List of cultural monuments in Schleswig

In the list of cultural monuments in Schleswig , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Schleswig (Schleswig-Flensburg district) and its districts are listed (status: 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
33013	Friedrichstrasse 7–11, 9, 9b, Kleinberg 2a, 2b, 2	Günderothscher Hof / Scheershof	Günderothscher Hof / Scheershof; from 1633/34; Four-sided built property originally with the privileges of a noble court, in the depths the dominating main building, built in 1634 as a ducal guest house by building inspector J. Hecklauer, opposite the street the gatehouse from 1761, on the sides two half-timbered outbuildings from the 18th century, the northern at the same time representative main house of the three-sided enclosed courtyard Kleinberg 2, which is open to the north, two small gable outbuildings on the sides, e.g. T. in half-timbered
29084	Hesterberg 46-54	Military magazine Hesterberg	Grain store, office and community store, storage shed, wagon shed, shed, barn, enclosing wall
40977	Husum tree 4a	Trinity Church	Trinity Church, churchyard, tombs up to 1870, granite (slope) walls
47193	Lollipop 110	former customs house	former customs house; 1754; Erected by the architect JG Rosenberg as a residential and customs house for customs inspector G. Rambusch, representative two-storey brick building with a paved forecourt, with a small thatched half-timbered cottage at the back as a garden house
40976	Süderdomstrasse 2, 11, 13	St. Petri Cathedral	St. Petri Cathedral with furnishings, churchyard, princely crypt, granite (slope) wall, linden wreath, swallow (Süderdomstraße 2); former Küsterhaus (Süderdomstraße 11), former organist house, (Süderdomstraße 13)

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
37133	Herrenstall 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, Herrenstall	Herrenstall	Row of six residential buildings with a park opposite; 2nd half of the 19th century; Loosened series of mainly two-story brick buildings, plastered or muddy facades in historicist shapes, opposite green space at the site of the mill pond of Gottorf Castle, which was filled in in 1906, with a hussar monument
39991	Lange Strasse 38, 40, 42	Residential and commercial buildings at Lange Strasse 38–42	Lange Strasse 38–42; Row of three residential and commercial buildings at the northern end of Langen Strasse in the transition to Gallberg, closed assembly of two gabled town houses from the 18th century. and the final corner building from around 1900
39999	Lange Strasse 39, 41	Houses at Lange Strasse 39–41	Double house; 1st half of the 19th century; on the street corner of Am Kälberteich, eaves-facing brick building with two sides. Classicist design. Ground floor with plastered rustics, gabled entrance doors, arched doorway, cornice. No. 39 four-axis with rear wing; No. 41 with a rounded corner. Inside, stuccoed ceiling profiles and vaulted cellars
39306	Lollfuß 77, 79, 81, 81a	Lollfuß 77-81a	Assembly of residential and commercial buildings; Wed. 18th to E. 19th century; predominantly two-storey buildings in eaves position with plastered facades and with pitched or mansard roofs, No. 81 in the core half-timbered building from the 18th century. with extensive construction time Accessories, no. 81 a in the core probably around 1800, no. 79 around 1900 with reference to a baroque design, no. 77 a more simple four-storey apartment building.

