List of cultural monuments in Itzehoe

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

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
24793	Fehrsstrasse 6, Sandberg 82, 84, St.-Jürgen-Strasse 32	St. Jürgen Stift	St. Jürgen chapel with furnishings (St.-Jürgen-Straße 32) Abbey houses (Fehrsstraße 6, Sandberg 82, 84)
21875	Gutenbergstrasse 21–23, Kaiserstrasse 16, 18, Oelixdorfer Strasse 2, 2a, Oelixdorfer Strasse 2	Former Gudewill barracks	Former Gudewill barracks; 1897; Location on the historic Chaussee to Bad Segeberg, uniform system in the style of the Hanover School of the main building and numerous barracks buildings, sheds, etc. Corner risalits and flat hipped roofs, courtyard buildings and coach houses lower and simpler; at Kaiserstr./Gutenbergstr. Former officers' mess and two-story barracks building in Gelbstein
41036	Kirchenstrasse 6, 8	St. Laurentii Church	Church of St. Laurentii with furnishings, churchyard, tombs until 1870 (Kirchenstrasse 8); Main Pastorate (Kirchenstrasse 6)
12650	Klosterhof 1, 2, 3, 4, 5–5a, 6, 7, 8, 9–9b, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, Klosterhof	Itzehoe Monastery	Cloister wing with gravestones and epitaphs, abbess monument (cloister courtyard); Abbess house (cloister courtyard 7), former cloister embitter house (cloister courtyard 8), residential houses (cloister courtyard 1, 2, 3 with garden pavilion, 4, 5-5a, 6, 9-9b, 10, 11 with stable building, 12, 13, 14); Outdoor facilities with a pond and row of lime trees

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
41781	Adenauerallee 2, Bahnhofstraße 29, 32, Viktoriastraße 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 27, 27a, 29	Bahnhofstrasse / Viktoriastrasse street	Itzehoe train station and development on Viktoriastraße; Railway station built in 1878, Viktoriastraße gradually emerged in the following years; the street was laid out as the main traffic axis running east-west in connection with the construction of the train station and related to it in terms of urban planning, the development includes important public buildings (train station, former imperial post office, former district building), the former train station hotel as well as various residential buildings and town villas important Itzehoe entrepreneurial families
44658	Feldschmiede 15, 17-21	Feldschmiede business buildings	Two residential and commercial buildings; Early 20th century; Eaves, three-storey brick buildings with natural stone or clinker facade with plaster structure, representative buildings with high-quality and contemporary design, shop areas on the ground floor
44664	Behind the Klosterhof 35, Hinter dem Sandberg 1–3	Schools Itzehoe	Kaiser Karl School and Klosterhof School; 2nd half of the 19th century, some with later extensions; two multi-storey brick buildings with hip and saddle roofs, their eaves-facing arrangement in the street space related to each other, characteristic representatives of Prussian school building, concise historists
44657	Poststrasse 2-4, 6, 8	Poststrasse 2-8 assembly group	Two apartment buildings and lodge house; End of the 19th century; Eaves, two- to three-storey brick buildings with so-called Kiel roofs, historical facades typical of the time, partly with plaster structure or clinker bricks in contrasting colors

