List of cultural monuments in Rendsburg

The list of cultural monuments in Rendsburg contains all the cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Rendsburg (Rendsburg-Eckernförde district) and its districts (as of 2017).

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Factual entities

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
24030	At train stations 20, 22, Bahnhofstrasse	Rendsburg station	Rendsburg railway station; 1873, remodeling 1914 H. Pahlen, Königl. Altona Railway Directorate; System consisting of a three-storey and one-storey reception building, signal box, station hall and railway underpass in riveted steel girder construction
40893	At the Marienkirche 6	St. Mary's Church	Church of St. Mary with furnishings, churchyard, tombs until 1870, iron mesh fence
16377	Koenigstrasse 17, Wrangelstrasse 10	District court with prison and guard house	District Court of Rendsburg with prison and guard house; 1898–1904, Arch. Government and Building Councilor Klopsch, Site Management Government Builder Rohne; Building ensemble consisting of a district court with a representative main building and an office wing attached to the side in historicizing forms, functional prison building with attached administration wing and the prison wall surrounding the prison yard as well as the former residence for prison guards
47096	Nübbeler Weg 53	so-called Posthof	Hofstelle; Created in 1771; former residential and farm buildings from the 1st H. d. 19th century with a high-quality extension from 1925, with an access avenue from Linden from the end of the 18th century and a farm building from the late 19th century and a transformer house 1920s
40895	Prinzenstrasse 9, 16	Christ Church	Christ Church, churchyard, tombs until 1870, linden wreath (Königinstraße 2); former organist house (Prinzenstraße 9)

Majority of structures

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
41242	At Marienkirche 21, 22, 23, 24	Assembly group at Marienkirche 21–24	former archdeaconate (An der Marienkirche 22), former main pastorate (An der Marienkirche 21), two residential buildings (An der Marienkirche 23, 24)

