dating back to the 12th century; Almost rectangular square in the center of the medieval city complex, surrounded on all sides by buildings, guest houses, residential and commercial buildings predominantly with plastered facades, some half-timbered buildings, the town hall complex in the south, the brick building of the Grand Ducal Palace in the north-west, some with ancillary buildings at the rear Square cenotaph in the form of an obelisk
37045	Lübecker Strasse 4	Residential and commercial building with storage	Residential and commercial building with storage; small two-storey half-timbered house with brick facade, in the core probably 18th century; three-storey storage building with flat saddle roof in the courtyard, 2nd half of the 19th century
39281	Plöner Strasse	Evangelical cemetery	Protestant cemetery; Core area 1783–1786; Design and execution by Daniel Rastedt; laid out on a rectangular surface and surrounded by linden trees, main crossroads with a chapel in the center, burial of important Eutin personalities, brick enclosure
32956	Robert-Schade-Strasse 20, 22, 24	Eutin tax office	Eutin tax office with two associated civil servants' houses; 1925-1926; symmetrical square with a recessed, broad administrative building in the center and two flanking single-storey residential buildings, brick buildings, Homeland security architecture with expressionist influences
39490	Stolbergstrasse 12	So-called. Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 12	Adelshof Stolbergstrasse 12; around 1835; Late classical building ensemble grouped around a small courtyard with a recessed two-storey brick house and two small half-timbered ancillary buildings
39527	Stolbergstrasse 16	Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 16	Former Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 16; around 1775; An ensemble of brick buildings with hipped roofs grouped around a small courtyard, each consisting of a two-storey residential building, two single-storey ancillary buildings from 1817 and the street-side fence
39536	Stolbergstrasse 18	Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 18	Former Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 18; 2nd half of the 18th century; Courtyard with a recessed, three-wing residential building with a classical plastered facade ("Rastleben House"), half-timbered ancillary building with a gable and a mansard roof (Remise) and street-side fence
39487	Stolbergstrasse 6	So-called. Kapitelhof Stolbergstrasse 6	Adelshof Stolbergstrasse 6; 18./19. Century; Closed courtyard with a two-storey residential building set far back with an extension, elongated outbuilding in the south and a small brick shed in the north, as well as courtyard paving and fencing, the entire complex designed based on the Kapitelhöfe in the north of Stolbergstrasse
39489	Stolbergstrasse 8, 8-10, 10	Stolberghaus	Stolberghaus; late 18th century, essentially older; Palais-like, two-storey residential building in the style of a three-wing complex including older predecessor buildings, street front with central projections in brick, at the rear two single-storey half-timbered ancillary buildings from the 18th / 19th centuries. Jhs. with mansard or hipped roof
39434	Weberhain	Weberhain	Weberhain; 1890; Former oak grove with old trees, a curved system of paths and a small decorative area with a monument to Carl Maria von Weber
36208	Wilhelmstrasse 2	Eutin water tower with green area	Eutin water tower with former jewelry area; 1909/1910, Carl Francke; 39 meter high water tower with brick facade in a historic design, associated green area with field stone enclosure, entrance stairs, historic ornamental shrubs and peace oak
39482	To Ukleisee 15	Hunting pavilion with lumber	Lustschlösschen with surrounding gardens and parks; 2nd half of the 18th century, hunting pavilion from 1776, architect Georg Greggenhofer, builder Prince-Bishop Friedrich August; Late baroque ensemble of a single-storey timber-framed half-timbered building and associated pleasure wood for hunting parties of the Eutiner court, horticultural design including a row of linden trees and angler's bridge

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
32935	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, Peterstrasse 30	Street line Albert-Mahlstedt-Straße 11–21 and Peterstraße 30	Series of seven apartment buildings; 1870 to 80; two-storey, mostly eaves-standing plastered buildings in closed and half-open buildings with historicist-late classicist facade design
38489	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 25, 29, 29a, 31, 33, 35, 35a	Street line Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 25–35a	Series of seven apartment buildings; approx. 1870 to 1900; Two-storey, mostly eaves and plastered structures in closed and half-open buildings, historicist facades partly with late classicist forms
32938	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 42	Street line Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 30-38, 42	Series of six apartment buildings; approx. 1860 to 1890; Two-storey, eaves-standing and plastered buildings in open development, facade designs in late classicist and historicist forms
32939	Bahnhofstrasse 10, 12, 14, 16, 18	Street line Bahnhofstrasse 10-18	Series of five apartment buildings; around 1880/90; Two-storey, eaves-mounted plastered buildings in closed and half-open buildings, historicist facades with late classicist elements
32951	Baurat-Klücher-Weg, Lübecker Straße 17, 19, 21	Assembly group Lübecker Straße 17, 19, 21	Former St. Georg Hospital with ancillary building and former courtyard entrance as well as two neighboring residential buildings; 2nd half of the 18th century to the early 19th century; two-storey, eaves-standing buildings, brick facades in late baroque and classicist forms, the residential houses mainly half-timbered buildings; single-storey outbuilding in the courtyard of the St. Georg Hospital, 2nd half of the 19th century.