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
22808	Bahnhofstrasse 32	Itzehoe station	Itzehoe train station; 1878; Broad plastered building in the late classicistic arched style with pilaster strips, two-storey core building with flat saddle roof flanking single-storey side buildings with hip roofs and gabled portico or pavilion
8167	Bergstrasse 5	District Court	The building for the Itzehoe District Court, which has existed since 1867, was built in the early 20th century in the neo-renaissance style.
10189	Berliner Platz 6	Former bank building	Residential and commercial building; 1904, architect Alfred Sasse; three-storey structure with a high pitched roof, clinker brick facade with sandstone structure, arcades on the ground floor.
1549	Broad Street 2	Residential and commercial building
21824	Broad Street 36	former West Holstein Bank
10190	Breite Strasse 37	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; in the core of the 17th century; Half-timbered building with a cantilevered upper floor and hipped roof, two-storey post construction, street-side plastered facade from the end of the 19th century.
21826	Breitenburger Strasse 6	Residential building	Residential building; 1898; Two-storey building with an angular floor plan, narrow, two-axis plastered facade with historicist style elements, gable roof
2073	Breitenburger Strasse 22	Villa Biel
518	Breitenburger Strasse 37	villa	Today the building is used by the Itzehoe branch of the State Office for Road Construction and Transport Schleswig-Holstein .
13564	Breitenburger Strasse 70	former district court (old building)	Erected in 1857 as a villa for the sugar manufacturer Charles Pierre de Vos (1810–1889), donated to the city in 1919, seat of the Itzehoe Regional Court from 1937 to 2005
27285	Castle 3 - 9	former machine factory Kröger
21831	Dithmarscher place 2	Savings bank building	former savings and loan fund ; 1928–29, architects Friedrich Wilhelm Zerbe and Willy Harder; representative commercial building, three- to four-story structure with a stacked storey and high corner tower, clinker brick facade in an expressionistic design language
21834	Field blacksmiths 17-21	Residential and commercial building	So-called. House forge; 1912-13; three-storey brick building with hipped roof, street side with sandstone facade and shop area on the ground floor, groups of three windows and bay windows, parapet fields e.g. Some with reliefs of seafaring and craft
9337	Gasstrasse 18	gas tank
1550	Behind the monastery courtyard 19	House of home
3505	Behind the monastery courtyard 21	Residential building	Residential building; Late 19th century, back around 1910, essentially older; Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, rich facade structure with cornices and pilasters, rear semicircular central projection in neoclassical forms
2168	Behind the monastery courtyard 34	Residential building
21850	Behind the Sandberg 1 - 3	Kaiser Karl School	Kaiser Karl School; 1868–70, Arch. Johannes Otzen / M. Sternberg, extension in 1905, increase in 1927–28; Old building, two-storey brick building with a gabled central projectile and round arch panels, rich brick ornamentation with glazed stones, inside the auditorium with boxes, extension building in brick around a square courtyard
26948	Behind the Sandberg 2	Double gabled house
19869	Holzkamp 2	Residential and commercial building
19870	Holzkamp 9a	former restaurant building	since 2008 temporarily "youth club"
10622	Itzehoer Stadtforst	Bismarck Tower
21852	Kaiserstrasse 16	Former casino	Former casino; 1897; Single-storey red stone building with side and central projections, structured building decoration in dark glaze stone, hipped roof with slate covering, polygonal stair tower on the side
21853	Kaiserstrasse 18	Former barracks building	Former barracks building; 1897; In a representative corner position, two-part. Yellow stone installation on a high plinth and jamb floor, structural decoration in red stone, two-tiered central entrance projectile
2167	Kapellenstrasse 18	Residential building
1616	Kirchenstrasse 5 - 5a	Former land registry office	City palace, later cadastral office; 1709, builder Nikolaus Hinrich Masius, judiciary, front changed in the 19th century; Single-storey, plastered brick building with a wide, two-storey central projectile and a tiled full hipped roof, a round arched central portal with a two-flight staircase in front, the former coach house
5153	Kirchenstrasse 6	Chief pastorate
1615	Kirchenstrasse 8	Church of St. Laurentii with furnishings	The late Gothic church, which burned out in 1657, was largely rebuilt from 1716 to 1718 in its current form as a spacious six-axis brick hall building. The core of the late Gothic tower was expanded in 1894–98 and raised a bell storey with a copper dome and corner turret.
1617	Kirchenstrasse 20	Prinzesshof	The oldest parts of the former aristocratic palace date from the 16th century. Today it houses the district museum of the Steinburg district .
1618	Kirchenstrasse 22	Coach house
24754	Monastery fountain 4	diving platform	in the swimming center of the public utility company
10298	Monastery courtyard	Cloister wing with gravestones and epitaphs