Structural systems

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
16463	Aalborgstrasse	Railway viaduct
9823	Adolf-Steckel-Strasse 22	Former pastor's house / former forest office
16145	Adolf-Steckel-Strasse 22	Outbuilding to the former forestry office
3612	Old town market	Old Town Hall	The town hall was mentioned for the first time in 1446, but its core dates back to the 16th century. But it has been changed several times over the years. It is a two-storey semi-detached house with pitched roofs, the western part being wider than the eastern part. The stepped gable facade in the south was built in 1900/1901.
16674	Old Town Market 11	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; Core construction presumably End of the 18th century; narrow, two-storey gabled house with extended mansard roof and crooked hip, three-axis front with grouted brickwork and flat wall stripes, warehouse from the middle of the 19th century on the rear property
3614	Old Town Market 15-16	restaurant	the two houses were in the 17./18. Century built. There are three-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered houses, both are under a gable roof.
6112	At the train station 22	Former signal box Rn	former signal box "Rn"; 1912, Altona Railway Directorate; Polygonally closed building in brick with mansard roof, half-timbered on the upper floor, technical equipment of the interlocking system preserved inside
5430	At Gerhardsteich 1	Residential building
2063	At the district harbor	Railway bridge	The Rendsburg high bridge is a steel structure built between 1911 and 1913. It spans the Kiel Canal and serves as a railway bridge, and it also carries an attached transporter bridge for pedestrians and vehicles.
15930	At the district harbor	Northern bus shelter at the transporter bridge
9691	Am Stadtsee 9	Former Artillery carriage house, so-called Remise
10966	At the city lake / city park	Monument to Uwe Jens Lornsen	Through his writing About the Constitutional plant in Schleswig Holstein was Uwe Jens Lornsen the champion of a united and more independent of Schleswig-Holstein. The monument to him was erected in 1878.
16353	At the Marienkirche 4	Residential building	Residential building; End of the 18th century; three-storey corner building, plastered fronts, cantilevered upper storeys over surrounding console frieze, flat roof
4126	At the Marienkirche 6	Church of St. Mary with furnishings	The Marienkirche is a late Gothic brick hall church and the oldest church in Rendsburg. The church was built from 1287 to 1333 in place of a previous building, the tower was completed in 1579. The nave was restored from 1852 to 1854 and the tower from 1862 to 1863 in the neo-Gothic style. It is a three-aisled brick hall church.
3615	At the Marienkirche 13	Residential building
3617	At the Marienkirche 22	Former Archdeaconate
15973	Arsenalstrasse 2 - 10	High and low arsenal
2427	Arsenalstrasse 2 - 10	High Arsenal (cultural center)
17178	Arsenalstrasse 9	former staff building (building 9)
17108	Arsenalstrasse 12	formerly married building II (building 19)
17186	Arsenalstrasse 14	Officers' quarters, former farm building (building 5)
17237	Arsenalstrasse 18/20/22	Large crew house (building 4)
15991	Augustenburger Strasse	Railway viaduct
3620	Bahnhofstrasse 12-16	Publishing house Heinrich Möller & Sons
9099	Berliner Strasse 2	former district train station (house of associations)
16471	Blenkinsopstrasse	Railway viaduct
22701	Blenkinsopstrasse 50	Steam hammer, building VIII
17070	Blenkinsopstrasse 50	Machine shop, building VIII
16939	Blenkinsopstrasse 50	Water tower, building XIX	Saatseewerft water tower
16291	Blenkinsopstrasse 50	Transverse slipway, building XIV	Transverse slipway system (building XIV), 1914–15, system with 12 runways, control stand and 2 DC power units
3621	Denkerstrasse 1	Former grain water mill
3622	Denkerstraße 3	Residential building
3623	Denkerstraße 23	Community center
3624	Denkerstraße 25	Residential and commercial building
16394	Elefantenstrasse 6	former stable building IV (building 22)
16749	Elefantenstrasse 6	former riding arena (building 20)
16858	Elefantenstrasse 6	Enclosing wall
32259	Elefantenstrasse 6	former stable building IV (building 22)
3613	Friedhofsallee	Garrison cemetery	Garrison cemetery, Hjort tomb, Jess tomb, artillery monument, Sehestedt stone, Gerstenberg tomb, memorial for the fallen Austrians, Tscholl grave cross, memorial stone for the victims of cholera, Christensen tomb, tomb v. Brackel (1832), tombstone for the Austrian officers, memorial column 1848/50, Russenstein (1930), gate system, slave cemetery, memorial 1864, memorial for those killed in the First and Second World War, memorial 1870/71, tomb of Friis, memorial for the victims of the Laboratory explosion, Schroeder grave cross, memorial for the French prisoners of war
