List of cultural monuments in Görlitz old town, A – K

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In the list of cultural monuments in Görlitz-Altstadt, A – K , all cultural monuments of Görlitz's old town are recorded that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until November 2017 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments) and whose street names begin with the corresponding first letters. The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Görlitz .

List of cultural monuments in Görlitz old town, A – K

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	At the museum (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of urban history and the appearance of the street (Annengasse, Apothekergasse, Bäckerstraße, Bei der Peterskirche, Breite Straße, Brüderstraße, Büttnerstraße, Demianiplatz, Elisabethstraße, Fischmarkt, Fischmarktstraße, Fleischerstraße, Hainwald, handicrafts, Helle Gasse, Hotherstraße, Jüdenstraße, Karpfengrund, Klosterplatz, Klosterstraße, Kränzelstrasse, Krebsgasse, Krischelstrasse, Langenstrasse, Neißstrasse, Nikolaistrasse, Nonnenstrasse, Obermarkt, Peterstrasse, Plattnerstrasse, Platz des 17. Juni, Rosenstrasse, Schwarze Strasse, Sporergasse, Steinstrasse, Untermarkt, Weberstrasse, Verrätergasse)	09302847
More pictures	Museum of the Natural Research Society of Görlitz	Am Museum 1 (map)	1859–1860 new building	Built for the "Ornithological Society in Görlitz", which was founded in 1811 and renamed itself in 1823 as the "Natural Research Society in Görlitz", it is of great architectural and local significance. On April 10, 1811, JG Kretzschmar founded the “Ornithological Society in Görlitz”, which on May 13, 1823 was renamed “Naturforschende Gesellschaft zu Görlitz” in order to identify the expansion of those interested by name. It is the predecessor organization of today's museum. After moving the premises several times within the city, the Natural Research Society built a museum for its collections from 1855 to 1860. In 1860 the company moved into its own house, which is now the natural history museum, and began exhibiting and lecturing. Modifications in 1901–1902 by master builder August Kämpffer (also to enlarge the collection and exhibition area) gave the house its current appearance.	09281354
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Am Museum 2 (map)	1862	The builder was Otto Dreßler, a Gürtler, who was important in terms of building history and urban planning	09281353
	All parts of the northern city fortifications, including the outer and inner city wall, the part of the city wall east of the Peterskirche to Neißstraße 12 as well as the green area in the Nikolaizwinger between Nikolaiturm and Peterskirche with floor relief, plants, retaining walls, stairs, gates, path system and fountain system	Am Nikolaigraben (map)	From approx. 1300 (outer kennel wall and inner city wall); Late Middle Ages ( Hotherbastei )	Green area 1953–1954 designed by the Görlitz horticultural director Henry Kraft with the four areas: front courtyard, perennial garden with four terraces, wall garden with Hotherbastei , fountain terrace, of importance in terms of urban history and garden art. Northern part of the city fortifications: two walls (outer and inner city wall), in between the bastion or the Zwinger, the inner wall is higher, eastern part of the city wall behind the choir of St. Peter's Church to Neißstraße 12. Description of the garden monument: History: 1953/1954 design for the public green space in the Zwinger between Nikolaiturm and Peterskirche based on a design by city gardening director Henry Kraft as part of the national structure, from 1995 renovation of the city wall and redesign of the Zwinger complex taking into account the historical structures from the 1950s Structural assets to be protected: city wall and kennel wall Entrances: via modern steel stairs and access gate from Am Nikolaigraben, portal made of quarry stone with double-leaf ornamental grille gate from Nikolaistraße, portal made of quarry stone (with new gate) separates the Nikolaizwinger into an eastern and a western area Path system: paths with a water-bound cover Horticultural buildings: seating area with retaining walls made of granite at the Hotherbastei Water elements: wall fountain made of granite at the southern end of the Nikolaizwinger Vegetation: herbaceous plantings in the entire kennel area Other protected assets: ground relief in the eastern area, terracing with granite retaining walls	09282372
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Annengasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house on Elisabethstrasse	Annengasse 3 (main address: Steinstraße 10) (map)	1845	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Belonged to Seifensieder Dobschall in 1862, building at least from 1675 to 1750 old blacksmiths and armory, then Böttcherhaus, demolished in 1845 and rebuilt around 1850. Facade changed around 1910. Original front door.	09282176
More pictures	Annenkapelle , adjoining the neighboring Annenschule on the west side, as well as the fence and the fountain with an angel, with time running through his fingers, by Veronika von Appen	Annengasse 4 (map)	1508-1512	Relic of the historical water supply, recorded as Rohrbütte on the map in 1794, of architectural, art-historical and local significance. Chapel as a monument to the piety of a rich Görlitz citizen. Unusually built by a patrician, Hans Frenzel (1563–1526). Half-length portrait of Albrecht Stieglitzer on a corbel. Inside 1503–1559 the Anne Altar by Hans Olmützer. Plastered smooth around 1900. LKD and LKG	09282185
More pictures	Annenschule and enclosure	Annengasse 4 (map)	1901/03 new building, original building 1723 to 1730	Structurally connected with the Annenkapelle, of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and the street scene. Originally built as an orphanage, neo-Gothic conversion as a school 1856–1863. 1900 demolition and new construction. Surrounded by Annengasse, Demianiplatz, Am Museum and Steinstraße. Catholic.	09282184
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Apothekergasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, with Schwibbogen to the town hall wing	Apothekergasse 1 (Brüderstraße 6) (map)	17th century	As a corner house two axes to the Brüderstraße, verifiably as a Nadlerhaus since 1675, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Schwibbogen to the town hall wing marked 1658.	09282111
	Residential building in closed development	Apothekergasse 2 (map)	17th century	Architecturally of importance, verifiable as the Nadlerhaus since 1675. Renovations in the 19th century.	09282112
	Residential building in closed development	Apothekergasse 3 (map)	18th century at its core	Architecturally important	09282113
	Residential building in closed development	Apothekergasse 4 (map)	17th century (ground floor vault); after 1717 (residential building)	Baroque facade, verifiable as Nadlerhaus in 1700 and 1725, since 1810 the house of the bookseller and editor of the “Görlitzer Anzeiger” Traugott Ferdinand Schirach, of architectural and local significance	09282114
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Apothekergasse 5 (main address: Langenstraße 1) (map)	After 1525	Renaissance portal and Gothic segmented arched window, of importance in terms of building history and house history	09282456
	Archive wing as part of the Old Town Hall (Untermarkt 6, 7, 8), with a fountain basin in the wall niche and grating	Apothekergasse 7 (map)	1534 (archive); 1st half of the 16th century (fountain); around 1900 (grid)	Building as archive wing in 1534. Erected by Wendel Roskopf , stone vat in a niche in the wall with a barricade, relic of the historical water supply, recorded on plan 1794 as a pipe vat, of architectural, artistic and socio-historical importance. The two-storey courtyard facade consists of a band of four windows over a two-arched arcade, medallions each in an arched gusset. So-called Bütte as evidence of the water supply of the population in the late Middle Ages. Lattice of the deckle niche, fine wrought iron work.	09302715
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Backerstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house of the type in closed development	Bäckerstraße 3 (map)	Around 1870	Significant in terms of building history and urban development, original front door and window	09282422
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Bäckerstraße 4 (Weberstraße 20) (map)	After 1852	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Large windows with segmental arches on the ground floor. Original windows and door. Building with a late classical style.	09282259
	Residential building with shop in closed development, corner house	Bäckerstraße 5 (Weberstraße 19) (map)	1838/39	Late classicist, with a shop, important in terms of building history and urban development. Angled corner to Weberstrasse.	09282257
More pictures	Bakers guild house, to the left in a closed building and western little house with water trough	Backerstraße 6 (map)	1838–1839 (guild house); 1844 (fountain house)	Classicist structure, parapet above the central entrance, with a gilded baker's emblem on it, a bucket as a relic of the historical water supply, a well recorded here on plan 1794, of architectural and local significance. A demolition permit from 07.11.2001 is available for the outbuildings in the courtyard, of which only remains have been received.	09282426
More pictures	Peter and Paul Church	At the Peterskirche (map)	1230 (west bar and tower substructure); 1423–1496 (ship)	Late Gothic hall church on the former castle hill, of architectural, art-historical and local significance. Evangelical Peterskirche, originally St. Peter and Paul (at the Peterskirche), main church. Mighty late Gothic hall church in a dominant location on the former castle hill above the Neisse. Building history: The late Romanesque church, which was built in the 1st third of the 13th century and first mentioned in documents in 1298, was a basilica with a western building (this has been preserved), a short three-aisled nave and an only slightly protruding transept. The square choir probably closed with a polygonal apse, as can be seen on both arms of the transept. Major structural changes in the 14th century (indulgences 1317 and 1372): construction of a new choir with a straight end (parts of the east wall with pointed arch frieze in the lower church have been preserved), on the north side of the choir a chapel (?) With the abandonment of the side apse (as a lower, filled one Space). First mention of a Georgen chapel in 1378. Efforts to establish a collegiate monastery in 1394. Today's hall church was probably started in the 1st decade of the 15th century (foundations 1407 and 1414). The oldest parts are the west bays of the outer south aisle including the south-western vestibule, which was changed on the outside after 1691, so the building (contrary to previous research) could have been designed with five aisles from the start. Laying of the foundation stone for the choir in 1423, construction management by Hans Knobloch and Hans Baumgarten. The expansion of the building site to the east at that time required extensive substructures towards the Neisse and led to the construction of a lower church, the Georgen Chapel below the choir, consecrated in 1457, vaulting only around 1461. By 1465 at the latest, the two-storey sacristy including the singing gallery on the south side of the church was completed . The surrounding walls were largely in place in 1490, the vaulting and completion of the church by Conrad Pflüger and the parlors Blasius Börer and Urban Laubanisch 1490–97. First "renovation" 1590–96. In the city fire of 1691, the roof structure of the church, the top free storeys and the spiers of the west building were destroyed and the entire facility with 36 altars and a 20 m high sacraments house destroyed. The roof structure could be renewed by 1712. The current top tower floors and helmets of the west building were not built until 1889–91. Restorations in 1835 (interior painting), 1948–61 (window tracery, lower church), 1978–81 (exterior), 1981–92 (interior in the version from 1500, furnishings). Floor plan: five-aisled hall church. The middle three aisles with seven bays of different lengths, the three eastern ones form the choir with three staggered apses. The two outer aisles, shortened, of different lengths, end in the west of the north aisle in a chapel to the side of the west building, which is thereby included in the complex. On the south aisle there are chapels between the buttresses. Exterior: The only part of the late Romanesque church that has been preserved is the two-storey west building, made of plastered quarry stone masonry, with two three-storey tower octogons. The wall surfaces are structured by pilaster strips and slightly ogival friezes made of sandstone, the round-arched twin windows are framed by ogive arches (clearly separated from them). The neo-Gothic tower upper floors and helmets in the style of the 14th century, made of concrete blocks on sight. In front of the west side is the magnificent west portal made of sandstone, on a high plinth, with four-tiered column walls, slightly pointed archivolts with rich ornamentation and steep eyelashes, renewed in 1595/96 by Jonas Rosskopf and Melchior Kuntze in alignment with the late Romanesque complex - a remarkable example of the implementation of Romanesque motifs in Renaissance forms. The broadly projecting nave, structured by buttresses, made of plastered quarry stone masonry with sandstone blocks. The gable roof over the three central aisles is covered with copper, in the eastern part a baroque roof turret. The two outer naves with tiled pent roofs. The ogival windows are six-lane on the north side, with fish bubble tracery, and three-lane on the south side. Here the sacristy in the eastern yokes, recognizable by the different, multi-storey window design. Portal vestibules on the north and south sides, the south-western entrance hall with an octagonal tower stump and open staircases running in opposite directions, the other two open in twin arcades on strong central columns, labeled 1543 and 1553, the vaults with curved ribs. The choir made of sandstone blocks, located above the steep slope to the Neisse, shows high, ogival windows between buttresses. The lower church forms, as it were, the basement of the choir, its windows are subordinate to those of the choir with differently designed tracery reconstructed from drawings from 1624 in the years 1951–54. Two entrances opposite each other on the north and south sides, the north walled up. Inside: one of the most important medieval churches in eastern Germany due to its size and spatial effect (72 m long, 39 m wide, 24 m high). The floor of the hall rising slightly from west to east. Slender articulated pillars support the net vault, which has no capitals, and colored cuffs at the crossings of the ribs in the main apse. The set keystones of the central nave with reliefs (life of Jesus, Pentecost, mercy seat), the ring stone understood as a "heavenly hole" surrounded by painted angels. Part of the renovation carried out in the 14th century (possibly the original northern outer wall) is the arcade wall between the inner and outer north aisles, later opened in the lower part in two ogival arcades, the former windows above being walled up to form niches. The outer aisles lower than the three inner ones, set off by smooth arched walls, the northern outer aisle with flat three-sided wall templates. In the western part of the outer aisles, the vaults with console heads. The chapels on the south aisle with galleries. The interior of the south-western vestibule is an imaginative combination of a rectangular room with a three-sided canopy, which is significant as the work of the Parler successor. To the side of the portal figural niches over wide standing areas, with hanging frieze and console heads (the associated carved figures of the titular saints Peter and Paul, around 1410, in Warsaw since 1945). Equipment: Mighty architectural altar structure made of sandstone and unpolished stucco marble by George Heermann from Dresden, inscribed on the back with 1695. High base floor with side passages, above the curved main floor with columns and pillars, high extension with split gable. Rich set of figures: On the side volutes of the base angel figures, related to the instruments of Christ's Passion depicted on the main floor, above the main cornice the evangelists, above the extension the Christian virtues. Main image of the Ascension of Christ, by a painter not known by name, based on Raphael's Transfiguration, in the predella Entombment. The iron grating of the altar is marked 1698. - Magnificent sandstone pulpit in white and gold, carried by an angel, dated 1693, with rich vegetal ornamentation, the evangelists on the basket, apostles and prophets on the wooden cover. - On the organ loft , which was expanded in 1927, the so-called "sun organ" by the imperial organ builder Eugenio Casparini , dated 1703, received the magnificent prospectus with the Zimbelstern motif by Johann Conrad Buchau from Görlitz. Under the gallery council stalls, around 1695, above the wooden council coat of arms flanked by Abundantia and Justitia. At the east end of the side aisles, three splendidly carved baroque confessionals, each with an example of repentance and penance: the one in the outer north aisle by Caspar Gottlob von Rodewitz , dated 1717, with the figures of Petrus and Magdalena, above the canopy of God the Father, two putti to the side. The confessional is covered by a painted curtain. On the confessional of the northern side apse, inscribed 1694, the kings David and Manasseh, on the same time in the southern side apse the penitent tax collector and the prodigal son. - Numerous baroque epitaphs: the most magnificent in the north aisle in memory of the town clerk Christian Moller von Mollerstein († 1714) made of alabaster, marble and sandstone, the design probably by Caspar Gottlob von Rodewitz , probably executed by Johann Matthäus Oberschall . Further epitaphs there: for the town clerk Gottfried Gerlach († 1737), dated 1741, and, in an exceptionally rich frame, for Baron Rudolph Ferdinand Silwer von Silwerstein. On the altar pillars, memorials for pastor prim. Christoph Seifert († 1702), chief pastor at the time of the reconstruction after the fire of 1691, decorated with angels and foliage, and for Christiane Luisa von Gersdorf († 1779), dated 1783. - Pastor portraits from 16. – 19. Century on the sacristy wall. - The baptistery (west yoke of the outer north aisle) delimited by a wrought iron grate made by Hans Mantler, marked 1617, on the west wall remains of a baroque painting, angels with banners. Several tombstones from the Nikolaifriedhof were placed on the north inner wall and in the basement of the tower in 1960. A glass painting on the north side, dated 1893, shows the twelve-year-old Jesus in the temple. (The bronze baptism, early 14th century, today in the National Museum in Warsaw, a late Gothic figure of Mary, probably also in Poland.) Georgenkapelle: hall-like lower church. The three apses on the east side, between which the spiral stairs leading to the choir and attic space are inserted, correspond to the end of the choir of the hall above. By setting five slender octagonal pillars in the central axis divided into four aisles, the inner two aisles with spring vaults, the outer ones with reticulated vaults over serrated rib beginners. Between the central nave and the side aisles, strong octagonal pillars, alternating with three-part pillars, reworked by Jonas Roskopf, the south-eastern one marked "IR 1590". The substructure from the east end of the previous building was included in the west wall (pointed arch frieze), on this wall remains of a wall painting, Salvator and Apostle, around 1500 (uncovered 1948). On the central pillar in front of the main apse, the fighter capital with a "round dance" of small, fully sculptural figures.	09282448
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	At the Peterskirche (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, corner house on Krebsgasse, plus outbuildings and horse stable	At Peterskirche 1 (Krebsgasse 8) (map)	16th century (residential house); 1854 (horse stable)	The latter building on Krebsgasse (without number), here on the far left as far as Kirchgasse a vaulted horse stable from 1854, of architectural and house-historical importance. Ground floor baroque portal in sandstone with segment arch. In the gusset at Bei der Peterskirche 3 is a new chute, it is parcel 310, i.e. a separate parcel.	09282449
More pictures	Residential house, development closed to the right	At Peterskirche 3 (map)	After 1525	Number 2, adjacent to the left, is an old loss, of significant architectural significance	09282450
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	At Peterskirche 4 (map)	2nd quarter of the 18th century	Architecturally important	09282451
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, corner house to Kirchgasse	At Peterskirche 5 (map)	2nd quarter of the 18th century	Core older, important in terms of building history	09282452
More pictures	Storage building, initially part of the Vogtshof, school, after 1529 stacking house for Waid ( Renthaus; Waidhaus )	At the Peterskirche 8 (map)	2nd half of the 15th century	Initially part of the Vogtshof, school, after 1529 stacking house for Waid, the oldest secular building in the city, of architectural and art historical importance From Unser Görlitz, Internet portal: “Mentioned in the city books as a 'free court' since the first half of the 12th century, it belonged to the ruler's castle, the Vogtshof. According to the old council accounts, the building still had a spacious tower until 1426 (Eberhards tower). 1447–1530 school. Burned down in 1479, on the occasion of its inscription on the gable: 'Nil actum creades, cum quid restabit agendum 1479'. After 1529 a stacking house for the cloth dye woad, rebuilt and increased for this purpose. In 1908, during construction work in the Waidhaus, 50 stonemason's marks came to light, which were dated to the 15th century, the century in which the church was built. The gables were built in 1936 according to an old woodcut from 1565 and the mid-houses were reconstructed on the same basis and according to the findings made during the renovation in 1993/94. "	09282454
More pictures	Rectory	At 9 Peterskirche (map)	Around 1550	Head building of the eastern development of the Hainwald, after the Reformation mostly the apartments of the now Protestant pastors with their families, therefore called Primariat, of architectural and local importance	09282455
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	At Peterskirche 11, 12 (map)	Around 1880	Originally the rear building of Peterstrasse 8, of architectural significance	08992224
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Broad street (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Apartment house in closed development, corner house with original corner shop	Breite Strasse 1 (Obermarkt 20) (map)	1860s	Entrance on Breite Straße in the lower part, of importance in terms of building history and urban development	09282529
	Residential house in closed development with a shop from the late 19th century	Breite Strasse 2 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282531
	Apartment building in closed development, with shop with original front	Breite Strasse 3 (map)	Marked 1891	Clinker brick, important in terms of building history and urban development. Falls out of the street in terms of height and design.	09282532
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Breite Strasse 4 (map)	2nd quarter of the 19th century	Architecturally important. In the core, definitely older High, narrow windows, stately format.	09282533
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 5 (map)	Marked 1735	The building consists of a left three-axis house with a raised central axis and a two-axis house, which is important in terms of architectural history. Raised central axis with triangular gable. Facade stucco. Asymmetrical portal position and original front door.	09282534
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 6 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09285417
More pictures	Municipal school	Breite Straße 7 (main address: Langenstraße 23) (map)	1846	Stately classical building, with three wings enclosing a small courtyard, of architectural and local significance. Large structure, classical forms with some neo-Gothic elements. Original windows from the late 19th century.	09282477
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house	Breite Straße 8 (main address: Langenstraße 30) (map)	Around 1905	Architecturally and urbanistically important, Art Nouveau decor	09282484
	Apartment building in closed development	Breite Strasse 9 (map)	Around 1900	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09301646
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 10 (map)	Core 18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282326
	Apartment building in closed development, with shops with original fronts	Breite Strasse 11 (map)	3rd quarter of the 19th century	Elaborately structured plastered facade, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Rustic blocks. Plaster ornamentation on the upper floors.	09282537
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Straße 12 (map)	16th century (core)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Core 16th century, increased in the 19th century. Original front door.	09285418
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house	Breite Strasse 13a (Hugo-Keller-Strasse 12) (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important. Beveled corner. Cornice. Original windows. Beautiful arched staircase windows. Original interior.	09282538
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house	Breite Strasse 13b (Hugo-Keller-Strasse 11) (map)	Around 1870	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Bevelled and raised corner. Plaster grooves.	09282540
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 14 (map)	Around 1830	Architecturally important. Rustic structure. Plaster grooves. Demolition permit 2008.	09282542
	Two houses in closed development	Breite Strasse 16, 17 (map)	Marked 1720	Architecturally important	09282487
	Residential building with shop in closed development, corner house	Breite Straße 18 (main address: Langenstraße 31) (map)	Marked 1720	Baroque house, historically important. The middle two axes of the facade are raised and crowned with a triangular gable. Shop installation after 1850. Inside there are still beautiful baroque stucco ceilings. Groin vaults in the hall. Front door 1st half of the 19th century.	09282486
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 20 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282545
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 21 (map)	Around 1880	Architecturally important. Smoothed facade, plaster scratches around the window.	09285611
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Straße 22 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282546
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Strasse 23 (map)	1st quarter of the 19th century	Architecturally important. Ground floor disrupted plaster grooves.	09282547
	Residential building in closed development	Breite Straße 24 (map)	1st half of the 18th century	Architecturally important	09282548
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Breite Straße 25 (map)	Around 1717	Architecturally important	09282549
	Residential building with shop in closed development, corner house	Breite Straße 26 (main address: Obermarkt 21) (map)	After 1717	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Do not load an original front. Front to the Obermarkt with only 2 upper floors, the only example of the former eaves height on the Obermarkt.	09282354
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Brüderstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, with shops with original fronts, corner house	Brüderstraße 1 (Plattnerstraße 9) (map)	16th Century	Basically renaissance and baroque, Schwibbogen to Obermarkt 33, of architectural and urban significance	09282136
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Brüderstraße 2 (map)	Renaissance core; Late 18th century (facade)	Late baroque facade, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. The core of the Renaissance, late Baroque facade with plastered mirrors.	09302517
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Brüderstraße 3 (map)	16th Century	Baroque three-part facade and baroque portal with keystone, of architectural and artistic importance. Inscription above entrance and coat of arms of Dr Julius Ernst Scholz von Schollenstern. Brauhof 1504 from two houses combined, 1665 eaves roof. Baroque renovation with a three-part facade (three axes each). Keystone from 1717. 3rd floor placed in the middle of the 19th century.	09282138
More pictures	Residential house in closed development and two rear buildings	Brüderstrasse 4 (map)	Around 1450	Renaissance facade, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Brauhof, 3rd floor set up in 1923, at that time also shop fitting. Columns on the courtyard front on the 1st floor as in Brüderstraße 10, the front building with original shop fronts from the early 20th century. Rear buildings probably overformed at the beginning of the 19th century, including older plastered layers and on the western structure to the neighboring courtyard an added portal with a round arch, possibly still Romanesque like the surrounding masonry.	09282139