38724	Bismarckstrasse 1, 3, 7, 9, 11, 13	Street line Bismarckstrasse 1–13	Series of six apartment buildings; 1900/1910, architects Oskar Fischer, Christian Klücher and others; Two-storey plastered buildings in open development with pitched and hipped roofs, villas and country houses
32947	Bismarckstrasse 16, 18, 20	Residential buildings Bismarckstrasse 16, 18, 20	Series of three apartment buildings; 1911; Architect Oskar Fischer; Gabled, single-storey country houses in open development with saddle or mansard roof, plastered facades with gable framework, fences with arches
38731	Böhmckersweg 1, 2, 3	Residential buildings Böhmckersweg 1, 2, 3	Row of three houses for "Mr. Böhmcker and Comrades"; 1902–1903, executed by Hinrich Steenbock; One to two-story, gable-facing plastered buildings at the transition between late historicism and Art Nouveau, villa and country house-like, in open development with historical lattice fencing, closed urban situation
37412	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Strasse 9, 11, 13, 15, 17	Residential houses Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Strasse 9, 11, 13, 15, 17	Series of five apartment buildings; 1910-1912; Architects Oskar Fischer and Albert Klücher; Single-storey plastered gable buildings in open development, typical rural house-like buildings with a similar formal and stylistic design
38802	Holstenweg 2, 4, 5	Houses at Holstenweg 2, 4, 5	Assembly of three apartment buildings; around 1920/30; One- and two-storey brick buildings with saddle or hipped roof, quarry stone plinths, sophisticated facades with expressionistic details, quarry stone enclosures
39067	Lübecker Landstrasse 8, 10	Residential buildings Lübecker Landstrasse 8, 10	Two apartment buildings; around 1900/1905; Single-storey country house-like residential buildings in open development, facades in the style of late historicism
32875	Lübecker Strasse 1, Markt 18, Stolbergstrasse 1, 3, 5, 5a, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19	Street line Stolbergstrasse (west side)	Row of town houses; 18./19. Century, in the core partly also older; two-storey, mostly eaves-standing half-timbered buildings in dense development, the street facades partly in brick, mostly with business use on the ground floors, closed urban situation
32952	Lübecker Strasse 38, 40, 42	Street line Lübecker Strasse 38, 40, 42	Row of three residential and commercial buildings; 2. H. 18. to beginning. 19th century; two-storey half-timbered buildings with street-side brick facades in a similar formal design, flat projecting, three-storey central projections with triangular gables
39138	Oldenburger Landstrasse 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9a, 10, 11	Residential buildings at Oldenburger Landstrasse 4–11	Series of apartment buildings; 1903 to 1912; Architects Oskar Fischer, Christian Klücher, Heidenreich + Weichel u. a .; One to two-storey, representative city villas in open development, mainly plastered buildings, closed urban situation
34505	Plöner Strasse 20, 22, 24–26, 28	Residential and commercial buildings at Plöner Strasse 20–28	Row of four residential and commercial buildings; 1873 to 1911; Two to three-storey residential buildings in closed and half-open buildings, representatively designed facades, mostly plastered, some with commercial use on the ground floor
32953	Plöner Strasse 50, 52, 54, 56	Street line Plöner Strasse 50–56	Series of four apartment buildings; around 1870; Two-storey representative residential buildings with a similar formal and stylistic design, rusticated plaster facades in late classical forms, closed urban situation
32954	Plöner Strasse 62, 64, 66, 68, 72, 74, 76, 76a, 78, 80	Street row Plöner Straße 62–80	Series of ten villas and apartment buildings; last third of the 19th century; Two-storey representative residential buildings in open development, façades mostly plastered, late classicist forms, closed urban situation, some with historical fences
32955	Riemannstrasse 94, 96	Residential houses at Riemannstrasse 94, 96	Two neighboring houses; around 1910, architect Christian Klücher; Single-storey, country house-like plastered buildings, gable-independent or with a gabled side elevation to the street, extended roofs, facade design typical of the time, open development
32936	Vossplatz 2, 4	Assembly group Vossplatz 2, 4	Two residential and commercial buildings; 18th century; Half-timbered buildings in open development with two-storey street-side facades in brick or plaster, with attached dwelling houses
32969	Vossplatz 5, 7, 9	Assembly group Vossplatz 5, 7, 9	Former inn “Voßeck” and two neighboring houses; 18th century; One to two-storey buildings in half-timbered construction or with a half-timbered core, facades partly solid in brick, space-forming group of buildings in open development
32970	Weidestrasse 24, 26, 28	Street line Weidestrasse 24, 26, 28	Series of three half-timbered buildings; 18./19. Century; two single storey Residential houses as well as a half-timbered house in open development, half-timbered construction, closed urban situation

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
443	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 1	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gymnasium: adjoining building
1735	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 11	Residential building
1736	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 13	Residential building
1737	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 15	Residential building
10100	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 16	Residential building	Residential building; Mid 19th century; Two-storey, eaves brick building with half-hipped roof, balcony over lion's head consoles, fence
2769	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 17	Residential building
2770	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 19	Residential building
1740	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 21	Residential building
901	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 24	Residential building
6709	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 25	Residential building
66	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 26	Residential building
1741	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 28	Albert Mahlstedt School
8953	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 29	Residential building
8954	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 29 a	Residential building
1742	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 30	Residential building
8955	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 31	Residential building
1743	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 32	Residential building
8956	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 33	Residential building
1744	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 34	Residential building
1745	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 36	Residential building
1746	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 38	Residential building
8957	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 41	Residential building
1747	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 42	Residential building
33187	Albert-Mahlstedt-Strasse 59	Residential building
33543	At the small lake 4 a	Residential building
13374	At the rose garden 1	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 19th century, essentially older; Two-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof, loft and transverse wing, main facade in brick
1748	At the rose garden 2	Residential and commercial building
13375	At the rose garden 3	Kreissparkasse	Former branch of the Oldenburgische Landesbank; 1910–1911, building officer Heinrich Breakfast; three-story, mansard hipped roof, clinker brick facade with natural stone integration, three scenic reliefs
13376	At the rose garden 6	Commercial building	Commercial building; 1899, builder Rudolph Karstadt; Two-storey plastered building with a pitched roof with dormer windows from the time of construction, historicizing facade
13377	At the rose garden 7	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 2nd half of the 18th century; two-storey half-timbered building with saddle roof, plastered gable from the beginning of the 20th century.
