List of cultural monuments in Wachwitz

View of Wachwitz from the plane

The list of cultural monuments in Wachwitz includes all cultural monuments in the Dresden district of Wachwitz . The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Dresden .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Wachwitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Monument protection area Elbe slopes	(Map)		Monument protection area Elbe slopes ; of importance in shaping the appearance of the place, in shaping the landscape and thus of indications (in force on March 28, 1997).	09305812
	Well house with well and memorial stone	Altwachwitz (map)	around 1900 (fountain house), after 1844 (flood memorial column)	The building served as a water distribution and transformer station, waiting hall, drinking fountain, so-called elephant fountain, memorial in memory of the flood of 1844 , a place that characterizes the plaza with a high level of historical memory value, and also of local and architectural significance. Built around 1900 in place of the village well in the center of Altwachwitz, inside well shaft and water distribution station, the house also served as a waiting hall. In 1925, the post office installed a distribution point for telecommunications traffic inside. The drinking fountain on the east side is popularly referred to as the “elephant fountain”, as two elephants from the Sarrasani circus used as draft animals were watered here in 1916 . Next to the well house, the flood memorial column in memory of a storm in 1844, which destroyed numerous houses in the village.	09211857
	Residential house with extension in a corner	Altwachwitz 1 (map)	18th century (residential building)	rural building with bakery, this is probably the 18th since the end of century., shop gable with Palladiofenster , cultivation with half-timbered upstairs, Krüppelwalmdächer, building as part of the traditional Wachwitzer village center and former the winder urban development history and local history is important, as a testimony of rural architecture and folk architecture of its Time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211851
	Residential house in open development	Altwachwitz 3 (map)	18th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey and gable roof , representative display gable with decorative shapes, probably from 1865 temporarily the village smithy, buildings as part of the traditional Wachwitz village core and former rounds of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of the time, also important in terms of architectural history. Half-timbered house in open development, former village smithy, former part of an estate.	09211852
	Residential house in open development	Altwachwitz 4 (map)	marked 1824 (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper floor and half- hipped roof , keystone from 1824 with a fish depiction as a guild symbol, building as part of the traditional Wachwitz village center and former round building of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of the time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211854
More pictures	Cottage property / winegrower's house	Altwachwitz 5 (map)	before 1715 (cottage)	Half-timbered house, half-timbered upper floor with a representative gable with St. Andrew's crosses , as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, significant in terms of building history. Rarity as it hardly occurs in its form in the Dresden area, and as part of a distinctive ensemble, which is predominantly still village-like, significant in terms of urban development history.	09211853
	Items from Leischke's court	Altwachwitz 9a (map)	18th century (side building)	Side building in open development; Conceived by Leischke's yard, this rural and simple building with half-timbered upper storey and saddle roof, which was demolished around 1900, building as part of the traditional Wachwitz village center and former round building of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history. Residential house in open development, built around 1700 as a moving-out house from a winery, originally with an old-style porch facing the village square, in the 19th century the residence and official residence of the local police officer.	09211855
	Residential stable house, side building and gate system of a farm	Altwachwitz 10 (map)	18th century (stable house)	Both buildings with a half-timbered upper storey, a display gable with a lyre motif, a complex as part of the traditional Wachwitz village center and former Rundlings of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testament to the rural architecture and folk architecture of their time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211856
	Residential house in open development and gate	Altwachwitz 12 (map)	18th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey and saddle roof, gable with lyre motif, building as part of the traditional Wachwitz village center and former Rundling of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211858
More pictures	Gasthaus "Elbterrasse"	Altwachwitz 14; 14a (card)	before 1870 (guest house)	Guest house with veranda, retaining wall and gate entrance; Since 1870 restaurant, historic plastered building with hipped roof , entrance area emphasized by Zwerchhaus, building as part of the traditional Wachwitz village center and former Rundling of importance in terms of urban development and local history, as a testimony to the architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211859
	Villa with outbuildings	Am Steinberg 1 (map)	1907 (villa)	Characteristic building with sparing Art Nouveau elements, simple plastered facade, sandstone base zone, saddle roof, view enlivened by inclined natural stone structure, standing bay, varying window formats and gable with ornamental framework, historically significant, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half 19th century of importance in terms of urban development history. Landhaus Eichenhof with ancillary building, built in 1907 for the businessman Arthur Münch.	09211831
	Villa with enclosure	Am Steinberg 2 (map)	1908 (villa)	Neoclassical building with a striking triangular gable and veranda on the garden side, dominant mansard roof , with a studio extension for painter Osmar Schindler , as a testimony to historicizing architecture with reform style elements before 1910 and for the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century Significant in terms of building history and urban development history, probably also of artistic importance.	09211834
