List of cultural monuments in Glückstadt

In the list of cultural monuments in Glückstadt , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Glückstadt (Steinburg district) are listed (status: 2017).

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Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
41018	Am Kirchplatz 1, Am Kirchplatz	City Church Glückstadt	City church with furnishings, churchyard, trees (Am Kirchplatz); Old Pastorate (Am Kirchplatz 1)
48666	Ballhausstrasse 31–32	Former Reepschlägerei	Reepschlägerei Ballhausstrasse 31-32 was the last reepschlägerei operated by a guild in Schleswig-Holstein (until 2002). These included the residential building Ballhausstraße 31-32 with its shop opened in 1929 for the sale of ropes and sailing equipment, the covered Reeperbahn from 1969, from the residential building to the north to the machine house, the historical tar shower, leading, and the machine house itself with the electrically powered spinning and beating machine of the Memmingen machine factory

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
26951	At the port 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11a, 12, 13, 14, 15-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42–43, 44, 45, 46, 47–48, 49, 50, 51c, 51, 51a, 52, 61–62, 63, Große Deichstraße 18, 19, 20, 21	Glückstadt at the harbor	Glückstadt Am Hafen street; 17th to 20th Century; The street at the port with its curved buildings following the shoreline is one of the most important riverside roads in Schleswig-Holstein. The series of almost all two to three-storey gable and eaves houses - including representative houses of the 17th and 18th centuries. 18th century - In its entirety, it forms an ensemble of high architectural and urban development value, plus technical buildings used for the port
43331	Am Markt 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, Am Markt, Große Kremper Straße 18	Marketplace with development on the edge of the square	Glückstadt market square; Draft 1617, development 17. – 20. Century; Market square with candelabra and development around the historic square, mostly two to three-story commercial buildings and public buildings