1620	Monastery courtyard	Abbess monument	Inscriptions on the side panels: The memory of Princess Juliane zu Hessen , abbess, the grateful city. She was born in Gottorf on January 19, 1773, became abbess of the local monastery on May 23, 1810 and died on March 11, 1860. Supreme by God - but with a humble mind, a shining example - in faith and life - grateful in good days - and undaunted in bad days. - the widows and orphans consolation, - the needy refuge, she lived - adored and died by all - weeping by all. Inscriptions on the base: Designed and modeled by C. Schröder. Cast by Eggers & Düring Itzehoe.
1623	Monastery courtyard 3	Residential building
1627	Monastery courtyard 7	Abbess house
1637	Krämerstrasse 10	Residential building	Classicist eaves house, in the core from 1664. Hall of mirrors on the upper floor with rich rococo stucco, presumably by H. Soetje 1780
23022	Tall Peter	So-called. " Germanic grave "
21863	Liethberg 5	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910; single-storey hipped roof building with dwarf house, standing bay and recessed entrance area with loggias and rear extensions, brick facade with plastered structure and floral ornaments; Iron grating
1638	Market 1 - 5	Town Hall - Ständehaus - Guard	Next to the town hall, which burned down in 1657, it was rebuilt on a single storey in 1605, and heightened in 1893 while maintaining the baroque central portal and the double flight of stairs. To the west is the late Classicist estate, built in 1834/35 by Friedrich Christian Heylmann from Altona.
2889	Market 2	Residential and commercial building
49911	Oelixdorfer Strasse 2	Former main building	Former main building; 1897; Main building of the former Gudewill barracks in the style of the Hanover school, elongated three-storey yellow brick building with raised central and Corner projections and flat hip roofs
43475	Poststrasse 6	Lodge house	House of the Herzog-Friedrich-Lodge; 1897; Two-storey brick building with a so-called Kiel roof, symmetrical facade structure with arched openings, cornices
1639	Reichenstrasse 21	Art house	The Wenzel Hablik Museum houses the estate of the painter Wenzel Hablik (1881–1934), who lived in Itzehoe from 1908 until his death.
2762	Reichenstrasse 41	former pastorate
1640	Sandberg 12	Bank building of the bank association for Schleswig-Holstein (later land registry office)	1915 by Hans Roß (Neumünster)
19889	Sandberg 18-20	Commercial building
7066	Sandberg 44	Residential and commercial building
1641	Sandberg 47	Double gabled house	Double-gabled half-timbered house built in 1659 with hall, old beams, bay window, double stair railing. After restoration it is used as a residential and commercial building.
1642	Sand pit 3	Residential building
9550	St.-Jürgenstrasse 1 - 3	Residential and commercial building
1643	St.-Jürgenstrasse 32	Chapel of St. Jürgen with furnishings
1656	Talstrasse 14	House Hablik with equipment
19528	Talstrasse 16	Villa Clara
33236	Theaterplatz 1	theatre	City Theatre; 1990–1993, architect Gottfried Böhm ; Multi-part structure with a grid facade between clinker-clad columns, the main building with an oval floor plan and stepped tent-like roofscape, two round extensions, an arcade in front of the main facade with eight columned hornbeams as well as a multi-step staircase with an accompanying row of linden trees, the surrounding plaza with granite paving
21893	Viktoriastraße 5	Former Villa Rühmann	City villa; around 1880, architect: Johannes Liedtke, client: Detlef August Rühmann; Two-storey plastered building with a flat hipped roof, richly structured historicist facade in late classicist forms
21894	Viktoriastraße 10	Former post office	Former Imperial Post Office; 1891–1893, architect: Ernst Hake; Two-storey brick building with sandstone structure and a loft, three-storey tower on the side, central projection with main portal flanked by columns, flat side projection, historicist prestige building
1644	Viktoriastraße 16	court House	Former district house; 1894–1897, architect: Heinrich Reinhardt; Two-story representative plastered building under a gable roof, arched door and window openings with clinker brick frames, bay windows and curved gables, conference room on the 1st floor

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
19709	Kirchenstrasse 8	Church yard, tombs until 1870	Inscription of an epitaph on the church: MRS MARGARETA CATHARINA VON AHLEFELD ABTESSIN MRS. EMERENTIA VON AHLEFELD CONVENTUALIN MRS METTA CHRISTINA VON AHLEFELD ABBESS SISTERS FROM KÖNIGSFERDE ANNO 1728
12652	Monastery courtyard	Outdoor facilities at Itzehoe Monastery	Outdoor facilities of the Itzehoe monastery; former monastery district of the Cistercian Order of St. Mary north of the Patronage Church of St. Laurentius; Approx. 2.5 hectares of landscaped gardens centered around a large pond with a monastery courtyard, various house gardens, a row of linden trees and other old trees

source

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

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Itzehoer Bahnhof under monument protection. Norddeutsche Rundschau, November 15, 2016, accessed on January 9, 2018 . 

Remarks

1. ↑ Photo of the diving tower ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ Different spelling for Königsförde, compare New Prussian Adels-Lexicon

Web links

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