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
10659	At the dam 1	LKH Stadtfeld: former men's main building (administration)
9614	At the St. John's Monastery	Cobblestone street
9612	At the St. John's Monastery	St. Johannis monastery: courtyard paving
9613	At the St. John's Monastery	St. Johannis Monastery: Monastery wall
9601	At the St. John's Monastery	St. Johannis Monastery: Monastery church with furnishings
9604	At St. John's Monastery 2–2b	St. Johannis Monastery: Pastor / Cantor / Preacher residence
9326	At the St. Johanniskloster 4	St. Johannis Monastery: House of the monastery provost
26534	At the St. Johanniskloster 4	St. Johannis Monastery: Stable by the monastery wall
9605	At the St. Johanniskloster 6	St. Johannis Monastery: former priory house
9606	At the St. Johanniskloster 8	St. Johannis Monastery: Conventual interior house
9607	At the St. Johanniskloster 8a	St. Johannis Monastery: stable and residential building
9609	At St. John's Monastery 10	St. Johannis Monastery: eastern stable building
9608	At the St. Johanniskloster 10-10a	St. Johannis Monastery: Conventual interior with farm building
9603	At the St. John's Monastery 12–12b	St. Johannis Monastery: Monastic office building
9602	At St. John's Monastery 14–16b	St. Johannis Monastery: Enclosed building with Schwahl, Remter and Kapitel
3117	Bahnhofstrasse 29	Station building
8509	Bellmannstrasse 26	former agricultural school
8510	Bellmannstrasse 30	Bellmann gym
1196	Brockdorff-Rantzau-Strasse 70	Annettenhöh Castle
7967	Capitolplatz 7	former Geltinghof
8511	Chemnitzstrasse 55-57	Duplex
12722	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 1	detached house
12723	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 2 - 4	Duplex
12724	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 3 - 5	Duplex
12725	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 6 - 8	Duplex
12727	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 7 - 9	Duplex
12728	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 10 - 12	Duplex
12729	Dr.-Kirchhoff-Platz 11 - 13	Duplex
9208	Fehrsstrasse 18	Residential building
26536	Flensburger Strasse	Memorial chapel
3689	Flensburger Strasse 7	Frescoes in the boardroom
12518	Flensburger Strasse 9	Villa Schöneck
7969	Flensburger Strasse 28	Residential building
3690	Friedrichstrasse 7-11	Gatehouse	Gatehouse; 1675; Two-storey brick gate tower on a square floor plan with a low pan-roofed tent roof, including a round arched passage with Doric pilasters and straight entablature, as well as a sandstone coat of arms held by lions (von Brockdorff coat of arms) with an inscription plaque, flanked by two single-storey eaves houses from 1827 and 1932
9074	Friedrichstrasse 9	Main house	Main house; 1633/34, building inspector J. Hecklauer; Originally built as a ducal guest house, representative three-storey brick eaves house with pan-roofed gable roof, simple structure with surrounding cornice, arched arches and ornamental anchors, subsequently added shortened supporting pillars, in the front center a round arched portal with rococo door over curved open staircase, above the ridge. Back with gabled, rectangular stair tower and two lateral toilet pillars, valuable interior fittings, vaulted cellars
9076	Friedrichstrasse 9 b	Outbuildings	Outbuildings; 2nd half of the 18th century; two-storey half-timbered building bounding the courtyard to the south with a pan-roofed gable roof, probably a former horse stable
3691	Friedrichstrasse 36	Residential building
3694	Friedrichstrasse 54	Residential and commercial building
3695	Friedrichstrasse 56	Residential and commercial building
3697	Friedrichstrasse 60	Residential building
3698	Friedrichstrasse 73	Home for the deaf and dumb
2668	Friedrichstrasse 77	Residential building
3699	Friedrichstrasse 82	Residential building
3700	Friedrichstrasse 86	Gosch's inn
3701	Friedrichstrasse 103	Bugenhagenschule with gym	The elementary school was built from 1926 to 1928.
3702	Friedrichstrasse 106	Residential building
12998	Friedrichstrasse 130	Friedrichsberger Bürgerstift
3685	Friedrichstrasse 130	War memorial 1850/51
3703	Gallberg 3	Freins' house
3704	Gallberg 4	former Schmiedenhof
8513	Gallberg 47	Asmus-Jacob-Carstens-School
3706	Gottorfstrasse 2	Higher Regional Court
3687	Gottorfstrasse 2	Memorial stone v. Bjelke
10921	Gottorfstrasse 4	former Fürsens Hof
8416	Gottorfstrasse 13	former office building
12989	Herrenstall 5	Residential building	Residential building; essentially around 1860; Two-storey plastered building with half-hipped roof, central projectile with hipped roof and mid-house, historicist facade design, attached rear wing
6343	Herrenstall 7	Residential building	Residential building; around 1880; Two-storey brick building with a gable roof, plastered street facade, simple design in late classicist forms
221	Herrenstall 11	Residential building	Residential building; around 1880; two-storey saddle roof building, slurry brick facade with restrained historical design
9559	Hesterberg 46-54	Office and community warehouse (building 1)
9560	Hesterberg 46-54	Storage shed (house 6)
9561	Hesterberg 46-54	Car shed (house 9)
9562	Hesterberg 46-54	Shed (house 10)
9563	Hesterberg 46-54	Barn (house 11)
8165	Hesterberg 46-54	Grain store (house 12)
9564	Hesterberg 46-54	Enclosing wall
12984	Hesterberg 62	Clinic building (House I)
12985	Hesterberg 66	School with gym (House K)
12983	Hesterberg 68	Clinic building (House H)
24194	Hesterberg 69	Clinic building (House D)
24195	Hesterberg 71	Clinic building (House E)
24302	Hesterberg 75	Clinic building (House A)
3708	Husum tree 4a	Trinity Church
9079	Kleinberg 2	Main house side courtyard	Main house; 2nd half of the 18th century; Main building of the three-sided converted former side courtyard to Günderothschen Hof and at the same time, in the complex, southern side building to the latter, two-storey eaves half-timbered building on a brick base with a pan-roofed hipped roof, slightly off-center gabled skylight door with a bar inscription above
3709	Kleinberg 7	Residential building
3710	Kleinberg 9	former prison
9384	Koenigstrasse 9	former district station
27356	Koenigsstrasse 9	former goods shed
3711	Koenigstrasse 30	Marthahaus (adult education center)
30509	Koenigstrasse 37	Director's residence of the cathedral school
3688	Koenigstrasse 37	Cathedral school
3712	Kornmarkt 3	Residential and commercial building
12968	Short street 3	Back wing to Lange Straße 26
3713	Lange Strasse 6	Residential building
3714	Lange Strasse 7	Residential building
3715	Long Street 9	Residential building
3716	Long Street 11	Residential building
3717	Long Street 12	Residential building
3718	Long Street 14	Residential building
3719	Long Street 16	Residential building
10904	Long Street 18	Residential building
1360	Long Street 19	Residential building
3720	Long Street 26	Residential and commercial building
39983	Long Street 38	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 18th century; Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building with a pan-roofed mansard roof and plastered facade in a reduced classical design, side entrance door with round arch, rear wing in half-timbered construction
3721	Long Street 39	Residential building	Part of a twin house; 1st half of the 19th century; four-axis eaves brick construction. Classicist design. Ground floor with plastered rustics, gabled entrance doors, arched doorway, cornice, inside stuccoed ceiling profiles and vaulted cellars; Back wing
39981	Long Street 40	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 18th century; Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building over four axes, with a pan-roofed gable roof and a brick facade from the 19th century.
3722	Long Street 41	Residential building	Part of a twin house; 1st half of the 19th century; Located on the street corner of Am Kälberteich, eaves brick building with two sides and a rounded corner. Classicist design. Ground floor with plastered rustics, gabled entrance doors, basket arched Passage, cornice. Inside, stuccoed ceiling profiles and vaulted cellars