	Baudissin's house	Am Steinberg 3 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Residential house in open development with retaining walls; Plain classicistic plastered facade with economical horizontal structure and rusticated plinth, view livened up by folding shutters, from 1840 to 1878 the place of work of the writer Wolf Heinrich Graf von Baudissin and his wife Sophie von Baudissin , 1861 redesign of the facade and heightening, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.	09211835
	Villa with enclosure on Preßgasse	Am Steinberg 4 (map)	marked 1911 (villa)	Representative villa construction with a simple plastered facade, sandstone base zone, view enlivened by the sparse raised natural stone structure, standing bay window with spire, varying window formats and ornamental framework, historically significant, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century of importance in terms of urban development history. Villa built for Dr. Hugo Kratz, later the home of the opera singer Fred Teschler .	09211813
	Landhaus Lippold; also Kochsche Villa	Am Steinberg 5 (map)	1920–1921 (villa)	Villa with garden architecture and retaining walls; distinctive and creatively demanding building from the 1920s, historicizing between baroque and classicism , historically and artistically significant and, because of its exposed location, also of urban planning importance. From 1930 owned by General Director Dr. Franz Josef Koch, co-owner of the Koch & Sterzel company .	09211815
	Residential house in open development with fencing	Am Steinberg 8 (map)	2nd half of the 18th / 1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	simple plastered facade with corner rustication and segmented arched windows, the northern area of the building with a square floor plan and tent roof possibly a former vineyard house, extended to the south around 1900 with a rectangular annex, this shows with a wide overhang of the gable roof echoes of the Swiss house style , view formerly animated by wooden shutters, architectural history and of importance in terms of urban development history.	09211816
	Former Winegrower's house with gardener's house / garden house, outbuildings as well as gate system and retaining walls	Am Steinberg 9 (map)	1815 (winegrower's house), 1884 (gardener's property)	Winegrower's house, converted into a country estate, striking property on the Elbe slope, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. Former Winegrower's house with gate system, outbuilding and gardener's house, inside remains of the baroque furnishings. In the 19th century owned by the Mayor of Dresden and Saxon State Minister Konrad Wilhelm von Rüger (1837–1916).	09211817
More pictures	Wollner villa	At Steinberg 10; 14 (card)	1907–1909, essentially at the end of the 18th century. 1875 (villa), 1907–1909 (villa garden / country house garden), mid-19th century (auxiliary building), mid-19th century (coach house), mid-19th century (pigeon house)	Villa with villa garden, pavilion, coach house / outbuilding, bridge to the former farm garden, fountain, garden vases and enclosure; Villa property evidently from a baroque complex for the merchant Robert Wollner, significant in terms of building history and gardening, local history and urban planning.	09211819
	Villa with farm building, garden and enclosure	Am Steinberg 11 (map)	1899 (villa), around 1910 (outbuilding)	representative property, residential building based on the Swiss style with planking, roof overhangs and wooden ornamentation, remarkable the extremely large hall with largely preserved furnishings from the time of origin, smaller farm buildings in the reform style were added later, property is structurally significant and in parts artistically significant. Villa Asta with farm building and enclosure, residence of the publisher Justus Friedrich Güntz . Around 1900 the property was connected to the Wollner Villa (No. 14) by a bridge. Children's home since 1951.	09211823
	Villa Hottenroth	Am Steinberg 13 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Villa with garden plot and retaining wall to the Wachwitzgrund; representative historic building by Wilhelm Kreis for Emily Cloete and Johann Edmund Hottenroth (1855–1937) erected on the family estate, neo-baroque plastered building on substructure, view determined by the mansard roof. Plastered mirrors and varying window shapes, the garden side characterized by an altar-like veranda, terrace and balcony, of significance in terms of building history and urban development history.	09211822
	House Hottenroth	Am Steinberg 15 (map)	1845 (residential building)	Residential house with retaining wall; Two-storey building with a simple plastered facade and hipped roof, tooth-cut frieze, built as a winegrower's house, from 1856 home of the painter Woldemar Hottenroth , of particular importance in terms of personal history and urban development history.	09211880
	Residential house in open development	Am Steinberg 16 (map)	18th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbering on the upper floor, facing eaves side with St. Andrew's crosses, wooden paneled gable, gable roof, building as part of the traditional village structure around the Wachwitz Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of the time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211820
	Residential house with extension in open development	Am Steinberg 18 (map)	18th century (residential building)	Rural building, southern wing of the building with half-timbered upper floor, St. Andrew's crosses, gable and crooked hip, northern wing of the building presumably as a later extension with plastered facade and gable roof, building as part of the traditional village structure around the Wachwitz Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of the time, also significant in terms of architectural history .	09211821
	Marienhaus (formerly) (individual monument for ID no.09218394)	Josef-Hegenbarth-Weg 10 (map)	around 1800 (residential building)	Individual monument of the whole of the royal vineyard: residential building in open development	09211844
	villa	Josef-Herrmann-Strasse 7 (map)	1912 (villa)	Typical building in the reform style with plastered facade, the view shaped by the mighty mansard roof and enlivened by varying window formats, designed and inhabited by the painter Woldemar Müller, historically significant, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century of importance in terms of urban development history.	09211832