13379	At the rose garden 11	Residential and commercial building	Residential building; 1826; two-storey brick building with hipped roof and gabled central projectile
9575	At the rose garden 13	Residential and commercial building "Handelshaus CF Janus"	Residential and commercial building; 1867–1868, builder Carl Dietrich Jacob Janus, southern extension 1910; Three-storey plastered building with a slate pitched roof, facade design in late classicist forms, large, round-arched shop windows on the ground floor
9881	At the castle garden	Building yard: access road with cobblestones	Access road with historical cobblestones made of colored field stones
9882	Am Schloßgarten 4	Bauhof: residential building (tenant house)	Home of the landlord; probably 1836; single-storey brick building with half-hipped roof and central dwarf house
1654	Am Schloßgarten 9	Building yard: Vogtkate
1645	Am Schloßgarten 9	Bauhof: Speicher (west)
1653	Am Schloßgarten 9	Construction yard: horse stable (east)
31370	At the lake 1	Boathouse	Boat and club house; 1933–1934, architect Karl Schöning; cubic plastered building with clinker brick structure and flat hip roofs
13427	Auestrasse 10	Dreiseithof: residential building	Residential building; around 1870; Stone-faced brick building with a half-hipped roof and wide dwarf house, eaves
13426	Auestrasse 11	Old school	Old school; 19th century; Eaves red stone building with thatched full hipped roof, dwarf house, two-storey extension from the end of the 19th century.
6556	Bahnhofstrasse 2	Residential and commercial building
8952	Bahnhofstrasse 4	Residential and commercial building
13308	Bahnhofstrasse 7	Residential building	Residential building; around 1870/80; Two-storey plastered building on the eaves with a flat hipped roof and rusticated ground floor
1749	Bahnhofstrasse 10	Residential building
1750	Bahnhofstrasse 12	Residential building
1751	Bahnhofstrasse 14	Residential building
1752	Bahnhofstrasse 16	Residential building
3123	Bahnhofstrasse 17	Eutin station
1753	Bahnhofstrasse 18	Residential building
32121	Bahnhofstrasse 20	Residential building	Residential building; 1925, architect Dipl.-Ing. Wilhelm; Client Arno Horn; One-storey brick building with a high hipped roof, veranda on the ground floor, above it a dwarf house and balcony, fencing
8656	Bahnhofstrasse 26	Residential house with business	Residential building with business; 2nd half of the 19th century; two-storey brick building with plastered facade, two-axis extension with pilasters and shop on the ground floor at the end of the 19th century.
475	Bahnhofstrasse 36	Residential building	Residential building; around 1890; single-storey building with jamb and saddle, historicist plaster facade, veranda extension
32124	Bahnhofstrasse 38-40	Residential building	Residential building; 2nd half of the 19th century; Two-storey brick building with plastered facade, gabled central projection, historicist-late classicist design language
1755	Bebensundweg	Outdoor swimming pool
13357	Beuthiner Hof 4	Beuthiner Hof: half-timbered barn	Drive-through barn; around 1823; Half-timbered building with a half-hipped roof
33907	Bismarckstrasse	Pavement	Pavement; around 1910; irregularly laid paving made of colored field stones
1652	Bismarckstrasse 14	Joh.-Heinr.-Voß-Gymnasium
2538	Bismarckstrasse 16	Residential building	Residential building; 1911; Architect Oskar Fischer; Client Wilhelm Harders; One-storey plastered building on a high clinker base, standing bay, mansard roof with two floors, ornamental framework in the gable
13311	Bismarckstrasse 18	Residential building	Residential building; 1911; Architect Oskar Fischer, builder mayor Albert Mahlstedt; Single-storey plastered building on a high clinker base, saddle roof, ornamental framework in the gables, enclosure with a brick archway
10031	Bismarckstrasse 22	Residential building	Residential building; 1924, architect Janssen, client Wilhelm Harders; representative two-storey brick building, eaves with hipped roof, fencing
4812	Bismarckstrasse 24	Residential building	Residential building; 1926, architect Klücher; single-storey red stone building, expanded mansard roof with fore and central dwelling, three-dimensional facade structure, enclosure
33914	Bismarckstrasse 27	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910; One-storey plastered building with a high mansard roof, ridge-high duplex houses on both sides, street-side bay window
7990	Böhmckersweg 1	Residential building	Residential building; 1903; two-storey, villa-like plastered building with half-hipped roof, clinker brick structure and stucco details; Outbuilding with gable roof; historical lattice fencing
34424	Boehmckersweg 8	Residential building	Residential building; 1937, architect A. Runge, client Dr. med. Smelling; Two-storey red stone building under a hipped roof with single-storey extensions, high-quality architectural design with a tight structure and construction-time details (including windows, front door with skylight), bat dormers
32226	Braaker Strasse 14	Fachhallenhaus	Fachhallenhaus; 1788; Former main house of the Drückhamer farmstead, with a six-compartment hallway and two-part living area, thatched half-hipped roof, brick extension at the end of the 19th century.