3723	Lollipop 3	Residential and commercial building
3724	Lollipop 53	Residential building
10115	Lollipop 61	Catholic Church of St. Ansgar with furnishings
3725	Lollipop 63	former Tychenhof
3726	Lollipop 78	former Heespen-Hof (district court)
38847	Lollipop 81	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 18th century; two-storey half-timbered building, eaves with a gable roof, over-molded brick front, extensive wall-mounted fittings from the 18th century; attached rear building
3727	Lollipop 98	Residential building
27665	Lollipop 98	Grave slabs in the courtyard
10727	Lollipop 102	"City of Flensburg" inn
3728	Lollipop 110	former customs house	former customs house; 1754, Arch. JG Rosenberg; Two-storey eaves-standing yellow stone installation with a pan-covered half-hipped roof and muddy facade, the middle part protruding flat, inside it again flat protruding door projecting with arched portal and segmented gable with ox-eye, inside a late baroque staircase, two-storey rear wing from the 1920s in the southwest
3684	Michaelisallee	Chemnitz-Bellmann monument
3729	Michaelisallee 1	Lorns School	The school was built from 1906 to 1909 as a secondary school.
3730	Michaelisstrasse 60	Gasthof "Kick in de Stadt"
46859	Moldeniter Weg 41	Residential building	Residential building; around 1910; Single-storey plastered building on the eaves with a high plaster base with jamb and pan-roofed gable roof, richly decorated side elevation with stucco elements and balcony on consoles in the west, rusticated building edges, historical front door and windows in stuccoed frames and interior fittings
10546	Mill grinder	Water tower	Water tower; 1904-1906; Six-storey shaft on a round floor plan, yellow brick masonry, base zone in natural stone, sandstone window frames, container storey on richly ornamented consoles, riveted elevated container on the inside
10663	Mill grinder 13/15	LKH Stadtfeld: residential building
10660	Mühlental 5	LKH Stadtfeld: former men's annex (magazine)
9381	Norderdomstrasse 4	Parish hall
3732	Norderdomstrasse 15	Bishop's court
12944	Norderholmstrasse 2	Residential building	Residential building; in the core of the 18th century; single-storey brick building facing Süderholmstrasse, muddy facades with corrugated corners, half-hipped roof
10967	Paulihof 1	"Paulihof" residential building
10902	Paulihof 2	former garrison hospital
3733	Plessenstrasse 7	Plessenhof
6411	Poststrasse 2	Bank building
3734	Poststrasse 5	Hansen pen
3707	Prince's Palace 1–1c	Prinzenpalais (State Archives)	The building used today by the Schleswig-Holstein State Archives was built around 1700 for Privy Councilor von Buchwaldt
27652	Prince's Palace 1–1c	Court of honor
3735	Rathausmarkt 1	Gray Monastery	The monastery was founded in 1234.
13285	Rathausmarkt 1	town hall
3736	Rathausmarkt 14	pharmacy
29469	Schlossallee	Hercules pond
29470	Schlossallee	Blue pond
29471	Schlossallee	Ante temple
29472	Schlossallee	Small cascade
29473	Schlossallee	Cast iron fountain
12760	Castle Island	Castle Island
12761	Castle Island	Moat
12862	Castle Island	Kapp Putsch memorial
1202	Castle Island 1	Gottorf Castle
12763	Castle Island 2	Guard house
12764	Castle Island 3	Detention house
12765	Castle Island 4	former staff building
12767	Castle Island 5	House on the southwest bastion
12766	Castle Island 5	Ice cellar
12762	Castle Island 6	Nydamhalle
12774	Castle Island 15	former armory
12772	Castle Island 16	former stable building (house 16)
12768	Castle Island 17	former stable building (house 17)
12769	Castle Island 18	Kreuzstall (House 18)
12770	Castle Island 19	former stable building (house 19)
12771	Castle Island 20	former stable building (house 20)
12773	Castle Island 22	former latrine building
30083	Black way 2	Former Geltinghof
10661	St.-Jürgener-Strasse 9	LKH Stadtfeld: former women's main building (house 12)
10662	St.-Jürgener-Strasse 11	LKH Stadtfeld: former women's annex (house 11)
9551	Stadtweg 21 - 21a	former Geltinghof
3737	City route 57	Presidential Monastery
3739	City route 93	Residential and commercial building
13267	Tamping mill 1	Forest hotel
3740	Süderdomstrasse 1	Marienhospital	Today's urban retirement home has served to care for old and socially disadvantaged people since the end of the 18th century
2848	Süderdomstrasse 2	St. Petri Cathedral with furnishings	In 1134 the members of a Schleswig merchants' guild killed the Danish King Niels in St. Petri Cathedral. We owe the first written mention of the Schleswig Cathedral to this message. This first church building at the current location was designed as a three-aisled Romanesque basilica. With the completion of the Romanesque transept, which is still preserved today, around the year 1200, the last secured construction work on the Romanesque basilica is documented. Granite, tuff from the Rhine region and brick were used as building materials.
22429	Süderdomstrasse 2	Swallow	The three-winged cloister, which is located on the north side of the nave, was built from brick between 1310 and 1320. He is called the Schwahl (Danish: Svalen). In Danish Low German, this name means roughly "half-open corridor outside a house". It is a processional passage that leads out of the church and back into the church.
9395	Süderdomstrasse 4	former orphanage school
9396	Süderdomstrasse 7	former cantor house
9397	Süderdomstrasse 9	former deacon house
9398	Süderdomstrasse 11	former sexton's house
9399	Süderdomstrasse 13	former organist house
3741	Süderdomstrasse 15–15a	former Hattenhof (state building authority)
38549	Süderholmstrasse 2	Residential building	Residential building; E. 18./ A.19. Century; single-storey plastered building with gable roof, eaves, ornamental gable to the north
3742	Süderholmstrasse 14	Residential building
30543	Süderholmstrasse 15	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; Beginning 19th century; Wide corner building, one storey with a half-hipped roof, three-axis dwarf house on the south side
3744	Süderholmstrasse 17	Residential building
3745	Süderholmstrasse 18	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century; Single-storey half-timbered building with saddle roof, gable-independent, front renewed in grouted brick
3746	Süderholmstrasse 20	Residential building
3747	Süderholmstrasse 22	Residential building
3748	Süderholmstrasse 24	Residential building
3749	Süderholmstrasse 26	Residential building
3750	Süderholmstrasse 28	Residential building
3751	Süderholmstrasse 30	Residential building
3752	Süderholmstrasse 32	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century; single-storey eaves house with saddle roof, slotted brick facade with polygonal bulge
3753	Süderholmstrasse 34	Residential building
3754	Süderholmstrasse 36	Residential building
3755	Süderholmstrasse 38	Residential building
3756	Süderholmstrasse 40	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century; single-storey brick eaves house with gable roof, plastered facade, wide polygonal opening on the right, double-leaf front door with skylight 19th century.
3758	Süderholmstrasse 44	Residential building
13054	Süderholmstrasse 52	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century; Single-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof, gable, clad in brick, gable triangle boarded up
13053	Süderholmstrasse 54	Residential building	Residential building; 18./19. Century; Single-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof, independent from the gable, clad in brick, gable triangle boarded up
13055	Süderholmstrasse 72	Cemetery chapel	Cemetery chapel; 1876; Muddy brick building on an approximately square floor plan, pyramid roof with octagonal lantern, gabled portal porch and detached rectangular choir with triple arched window