	Rental villa	Josef-Herrmann-Strasse 10a (map)	after 1908 (rental villa)	Striking building with a tower structure, characteristic example of architecture around 1910, significant in terms of building history, as evidence of the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, of urban development history.	09211833
	villa	Königsweg 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (villa)	Residential building typical of the time before 1900, echoes of the Swiss house style with a gable roof with a large overhang, ornamental gables, wooden balconies and wooden shutters, significant in terms of building history, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century of urban development history .	09211872
	Villa, pergola with bathing grotto, garden design and enclosure wall	Kotzschweg 12 (map)	1869 (villa), 1886 (pedestal)	Remarkable in terms of design villa property, characterized by various renovations from the 1st third of the 20th century, temporarily owned by the important city building officer Hermann Klette , testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century , building history, urban development history as well as personal history and artistically significant.	09211888
	Residential house in open development with retaining wall	Oberwachwitzer Weg 1 (map)	1883 (residential house)	Residential building typical of the time with echoes of the Swiss house style, characterized by a central projectile with floating gable , plastered facade with natural stone base zone, gable roof, significant in terms of building history, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century of importance in terms of urban development.	09211885
	Residential house with extension and enclosure wall	Oberwachwitzer Weg 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	rural building with half-timbered upper storey and half-hipped roof, building as part of the traditional village structure of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211886
	House with annex and shed	Oberwachwitzer Weg 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Two-sided courtyard, rural residential building with half-timbered upper floor and vine trellis on the south gable, crooked hip roof, building as part of the traditional village structure of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211883
	Residential house with later extension in open development	Oberwachwitzer Weg 5 (map)	after 1804 (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey, half-hipped roof and vine trellis, building as part of the traditional village structure of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211882
	Old school (former)	Oberwachwitzer Weg 6 (map)	1862–1863 (school)	School building with retaining walls and stairs; 1921 Renovation by Rudolf Kolbe , school operation until 1978, today used as a residential building and studio, distinctive entrance area, building as part of the traditional village structure and as a former school of local significance, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211884
	Villa with terraces, stairs, garden and pavilion	Oberwachwitzer Weg 7 (map)	1895 (villa)	representative site typical of the time before 1900, historicizing vile construction with plastered facade, varying bay windows and central projections, significant in terms of building history, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, of urban development history.	09211879
	Villa Scherzer	Oberwachwitzer Weg 9 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (villa)	Villa with retaining wall; characteristic building, remodeled in reform style around 1910, culminates almost unadorned in a high roof, corner bay windows, striking gables and high natural stone plinth, historically significant, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th Century of importance in terms of urban development history. Villa Scherzer, named after its previous owner, the chamber virtuoso of the Saxon State Orchestra Manfred Scherzer.	09211878
	Residential house in open development	Oberwachwitzer Weg 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	rural building with half-timbered upper storey, gable roof and wooden-paneled gable, building as part of the traditional village structure of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211881
	Residential house in open development with retaining wall	Oberwachwitzer Weg 12 (map)	around 1930 (residential building)	Characteristic wooden house around 1930, structural testimony to the architectural movement of that time, to offer inexpensive and solidly designed residential houses also in prefabricated construction, significant in terms of building history.	09211887
	Luisen's home	Oberwachwitzer Weg 16 (map)	inscribed 1887 (villa)	Villa with retaining wall; Typical building of the time with echoes of the Swiss house style, plastered facade, ornamental gable, roof houses, wooden veranda, important in terms of building history, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century in terms of urban development history. Villa “Louisens Heim” with veranda, named after the Baroness Louise von Rhoeden (1843–1913).	09211876
More pictures	TV tower Dresden	Oberwachwitzer Weg 37 (map)	1964–1969 (television tower)	TV tower with equipment and entrance hall including terrace; Characterized as a new landmark of the city, with its structural and technical parameters significant in terms of building history and technology history, one of the largest structures of this type in Germany.	09211889
	Residential house with retaining and boundary wall in open development	Ohlsche 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Residential building typical of the time with plastered facade and gable roof, view enlivened by the wide roof overhang, wooden shutters and wine trellis, of importance in terms of building history and urban development.	09211827
	Residential house with retaining and boundary wall	Ohlsche 12 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Residential house with retaining and boundary wall in open development; House probably replaced by a new building.	09211826
	Retaining walls	Pillnitzer Landstrasse - (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (retaining wall)	Retaining walls	09211848