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with original shop	Brüderstraße 5 (map)	After 1525	With an original shop, significant building and house history. Medieval core. Four-story narrow building. Baroque facade. 1858 reconstruction. Stucco inside.	09282140
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with Schwibbogen to the town hall wing	Brüderstraße 6 (main address: Apothekergasse 1) (map)	17th century	As a corner house two axes to the Brüderstraße, verifiably as a Nadlerhaus since 1675, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Schwibbogen to the town hall wing marked 1658.	09282111
More pictures	Schönhof ; Residential house in closed development and all outbuildings	Brüderstraße 8 (map)	Marked with 1526 (house); 1st third of the 19th century (outbuilding)	Construction by Wendel Roskopf after Brand 1525 using three old house units, went through to Fischmarkt 5, the oldest bourgeois Renaissance house in Germany with a date, of architectural and art historical importance. One of the most important early Renaissance buildings in Germany. An important urban planning solution compared to the town hall tower with a grand staircase. Corner bay to the northwest as a focal point for Brüderstraße. Portal with the year 1617, Upper Saxon building tradition. Building with a large plot depth and two pitched roofs one behind the other (ditch roof?).	09282142
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Brüderstraße 9 (map)	Late Gothic and Renaissance	Late Gothic central hall around 1480, Renaissance seat niche portal, two stucco ceilings around 1700, of architectural and art historical importance. Two eaves roofs with a ditch in between.	09282143
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstrasse 10 (map)	Rebuilt as a Renaissance house after a fire in 1520	Renaissance portal from the collapsed house at Peterstrasse 11, on the upper floor the “ancient column” from 1570 with the coat of arms of the Moller von Mollstain family, of architectural and art historical importance. Renaissance portal around 1530. Between two windows on the first floor there is a column decorated with leaves, women's heads, angels and Ionic capitals. Above, nicely drawn console with the Möller von Möllstain coat of arms. Baroque mansard roof. In the basement (the lowest basement level now filled in) there was once an ai cultivation (a cultivation, also an off-breeding, is an artificially created underground cavity that serves to drain water).	09282144
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstraße 11 (map)	Marked with 1547	Hall building with renaissance portal, builder Wendel Roskopf , of architectural and artistic importance. Predecessor built in 1415. The current building is an important Renaissance building, the gable was removed in the 18th century, but a mansard roof. Renaissance portal. Zwickelfelder the portal with inscription panels with monograms HS and WR, with the former house brand, with other year 1547 (HS: Hans Schmidt, WR: Wendel Roskopf). The only signed building by this renaissance master builder Hans Schmied (1522–1602). Noble family since 1575. The interior of the central hall and the Renaissance hall have been preserved.	09282145
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, corner house with frontage to Brüderstraße, with a connecting passage to Brüderstraße 13 and three candle arches to Schwarzen Gasse 3, 4	Brüderstraße 12 (main address: Schwarze Straße 5) (map)	Around 1730, core older (house); 1730 (connecting corridor)	High-quality baroque facade, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Predecessor building from the late Middle Ages. Former brewery, connected to Brüderstraße13 (also brewery) since 1730 by a stone superstructure above Schwarzen Straße. Ground floor with shop. Mansard roof and loft extensions, 2nd half of the 19th century, arched passage to Brüderstraße 11. Inside, stucco ceilings.	09282330
	Residential building in closed development (Schwarze Straße 4)	Brüderstrasse 13 (map)	16th century at its core	Late medieval core, baroque façade, passage to Schwarzen Straße is under construction, of architectural significance. Former brewery (building has been around since 1400). Segment arch on the ground floor, groin vault in the passage. Shop 2nd half of the 19th century. 1620 facade renovation. - 25.11.1999: Approval for the demolition of the courtyard extensions given.	09282147
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstrasse 14 (map)	Around 1730	Formerly a brewery that ran all the way to Fischmarktstraße 2 and was of importance in terms of building history and house history. Baroque building. The building has been standing since around 1430. Shop with segment arch over shop window 20th century.	09282148
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstraße 15 (map)	Core building 18th century	Shop with front around 1900, important in terms of building history. Formerly called the Höfchen, Brauhof until around 1670 (the building has been around since 1415). 1875 Reconstruction of the older house, facade from the 19th century over the core building from the 18th century.	09282149
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstrasse 16 (map)	Marked with 1566	Renaissance building with seat niche portal, of architectural and artistic importance. Eaves facing the street. Small Görlitz hall house with little courtyard space. Inscription on the portal with the year 1566.	09282150
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Brüderstrasse 17 (map)	Around 1650	With the shop, in the Renaissance gable from the 17th century that was preserved after the roof was turned, the old gable house reveals itself, historically important	09282151
More pictures	Schwibbogenhaus; Residential house in closed development, corner house, in addition building with passage arch and residential house to the monastery square	Brüderstraße 18 (main address: Obermarkt 34) (map)	1st half of the 16th century (house); around 1880 (residential building); older in core (connecting passage)	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Obermarkt residential building: origin possibly medieval, parts of the 1st half of the 16th century. Large structure with a late Gothic pointed archway to the monastery square, vaulted as a pointed barrel. Gable side facing the Brüderstraße with the inscription 1819, concerns the interior renovation while maintaining the surrounding walls. 1819 Renaissance gable removed and main house rebuilt. First floor two shops. Building with a passage arch and residential floors above it from 1533. Residential building facing the monastery square.	09282318
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Büttnerstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Büttnerstrasse 1 (map)	After 1717	Corner house to Langenstraße, in the fire wall to Langenstraße 43 a very wide and high pointed arch is built, which is certainly a city gate of the former city around the Untermarkt, historically important, through the gate unique in the history of the city. Renaissance building, facade to Langenstrasse changed in baroque style. Originally there were two houses with gables facing Langenstrasse. Formerly Bierhof. Portal with basket arch. Main front to Langenstrasse.	09282118
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 2 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Original construction after 1717. With pike dormers and cornices	09282119
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 3 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Beautiful cross-vaulted ground floor corridor.	09282120
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 4 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Arched ground floor corridor, Biedermeier front door.	09282121
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 5 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282122
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 6 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important, with the original front door	09282123
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 7 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Beautiful cross-vaulted hallway to the garden. Original front door.	09282124
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 8 (map)	After 1717	Groin vaults in the entrance hall over three bays and painted wooden beam ceiling on the 1st floor, of architectural and art historical importance	09282125
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 9 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. 18th century mansard roof	09282126
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 10 (map)	Marked 1726	Inscription "CBD1776", arched portal, mansard roof, of architectural significance	09282127
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 11 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282128
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 12 (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important. Previous building after 1717. Quite large house for Handwerkerstrasse. Stucco decoration in ribbons. Charming Biedermeier renovation in the middle of the 19th century.	09282129
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 13 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282130
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 14 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Roof extensions of the 20th century. Construction marked on the keystone.	09282131
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 15 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282132
	Residential building in closed development	Büttnerstrasse 16 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282133
More pictures	City square with stairs and retaining walls with attached balustrade, wall between Kaisertrutz and theater, lanterns, green area with their paths, divisions and wooded areas, driveway and tropic at the theater as well as the sidewalks and streets surrounding the square with their fortifications, the monument to Gottlob Ludwig Demianis , the Toilets far below the theater and the tram booth in the southeast corner	Demianiplatz (map)	1850 (beginning of the square design); 1852 (outside staircase); 1862 (Demiani Monument); 1920s (public lavatory)	Until 1846, Platz was called Rademarkt, a new development after 1840, which was of artistic, urban and historical significance. Town square with stairs and supporting walls on both sides with attached balustrade, the flat wall between the Kaisertrutz and the theater made of cyclopically laid quarry stone masonry, lanterns, the driveway in various granite stones in front of the entrance of the theater and the surrounding streets and surfaces in granite and basalt from the crown of the country. The green area in its paths, divisions (with access to the theater with a turning loop as well as the sidewalks and streets surrounding the square with their fortifications) and woody stock, the monument to Gottlob Ludwig Demianis (bronze with sandstone pedestal) by Johannes Schilling (first stood on Marienplatz), the toilet house far below the theater and the tram house in the southeast corner. Demianidenkmal: bronze, with sandstone pedestal, sculptor Johannes Schilling , municipal files available, 1898 petition from many citizens and residents of the square that the outside staircase should disappear to ensure a passage for wagons from Obermarkt to Louisenstraße. Here also a plan from 1898 with a monument where it stands today, Kaiserstrutz without a tree ring. Description of the garden monument: History: Renaming of the square from Rademarkt to Demiani-Platz after the death of the 1st Lord Mayor of Görlitz Gottlob Ludwig Demiani (1786–1846) Enclosure: on the west border metal grating (approx. 60 cm high) and privet hedge, in the northeast on the staircase balustrade and retaining wall, on the east border retaining wall made of quarry stone Ground relief: terrain rising from the southwest to the northeast to the street "Grüner Graben" intercepted with a retaining wall Access: in the northeast, staircase with 11 granite steps and two stepped cheeks made of granite elements as well as two bases made of sandstone with granite covers and a cast-iron lantern each, followed by a balustrade with sandstone base and granite cover on each side and gap-set sandstone blocks with continuous, profiled granite cover, Below the stairs a square made of irregular small stone paving (basalt), on each side of the square a path area of ​​mosaic stone paving (basalt), in the axis of the stairs the turning circle of the theater driveway (main entrance) made of small stone paving (granite) with curb made of granite and sidewalk made of mosaic stone paving ( Granite), in the turning loop a round tree slice with granite border and a chestnut, as well as a rectangular island to divide the driving directions in the northeast of the theater, in the east and west of the square a curved path with a water-bound De cke and curb stones (granite) and a straight path (newly paved) in the east area with stairs (four granite stone steps) at the east end. Horticulture: in the west area under a hill an underground structure Vegetation areas: lawns and wooded areas, a hill with a flower clock Woods: on the square above the stairs four whitebeam trees and to the right and left of the square below the stairs two or three hawthorns, in the west area on Kaisertrutz wooded area with two robinia and one sycamore maple and yew trees, in the east on the street Am Graben Wooded area with yews, a linden tree, a robinia and two oaks Monument: in the east area on a small rectangular square with slate slabs, a monument with a two-step base plate, sandstone plinth and bronze figure, inscription on the plinth: “Your / Lord Mayor / GOTTLOB LUDWIG / DEMIANI. / The grateful fellow citizens. / 1862 ”, inscribed on the right side of the base:“ Model by Johannes Schilling Dresden 1861 ”, inscribed on the left side of the base:“ Gusz v. Gebr. Lenz & Heroldt Nuremberg 1862 " Equipment: circular marble element with allegorical medallions as a frieze, staircase and lanterns see point. Access, flower clock in the axis of the theater entrance, at the turning circle in front of the main entrance of the theater a post Sidewalks and streets: in the north-west sidewalk made of large pavement slabs (granite) with edges on both sides made of mosaic stone paving (basalt), to the square area finally with two rows of large pavement (basalt), to the street (large triangular square area) high curb (granite), roadside with a strip of large stone pavement (Basalt), street made of irregular large stone paving (basalt), opposite side high curb (granite) and sidewalk made of large pavement slabs (granite) with one-sided edge to the buildings made of mosaic stone paving (basalt), in the southwest pavement made of large pavement slabs (granite) with edges on both sides made of mosaic stone paving (granite), curb (granite), in the east narrow sidewalk strip made of mosaic stone paving (granite), curb (granite) Note: The stage entrance area in the northeast of the theater has been changed (underground structure with a green roof area) and disorganized parking spaces Contact line mast Original equipment of the electric tram set up in 1897	09282327