13313	Bürgerstrasse 5	Citizens' Home	Home for the needy; 1908; Two-story brick building with a hipped roof, facade with stepped gables and plastered fields
1816	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Strasse 10	P. Richter house
6311	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Strasse 12	Residential building	Residential building; End of the 18th century; single-storey, eaves half-timbered building with half-hipped roof and two-storey central projection, elongated rear wing, staircase extension at the end of the 19th century.
32220	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Strasse 20	Residential building	former residential building, later cadastral office; 1934; Two-storey red stone building with a simple facade structure, hipped roof with low dormers
29261	Charlottenstrasse 4	Former poor house	Poor house of the city of Eutin; 1882; Two-storey brick building on a T-shaped floor plan with jamb and flat gable roof, corner cuboids and floor tape
2765	Dodau 1	Forsthof: residential building
2766	Dodau 1	Forsthof: barn
1672	Dodau 1	Forsthof: farm building
1674	Dodau 1	Forsthof: bakery
35230	Village street	Syringe house with inventory	Syringe house of the Fissau-Sibbersdorf volunteer fire brigade; 1909; simple, light brick building with four-storey wooden-clad hose tower, historical hand-operated pressure sprayer ("Rendsburg" model)
33193	Elisabethstrasse 47	Former lodge house of the Good Templar Order	Former lodge house of the Good Templar Order; Early 20th century; Two-storey plastered building with a hipped flat roof, central axis with entrance portal between Ionic half-columns and a relief representation of the Good Samaritan
33194	Elisabethstrasse 48	Residential building	Residential building; around 1900; Two-storey clinker brick building, hipped flat roof with dormers from the construction period, late historical design, corner turrets with reference to the urban situation
33202	Elisabethstrasse 59	Wilhelm Wisser School	School-building; Core building 1899, extension to the south-east at the beginning of the 19th century; Two-storey plastered eaves building with a flat hipped roof, strict facade structuring in late classicist forms, segmented arched windows
13439	Eutiner Strasse 2	Waldfrieden House	Former "Waldfrieden Rest Home"; 1913/14; representative two-storey plastered building, eaves with a high hipped roof and dwarf house, symmetrical facade
13437	Eutiner Strasse 15	Former sanatorium "Haus Sielbeck"	Former sanatorium; Built in 1899 for Major Joachim von Levetzow; representative two-storey building with richly structured red stone facade, late historical villa architecture with high standards, high-quality interior fittings
31295	Pheasant Island 1	Residential building	So-called. Residential building, originally probably a former farm building; Mid-19th century, remodeled in the mid-1960s; single-storey half-timbered building with thatched half-hipped roof
31296	Pheasant Island 1	Administrator house	Administrator's residence; Mid 19th century; small, single-storey half-timbered building with thatched full hipped roof
33942	Holstenweg 2	Residential building	Residential building; around 1925/30; Two-storey brick building with quarry stone plinth and fully hipped roof, bay window with balcony and side extension, expressionistic facade design, fencing
33943	Holstenweg 4	Residential building	Residential building; around 1925/30; Two-storey brick building on rubble stone base, full hipped roof, side extension, rich plastic facade structure, enclosure
33944	Holstenweg 5	Residential building	Residential building; around 1920/30; single-storey brick building with a gable-free brick structure with a high pitched roof that was extended during the construction period and a fence
32113	Ihlpool 10	Residential building	Residential building; 1773; single-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house
5505	Jahnhöhe 3	Former youth home	Former youth home; 1952-1954; Architect Richard Burmeister; Elongated, two- to three-storey red stone building on a hillside, hall with coffered ceiling on the ground floor, full hipped roof, single-storey side wing
33547	Janusstrasse 2 b	Former New Apostolic Church	Former church of the New Apostolic Congregation Eutin; 1955; Gable-independent plastered building with a saddle roof, rectangular choir in the west, pillarless hall with gallery, stepped entrance portal
31415	Janusstrasse 4	Residential building	Residential building; around 1880; Two-storey brick building with plastered facade and saddle roof, three-storey staircase tower, two-storey winter garden, historicist design language with late classicist elements, fencing
7279	Jungfernort 2 + 6	Forsthof: Long row cottage
28804	Jungfernort 2 + 6	Forsthof: Katen stable building
9512	Jungfernort 4 + 8	Forsthof: Long row cottage
28803	Jungfernort 4 + 8	Forsthof: Katen stable building
9279	Jungfernstieg	Jungfernstieg
1756	Jungfernstieg 5	Garden servant house
2872	church Square	Church of St. Michaelis with furnishings	The St. Michaelis Church was built in the 12th century in the Romanesque style.