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
2968	Am Fleth 21	Residential and commercial building
2969	Am Fleth 22	Residential building
2970	At Fleth 33	Residential house with lion reliefs
2971	At Fleth 34	Residential building
10507	Am Fleth 36 - 36a	Old print shop ( JJ Augustin print shop )
2972	At Fleth 40	Old armory: portal
2973	Am Fleth 43	Brockdorff Palace	The Brockdorff Palace in Glückstadt in Schleswig-Holstein is a former aristocratic court. The palace, which dates from the 17th century, is one of the most important secular buildings in the city, along with the Wasmer-Palais. With the so-called Detlefsen Museum, it houses a collection on the history of the city of Glückstadt and its surroundings, as well as the city archive.
2974	Am Fleth 58	Residential building (front door and stairs)
2976	At the port 1	Old memory	Old memory; E. 19th century; Three-storey brick building in an exposed position at the head of the harbor with two visible sides, structure typical of the time with segmented arch niches, corner pilasters and console friezes, central axis with loading hatches can be read. Vividly handed down functional building of the port use
10462	At port 11a	Gasthaus (Alte Oper) - hall wing
2988	At the port 13	Residential building	Residential building; 1st half of the 19th century; Two-storey eaves house with four axes with a small flat gable, plastered facade with restrained classical structure, inside historical room structure as well as stairwell, wooden coffered doors and ceiling stucco
2989	At the port 14	Residential building (former pharmacy)	Residential building (former pharmacy); A. 19th century; Two-storey eaves house in a corner location with plastered facades, the front side facing the harbor with five axes with portal projections under a small tail gable, inside the entrance hall with classical stucco and stairs
2994	At the harbor 20	Residential building	Residential building; 18th century; Two-storey brick gable house with a gable roof, four-axis gable front with sandstone portal and copper-clad tail gable
2995	At the port 21	Residential building	Residential building; 18th century; Two-storey gabled house with a gable roof, plastered gable front with high tail gable and forged wall anchors
2996	At the port 22	Residential building	Residential building; 18th century; two-storey brick eaves house with mansard roof, main facade of seven axes with corner rustication, flat three-axis central projection with rusticated ground floor, pilaster structure on the upper floor and the attic floor with a triangular gable, late classicist skylight door with open staircase; inside baroque staircase and door
2997	At the port 23	Residential building	Residential building; A. 19th century; Two-storey eaves house with seven axes, the main front with rusticated pilaster strips and a central loggia with columns in the indicated over-gabled central projection
2999	At the port 25	Residential building	Residential building; 19th century; Two-storey gabled house in the Renaissance style, brick building with elaborate plaster structure, rusting, window frames and roofing, bands and stair friezes (gable area presumably simplified), in the construction period. Equipment received
3009	At the port 38	Residential building	Residential building; 1886 (i); Two-storey gabled house in a corner location with two exposed sides, brick building with corner pilasters and accentuated plastering on windows and storey profiles, entrance on the eaves side on Jungfernstieg
3011	At the port 40	"Königshof" with Wiebeke-Kruse tower	"Königshof" with Wiebeke-Kruse tower; 1630/31, 1873/74; King Christian IV's first house from when the city was founded, owned by his lover Wiebke Kruse in 1638. Preserved at the rear is the polygonal stair tower with a curved double hood, imperial orb and rider on the weather vane pole as well as a spiral staircase and vaulted cellar. Above this is a new building from 1873/74, three-storey eaves construction with a subtle late-classical plaster structure and a decoratively painted entrance hall
3016	At the port 46	Residential building	Aristocratic palace, residential building; 1697; Two-storey plastered building of eight axes with colossal pilaster structure and hipped roof, main facade with sandstone portal with acanthus and flower-adorned top and an oval field decorated with initials and the year, inside the historical room structure and building equipment
3017	At the port 61-62	Old bridge house	Old bridge house; 18th century, 1840; small, two-storey half-timbered building with hipped roof, directly on the water, once with a wooden bascule bridge over the harbor to Rethövel, more recent single-storey extension with a gable roof and half-timbered gable
2975	At the port 63	Former salt store	Former salt storage facility; 1827; three-storey brick building on a roughly square floor plan with a mansard hipped roof, small segmented arched windows, axis with loading hatches and a round arched dwelling with a crane lift
77	At the church square	City church with furnishings
3037	At Kirchplatz 1	Old pastorate
42793	On the market	Marketplace	Marketplace; 1617; Center of the planned city of King Christian IV., Center of the polygonal radial city, from which the streets radiate out to the former bastions; the cobblestone square is bordered by the horseshoe-shaped surrounding buildings and the street "Am Fleth", the artificial, formerly navigable watercourse in the west