More pictures	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Demianiplatz (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential and commercial building with shops in closed development, corner house	Demianiplatz 3 (Obermarkt 11) (map)	Marked 1852	Significant in terms of building history, urban development and the street scene. Ground floor with large store openings.	09282189
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Demianiplatz 4 (map)	Around 1870	Architecturally important. Central balcony on the 1st floor. 4th floor attached. Original front door. Small shop on the ground floor with partly original front.	09282188
	Rautenkranz pub; Inn in development closed to the left	Demianiplatz 5 (map)	Around 1870	With an inner courtyard and a curved staircase, important in terms of urban planning. Facade changed around 1910, attached 4th floor. Partly original windows and original front door. Curved staircase. Balcony is missing.	09282187
	Residential house of the type in closed development, with open space on Annengasse with a comprehensive wall	Demianiplatz 7 (map)	1862/63	Representatively shaped by Ignaz Friedländer, of architectural significance. The narrow number 6 attached to the left was probably torn down in 2013. With high arched windows on the ground floor. Representative stucco in the entrance area and interiors. Marble stairs and tiles.	09282186
More pictures	Frauenturm as part of the city fortifications, with city arms on the south side	Elisabethstrasse (map)	Around 1250	Coat of arms formerly on the outer Frauentor, of importance in terms of building history, town history and shaping the townscape. Tower built during city expansion, simple cylindrical construction. Upper part late Gothic, in brick with wall panels. Tower dome with octagonal structure, changed in the Renaissance style in 1564. The town's coat of arms (sandstone) has been attached to the south side since 1856, is surrounded by stone images of Maria and Barbara, with the inscription “Invia virtuti nulla est via 1477” (heraldic panel formerly on the southern city gate).	09282183
	Elisabethstrasse; Square-like widened promenade instead of the looped city fortifications, built in classical style, with a double avenue of horse chestnuts and summer lime trees and a promenade in the middle, with lawn strips, streets and footpaths to the side	Elisabethstrasse (map)	1850–1855 (Promenade); 1862 (double avenue planted with horse chestnuts)	Significant in terms of urban history, urban planning and gardening. Until 1840 double city wall ring and city moat in the area of ​​the later Elisabethstrasse. 1843 Decision of the city council to develop the area into a promenade. In 1844 the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV elevated Görlitz to the rank of a city, in thanks to the naming of the new street after the wife of the monarch, Elisabeth. From 1850 leveling work. Since 1855, the new promenade almost got its current shape, probably the model of Berlin's Unter den Linden promenade. 1862 with a four-row avenue, planted alternately with horse chestnuts and summer linden, originally 175 trees. Already in 1864 the center of the weekly market for agricultural and horticultural products. Elisabethstraße is one of the most distinctive streets in Görlitz due to its diverse facades. Description of the garden monument: Square-like widened promenade with a centrally arranged footpath and double avenue, strips of grass to the left and right of the middle path, streets and footpaths at the edges of the square, crossing through Klosterstrasse Paths: Mittelweg with a water-bound ceiling, partly asphalt, western section asphalt, with laterally arranged channels made of basalt paving, footpaths on the buildings partly with granite slabs Alley: Double avenue (four-row avenue), partly gaps, two inner rows of horse chestnuts ( Aesculus hippocastanum ), two outer rows of summer linden ( Tilia platyphyllos ), inner and outer rows of trees offset from one another, tree slices with plaster edges Basalt edged Disruptive factor: Parking spaces with a water-bound ceiling between the rows of summer linden trees	09282979
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Elisabethstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential and commercial building in closed development, corner house on Steinstrasse	Elisabethstrasse 1 (Steinstrasse 9) (map)	After 1863	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. The previous building was a brewery, including an inscription from 1474. The building was demolished for the current one.	09282211
	Residential and commercial building in closed development with original shops on the ground floor and mezzanine	Elisabethstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1860	Flat roof with parapet, important in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door around 1860. Ground floor and 1st floor converted into a shop around 1900.	09282212
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Elisabethstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1860	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Facade coarsened with new plaster. Ground floor badly disturbed by shop burglary	09282213
	Residential house in closed development, with original shop front	Elisabethstrasse 4 (map)	Around 1860	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door.	09282214
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Elisabethstrasse 5 (map)	Around 1850	Baroque façade, of architectural and urban significance. Shop with original front. Original front door.	09282215
	Residential house with shop in closed development and rear building	Elisabethstrasse 6 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Shop front around 1890. Original front door.	09282216
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 7 (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important. Unadorned, smooth facade with original windows. Ground floor disfigured by shop break-ins.	09282217
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Elisabethstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Unadorned, smooth facade. Shop front around 1870. Original front door. House too.	09282218
	Residential house in closed development, with shops	Elisabethstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1905	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Shops with the original front. Middle bay on the 1st and 2nd floor.	09282219
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1880	Above the main cornice, a studio with a glass front, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Burglaries from the 1920s affect the neo-baroque facade decor.	09282220
	Residential house in closed development, with the original shop front from the 1920s	Elisabethstrasse 11 (map)	Around 1860	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Front door around 1900, shop front on the ground floor and 1st floor.	09282221
	House in closed development, with shop with original front	Elisabethstrasse 11a (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important. Original front door.	09282222
	Residential and office building in closed development, corner house	Elisabethstraße 12 (main address: Klosterstraße 2) (map)	1853/54 (residential and office building)	Palazzo-like building, of historical and urban importance. Palazzo-like building with many plaster grooves. According to Jecht, the collapse of the old Marstall in 1853 offered the opportunity to open the Klosterplatz to Elisabethstrasse.	09282210
More pictures	Boys middle school; Elisabeth School, on the corner of Klosterstrasse, with a passage to the fish market	Elisabethstrasse 13 (Klosterstrasse 1, Klosterplatz 16) (map)	Marked 1873	Stately building with a rich neo-renaissance facade, design: Berlin architect Cremer and Görlitzer master builder Barth, of significance in terms of architectural history, building art and shaping the plaza. Three-storey building with a flat roof. Heavy neo-renaissance forms from the Wilhelminian era. Round window. Passage: Passage area vaulted. Belt arches, pilasters with composite capitals, cranked profiles.	09282223
	Apartment building in closed development, with original shop front	Elisabethstrasse 14 (Elisabethstrasse 15) (map)	Around 1900	A building with number 15, of architectural and urban significance. With beautiful original shop fronts and “Eduard Bischoff” writing. Art Nouveau facade decoration, floral motifs. The core of the house was also around 1850.	09282224
	Tenement house with shop with original front in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 15 (map)	Around 1900	A building with no. 14, of architectural and urban significance	09282225
	Apartment building in closed development, with original shop front	Elisabethstraße 15 (main address: Elisabethstraße 14) (map)	Around 1900	A building with number 15, of architectural and urban significance. With beautiful original shop fronts and “Eduard Bischoff” writing. Art Nouveau facade decoration, floral motifs. The core of the house was also around 1850.	09282224
More pictures	Apartment building in closed development, with restaurant "Am Wochenmarkt"	Elisabethstrasse 16 (map)	1880s	Restaurant with colored leaded glass windows, of importance in terms of urban planning and local history. Restaurant "Am Wochenmarkt", original front door. With memorial plaque for Gustav von Moser .	09282227
	House in closed development, with shop with original front	Elisabethstrasse 17 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning. Entrance through the house with belt arches on consoles with ornament. Original home furnishings.	09282228
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 18 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning. Smooth facade, only three medallions with relief heads on the 3rd floor. Original front door.	09282229
	Residential house in closed development, with a historic shop front	Elisabethstrasse 19 (map)	1857	Client Dr. Klefeld, important in terms of urban planning. Original front door and window. Central balcony on the 1st and 2nd floors. Loft extensions. Shop on the right with Art Nouveau window displays.	09282230
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 20 (map)	1850s	Of importance in urban planning. Original windows with winter attachment windows and front door. First to third floors straight window canopies. Ground floor changed. The courtyard wing is not a monument as it has been largely demolished and the rest changed.	09282231
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 21 (map)	1849/50	Master shoemaker Deutsch built it as a rear building at Krischelstrasse 13, which is of importance in terms of urban development. Original front door.	09282232
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Elisabethstrasse 22 (map)	Around 1870	Façade with neo-baroque decor, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Facade with neo-baroque stucco, pilasters and original windows. Shop front and window dressing 1920s.	09282233
	Residential building in closed development	Elisabethstrasse 23 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning. Facade slightly smoothed. Original front door.	09282234
	House in closed development, with two shops with the original front	Elisabethstrasse 24 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning. Facade slightly smoothed. Original front door.	09282235
	Apartment building in closed development, with shops with original fronts	Elisabethstrasse 25 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning. Front door and house equipment. Spiral staircase. 1930s stencil painting in the entrance area.	09282236
	Residential house in closed development, corner house on Elisabethstrasse	Elisabethstraße 26 (main address: Weberstraße 12) (map)	1851	Classicist facade, important in terms of building history and urban development. Corner balcony on the 1st floor with a beautiful grid. Original front door. Small atrium. According to Lemper, Görlitz topography, the first construction of the new street completely with new apartment buildings.	09282237
	Advertising pillar	Elisabethstrasse (corner of Weberstrasse) (map)	Around 1920	Of cultural and historical importance	09281932
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Fish market (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Public toilet	Fish market (passage to Elisabethstrasse) (map)	1920s	Clinker brick, of social and historical importance	09284985
	Open-air bank building with a large gable	Fish market (passage to Elisabethstrasse) (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick construction, of local and economic importance	09284984
	Slaughterhouse side hall	Fish market (passage to Elisabethstrasse) (map)	Late 19th century	So-called clinker hall, clinker brick building, of local and economic importance	09284983
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Fischmarkt 1 (main address: Schwarze Straße 8) (map)	16th Century	Architecturally important	09285391
	Residential building in closed development	Fish market 2, 3 (map)	1860s	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original courtyard gate. Beautiful arched staircase windows. Cast iron banister.	09282431
	Residential building in closed development	Fish market 4 (map)	Around 1840	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor disturbed by shop fitting around 1920. Original courtyard gate and window. Bakers Guild House?	09282430
More pictures	Parish hall of the Baptist parish Parish hall with auditorium in closed development	Fish market 5 (map)	After 1817	Belonged to Schönhof Untermarkt and Brüderstraße 8, conversions to the brewery and malt house and for the Baptist congregation, of architectural and local significance. Central projection, left part of the house with dining club, right the hall. On the courtyard side, symmetrically developed rear front with two wings protruding at right angles. Western wing in connection with the middle house of the Schönhof property. Courtyard gate is missing. A bat dormer and two pikes. Building burned down in 1817 and shortly afterwards rebuilt as a brewing and malt house, taken over by the Baptist church in 1832 and rebuilt with parts from the 18th century. Jecht writes on p. 354 that the first letters of the ten names can be read above the exit to the fish market, which in 1832 “expanded the back building at the fish market into a contemporary brewing and malting house”.	09282428