3633	Hans-Heinrich-Beisenkötter-Platz 1	City Theater (former City Hall)	built 1900–1901 based on a design by the Altona architect Albert Winkler
3058	Herrenstrasse 17	Former material yard
3625	Hohe Strasse 7	Business and community center
3626	Hollesenstrasse 2	Residential and commercial building
15888	Hollesenstrasse 2 - 10	Zerssen houses
3627	Hollesenstrasse 4	Residential and commercial building
3628	Hollesenstrasse 6	Residential building
3629	Hollesenstrasse 8	Residential and commercial building
10888	Hollesenstrasse 10	Formerly the Zollhof building, the former garage building of the Zerssen company
3630	Hollesenstrasse 14	former customs office
3631	Hollesenstrasse 15	Canal packing house
13543	Hollesenstrasse 27	former Villa Ditting
13542	Hollesenstrasse 27c	Villa Ditting: outbuilding
9413	Holsteiner Strasse 10	former memory
16742	Idstedtstrasse 1 - 5	townhouse
3632	Idstedtstrasse 1 - 59	Idstedtstrasse housing estate
16859	Idstedtstrasse 2 - 10	townhouse
15753	Idstedtstrasse 7-21	townhouse
15962	Idstedtstrasse 12-18	townhouse
16178	Idstedtstrasse 20-26	townhouse
16579	Idstedtstrasse 23-35	townhouse
16719	Idstedtstrasse 28-34	townhouse
16568	Idstedtstrasse 37-43	townhouse
16578	Idstedtstrasse 45-57	townhouse
3634	Jungfernstieg 19	Pellihof	The Pellihof was built by Dominicus Pelli from 1722 to 1723 . Today the Hotel Pellihof is located here.
16683	Kaiserstrasse 9-19	former grain and flour magazine	The magazine was built in 1898/1899. It is a five-story house with 11 axles, the gable roof is flat.
8752	Kaiserstrasse 21	former economic building
15981	Kaiserstrasse 21-23	Former garrison hospital
8779	Kaiserstrasse 23	Former garrison hospital
4003	Kanzleistraße 7	former schoolhouse of the workers' education association
17170	Kieler Strasse 27	Christian Timm School	Named after the former mayor of the city of Rendsburg, Christian Timm
16739	Kieler Strasse 27	Bronze bust of Christian Timm	Former mayor of the city of Rendsburg
15908	Kieler Strasse 32	Corner store
15931	Kieler Strasse 32-36a	Idstedtstrasse housing estate
16028	Kieler Strasse 34-34a	Idstedtstrasse housing estate
16029	Kieler Strasse 36-36a	Duplex house
4023	Kieler Strasse 81	former director's villa
10529	Kieler Strasse 81	Redoubt No. 12
10530	Kieler Strasse 81 a	former Nobiskrug restaurant
3635	Kirchenstrasse 8	Residential building
3636	Koeniginstrasse 1	Former superintendent
3637	Koeniginstrasse 3	Residential building
3638	Koeniginstrasse 5	Residential building
16344	Koenigstrasse 17	District Court	District Court; 1898–03, Arch. Government Building Advisor Klopsch; Two-storey brick building in Gothic style with stepped gables, hipped and saddle roofs, representative main building and elongated office wing, entrance projection flanked by turrets with crenellated attic and stepped pointed arch portal, staircase in neo-Romanesque forms
15957	Koenigstrasse 17	jail	Jail; 1903/04, Arch. Government Building Councilor Klopsch; Three-storey brick building with a simple plaster structure, an administrative wing with a large thermal bath in the east and a brick wall surrounding the prison yard
2180	Koenigstrasse 18	Residential and commercial building	Usage today: pharmacy
1155	Koenigstrasse 23	Residential and commercial building
1156	Koenigstrasse 24	Residential and commercial building
2629	Koenigstrasse 24	Speicher, backyard building
219	Koenigstrasse 25	Residential and commercial building
3639	Koenigstrasse 26	Residential and commercial building
3640	Kronprinzenstrasse 21	Residential building
3641	Löwenstrasse 5	Residential building
3642	Löwenstrasse 8	Residential building
3643	Löwenstrasse 19	Residential building with office use
33108	Materialhofstrasse 1	Pellihof	Side wing with restaurant
16247	Materialhofstrasse 1c	Material yard: side wing
3661	Materialhofstrasse 9-10	former provision house	(Traindepot / Materialhof) today an eye clinic
3644	Mühlenstrasse 1	Community center
17319	Mühlenstrasse 15	former grain water mill
3645	Mühlenstrasse 32	Community center
5182	Neue Strasse 5	Residential and commercial building
16104	Nobiskruger Allee	Railway viaduct
15863	Nobiskruger Allee 3 - 11	townhouse