1758	Church square 1	Organist house
1693	Church square 5	Pastorate
31859	Koenigstrasse 3	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1876; Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, facade in neo-Renaissance forms
1734	Koenigstrasse 13	former court pharmacy
32127	Koenigstrasse 14	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; in the middle of the 18th century, expanded in 1875; Two-storey brick building with a late classical plaster facade, corner position emphasized by the tower structure
1556	Königstrasse Passage 2	Former kitchen house
1754	Crete 6	Fachhallenhaus (Wichhof)	Fachhallenhaus; 1793; Two-post construction with thatched half-hipped roof
13428	Krete 12 a	Fachhalleenkate	Fachhalleenkate; 1764; Passage boards with four compartments with thatched half-hipped roof, two-post frame
13429	Crete 14	Fachhallenhaus	Fachhallenhaus; 1746; Former main house of the Mansfeldt farm, single-storey half-timbered building with thatched half-hipped roof, two-post frame
26512	Crete 16	Former specialist hall catalog	Fachhalleenkate; 17th century; Two-post construction with four shelves, thatched roof, commercial gable boarded with planks
13430	Krete 22	Fachhallenhaus	Fachhallenhaus; 1763; Former main house with sack floorboard and half-hipped roof, two-post frame
10032	Langer Koenigsberg 4	Former inn "Zur Bergquelle"	Former inn; Mid-19th century, probably older in the core; two-storey, eaves half-timbered building, saddle roof, with a single-storey rear extension
6314	Langer Koenigsberg 7	Residential building	Residential building; 1st half of the 18th century; single-storey brick building, originally half-timbered, saddle roof with ridge-high mid-rise, extended to the west
7398	Langer Koenigsberg 11	Residential building	Residential building; 1884; One to two-storey, eaves brick building with jamb under a gable roof, gabled entrance area
7399	Langer Koenigsberg 14	Residential building	Residential building; End of the 19th century; Two-storey, eaves brick building with a flat gable roof and plaster structure, gabled central axis
33556	Leonhard-Boldt-Strasse 6	Weekend house Leonhard Boldt	Studio and weekend home of the painter Leonhard Boldt ; 1933–34, architect: Alfred Schulze; Small single-storey wooden house with a hipped roof on an older, terrace-like substructure with expressionistically designed brick pillars
1760	Lübecker Strasse 1	Residential building
13321	Lübecker Strasse 2	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; around 1867; Three-storey brick building with a trapezoidal floor plan, plastered facade in representative late classicist forms, main front with a flat triangular gable
29774	Lübecker Strasse 4	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; in the core probably 18th century; small two-storey half-timbered house with brick facade, gable roof
34826	Lübecker Strasse 4	Storage	Storage; 2nd half of the 19th century; three-storey brick building with lateral passage and flat gable roof, plastered facade
1761	Lübecker Strasse 5	Residential building
1762	Lübecker Strasse 8	Residential building
1763	Lübecker Strasse 11	Residential building
32134	Lübecker Strasse 13-15	Former cinema	Former house, later cinema; 1903; Two-storey, villa-like plastered building in neo-baroque forms under a mansard hipped roof, tower-like side elevations
12448	Luebecker Strasse 14	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; in the core 18th century, facade in the middle of the 19th century; Two-storey half-timbered building with a hipped roof, plastered facade in simple late classicist forms
1764	Lübecker Strasse 17	St. George Hospital
1738	Lübecker Strasse 19	Residential building (former hostel to home)
1739	Lübecker Strasse 21	Residential building
12446	Lübecker Strasse 22	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1820, remodeled in the middle of the 19th century; Basically a two-storey half-timbered building, three storeys on the street side, with a plaster facade in late classicist forms
32138	Lübecker Strasse 24	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; at the end of the 18th century; two-storey half-timbered building with brick facade, high pitched roof, designed as a hip towards the street, small triangular gable
13324	Lübecker Strasse 27-31	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1857; Eaves, two-storey half-timbered building with a saddle roof, ten-axis brick facade with rich pilaster strips
32139	Luebecker Strasse 34	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; in the core in 1785, rebuilt around 1870; Basically a two-storey half-timbered building, a third storey added on the street side, plastered facade in late classicist forms with a flat triangular gable at the end
13325	Lübecker Strasse 36	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 17./18. Century, facade 1906; Two-storey eaves house with half-hipped roof, red stone facade with plaster structure in Art Nouveau and Neo-Baroque forms
1759	Lübecker Strasse 37-41	County house
1767	Lübecker Strasse 38	Residential and commercial building
1768	Lübecker Strasse 40	Residential and commercial building
1769	Lübecker Strasse 42	Residential and commercial building
1765	Lübecker Strasse 48	House (birthplace of Carl Maria von Weber)
7973	Malenter Landstrasse	Wilhelmsturm	The Kaiser Wilhelm Tower in Eutin is a lookout tower built in honor of the German Emperor Wilhelm I on a small hill (called "Wilhelmshöhe") at the southern tip of the Kellersee.
8617	market	Cenotaph for the fallen soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War (obelisk)
2694	Market 1	town hall
1775	Market 1	Town hall outbuilding
6302	Market 3	Residential and commercial building
13328	Market 4	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; around 1860; three-storey plastered building with a gable roof, facade with pilasters and other late classical elements
1776	Market 9	Grand Ducal Palace (Witwenpalais)
2771	Market 10	Residential and commercial building
1777	Market 11	Inn
2772	Market 13	Residential building
2773	Market 14	Residential and commercial building
1779	Market 15	Residential and commercial building
1778	Market 16	Residential and commercial building
595	Market 17	Hansa Inn
2774	Market 18	Former hotel "Stumpfe Ecke"
1796	Market 18	Former hotel (back wing Markt 18)
6303	Market 19th	Residential and commercial building
6304	Market 20	Administration building
2651	Mühlenweg 5	Windmill "Moder Grau"	Due to its elevated position, the old Eutin windmill is one of the characteristic buildings in Eutin. It is a five-story Dutch gallery mill with an octagonal base (tower) made of red brick and a thatched roof. The wings are about 22 meters long. The mill had the miller Hass built in 1850 by the mill builder Carl Friedrich Trahn (1806-1888).