More pictures	Girls 'Citizens' School (Community School V); music school	Fish market 6 (map)	1836-1838	Classicist building, built under Ferdinand Wilhelm Kaumann, whom Demiani commissioned with the development of the Görlitz education system, original equipment, music school since around 1950, of architectural, local and social history	09282429
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Fish market 8 (map)	1840s, core older	Originally consisting of two houses, historically important. The house may be older at its core.	09282436
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Fischmarkt 9 (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important	09282435
	Residential building in closed development	Fish market 10 (map)	1st half of the 18th century	Architecturally important. Signet keystone above the portal, marked 17 (?) 7, baroque door around 1730.	09282434
More pictures	Catholic parish school (No. VI) and gym	Fischmarkt 11, 12 (map)	1895/96	Clinker brick, drafts by government master builder Paul Schröder and master carpenter and bricklayer Adalbert Rothenburger, of architectural, local and social historical importance. Red clinker facing. Large original windows and doors. - As of 2003 at address “Fischmarkt 11/12” in the list of monuments. City Planning Director Schröder, executed by Rothenburger. According to Jecht (p. 443), an old house has been built in here, in which the town councilor of Milziz lived.	09282433
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Fischmarktstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Apartment building in closed development with shops	Fischmarktstrasse 1 (map)	Around 1885	Right store with the original front, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Ground floor clad with green tiles.	09282443
	Residential building in closed development	Fischmarktstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1850	Of importance in urban planning	09282442
	Residential building with shops in closed development, corner house	Fischmarktstraße 3 (main address: Schwarze Straße 1) (map)	Marked 1845	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor shops and shutters. Original plaque above the entrance. Original front door and modern windows.	09282440
	Residential house in closed development and right adjoining gate passage	Fischmarktstrasse 4 (map)	On the ground floor remains from the 16th century	Architecturally important. WBG wanted to tear down in 2003, according to ALK data only number 4.	09282437
	House three oaks; Residential house in closed development, corner house	Fischmarktstrasse 5 (Klosterplatz 2) (map)	Marked 1818	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Name already burned down on the previous building in 1492, 1817. Rebuilt in 1818, the baroque portal with keystone was taken over (on it, the alliance coat of arms, above the coat of arms a sandstone tablet with three oaks and the inscription: Under the oaks, burned down on July 30th 1817, built in 1818 by JGL Weider). WBG wanted to tear down in 2001.	09282331
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Fleischerstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Fleischerstraße 1 (main address: Obermarkt 31) (map)	1953/54	New building instead of two burned down baroque buildings, architect Albert Mayer, Görlitz, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Cautiously historicizing building fits in with urban development and is therefore of monumental value. Until 2009 also under Obermarkt 30 in the list of monuments. According to the Görlitz Building Regulations Office, the address Obermarkt 30 has been omitted.	09282363
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 2 (map)	1953/54	Of importance in urban planning. Until 2009 listed under Obermarkt 30, 31 / Fleischerstraße 1, 2 in the list of monuments. According to UD Görlitz, Fleischerstraße 2 is its own property. Fleischerstraße 1 see Obermarkt 30, 31. Fleischerstraße 2 also new building instead of two burned down baroque buildings, architect Albert Mayer, Görlitz. The house fits in with urban planning and is therefore of monumental value.	09282515
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Fleischerstrasse 3 (map)	After 1717	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Reshaping of the baroque facade after 1900.	09282517
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Fleischerstraße 4 (main address: Langenstraße 42) (map)	After 1717	Portal with keystone and mirror monogram, significant in terms of building history and the street scene. Remodeling in the middle of the 19th century gave the building a late Classicist character.	09282496
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 5 (map)	1726	Architecturally important. Small baroque house. 1930 dormer. Keystone with house brand.	09282519
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 6 (map)	1854	Builder tailor Lippke, medieval cellar, historically important	09282520
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 7 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important. Charming craftsman's house. Biedermeier door.	09282521
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 8 (map)	18th century	Reconstruction after fire in 1875 under Heinrich Wilhelm Holz, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Baroque basement, ground floor and 1st floor. Internal staircase and black kitchen. Plaster grooves, stucco decorations.	09282522
	Apartment building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1900	Clinker brick construction, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Stairwell colored leaded glass windows. Original windows and doors.	09282523
	Apartment house in closed development with shop, corner house	Fleischerstraße 10 (main address: Hugo-Keller-Straße 3) (map)	1890s	With a store, of importance in terms of building history, urban planning and the street scene. Clinker construction. Elevated corner. Corner balconies are missing. Original windows and front door.	09282552
	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 15 (map)	1718	Inscription panel on the south-west corner of the firewall with the date 1720. Inscription on the portal cartridge with the date 1718, of architectural significance.	09282525
	Residential house in closed development with extension on Fleischerstrasse, corner house	Fleischerstraße 17 (main address: Langenstraße 43) (map)	1719	Rich baroque facade, baroque portal with cartouche, significant in terms of building history and the street scene. Part of the building in Fleischerstraße: plaster grooves	09282497
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Fleischerstrasse 19 (map)	Around 1525	Two two-storey structures along the street, rear building from Obermarkt 32, of architectural significance. Breakthrough in Fleischerstraße to Obermarkt in 1852/53.	09282528
	Old Latin school	Gottfried-Kiesow-Platz 1 (map)	15th century	From 1529 to 1565 old Latin school, from 1573 general German boys' school, from 1565 to 1593 printing works Ambrosius Fritsch, then residential house for the church servants, the deacons of St. Peter's Church, of architectural and domestic history of importance. Originally no partition walls on the ground floor, enormous beamed ceilings. Facade changed somewhat in the 1920s.	09282710
More pictures	Four-wing system of the former Vogtshof	Gottfried-Kiesow-Platz 2 (map)	1811-1826	Structurally and locally of importance. Round-arched passage in the middle of the south wing, stairwells, basement and ground floor rooms cross-arched.	09282453
	Advertising pillar in cast concrete	Grüner Graben (corner of Hugo-Keller-Strasse) (map)	Around 1912	Of cultural and historical importance	09282569
	Apartment building in closed development	Grüner Graben 22 (map)	Around 1870	Of importance in urban planning. Facade heavily smoothed. Central Risalit.	09282565
	Residential house in closed development, house with a kink in the facade	Grüner Graben 23 (map)	1770s	Of importance in urban planning. Facade heavily smoothed. 1992 renovation.	09282502
	Apartment building in closed development	Grüner Graben 26 (map)	Around 1860	Of importance in urban planning. Classic facade structure with side projections and arched windows.	09282566
	Apartment building in closed development	Grüner Graben 27 (map)	1870s	Elaborate plastered facade with plaster structure, cartridges and garlands, of importance in terms of urban planning. Facade with side projections.	09282567
	Residential house in closed development and behind it quarry stone wall with ogival window	Grüner Graben 28 (map)	Around 1870	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Behind the house is a very old quarry stone wall with an ogival window. The two city walls ran at this point. The wall may belong to a structure between the walls or on one of the two walls.	09282568
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Hainwald (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Tenement house, to the right in a closed development	Hainwald 1 (Neißstraße 6) (map)	1847/48	First apartment building in the city, formerly for 44 parties, of architectural and local importance	09282748
	Commercial building, presumably the former rear building on Peterstraße 15	Hainwald 2 (map)	17th century	Presumably the former rear building at Peterstraße 15, historically important	09301370
	Residential building in closed development	Hainwald 7 (map)	Marked with 1533	Via portal dating, renaissance facade, building and house history of importance	09282749
	Residential building in closed development	Hainwald 8 (map)	Around 1723	Architecturally important. House possibly with older parts. Probably long side wing to Neißstraße 7. Presumably part of the former castle complex. Built in 1220 and first mentioned in 1390 as a runner and messenger house. In 1565 the stone house was built from fragments of the house made of wood and clay.	09282750
More pictures	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Craft (card)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Handwerk 1 (Weberstraße 3) (map)	16th Century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door.	09282267
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Craft 2 (card)	After 1726	Formerly the rear building of the Ameisschen house at Neißstraße 30, Baroque keystone with mirror monogram on the client CA Christian Ameis, of architectural and urban significance. In 1853, however, the passage was walled up. Before that it was a walk-through.	09282401
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 3 (card)	3rd quarter of the 18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Two bat dormers. Front door early 19th century.	09282402
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 4 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Baroque front door, two wings in a small segment arch opening. House probably added in the 19th century.	09282403
	Residential house in closed development, with courtyard wing	Craft 5 (card)	16th century and after 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Biedermeier front door, 2nd quarter of the 19th century. Common courtyard wing with number 6.	09282404
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with courtyard wing	Craft 6 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. 2 axes. Ground floor torn wide open after the middle of the 19th century by the break-in of another entrance gate. Old passage with stitch caps, probably before the 18th century.	09282405
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 7 (card)	16th Century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Renovation from 1966 connects the house with number 8; the ceiling was probably suspended in the hall. Core sure 16th century. Front door 1730/40.	09282406
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 8 (card)	16th Century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Core possibly 16th century, changed after 1726, increased in mid-19th century. Ground floor on the left, formerly an entrance with a segmented arch and a Biedermeier house door, torn out at Reko in 1966.	09282407
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 9 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. 3rd floor increased in the 19th century. Ground floor conversion and plastering probably at the same time. Ground floor probably originally the entrance on the left with a segmented lintel, on the right a higher lintel, in between was a shop with two simple windows. Front door 2nd quarter of the 19th century.	09282408
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Craft 10 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Fire in 1855 left the facade untouched. Renovation after 1855. Portal from the 2nd quarter of the 18th century.	09282409
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 11 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Construction from the middle of the 19th century, probably using the masonry of a building after the fire of 1726. On the ground floor on the right, a fairly wide, arched front door with a plastic keystone, from the construction after 1726. Facade design 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Horizontal plaster cornice in the floor and sill position of the upper floors.	09282410
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Handwerk 12 (Kränzelstraße 6) (map)	After 1726, rebuilt after 1824	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. The house has an entrance to the craft. Biedermeier door. Former folding shutters on the ground floor facing Kränzelstrasse. Rebuilt after 1824 with older parts.	09282411
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Handwerk 13 (Kränzelstraße 5) (map)	After 1726	Vaulted ceilings with baroque stucco, of architectural and house-historical importance. Badly destroyed by fire in 1726 and rebuilt. 1489 made one of three gabled houses. 1874 simplified baroque street facade.	09282413
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 14 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Eaves and roof shape from 18th century construction. Redesign of the facade after the middle of the 19th century, probably around 1860.	09282415
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 15 (card)	After 1726 core, especially the ground floor older	Increased in the middle of the 19th century, significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282416