17086	Nübbeler Weg 53	Residential building	former residential and farm building; in the core 1st half of the 19th century, extension around 1925; the older west wing is a simple one-storey brick building with a half-hipped roof, the later transversely attached residential wing is also one-storey with a high gable roof, representative entrance area and arched loggia in the attic of the south gable, high-quality home security building with very well-preserved interior fittings
16249	Obereiderstraße 28	Provision house
3647	Paradeplatz 1	former main guard	The former main guard was built in 1692. In 1812 the house was rebuilt. Uwe Jens Lornsen was imprisoned here from 1831 to 1832. Today there is a restaurant here.
3650	Paradeplatz 8	Royal Priv. Garrison pharmacy	Built and expanded from 1695 to 1700, used as a pharmacy since 1720
3651	Paradeplatz 9	former main cash desk
3652	Paradeplatz 10	former headquarters
3653	Paradeplatz 11	Lower Arsenal (adult education center)
3654	Prinzenstrasse 8	former pastorate of the Christ Church
3656	Prinzenstrasse 11	Residential building (former district court?)
3657	Prinzenstrasse 15	Residential and commercial building
4125	Prinzenstrasse 16	Christ Church	The building of the Christkirche was built between 1695 and 1700 according to the plans of the architect Dominicus Pelli in connection with the extension of the Neuwerk fortress in Rendsburg. After its inauguration in 1700, the church served as a garrison church for the officers and soldiers of the then Danish garrison.
6719	Princess Street 2	Rear wing, house in the courtyard
6720	Princess Street 2	Rear building, house in the courtyard
3658	Princess Street 8	Museum Dr. Bamberg House , former synagogue	The historical buildings have been completely preserved. These include the former synagogue with mikveh and women's gallery as well as the former Talmud Torah school.
2412	Princess Street 19	Apartment building
3660	Princess Street 21	Apartment building
15964	Provianthausstrasse 9	Provision house
16991	Ritterstrasse 12	former teacher training college (Helene-Lange-Gymnasium)
16494	Röhlingsweg 7 - 13	townhouse
15868	Rotenhöfer Weg 22 b	New Apostolic Church	New Apostolic Church, built in 1959/60, gable hall church made of sand-lime brick with brick facing under a steep pitched roof
4054	Schiffbrückenplatz 7	Residential and commercial building
3662	Schleifmühlenstrasse 2	Gasthaus "Zum Landsknecht"
5391	Schleifmühlenstrasse 11	Town house with rear building
15920	Chaussee 91	Feldwebel-Schmid-Kaserne	The Feldwebel-Schmid-Kaserne was a military facility of the Bundeswehr in Rendsburg in Schleswig-Holstein from 1956 to 2010. It was built during the Second World War and served as a barracks for the Wehrmacht's air defense. From 1964 to 2000 it was called the Rüdel barracks.
16850	Chaussee 91	Officer's home
16756	Chaussee 91	Team block IV
15990	Chaussee 91	Farm building south
16881	Chaussee 91	Team block I
16299	Chaussee 91	Staff building with gate passage
15921	Chaussee 91	Team block III
15989	Chaussee 91	Farm building north
17075	Chaussee 91	Team block II
22512	Chaussee 91	Sports field in the inner ring of the building
3663	Sluice hole 1	Community center
3664	Schlossplatz	Gerhard fountain
3665	Schlossplatz 12	Hospital to the Holy Spirit
5221	Stormstrasse 1	Former management building, today the electrical museum	built 1919–1920 based on a design by Fritz Höger for Schleswig-Holsteinische Elektrizitäts-Vertriebs-Gesellschaft mbH
5222	Stormstrasse 3	Residential house with 2 outbuildings
13349	Stormstrasse 6	Residential building
13345	Stormstrasse 8	Residential building
13351	Stormstrasse 8	Garden shed
3666	Torstrasse 4	former office building
3667	Tulipanstrasse 10	Residential building (former district building authority)
17073	Tulipanstrasse 11	Former stable building I (building 13)
17238	Tulipanstrasse 11	Former stable building II (building 14)
17236	Tulipanstrasse 11	Former Married People Building I (Building 17)
16601	Tulipanstrasse 11	Enclosing wall
3668	Wallstrasse 1	Old police prison	The former prison was built from 1825 to 1827. It is a classicist, single-storey building with a half-hip roof. The entrance is in the middle of the seven axes and is dominated by a mighty risalit with a dwelling .
10127	Willy-Brandt-Platz 1	Viehmarkthalle (" Nordmarkhalle ")	Cattle auctions used to take place here, today it is used as an event center.
16486	Wrangelstrasse 10	former overseer residence	former home for prison guards; 1903, Arch. Government Builder Rohne, two-storey brick building with a cantilevered crooked roof, decorative facade structure with rough plaster fields, narrow entrance projectile