13332	Oldenburger Landstrasse 4	villa	Villa; 1912; Architect and builder Oskar Fischer; single-storey, eaves brick building, high hipped roof, gabled two-storey central projectile with semicircular columned hall and balcony in front, fencing
9141	Oldenburger Landstrasse 5	villa	Villa; around 1912, designed by Oskar Fischer; Two-storey plastered building on the eaves with a fully hipped roof, facade structure by colossal pilasters, center accentuated by standing bay windows and dwarf house
9528	Oldenburger Landstrasse 7	villa
13335	Oldenburger Landstrasse 11	villa	Villa; 1903, client government councilor Ruhstrat; One-storey plastered building with a high base, jamb and gable roof, facade based on late classicist forms
24448	Oldenburger Landstrasse 12	Rettberg barracks: officers' home
28695	Oldenburger Landstrasse 18	Forsthof Eutin: main building
28696	Oldenburger Landstrasse 18	Forsthof Eutin: stable building
28697	Oldenburger Landstrasse 18	Forsthof Eutin: surrounding wall
13336	Peterstrasse 1	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; around 1900; three-storey plastered building, facade in historicist-late classicist forms, balcony
1781	Peterstrasse 7	Residential and commercial building
13339	Peterstrasse 14	Residential and commercial building	Former movie theater; 1912; Architect Oskar Fischer; representative three-storey plastered building with influences from Art Nouveau and reform architecture
2858	Peterstrasse 16	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; around 1860; Two-storey building with jamb and triangular gable, brick facade, timber-framed at the rear
13340	Peterstrasse 17	Residential and commercial building	Former bank building (savings and lending bank for the Principality of Lübeck); 1880; representative two-storey brick building in rich neo-renaissance forms
1782	Peterstrasse 30	Residential and commercial building
33905	Plöner Strasse	Cemetery chapel	Cemetery chapel; 1950s; Brick construction over quarry stone plinth with apse in the southeast, gable roof, open roof turret with bell
1783	Plöner Strasse 15	Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gymnasium: main building
1784	Plöner Strasse 15	Monument to Johann Heinrich Voss
1787	Plöner Strasse 19	Old barracks
33562	Plöner Strasse 20	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1873; Two-storey semi-detached house, brick building with stucco structure in late classicist forms, on the ground floor a shop area with shop windows in aedicular frames
13383	Plöner Strasse 24-26	Residential building	Double house; 1878; three-storey, eaves brick building with a gable roof, symmetrical plaster facade in late classicist forms, rich pilaster structure
13384	Plöner Strasse 28	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1906, client Leonhard Boldt; three-storey art nouveau building with plastered facade and decorative gables, two-storey bay windows, interior fittings from the period of construction
32119	Plöner Strasse 33	Residential building	Residential building; around 1870; Two-storey plastered building, facade design with rich stucco decoration in forms of late classicism
13385	Plöner Strasse 36	Residential building	Residential building; around 1890; three-storey brick building with a representative plastered facade in historicist forms, gable roof
13386	Plöner Strasse 42	Catholic Church of St. Mary	Catholic Church of St. Mary; 1888–1889, architect A. Bornatsch, extension 1912/1913; neo-Gothic church building in brick, tower with main portal and high pointed helmet, interior redesign in 1972/1973
13387	Plöner Strasse 48	villa	Villa; 1900; Architect Walter Martens, builder, former chief hunter Hegge; Two to three-storey plastered building, attic with ornamental framework, slate roofing, balconies
28304	Plöner Strasse 49	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910; One-storey, country house-like plastered building over clinker base, high, expanded gable roof, side entrance, bay window, enclosure
1780	Plöner Strasse 50	Residential building
9696	Plöner Strasse 51	Residential building	Home for a school principal; 1927; Two-storey brick building with a high hipped roof, strict facade structuring that emphasizes the horizontal, fencing
1788	Plöner Strasse 52	Residential building
1789	Plöner Strasse 54	Residential building
1790	Plöner Strasse 56	Residential building
2775	Plöner Strasse 62	villa
1791	Plöner Strasse 64	villa
1792	Plöner Strasse 66	villa
1793	Plöner Strasse 68	villa
10129	Plöner Strasse 73	Residential building	Residential building; around 1870; Two-storey, gable-independent plastered building with a flat gable roof, facade design based on late classicist forms
1794	Plöner Strasse 74	villa
1795	Plöner Strasse 76	villa
2776	Plöner Strasse 80	villa
33576	Plöner Strasse 122	Residential building	Residential building; 1927, client Mrs. Pastor Decker; single-storey brick building with a high pitched roof, expressionist design
10402	Prinzenholzweg 6	Residential building
13390	Riemannstrasse 2	Hellwag house	Residential building; 1781/82; Two-storey plastered building on the eaves, half-hipped roof on both sides with a central dwelling, pilaster structure
10154	Riemannstrasse 3 - 5	Residential building	Residential building; 1787/1812, rebuilt in the 19th century; single-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered house with street front in brick, dwelling houses over the two entrances
13393	Riemannstrasse 18	Residential building	Residential building; around 1820; single-storey half-timbered building with half-hipped roof, street-side gable front in brick
13394	Riemannstrasse 22	Residential building	Residential building; 1855; Two-storey, eaves brick building with hipped roof, on the upper floor partly still timber-framed
13398	Riemannstrasse 83	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910; Single-storey plastered building in open development, high pitched roof, turret attached to the side, ornamental framework in the gable
10220	Riemannstrasse 96	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910, architect Christian Klücher; One-storey, country house-like plastered building with a high pitched roof, side staircase tower, plastered corner cuboids, ornamental framework in the gable
34409	Robert-Schade-Strasse	Pavement	Pavement; around 1900; irregularly laid paving made of colored field stones