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 16 (card)	After 1726 (older in essence)	At its core renaissance, craftsman's house, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Ground floor with gate and front door as well as plaster skin on the facade, probably around the middle of the 19th century. Front door from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century. Back building 1835	09282417
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Craft 17 (card)	After 1525	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. As number 18 rebuilt after 1726, same ledge, eaves and ridge height. From the renaissance building of the reconstruction after the fire of 1525 the ground floor zone with 6 windows and the entrance hall remained.	09282418
	Cloth Makers Guild House	Craft 18 (card)	Reconstruction after fire in 1726, core older	Hall house, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Entrance hall from the 16th century, front door in the 2nd quarter of the 19th century.	09282419
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Craft 20 (card)	After 1726 (core older)	Expansion after bomb damage, important in terms of building history and urban development. Baroque house, older core. 3 annoying roof extensions in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Stucco ceiling from 1730.	09282420
	Residential building in closed development	Craft 21 (card)	After 1726	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Changed inside.	09282421
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Craft 22 (card)	Marked 1717	Magnificent baroque house, of architectural and artistic importance	09280539
	Cross bakery; Residential house in closed development, corner house	Handwerk 23 (main address: Weberstraße 4) (map)	16th Century; Reconstruction after fire in 1726	At its core, it is renaissance, and has a significant architectural and domestic history. House three-zone. The most famous owner was Jorge the painter.	09282268
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Bright Alley (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Helle Gasse 15 (Rosenstrasse 1) (map)	Around 1928	Probably the first social housing construction, of importance in terms of urban development and social history. With a granite-framed portal.	09282116
	Residential house in closed development, corner house on Rosenstrasse	Helle Gasse 16 (map)	Around 1800	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282117
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Hotherstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Advertising pillar	Hotherstraße (opposite Neißstraße 13) (map)	Around 1920	Of cultural and historical importance	09302688
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 3 (map)	After 1813	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. 5 window axes, entrance with segmented lintel, gable roof with three pikes on top of each other. Facade restored in 1960.	09282948
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 4 (map)	After fire in 1845	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Classicist forms, ground floor wide gates with keystone and segmental lintel, eaves with console frieze. Original doors. Two pike. Reshaped in 1920s.	09282949
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 5 (map)	18th century ground floor	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original windows. Front door around 1905. Two dormers over the entire width.	09282950
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 6 (map)	18th century ground floor	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Drag dormer over the whole.	09282951
	Blue Angel; Brewery in closed development	Hotherstrasse 7 (map)	Marked 1796	Baroque facade with baroque portal, in the blown gable relief with angel, of architectural and local significance. Pike. Biedermeier front door.	09282952
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 8 (map)	18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282953
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 9 (map)	Late 16th century, rebuilt after 1691	House of a dyer-craftsman, exposed Gothic portal, painted vaulted room, of architectural and house-historical importance. House from two old houses united. Formerly two-storey.	09282954
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 10 (map)	17th century, heightening and facade in the 1840s	Building with an early modern interior, doubled up with a new facade, builder steam pressure and dyeing master Weise, of architectural and urban significance. Filigree ornamentation.	09282955
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 11 (map)	After 1691	Structurally and historically important. One of the few houses that survived the fires on Hotherstraße in 1807, 1813 and 1845. There are even vaults on the upper floor. In Archivolte Spruch in Baroque fracture: "First come to your door and then come to me." The original baroque portal was hewn out.	09282956
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 12 (map)	Around 1700	Structurally and historically important. Remnants of Renaissance plaster, painted wooden beam ceilings, vaults also on the upper floor above the entrance.	09282764
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 13 (map)	After 1691	Structurally and historically important. Ground floor with older parts. 3 gate or door openings, front door with segmented lintel. 2 pike. Reko 1992.	09282957
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 14 (map)	After 1800	Architecturally and urbanistically important, segment arched door	09282958
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 15 (map)	Around 1800	Significant in terms of building history and urban development, simple plaster panels	09282959
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 16 (map)	Around 1800	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. No separate entrance. Mansard roof with three windows.	09282960
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 17 (map)	18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor front door and a window with segmented arch.	09282961
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 18 (map)	18th century	A mansard roof with number 19, of building and house history of importance	09282962
	Residential house in development closed to the left	Hotherstrasse 19 (map)	18th century	A mansard roof with number 18, of building and house history of importance	09282963
More pictures	Turbine house as the successor to the four-wheel mill that existed from 1699 to 1928, with a Kaplan turbine and all weir systems, plus a polygonal bulwark between the river and the mill ditch, with access and pier	Hotherstrasse 21 (map)	Probably around 1699 (bulwark); after 1928 (turbine house)	Significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history. Kaplan turbine in the building that still exists today supplied electricity for electric trams, today for street lighting, formerly also number 20.	09284986
	Residential building	Hotherstrasse 25 (map)	1st half of the 18th century	Architecturally important. Old brick formats, large window arches	09282197
	Residential house in development closed to the right	Hotherstrasse 26 (map)	Around 1820	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09285385
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 27 (map)	18th century, later modified	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Facade with baroque substance. Front door on the left with segmented lintel, Biedermeier door leaf. Boarded roof structure.	09282964
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 28 (map)	18th century, later modifications	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor with vaults	09282965
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 29 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Gate with segmented lintel and small keystone. 2009 Disruptive flat roof.	09282966
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 30 (map)	After 1800	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Right front door with segmental lintel. Pike.	09282967
	Residential house in closed development and courtyard building	Hotherstrasse 31 (map)	Marked 1822, older parts	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. 2 rows of bat dormers, beautiful ground floor vaults. Detached courtyard building with 2 pikes.	09282968
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 32 (map)	18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Originally a baroque house, the upper floor was refined with plaster ornaments around 1910. Vault. Biedermeier front door.	09282969
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 33 (map)	18th century, later rebuilt	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282970
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 34 (map)	18th century, later modifications	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Front door around 1800.	09282971
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 35 (map)	18th century, later rebuilt	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Mansard floor at the end of the 19th century.	09282972
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 36 (map)	18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09285603
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 37 (map)	18th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09284999
	Residential building in closed development	Hotherstrasse 38 (map)	18th century	In 2009, only the ground floor and the wall up to the first floor remain, which are important for urban planning. Ground floor basket arch portal and plaster grooves.	09282973
	Residential house in development closed to the left	Hotherstrasse 39 (map)	First half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282974
	Golden angel; Guest house with extensions	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 1 (map)	After 1717	Structurally and locally of importance	09302591
	Residential house, built to the right of the inn, with a small extension	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 2 (map)	After 1717	Architecturally important	09282554
	Apartment house in closed development with shop, corner house	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 3 (Fleischerstrasse 10) (map)	1890s	Significant in terms of building history, urban development and the street scene. Clinker construction. Elevated corner. Corner balconies are missing. Original windows and front door.	09282552
	Apartment building in closed development	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 4 (map)	Marked with 1903	Simple facade based on Art Nouveau forms, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Ground floor plaster grooves. Original windows and front door. Belt cornices.	09282555
	Apartment building in closed development	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 5 (map)	Marked with 1903	Elaborate clinker brick construction with sandstone surrounds, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Original windows and front door.	09282556
	Apartment building in closed development	Hugo-Keller-Strasse 10a (map)	Around 1880	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Profiled window frames, original windows, front door.	09285379
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house	Hugo-Keller-Straße 11 (main address: Breite Straße 13b) (map)	Around 1870	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Bevelled and raised corner. Plaster grooves.	09282540
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house	Hugo-Keller-Straße 12 (main address: Breite Straße 13a) (map)	Around 1850	Architecturally important. Beveled corner. Cornice. Original windows. Beautiful arched staircase windows. Original interior.	09282538
	Residential house with shops in closed development, corner house, plus the attached outbuilding at Jakob-Böhme-Straße 3	Jakob-Böhme-Straße 2, 3 (main address: Weberstraße 11) (map)	Gothic, 15./16. Century (Weberstrasse 11 / Jakob – Böhme-Strasse); 18th century (Jakob – Böhme – Straße 4)	Significant in terms of building history, house history and the street scene. Cancellation 2015 Jakob-Böhme-Straße 4, outbuilding, house hardly shows any original substance. Built from a late medieval brewery. Residential house Weberstraße 11 / Jakob-Böhme-Straße 2: Portal maybe not until 1779. Shops in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Buttresses on the S side were created at this point after the demolition of the city wall in 1845. Inscription to the right of the house entrance. Gothic roof structure. Outbuilding at Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 3 and residential building at Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 4 (18th century) originally an outbuilding at Weberstrasse 11. These were certainly initially two gabled houses facing Weberstrasse, with the steep southern roof in the roof along Jakob-Böhme-Strasse had received. It was hipped forward into the new eaves roof, which now covers both of the former gabled houses on Weberstrasse.	09282276
	Residential building in closed development	Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 5 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282066
	Apartment building in closed development	Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 6 (map)	Around 1860	Façade with stylistic elements of the neo-renaissance, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Nice original windows and portals.	09282277
	Residential building in closed development	Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 7 (map)	1850s	Façade with stylistic elements of the neo-renaissance, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Before the renovation, shop on the left with the original front. Finely worked stucco moldings.	09282278
	Apartment building in closed development, corner house on Kränzelstrasse	Jakob-Böhme-Strasse 8 (map)	Around 1895	Late historical facade, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Beveled corner. Decoration with white facing bricks.	09282279
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Jüdenstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Jüdenstrasse 2 (Rosenstrasse 11) (map)	1855/56	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original windows and front door.	09280768
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 3 (map)	16th Century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Windows small and irregular.	09282739
	Residential house in closed development, with original shop front	Jüdenstrasse 4 (map)	Core 16th century (residential house); around 1850 (shop)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Probably from two old house units. Shop around 1850. Interior fittings.	09282740