Parts of structures

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
3648	Paradeplatz 2	Facade of the former wine house
3649	Paradeplatz 3	Facade of the former wine house
16105	Princess Street 1	Facade of the former wine house
34638	Princess Street 1	Facade of the former wine house

Green features

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
17177	At the Marienkirche 6	Churchyard	Cemetery, tombs up to 1870, iron mesh fence
47091	Nübbeler Weg 53	Access avenue	Access avenue to the so-called Posthof; End of the 18th century; Linden avenue flanking the driveway, impressive old trees from the beginnings of the farm
20700	Prinzenstrasse 16	Churchyard	Cemetery, tombs until 1870, linden wreath
17213	Sonderburger Allee	Cenotaph for fallen railroad workers	Inscription on the information board: “During the two world wars, the railroad workers were used to transport the war machinery. This was not always done voluntarily. Many railway workers did not return from their assignments. The Rendsburg railway workers remember their fallen colleagues in the form of names on boulders under the linden trees. "

Lost cultural monuments

Buildings that no longer exist for various reasons (e.g. demolition, fire) are listed.

Object ID	location	Official name	description	image
	At the Marienkirche 18	Former Inn of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital	Two-storey brick gable house with a crooked hip roof, built in 1841. Demolished in May 2017. The inscription stone with the construction date was recovered.
	Neue Strasse 6	House of the former leather manufacturer	Stately two-storey brick building, built around 1850 for the tanner D. Porath. Remarkable brick architecture with differentiated wall structure. The construction was canceled in March 2012 and replaced by a modern multi-family house that exceeded the scale.
	Schiffbrückenplatz 10	Community center	Two-storey building with a massive plastered facade from the 19th century, the core of which was still part of the first development after 1690. Ground floor completely changed due to shop installation Demolition, 2015 new building by the architect Eggert Bock.
16695	Schlossplatz 10	House Thormann	Built in 1891 as a representative residential and office building for consul Theodor Thormann junior. Canceled in December 2017.
16951	Schlossplatz 11	Residential building	Canceled in December 2017.

literature

• Deert Lafrenz, Lutz Wilde (edit.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Published by the State Office for Monument Preservation Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 4.1: District of Rendsburg-Eckernförde, city of Rendsburg and the surrounding towns of Büdelsdorf, Schacht-Audorf, Osterrönfeld, Westerrönfeld. Wachholtz, Neumünster 2008, ISBN 978-3529-02523-5 .

Web links

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

source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 685 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Deert Lafrenz, Lutz Wilde (edit.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Published by the State Office for Monument Preservation Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 4.1: District of Rendsburg-Eckernförde, city of Rendsburg and the surrounding towns of Büdelsdorf, Schacht-Audorf, Osterrönfeld, Westerrönfeld. Wachholtz, Neumünster 2008, page 104
2. ^ A sandstone contemporary witness saved by Frank Höfer. In: Schleswig-Holsteinische Landeszeitung from May 17, 2017, accessed on March 14, 2018
3. ↑ Deert Lafrenz, Lutz Wilde (arrangement): Cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 4.1: District of Rendsburg-Eckernförde, city of Rendsburg and the surrounding towns of Büdelsdorf, Schacht-Audorf, Osterrönfeld, Westerrönfeld. Wachholtz , Neumünster 2008, page 122
4. ↑ Schleswig-Holsteinische Landeszeitung from March 7, 2013, accessed on March 14, 2018
5. ^ Deert Lafrenz, Lutz Wilde (edit.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Published by the State Office for Monument Preservation Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 4.1: District of Rendsburg-Eckernförde, city of Rendsburg and the surrounding towns of Büdelsdorf, Schacht-Audorf, Osterrönfeld, Westerrönfeld. Wachholtz , Neumünster 2008, page 130
6. ^ Alfred Gudd: Zeitzeichen. Architecture, city, history. Rendsburg - Büdelsdorf. Handewitt 2017
7. ↑ Kieler Nachrichten of December 11, 2017, accessed on March 14, 2018
8. ↑ Kieler Nachrichten of December 11, 2017, accessed on March 14, 2018