List of cultural monuments in Offenburg

The list of cultural monuments in Offenburg includes cultural monuments of the large district town of Offenburg and its suburbs . It is derived from the list of the State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg .

Architectural monuments

designation	description	location
Ursula Column	By Emil Sutor from 1961	In front of the town hall
Beck's house	Bourgeois house of the baroque	Corner of Hauptstrasse and Metzgerstrasse
Former unicorn pharmacy	With an impressive baroque gable (renovated in 1984), in front of it the Neptune fountain (1783).
Deer Pharmacy	Stepped gable house with painted facade, in front of it the lion fountain (sandstone sculpture from 1599).
Old Capuchin monastery	Built 1640–47. The only building that survived the city fire of 1689, picturesque cloister. Thoroughly renovated 1982–84.
Our Lady Monastery	Franciscan monastery from 1280 to 1803, today school, monastery church in baroque style.
Royal court	Built 18th century. Until 1806 the official building of the Upper Austrian Landvogtei Ortenau, today a police station.
Mount of Olives	(1524) Niche construction with sandstone sculptures. The Mount of Olives is considered to be the most valuable art monument in Offenburg.
Holy Cross Church	After the destruction in 1689, rebuilt according to the plans of the Vorarlberg master builder Franz Beer at the beginning of the 18th century.
town hall	Built in 1741. Baroque building by the local master builder Mathias Fuchs.
Carillon	Carillon with 25 bronze bells; 11:50 a.m. and 5:50 p.m. daily, plus 8:20 p.m. on Thursdays and 9:50 a.m. on Saturdays.	In the town hall tower
Knight house	Built in 1784. 1804–1806 seat of the board of directors of the Ortenau Imperial Knighthood, since 1959 a museum. Expansion, expansion and renovation 1985–89.
Salmen	Monument of national importance. Memorial and venue. One of the cradles of democracy in Germany. Synagogue .
Salt house	Built in 1786 in the classical style, today an office and commercial building.
St. Andreas Hospital	Built at the beginning of the 18th century with St. Andrew's Church. Founded in 1300 as a poor and nursing home. Today the Ortenberg Castle Estate in Ortenberg-Käfersberg with 45 hectares of vineyards. The community foundation was re-established in 2001.
City wall and plants	Kennel Park (1899)
Vincentian house	Built in 1764. Formerly Baron von Ried's palace, today Aenne-Burda-Stift for senior citizens.
Vincentine Garden	Historic garden with lapidarium (1764).
Jewish ritual bath	Mikveh , from the 16./17. century	In the house Glaserstraße 8
Former warehouse of the St. Andreas Hospital.	Built as a warehouse in 1731, administration of the hospital until 1870, then fire station until 1956. 1956–1981 commercial building. Completely renovated in 1981/82.
Oldest house in the Ortenau	Built in 1576	Elgersweier, Ortenaustrasse 35
Catholic Church Griesheim	characteristic choir tower church, tower from the late Gothic period (14th century).
Station path	Built in 1779 with six stations and a crucifixion group.	At the southern entrance to Griesheim
Granite rocks	From prehistoric times	Rammersweier, Brücklesbühnd
Roman bath	Built around 50 AD, part of a former Roman military camp, excavated in 1995, preserved and made accessible.	Rammersweier district, in the industrial park on Moltkestrasse
Lion of Zunsweier	From 1136	Installed in the church in Zunsweier
Waldbachfriedhof

Architectural monuments of the modern age

designation	description	location	image
Burda fashions	Built from 1953 to 1955. Publishing house. Architect: Egon Eiermann	At the Kestendamm
Steel structure Müller	Built from 1958 to 1961. Administration building. Architect: Egon Eiermann	Englerstrasse 4