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 5 (map)	After 1717	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original baroque front door. Entrance hall.	09282741
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 6 (map)	After 1717	Significant in terms of building history and urban development, the building has been very redesigned	09282742
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 7 (map)	After 1717	Significant in terms of building history and urban development, the building has been very redesigned	09282743
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 8 (map)	After 1717	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282744
	Residential building in closed development	Jüdenstrasse 11 (map)	On the ground floor remains of the 16th century	Structurally and historically important. Inscription in the keystone of the baroque portal. Facade redesigned in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Central risalit with triangular gable. WBG wanted to break off in 2001.	09282738
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Karpfengrund (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
More pictures	Residential building	Karpfengrund 1 (map)	After 1691	Two wings juxtaposed at an angle, was the rear building of Nikolaistraße 12, fountain with a figure by Gisela Mauermann 1993/1994, relic of the historical water supply, recorded on plan 1794 as Röhrbütte, building-historical value. Mansard roof, stitch caps on the ground floor.	09282712
	Residential building	Karpfengrund 3 (map)	After 1691	Formerly the rear building of Nikolaistraße 7, historically important	09282713
	Residential building, free-standing to the left, with a wall that leads to the city wall in an east-west direction	Karpfengrund 4 (map)	After 1691	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street	09282714
	Residential building in closed development	Karpfengrund 5 (map)	After 1619	Big barrel on the ground floor, of architectural significance	09282715
	Residential building in closed development	Karpfengrund 6 (map)	After 1691	Architecturally important	09282716
	Residential building in closed development	Karpfengrund 7 (map)	After 1691	Architecturally important	09282717
	Residential building in closed development	Karpfengrund 8 (map)	From the 15th century	Partly Gothic brick garments, part renaissance garments with incisions, of architectural and house history of importance	09282718
	Residential house in closed development, corner house with Schwibbogen to Vogtshof	Karpfengrund 9 (map)	After 1691	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street	09282719
	Klosterplatz around the former Franciscan monastery	Klosterplatz (map)	19th century	On the square today the monastery school, fountain erected during the redesign of the monastery square in 1905, instead of the previous cistern now an octagonal fountain basin with richly decorated wrought iron grille, plants, flowers and gargoyles on the fountain column, artistically and historically significant. When the monastery square was redesigned around 1905, an octagonal fountain basin with a richly decorated wrought iron grille was installed here instead of the previous cistern. The magnificent fountain surround testifies to the long tradition of Görlitz blacksmithing - lush iron plants and artistically forged flowers decorate the corners. The gargoyles on the fountain column are also forged.	09287184
More pictures	Ornamental fountain	Klosterplatz (map)	After 1855	Significant in terms of art and space. Granite basin with decorative wrought iron grilles.	09282152
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Klosterplatz (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	House three oaks; Residential house in closed development, corner house	Klosterplatz 2 (main address: Fischmarktstraße 5) (map)	Marked 1818	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Name already burned down on the previous building in 1492, 1817. Rebuilt in 1818, the baroque portal with keystone was taken over (on it, the alliance coat of arms, above the coat of arms a sandstone tablet with three oaks and the inscription: Under the oaks, burned down on July 30th 1817, built in 1818 by JGL Weider). WBG wanted to tear down in 2001.	09282331
	Residential building with shops	Klosterplatz 3 (map)	1840	Very wide street front, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Built by Karl August Weider from the older side building at number 2 / Fischmarktstrasse 5 with 10 shops. Solid building with rough plaster, elongated building with a Biedermeier expression. Formerly folding shutters in front of the store openings. Original front door.	09282154
	Residential house in semi-open development	Klosterplatz 4 (map)	1850s	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Plaster grooves, cornices, roofs on the windows.	09282155
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 5 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Facade plain and smooth. Original front door.	09282156
	Boys' middle school, Elisabeth school, on the corner of Klosterstrasse, with passage to the fish market	Klosterplatz 6 (main address: Elisabethstraße 13) (map)	Marked 1873	Stately building with a rich neo-renaissance facade, design: Berlin architect Cremer and Görlitzer master builder Barth, of significance in terms of architectural history, building art and shaping the plaza. Three-storey building with a flat roof. Heavy neo-renaissance forms from the Wilhelminian era. Round window. Passage: Passage area vaulted. Belt arches, pilasters with composite capitals, cranked profiles.	09282223
	Residential building with shops in closed development, corner house	Klosterplatz 7 (Klosterstrasse 3) (map)	1853/54	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door and window.	09282159
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 8 (map)	Around 1800	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Simple and smooth.	09282160
	To the Klosterstübel	Klosterplatz 9 (map)	Around 1800	With a restaurant, of importance in terms of building history and local history	09282161
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Klosterplatz 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Shop with original front. Original windows.	09282162
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 11 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. House built on a narrow floor plan. Steep gable roof.	09282163
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 12 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Simple house, gable roof.	09282164
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 13 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor with shop front.	09282165
	Residential house with shops with original fronts in closed development, corner house	Klosterplatz 14 (main address: Nonnenstraße 19) (map)	1850s	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street	09282321
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 15 (map)	1853	Builder restaurateur Hennig, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Original front door.	09282166
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 16 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Empty old shop with the original front. Original front door.	09282167
	Residential building in closed development	Klosterplatz 17 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor disfigured by brickwork. Beautiful stucco facade.	09282168
	Residential house in closed development, with shop	Klosterplatz 18 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Beautiful stucco facade, original front door.	09282169
More pictures	Monastery school	Klosterplatz 20 (map)	1854-1856	Erected above the former Franciscan monastery on a horseshoe-shaped floor plan, quarry stone building with sandstone ashlars of the buttresses, sandstone tracery, neo-Gothic in echoes of English colleges, design by Görlitz town planning officer HOW Martin under the influence of August Stühler, of architectural and local importance. Date of construction according to documents. Formerly Augusteum, old-language grammar school. School opened in 1565. Prepared future pastors, officers, lawyers, and teachers for college.	09282157
More pictures	Trinity Church ; Franciscan monastery church	Klosterplatz 21 (map)	1234	The monastery was founded here in 1234, extension in 1380, reconstruction in 1450, extension of the Barbara chapel from 1420–1450, of importance in terms of architectural, art and local history. Evangelical Dreifaltigkeitskirche or upper church, former Franciscan monastery church, Trinity church since the renovation of 1715 (Klosterplatz 21). The monastery was founded in 1234, consecrated in 1245. The Romanesque apse was replaced by the present choir in 1371–81, the Barbara chapel was added in 1420–50, connected to the northern cloister wing, and in 1508 the west gable and vault were redesigned. 1564 abolition of the monastery. High school since 1565. 1713 re-establishment of a parish, up to 1715 baroque interior design of the church. Restoration 1909–12 (and painting) and 1992. The exterior is simple, plastered quarry stone building. The elongated, three-bay choir made of ashlar and brick masonry, with a 7/12 end and buttresses, is the oldest Gothic architectural monument in Görlitz. The nave was brought into the existing shape through changes and extensions in the 15th century, completion by 1508, the western gable with late Gothic segment and keel arch panels in plastered brick masonry. Pointed arched portals on the west and north side, there with crab-studded keel arch and finial. To the west of it walled-up double portal. Long pointed arched windows in the choir and nave, some with rich tracery. Tower on the north side, the lower, square floors from the construction time of the choir, the slim, octagonal superstructure around 1500, with a steep baroque finish. On the south side to the east there is a two-storey extension, to the west the Barbara chapel. Inside: The three-bay choir with cross vaults, the ribs on capitals, which are carried by short round services on head consoles. The vault itself with rich floral decoration, dated 1910. Under the slender tracery windows there are seven pointed wall niches. On the north wall a walled up portal with curtain arch and framework, formerly the entrance to the sacristy, which was demolished in the 19th century. A richly profiled passage with a straight end on the south side. The pointed triumphal arch (towards the choir) with corner services on consoles, the beautiful capitals from the foundation building. The main nave with reticulated vaults, which develops from the half-octagonal pillars made of brick masonry that were blinded in 1508. Colored cuffs at the intersection of the vault ribs. Floral painting of the arcade arches, window niches and ribs, dated 1910. The south wall of the nave was broken open by incorporating the northern cloister wing into a side aisle with two-story arcades. Pressed cross-rib vault with rich ornamental and figurative painting in the basement, mid-15th century, the eastern yoke with a concert of angels (noteworthy due to the representation of numerous late medieval musical instruments), in the other yokes floral motifs, angels with instruments of torture and the evangelists. The upper floor opens onto the ship as a gallery. Equipment: Magnificent carved altar structure by Caspar Gottlob von Rodewitz , dated 1713. A triumphal arch-like structure with trinity, angels, putti and flower garlands supported by four pillars above the high basement. Life-size figures of Moses and John on the sides. In the main field, which is set back a little, there is a fully plastic group of mountains of olives (for the architectural structure Rodewitz could have oriented himself to elements of the Dresden Zwinger.) According to the inscription, the altar was redesigned in 1841 and 1910. - Richly carved pulpit, dated 1670. Twisted columns on the staircase, pulpit and high sound cover, with figural niches with the apostles in between. On the cover, Christ Triumphant. - On the north wall of the choir, an epitaph for the imperial count palatine and mayor of Görlitz Samuel Knorr von Rosenroth († 1720). On the south wall the former gable coronation of the northern vestibule, Christ and God the Father, attributed to Caspar Gottlob von Rodewitz , around 1715 and a small panel depicting the Last Judgment with founder, inscribed 1482. The upper church is the only Görlitz church to have preserved late Gothic inventory: choir stalls, originally for 64 monks, marked 1484, with a detailed inscription on the history of the monastery (the first row of the stalls lost in the war, only 36 seats left today, the late Gothic council stalls today in Opole, Poland). - Numerous, partly late Gothic heraldic gravestones and grave monuments inside, particularly noteworthy on the west side is an incised gravestone for Jone, son of Benesch von Duba, inscribed in 1381. Some of the gravestones from the Nikolaifriedhof. The Barbara Chapel has two bays, closed on three sides to the east and west. Rich mesh vault, the ribs partly on head consoles. Color glazing of the windows around 1910. - In the chapel, a beautiful four-winged carved altar, around 1510 (the erroneous date 1487/88 on the predella modern), stylistically close to the altars in Kamenz (Kr. Kamenz). In the middle shrine Maria with Child, on the inside of the wings reliefs with scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary (partly following Dürer's woodcuts), the outside with painted depictions of the Passion. - Lamentation group made of sandstone, inscribed HvO (Hans von Olmützer), dated 1492 (revised). Christ resting, carving around 1500. - Panel painting of the crucifixion of Christ with a donor couple, inscribed FH 1524, probably by the painter Franz Han who worked in Görlitz. In the background Jerusalem with the Holy Sepulcher in the shape of the Görlitz Holy Sepulcher (see below). The monastery building on the south side demolished in 1854.	09282158
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Klosterstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Boys' middle school, Elisabeth school, on the corner of Klosterstrasse, with passage to the fish market	Klosterstraße 1 (main address: Elisabethstraße 13) (map)	Marked 1873	Stately building with a rich neo-renaissance facade, design: Berlin architect Cremer and Görlitzer master builder Barth, of significance in terms of architectural history, building art and shaping the plaza. Three-storey building with a flat roof. Heavy neo-renaissance forms from the Wilhelminian era. Round window. Passage: Passage area vaulted. Belt arches, pilasters with composite capitals, cranked profiles.	09282223