	Winegrower's house with side building	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 93; 93b (card)	1689 (winegrower's house), marked 1875 (high water mark)	characteristic, largely originally preserved rural property of the »Schlosserberg« vineyard, eaves-mounted main building with half-timbered upper floor and saddle roof, embankments in this area in the 1880s can be seen at the former street-side entrance, old wooden beam ceilings and high water mark from 1875 on the inside, parts of the facility go back to the late 17th century Back to the century, as a rural building that shaped the townscape of its time, it was structurally significant, as a testimony to the viticulture in this area, of local importance.	09211797
	Rental villa with retaining wall facing the street	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 101 (map)	around 1880 (rental villa)	Typical plastered building with historicizing structure, characterized by central projections and loggias, retaining wall that characterizes the street with a representative entrance gate, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development.	09211795
	Konigs Weinberg concert and ball hall	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 105 (map)	1893 (inn), 1893 (hall), marked 1740 (portal)	Inn (former) with hall and portal; striking historicizing building with characteristic high arched windows on the upper floor and mansard roof, baroque portal marked and with a coat of arms stone from the predecessor building of the Wachwitz manor, significant building and local history. Former "Königs Weinberg" inn with dance hall and baroque portal with double coat of arms (1740), originally built as the manor house of the Wachwitz manor, today a residential building.	09211794
	Residential house in open development	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 111 (map)	19th century (residential building)	Formerly Hildes Heim, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211791
	Winemaker's house	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 123 (map)	before 1785 (winegrower's house)	Rural building with a half-hipped roof and bat dormers, standing on the eaves, formerly the location of a wine press, war children’s asylum in the 1st World War, converted at the end of the 19th century, historically significant, as a testament to the viticulture in this area of local history.	09211787
	Residential house in open development	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 127 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Simple, gable-independent building with plastered facade and crooked hip roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211784
	Garden pavilion and enclosure on the Elbe side	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 130 (map)	End of the 19th century (garden pavilion)	Garden pavilion ; characteristic example of the small architecture of its time, construction made of sawn wood with decorative openwork balustrade and gusset fields, over an octagonal floor plan, tent roof crowned by elaborate lanterns and weather vane, of architectural significance.	09211790
	villa	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 132 (map)	1886 (villa)	Villa Quisisana with stair tower; Typical building with plastered façade, wide roof overhang and wooden balconies, formerly with ornamental frameworks, a stair tower that characterizes the townscape with historicizing natural stone structure, historically significant, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century and also in terms of urban development history significant.	09211789
	Villa Charlotte	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 134 (map)	Early 20th century (rental villa)	Rental villa; Villa building typical of the time around 1910 with a simple plastered façade and economical decor, view characterized by a central projectile with a slightly curved round arch, plank truss roof with crooked hip, 1918–1931 seat of the Wachwitz post office, of importance in terms of building history and urban development.	09211788
	Residential house in open development with arbor, enclosure and retaining wall	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 137 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Simple, eaves-standing residential building with plastered facade and gable roof, view enlivened by wooden shutters, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211860
	Rental villa with enclosure	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 140 (map)	1893–1894 (rental villa)	Villa construction typical of the time with historicizing structure and bay windows, echoes of the Swiss house style through wide roof overhangs and floating gables, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development.	09211786
	Villa with retaining and fencing wall	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 141 (map)	1913 (villa)	Representative villa construction around 1910, view dominated by a mighty mansard roof and enlivened by varying window formats, large arbor on the Elbe side with a striking asymmetry, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development history. Villa built in 1913 on the site of an older summer house from 1878. Actress Alice Verden and director Hermine Körner lived here in the 1920s .	09211846
	Ehlich's steamboat restaurant; Gare de la Lune	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 148 (map)	18th century, older part marked 1789 (basement), 1893 (ballroom)	Inn with ballroom; U-shaped complex, former four-sided farm from 1789, reconstruction in 1872, serving since 1844, as a traditional and popular locality of importance in terms of local history, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also important in terms of architectural history. Former “Ehlichs Dampfschiffrestaurant” inn with ballroom, set up in a former four-sided courtyard in the mid-19th century, used commercially from 1941, since 1995 “Gare de la Lune” ballroom.	09211785
	Villa Gebler	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 155 (map)	around 1890 (villa)	Villa with gazebo; Historical villa construction typical of the time with elements of the Swiss house style, decorative floating gable, wooden loggia, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development history.	09211861