3018	On the market	Candelabra
3019	At market 1	Residential and commercial building
3020	At market 2	"Little Heinrich" restaurant
3021	At market 4	town hall
1886	At market 9	Residential house with rear wing
3022	At market 10	Community center
3023	At the Proviantgraben 1	former provision house
3024	At Rethövel 8	Residential building
3025	At Rethövel 9	Former women's prison	Building built in 1738 as a breeding and madhouse in a castle-like style with a square floor plan and formerly its own drawbridge. This penitentiary was the predecessor of the insane asylum that was relocated to Schleswig in 1820 and of the later so-called new penitentiary at Königstrasse 41. The penitentiary for women since 1875 was operated until 1931. Then the building was converted into a residential building.
3026	At Rethövel 12	Residential building
29189	Bahnhofstrasse	Station forecourt
28735	Bahnhofstrasse 5 - 5b	Station reception building
29188	Bahnhofstrasse 5 - 5b	Platform roofing
10480	Ballhausstrasse 31–32	Former Reepschlägerhaus	Former Reepschlägerhaus; in the core 1640; Single-storey, eaves-standing brick building with a wide, two-storey, towed middle section, gable roof, with a younger Reeperbahn attached to the rear
22849	Bohnstrasse 1	Former water tower
28736	Christian-IV-Strasse 25	Signal box "Gs"
29190	Christian-IV-Strasse 25	Signal box mechanics
19915	Groß Neuwerk 24	former Löwenbäckerei
10411	Groß Neuwerk 24	2 sandstone lions
10467	Grosse Deichstrasse 8	Former city pharmacy	Former city pharmacy; Founded in 1633, front building 18th century; Two-storey eaves house with baroque interior with a mansard roof, with eaves house on Kapaunenstrasse, in the core around 1700 and an older half-timbered rear wing from the beginning of the 18th century, in the courtyard ancillary building, probably a distillery, beginning of the 19th century
3028	Great Deichstrasse 18	Gasthaus (Alte Oper) with hall	"Alte Oper" inn with a hall; around 1620, alterations 18th and 19th centuries 20th century, hall building Wed. 19th century; Corner house at the harbor, originally two-storey half-timbered building around 1620, in the late baroque and in the 20th century, the exterior was massively renovated in brick, the port side was shortened for the extension of the hall in the middle of the 19th century, the historical room structure as well as the structural and decorative forms were preserved inside, in particular a baroque staircase and a stucco ceiling Wed 17th century; Half-timbered hall construction
10449	Grosse Kremper Strasse 18	Coffee shop	Coffee shop; Built in 1884; Corner building facing Radialstrasse Grosse Kremper Strasse, with a two-storey brick building on a pedestal, gable-free brick building with four to six axes, with a strong cornice and eaves cornice, gable with eaves and ridge accentuation, side entrance, gable roof with slate covering
3033	Itzehoer Strasse	Cemetery chapel
3034	Kleine Nübelstrasse 7	Retirement home, former
3035	Koenigstrasse 9	Residential building
3036	Koenigstrasse 36	Wasmer Palace	The palace was built in sections from 1700 to 1728 for the conference councilors Conrad von Wasmer (1627–1705) and Jacob Johann von Wasmer (1671–1741) as a residential building. In 1752 it was auctioned for Frederick V and designated as the seat of the government chancellery, which had been housed in the Palais Quasi non Possidentes since 1700. An apartment was set up in the Wasmer-Palais for possible stays by members of the Danish royal family in Glückstadt, because the dilapidated Glückstadt Castle had already been demolished in 1710.
27749	Koenigstrasse 36	Courtyard area
10417	Koenigstrasse 41	former casting house
10388	Schlachterstrasse 22	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building Anf. 19th century, two-storey plastered building, at the gable end with a gable roof
3038	Schlachterstrasse 23	Residential building	Residential building; 17th century, core building 1644 (d); representative two-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered semi-detached house with saddle roof. The upper floor protrudes towards the street and a profiled sill beam, high-quality interior fittings
28850	Urban plants	Municipal facilities: Seidel monument
28851	Municipal facilities: spherical monument	Municipal facilities: spherical monument

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
10491	At the church square	Churchyard	Cemetery, trees
3032	Pentzstrasse	Jewish Cemetery
10384	Urban plants	Fortifications: urban systems
28852	Urban plants	Municipal facilities: double oak with memorial stone
28856	Urban plants	Urban facilities: replanted lime tree avenue
28857	Urban plants	Municipal facilities: Birkenallee
28858	Urban plants	Municipal facilities: Linden-Ahorn-Allee
28859	Urban plants	Municipal facilities: Ulmen-Allee at the fortress moat
39464	Urban plants	Fortifications: waters in the municipal facilities

Movable cultural monuments

ID	location	Official name	description	image
10280	Inland port	Customs cruiser " Rigmor "	The Rigmor von Glückstadt (also just called Rigmor for short) was built in 1853. It is the oldest wooden sailing ship in Germany that is ready to sail and has been included in the Schleswig-Holstein register of monuments. Your current home port is Glückstadt. The maintenance of the ship is ensured by the RIGMOR von Glückstadt eV association.

Web links

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source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 539 kB)