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
9611	At the St. John's Monastery	St. Johannis Monastery: Gardens
26453	At the St. John's Monastery	St. Johannis Monastery: Monastery church courtyard	St. Johannis Monastery: Monastery churchyard, Caroline Johannsen tomb, Marie W. v. Crieyen, tomb (nameless), grave / memorial plaque CG Bellmann, tomb family Lentz, tomb Luise v. Eyben, tomb Charlotte v. Bülow, tomb Christian Koyen, grave cross of a priory, tomb Fritz Frhr. v. Lily Cron
39651	At the St. John's Monastery	Avenue of lime trees
12717	At the St. Johanniskloster 4	St. Johannis Monastery: Probstengarten with Bible garden
9514	Flensburger Strasse	Garrison cemetery in Neuwerkgarten
13276	Husum tree 4a	Churchyard	Cemetery, tombs until 1870, granite (slope) walls
10968	Paulihof 1	park
19954	Paulihof 1	Avenue of lime trees
1205	Schlossallee	Neuwerkgarten	Neuwerkgarten, Hercules group in Neuwerkgarten, five terraces, top terrace, former fish ponds east of Königsallee, six sandstone vases by the fountain, wrought iron main gate, surrounding stone wall with hornbeam hedge, inscription plaque in the chapel
29468	Schlossallee	Koenigsallee
29476	Schlossallee	Globe garden
29478	Schlossallee	Linden alley on the top terrace (Paulihof)
29482	Schlossallee	Row of old oaks
3683	City field	Old cemetery on the city field	Old cemetery on the Stadtfeld, earth wall with stone wall, linden wreath, wayside cross, tomb Valandt 1723, tomb Hoffmann 1837, tomb Starck 1848, tomb Tranberg 1839, tomb Schmidt 1776, tomb Kiobge 1837, tomb Frys 1835, tomb Suadicani 1824, tomb Lavrenz 18.6. , Tychsen tomb 1825/1827, Nielsen tomb 1814, Schärffe tomb 1826/1830, Jensen tomb 1827/1829, Owesen tomb 1845, Hahnn tomb 1698, Bissen tomb 1831, Zimmermann tomb 1815, Lundt tomb 1810
26448	Süderdomstrasse 2	Churchyard
9599	Süderholmstrasse 72	Holmer cemetery	Graveyard; dating back to the 17th century; Rounded, irregular square area, anger-like center of the fishing settlement Holm