	Residential house with extension in open development	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 156a (map)	1723 Dendro (residential house)	L-shaped, half-timbered upper floor, remnants of a former estate, consisted of the residential building, side building (see Pillnitzer Landstrasse 156c), stable (probably 1684) and barn (demolished), building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance as A testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211845
	Residential house in open development, rural building with half-timbered upper floor	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 156c (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Residential house in open development, rural building with half-timbered upper floor, former side building with intermediate floor for grain storage, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also important in terms of architectural history; Rural building with half-timbered upper floor, formerly a side building with intermediate floor for grain storage, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09218563
	Villa with veranda	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 157 (map)	1872 (villa)	Residential building typical of the time with a simple plastered facade with sparing structure, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development, from 1929 in the possession of the Dresden chocolate manufacturer Walter Clauss.	09211862
	Villa Alice; Villa Elbfrieden	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 158 (map)	1880s (villa)	Villa; With the Zurm, its cantilevered gables and the wooden elements, a striking example of the Swiss house style, is also reminiscent of Italian country estates, striking historicism building around 1875, historically significant, as a prominent and clearly visible building at the foot of the Elbe slope, also of urban development importance.	09211847
More pictures	Wachwitzhöhe	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 159 (map)	around 1870 (villa), 1890 (pigeon house), 1890 (chicken coop)	Villa, former inn "Wachwitzhöhe", castle-like building with tower, garden house, gatehouse, chicken and pigeon house (both Wachwitz Bergstrasse 11, without a new building with this address) staircase, grotto and path system, gate and fence; striking and highly visible property at Elbhang, typical of the time historicizing housing of the late 19th century, elbseitige Terrace conditioning artistically remarkable park with equestrian stairs and cave, especially architecturally significant. After the establishment was closed in 1888, it was used as a residential building, from 1934–40 Belgian consulate, after 1945 a school, after-school care center and kindergarten, and now a residential building.	09211863
	Residential house in open development	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 162 (map)	marked 1823 (residential building)	Rural, eaves half-timbered building with a gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211849
	Residential house with retaining wall in open development	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 165 (map)	around 1895 (residential building)	Villa construction typical of the time in the Swiss house style with decorative floating gable, of architectural significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development.	09211864
	Villa Elbfrieden	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 175 (map)	after 1900 (villa)	Villa with garden pavilion; Representative villa building with Art Nouveau elements, decorative side elevation with putti reliefs and pilasters, important in terms of building history, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development.	09211865
	pavilion	Schwenkstraße - (map)	marked 1823 (garden pavilion)	Classically designed building with pillars and triangular gable, distinctive and characteristic garden architecture from the early 19th century, historically significant, artistically important because of its restrained and at the same time noble design, also with rarity value (at Schwenkstrasse 8).	09211824
	Residential house in open development	Schwenkstrasse 5 (map)	1951 (residential building)	Building in the 1950s in homeland security style with plastered facade, hipped roof and wooden shutters, of significance in terms of building history and urban development.	09211825
	villa	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 1 (map)	1914–1915 (villa)	Residential building typical of the time with elements of reform style, enlivened by varying window formats, of architectural significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development history, built by the Dresden businessman Leander Uhle, family seat of the The Uhle family until the mid-1950s.	09211866
	villa	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 5 (map)	around 1915 (villa)	Villa; Representative villa construction around 1915 with a simple plastered facade and varying window formats, view dominated by a mighty mansard roof, formerly the site of the Klenckeschen Kurberg, historically significant, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development history. Villa, built on the site of the former Klenckeschen Kurhaus, builder was the Dresden pastry chef Ehrhard Schmorl, used as a kindergarten after 1947.	09211870
	Gatehouse	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 7 (map)	around 1915 (gatehouse)	Torhaus, also known as the Chauffeurhaus, belonged to Villa Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 5, formerly the property of the Klenckeschen Kurhaus, a distinctive functional building of its time, especially important in terms of architectural history.	09211869
	Villa with terrace and garage	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 8 (map)	1914 (villa)	Typical villa construction of the 1910s with reform and heritage protection style elements, unadorned plastered facade enlivened by varying window formats and extensions, distinctive tower top, historically significant, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development history.	09211867
	Wachwitzhöhe	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 11 (map)	around 1870 (villa), 1890 (pigeon house), 1890 (chicken coop)	Villa with garden and enclosure as well as chicken and pigeon house (both Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 11, without new building with this address); Striking and widely visible property on the Elbe slope, historicizing residential building from the end of the 19th century typical of the time, Elbe-side terrace complex in terms of design, park with equestrian staircase and grotto, especially significant in terms of architectural history.