13400	Robert-Schade-Strasse 1	Residential building	Residential building; 1914; single-storey plastered building with high pitched roof, two stand bay windows, ornamental framework in the gable
10219	Robert-Schade-Strasse 2	Residential building	Residential building; 1933; One-storey brick building with a gable roof, inserted central projections on the eaves sides, decoratively designed facade with expressionist echoes
13401	Robert-Schade-Strasse 3	Residential building
10218	Robert-Schade-Strasse 5	Residential building	Residential building; early 1930s; Single-storey brick building with a gable roof, inserted central projections on the eaves sides, bay windows with protruding flat roofs on the building corners, a decoratively designed facade with expressionist echoes
12575	Robert-Schade-Strasse 7	Residential building	Residential building; 1928; Architect Alfred Schulze; One-storey brick building with a mansard hipped roof, street side bay window with attic balcony in front of a gabled dwarf house
13402	Robert-Schade-Strasse 13	Pensioners' clubhouse	Multi-party residential building; 1929; Architect Alfred Schulze; Angular building made of red stones, two-storey, main facade with two gabled houses and a connecting structure on the eaves, east side on the eaves, three dormers with stepped gables
7975	Robert-Schade-Strasse 20	Official residence
7974	Robert-Schade-Strasse 22	Tax office
7976	Robert-Schade-Strasse 24	Official residence
35098	Round Königsberg 8	Residential building	Residential building; 1934; Architect Karl Schöning; single-storey house with high hipped roof, plaster facade with clinker brick structure
9499	Castle garden	Gate house
942	Castle garden	Monopteros ("Sun Temple")
943	Castle garden	Tufa house ("weaver temple")
944	Castle garden	Sea temple
9502	Castle garden	Big waterfall
9505	Castle garden	Flora statue
9276	Castle garden	cenotaph
28424	Castle garden	Chinese arch bridge
29605	Castle garden	Ice cellar
30251	Castle garden	sundial
9500	Castle garden 1	New Holland House
941	Castle garden 3	Orangery
29598	Schlossplatz	Palace Square
613	Schlossplatz 1/3	Marstall (Ostholstein Museum)
881	Schlossplatz 2	Remise (Eutin State Library)
939	Schlossplatz 4	Kavaliershaus (Eutin State Library)
685	Schlossplatz 5	lock	The four-wing complex emerged from a medieval castle and was expanded into a residence over several centuries. The castle was originally owned by the Lübeck prince-bishops, later it became the summer residence of the Dukes of Oldenburg. The castle was inhabited regularly until the 20th century, and most of the interior has been preserved to the present day. Today the castle houses a museum and is open to the public during the summer months. The former baroque garden was transformed into a landscape park in the 18th and 19th centuries, which is the annual venue for the Eutin Festival.
9497	Schlossplatz 5	Inventory of Eutin Castle
612	Schlossplatz 5	Castle Bridge
38828	Schlossplatz 5	"Eutin Castle Monkeys"	Eutin castle monkeys; around 1896; Client Grand Duke Nikolaus Friedrich Peter; two stone sculptures in the shape of seated baboons based on ancient Egyptian models
13403	Schlossstrasse 1	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 18./19. Century; two-storey half-timbered house with shop on the ground floor, brick gable front, half-hipped roof with dwarf houses and dormers.
13405	Schlossstrasse 9	Former city school	Former city school; 1836; Two-storey brick eaves house with rusticated plaster structure, middle section three-storey
13404	Schlossstrasse 11	Superintendent	Superintendent; in the core of the 18th century; two-storey brick building with mansard roof, eaves, three-storey central projection
32126	Schlossstrasse 13	Pastorate	Pastorate; 1911; Architect Oskar Fischer; Two-storey red stone building in the style of homeland security architecture, mansard roof, balcony on the ground floor, dwelling with a curved gable
34832	Seestrasse 1 a	Ev.-Luth. Friedenskirche with equipment	Ev.-Luth. Friedenskirche; 1971–1973, architect Otto Andersen; So-called Nurdach church without side walls, the gable sides completely glazed, free-standing bell tower, equipment from the construction period
9184	Sielbecker Landstrasse 65	Residential house with studio
2777	Stolbergstrasse 1	Hansa Inn
1797	Stolbergstrasse 2	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century, older in essence; two-storey half-timbered building with hipped roof, street front and ground floor on the south side in brick, one-storey half-timbered annex
1798	Stolbergstrasse 3	Residential and commercial building
1799	Stolbergstrasse 4	Residential building	Residential building; in the core 17th century, facade middle 19th century; Two-storey half-timbered building with a full hipped roof, plaster facade in late classicist forms
1800	Stolbergstrasse 5	Residential and commercial building
1802	Stolbergstrasse 6	Residential building
1803	Stolbergstrasse 7	Residential building
39488	Stolbergstrasse 8-10	Stolberghaus	Stolberghaus; late 18th century, essentially older, architect Peter Richter; Two-storey three-wing building with hipped roofs, open to the rear, partly in half-timbered construction, street front in brick, central projection with gate entrance
1805	Stolbergstrasse 9	Residential building
1806	Stolbergstrasse 11	Residential building
1807	Stolbergstrasse 12	Residential building	Residential house with Kapitelhof
1808	Stolbergstrasse 13	Residential and commercial building
1809	Stolbergstrasse 14	Former chapter yard	Residential building; Middle of the 19th century, older in essence; Two-storey, gable-independent residential building with half-hipped roof, mainly half-timbered construction, street front in brick
1363	Stolbergstrasse 15	Residential building
1811	Stolbergstrasse 16	Residential building	Residential building; around 1775; Two-storey brick building with a hipped roof, stone-faced, broad structure with strictly symmetrical facade structure, single-storey rear with mansard and attached dwelling
1810	Stolbergstrasse 17	Residential building
1362	Stolbergstrasse 18	"Haus Rastleben" residential building	Rastleben House; 1752, changed around 1800; One-storey three-wing system in the manner of a small mansion, the main building structure standing on the eaves with a two-storey central projection on three axes each, classical plastered facade, hipped roofs.