	Residential and office building in closed development, corner house	Klosterstrasse 2 (Elisabethstrasse 12) (map)	1853/54 (residential and office building)	Palazzo-like building, of historical and urban importance. Palazzo-like building with many plaster grooves. According to Jecht, the collapse of the old Marstall in 1853 offered the opportunity to open the Klosterplatz to Elisabethstrasse.	09282210
	Residential building with shops in closed development, corner house	Klosterstraße 3 (main address: Klosterplatz 7) (map)	1853/54	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door and window.	09282159
More pictures	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Kränzelstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 1 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Plastering, facade design and roof extensions after 1850. Staircase with skylight.	09282280
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 2 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Reconstruction after the middle of the 19th century. Indoor hall.	09282281
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1870	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Probably remains from the 18th century. New building around 1870. Original windows and front door.	09282282
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 4 (map)	Around 1840	Significant in terms of building history and urban development	09282283
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Kränzelstraße 5 (main address: Handwerk 13) (map)	After 1726	Vaulted ceilings with baroque stucco, of architectural and house-historical importance. Badly destroyed by fire in 1726 and rebuilt. 1489 made one of three gabled houses. 1874 simplified baroque street facade.	09282413
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Kränzelstraße 6 (main address: Handwerk 12) (map)	After 1726, rebuilt after 1824	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. The house has an entrance to the craft. Biedermeier door. Former folding shutters on the ground floor facing Kränzelstrasse. Rebuilt after 1824 with older parts.	09282411
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 7 (map)	After 1525; after 1726	Structurally and historically important. Ground floor after the fire of 1525, Renaissance. First floor after a fire of 1726. New plastering in the 19th century. Original front door around 1800.	09282288
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 8 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Remodeling in the middle of the 19th century. Original front door.	09282289
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 9 (map)	Marked 1717	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Construction after the town fire in 1726. Portal in the soffit's soffit dated 1717. Monogram CW and 1726 in the keystone. Front door around 1850.	09282290
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Three-story, three window axes, high arched entrance.	09282291
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 11 (map)	Mid 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor almost square windows, remains from the 18th century. Plaster grooves.	09282292
	Facades of four houses as fire ruins since 1726	Kränzelstrasse 12, 13, 14, 15 (map)	16th Century	Masonry only in the street. Rear houses of Neißstraße 24/25 with medieval license plates, of architectural significance.	09282293
	To the golden apple; Residential house in closed development, corner house and Schwibbogen to Kränzelstraße 17	Kränzelstraße 16 (main address: Neißstraße 24) (map)	13-16 Century, remodeling after 1726 (house); marked 1727 (house); 1780 (Schwibbogen)	Baroque portal with blown triangular gable with three figures. Heraldic cartouche. Medieval core, baroque facade, of architectural and art historical importance. Supported by a Schwibbogen across Kränzelstraße, this was laid out in 1780. Baroque portal with blown triangular gable with three figures. Heraldic cartouche. Medieval core, constant "petrification" over the Renaissance, picture today baroque.	09282295
	Jacobi dye works; Residential house in closed development, corner house, with courtyard building of an old black dye works	Kränzelstraße 17 (Neißstraße 23) (map)	1525 (probably after Brand); 1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history, house history and local history. Several later modifications. On the corner of the front building, upstairs, a half-length portrait of two men with beer mugs. Original front door. From 1828 owner Jakobi, in the 20th century there was a laundry and steam dyeing plant, on the east gable of the courtyard building a crooked hipped roof with a large overhang, probably with an elevator, unusual old insulation with clay pegs in the roof structure.	09282297
	Residential house in closed development, with shop with original front from around 1850	Kränzelstrasse 18 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Three-storey, small craftsman's house. Original front door.	09282299
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 19 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Increase in the roof area in the middle of the 19th century. Modest craftsman's house. Biedermeier front door.	09282300
	Residential house in closed development and courtyard building as an extension of Carl Jakobi's laundry and steam dyeing works from Kränzelstrasse 17 / Neißstrasse 23 and transition to this house	Kränzelstrasse 20 (map)	Marked with 1727 (house); 1929 (outbuilding)	Structurally and locally of importance. Building after the town fire in 1726. Sandstone slab set in the middle above the ground floor with a cooper emblem and the year 1727. In the spirit of the Heimat style, based on the old rear building at Kränzelstraße 17 with a crooked hip roof to the east (and hipped roof to the west).	09282301
	Apartment building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 21 (map)	Marked 1898	Clinker brick facade in yellow and red, significant in terms of building history and urban planning	09282302
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 22 (map)	1717	House moved together with number 23 when it was reconstructed in 1967, no own front door, important in terms of building history and house history	09282303
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Kränzelstrasse 23 (map)	Marked 1717	Building moved together with number 22 during reconstruction in 1967, baroque portal with Biedermeier door, of importance in terms of building history and house history	09282304
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 24 (map)	After 1717	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after fire in 1717 or 1726 from two old buildings combined. Original front door and window.	09282305
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 25 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the fire in 1726. The plaster was renewed in the 19th century. Simple construction. Original front door.	09282306
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 26 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. It was rebuilt from 1726 to the middle of the 19th century. Masonry up to the jamb still in proportions from the 18th century. Original courtyard door.	09282307
	The golden anchor; Residential house in closed development, with house sign: Sign with "Golden anchor" on a blue background	Kränzelstrasse 27 (map)	Around 1540/1545	Arcades with vaults on the courtyard side, Renaissance portal, medieval wall paintings, of importance in terms of building history, art history and house history. Important renaissance building, grown together from two house units, still clearly recognizable in plan and facade, inside a beautiful vaulted hall. Baroque renovation. Fragments of a Gothic room painting.	09282308
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 28 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the city fire in 1726, remodeling in the third quarter of the 19th century. Behind window windows in the middle of the 19th century, windows with baroque lattice arrangement.	09282309
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 29 (map)	After 1717	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after fire of 1717. Three storeys, five window axes.	09282310
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 30 (map)	After 1717	Baroque house with a much older core, hall, in the back of the property the city wall, of architectural and urban importance. Construction after fire in 1726. First and second floors, four window axes. Indoor hall. Front door around 1850.	09282311
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 31 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the town fire in 1726. Top floor increased in 1878. Front door with two late baroque leaves, impaired by glass inserts. Four storeys on three axes. Original windows.	09282312
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 32 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Three floors, three axes. Baroque house. Portal sandstone. Original front door.	09282313
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 33 (map)	After 1726	Baroque house, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Construction after the city fire in 1726. Three floors, three axes. Original windows and front door.	09282314
	Residential building in closed development	Kränzelstrasse 34 (map)	Marked 1720	Baroque house, risalit projection with inscription: "If a poor man comes outside - think that Jesus is there with you himself.", Plus the year 1720, of architectural and urban significance. Nice baroque house. Original front door.	09282315
	Residential house in closed development, two courtyard buildings and iron garden pavilion	Kränzelstrasse 35 (map)	Inscribed with 1662 (residential house); marked 1720 (outbuilding)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Roof situation suggests the merging of two houses. Second facade around the corner. Rear exit to the Ochsenbasteizwinger, simple, molded facade. Endhaus, marked 1720 on the back. Renovation of plaster around 1920. Cast iron pavilion, according to an estimate by Anne Michel around 1850. Six load-bearing columns, a roof structure braced inside with iron struts, formerly six upper decorative arch fields with perforated ribbon and five parapet fields with tendrils with one Lyra in the middle. The roof was probably made of wooden boards.	09282316
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Krebsgasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
	Residential house in closed development, corner house and four candle arches over Krebsgasse	Krebsgasse 1, 2 (main address: Nikolaistraße 14) (map)	End of the 15th century, later reshaped	Ground floor with Gothic walls, of architectural significance. Gothic portal, Renaissance and Baroque elements. Impressive ground floor vault.	09285423
	Residential house in closed development, corner house on Krebsgasse, plus outbuildings and horse stable	Krebsgasse 8 (main address: bei der Peterskirche 1) (map)	16th century (residential house); 1854 (horse stable)	The latter building on Krebsgasse (without number), here on the far left as far as Kirchgasse a vaulted horse stable from 1854, of architectural and house-historical importance. Ground floor baroque portal in sandstone with segment arch. In the gusset at Bei der Peterskirche 3 is a new chute, it is parcel 310, i.e. a separate parcel	09282449
	Streets of the historic old town with sidewalks and granite paving	Krischelstrasse (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of the history of the city and the appearance of the streets	09302847
More pictures	Residential building	Krischelstrasse 1 (map)	1854	The end of the street leading to the fish market, originally with a restaurant on the ground floor, classicist design, of importance in terms of building history and urban development	09282246
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door and window.	09282247
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door.	09282248
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 4 (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor changed, now used as a steam bakery.	09282249
	Residential house in closed development, corner house	Krischelstrasse 5 (Weberstrasse 13) (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. The five-storey height of the street lines on Weberstrasse impaired. One of the first tenement houses in Görlitz old town (?). Late classical influence. Ground floor changed. Original front door.	09282344
	Residential building with shops in closed development, corner house	Krischelstrasse 6, 7 (map)	Around 1850 (older in essence)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Stores original. Before that there were two houses.	09282238
	House in closed development, with shop with original front	Krischelstrasse 8 (map)	1849	Builder Jacob Niems, important in terms of building history and urban development. Finely worked stucco fields on the facade. Shop 2nd half of the 19th century.	09282240
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1850 (older in essence)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original windows and front door.	09282241
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1850 (older in essence)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door.	09282242
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 11 (map)	Marked with 1847 (older in core)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Two beautiful round arches on the ground floor. Original windows and front door.	09282243
	Residential house in closed development and courtyard building	Krischelstrasse 12 (map)	Around 1850 (older in essence)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Very fine stucco moldings, medallions with heads. Original windows and front door. Newer store slump.	09282244
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 13 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	The builder was master shoemaker Deutsch, which included Elisabethstrasse 21 as the rear building, which is of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Original windows and front door. Various cornices, simple and classic construction.	09282245
	Residential building in closed development	Krischelstrasse 14 (map)	Around 1850 (older in essence)	Significant in terms of building history and urban development. Original front door.	09282239

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• List of listed monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, as of April 15, 2014
• Monument map of Saxony , accessed on November 10, 2017
• Görlitz district geoportal , accessed on November 10, 2017

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