Lost cultural monuments

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

ID	location	Official name	description	image
	Fischbrückstrasse 14	Residential building	Several times converted, two-storey brick building with half-timbered parts, demolished in the core in the 16th century in 2009 and replaced by a much taller new building, which due to its dimensions does not fit sufficiently into the structural environment.
3705	Gallberg 11	restaurant	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century with a brick facade and tail gable. Canceled due to structural damage in February 2019
	Rathausmarkt 17	Residential building	Two-storey brick eaves house with corner pilasters, in the core probably 18th century. Burned down in 1928 and then rebuilt. Significantly damaged by a major fire on January 27, 2010. Demolished on August 18, 2010. Replaced by a new building in 2011.

literature

• Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments. Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Founded by the Tag für Denkmalpflege 1900, continued by Ernst Gall , edited by Johannes Habich, Christoph Timm (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Lübeck), updated by Susanne Grötz and Klaus Jan Philipp (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Schleswig-Holstein). Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-422-03120-3 .
• Dietrich Ellger : The art monuments of the city of Schleswig. Volume 2: The cathedral and the former cathedral district (The art monuments of Schleswig-Holstein, Volume 10). Neumünster 1966
• Johannes Habich : City Center Atlas Schleswig-Holstein. Neumünster 1976
• Deert Lafrenz: The art monuments of the city of Schleswig. Volume 3: Churches, monasteries and hospitals (The art monuments of Schleswig-Holstein, Volume 11). Munich / Berlin 1985
• State Office for Monument Preservation Schleswig-Holstein: Art Topography Schleswig-Holstein (The Art Monuments of the State of Schleswig-Holstein, special volume). Neumünster 1969

Remarks

1. ↑ Views and information about the house on alte-schleihalle.de
2. ↑ Photos from the demolition
3. ↑ Schleswiger Nachrichten of February 11, 2019
4. ↑ Kunst-Topographie Schleswig-Holstein, Neumünster 1969, page 724
5. ↑ [1]

source

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

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