1812	Stolbergstrasse 19	Residential building
1813	Teichstrasse	Fachhalleenkate
10104	Vahldiekstrasse	Pavement	Pavement; early 20th century; irregularly laid paving made of colored field stones (granite)
34425	Vahldiekstrasse 1	Residential building	Residential building; 1905; Client geometer Stephan; Designed by H. Steenbock; single-storey house with plastered facade and richly structured roof landscape, round corner tower, two-storey side elevation, ornamental framework, lattice fencing
13407	Vahldiekstrasse 7	Residential building	Residential building; 1929; Eaves, single-storey building with gable roof and three-sided bay window, richly designed clinker brick facade with two-dimensional ornamentation
13408	Vahldiekstrasse 12	Residential building	Residential building; around 1924; Architect Janssen; representative two-storey plastered building, eaves with hipped roof, enclosure
314	Vossplatz 2	Residential and commercial building
2779	Vossplatz 4	Residential and commercial building
1548	Vossplatz 5	Residential and commercial building
1815	Vossplatz 7	Residential building
1298	Vossplatz 9	former Gasthaus "Voßeck"
13409	Waldstrasse 1	villa	Villa; around 1880/85; Two-storey brick building with a slate roof, yellow brick facade with decorative friezes set off in red, numerous details from the construction period, winter garden
13420	Waldstrasse 6	Former Biedermann villa	Villa; around 1900, client Dr. Richard Biedermann; representative two-storey villa with plastered facade, based on classicist forms
34426	Waldstrasse 6-10	enclosure	Enclosure on the property of the former Biedermann Villa; around 1900; Lattice fields between plastered pillars with spherical attachments
1757	Weberhain	Carl-Maria-von-Weber monument
13422	Weidestrasse 12	Residential building	Residential building; around 1830; Two-storey brick building with a hipped roof, on the street side a wide and flat gabled dwarf house
13423	Weidestrasse 24	Residential building	Residential building; in the core around 1765, remodeling in the middle of the 19th century; single-storey half-timbered building with two ridge-high dwelling houses, tiled hipped roof
2780	Wilhelmstrasse 2	Water tower	It was built in 1909 at the highest point in the city. At the same time the waterworks on Deefstieg (formerly Diebstieg) was built.
13438	To the Ukleisee	New forester's house in Wüstenfelde	Residential and farm buildings; 1938; Elongated, single-storey brick building with thatched half-hipped roof, dormers, transverse passage, homeland security architecture
26836	To Ukleisee 9	Residential building
2737	To Ukleisee 15	Hunting pavilion	The small hunting pavilion was commissioned by Friedrich August I, Prince-Bishop of Lübeck and Duke of Oldenburg, for his wife Ulrica Friederike. The drafts came from the Eutin court architect Georg Greggenhofer, who also directed the construction. The pavilion was built in 1776 on a hill between the Keller and Ukleisee lakes in the middle of the largely natural forest.

Parts of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
27480	Schlossstrasse 2	Facade (parish hall)	Clinker facade with relief panels; around 1970; artistically designed north facade of the parish hall with three-dimensional protruding clinker bricks and three scenic relief representations

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
13382	At the small lake	Jewish Cemetery	Jewish Cemetery; Created in 1886; small complex on the north shore of the Kleiner Eutiner See with gate and eight family graves
20920	At the forest	Hof Rachut: southern access avenue (Linden)	Southern access avenue to the Rachut farm; created around 1900; Linden trees without a capping horizon
9278	Pheasant Island	Pheasant Island	The Pheasant Island is one of the two islands in the south of the Great Lake Eutin. The island is about 150 × 200 meters. From the 9th century on, the Pheasant Island was the location of a Wendish castle, which was named "Utin" and was the center of the Gau of the same name. The castle was connected to the bank by a bridge.
13435	Oldenburger Landstrasse	Green area with memorial stone "Heimburgs Ruh"	Green area with memorial stone; Mid 19th century; Monument made of boulders with the inscription "Heimburgs Ruh" for the chief forest master August Friedrich Paul von Heimburg, with surrounding green area in the manner of a grove
28802	Oldenburger Landstrasse 18	Forsthof Eutin: Forest garden
13381	Plöner Strasse	Evangelical cemetery	Protestant cemetery; 1783-1786; Design and execution by Daniel Rastedt; Rectangular area with crossroads and rows of linden trees, graves of important Eutinian personalities, brick enclosure
940	Castle garden	Castle garden	The Eutin Palace Garden was one of the main areas for the presentation of the State Garden Show 2016 . Scope of protection: Castle garden, enclosure wall, north garden with wall, small waterfall, Kleiner Piependiek, Duvendiek, garden pond (formerly Baroque basin), Lindenbruchgraben, bridge at Großer Piependiek, bridge over Duvendiek, two bridges at small waterfall, three simple bridges, south bridge ( Schlossgrabenbrücke), park gate, north entrance, south entrance
9498	Castle garden	Kitchen garden
29602	Castle garden	Avenue of lime trees

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Eutin  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 826 kB)