	Villa Singer	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 16 (map)	1912 (villa)	Villa; representative villa building with plastered facade and mansard hipped roof, striking western extension with medallions, reform style elements, built for writer and art historian Hans Wolfgang Singer , of architectural significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th Century also significant in terms of urban development history.	09211868
	villa	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 22 (map)	around 1910 (villa)	Largely authentic building from around 1910 with largely wood-paneled plaster facade, characterized by varying extensions and window formats, of architectural significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development history. Villa of the manufacturer Karl Zschoche, owned by the motorboat racing driver Gerhard Müller from 1940.	09211871
	Villa mountain nest	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 27 (map)	around 1880 (villa)	Villa; Typical building around 1880 in the Swiss style, characterized by wide roof overhangs, ornamental frameworks and decorative wooden parapets, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also significant in terms of urban development history. Villa Bergnest, former residence of the writer Charles Edouard Duboc (pseudonym Robert Waldmüller).	09211875
	Villa with gate house, garden and enclosure	Wachwitzer Bergstrasse 42 (map)	marked 1938, above entrance (villa)	Villa with gate house, garden and stone enclosure, homeland security architecture from the 1930s, simple plastered facade, saddle roof, wooden shutters, terraced garden, mighty retaining wall and enclosure, southern view dominated by a semicircular extension with a conical roof , important in terms of building history and urban development history. Architect Oskar Grunewald. In 1938 the house was awarded the certificate of honor by the city of Dresden for "exemplary architectural execution".	09211874
	Wachwitz Vineyard Chapel (individual monument for ID No. 09218394)	Wachwitz vineyard - (map)		Individual monument belonging to the whole of the Royal Vineyard: neo-Gothic chapel; picturesque building, dominated by triangular gables and high, narrow window openings, historically, artistically and landscape-shaping of importance. Erected in 1825 by Karl Moritz Haenel as a private chapel for the Wettins .	09211839
More pictures	New villa; Royal Villa (individual monument for ID No. 09218394)	Wachwitz vineyard 1 (map)	1893 (villa)	Individual monument belonging to the whole Royal Vineyard: Villa; Representative historicizing building on substructure, dominated by a gabled central projection, in front of it a balcony on pillars and a two-flight flight of stairs, inside still considerable parts of the original furnishings, historically and artistically significant. Erected in 1892 by Wilhelm Teichgräber in neo-Renaissance style, until 1918 the summer residence of the Saxon king, today a residential building.	09211836
	The whole of the royal vineyard	Wachwitzer Vineyard 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 15 (card)	1824-1853 laid out (vineyard)	The whole of the royal vineyard with the New Wachwitz Palace or Christian Palace (ID No. 09211830), New Villa (ID No. 09211836), neo-Gothic chapel (ID No. 09211839), press house (ID No. 09211838), gardener's house (ID-No. 09211837), New Gärtnerhaus (ID-No. 09302530), Winzerhaus (ID-No. 09302531), farm building (ID-No. 09302532), Marienhaus (ID-No. 09211844) (all individual monuments), rhododendron complex , Park, horticultural areas (garden monument), property Josef-Hegenbarth-Weg 14 / 14a, 16, Kotzschweg 8 as well as Wachwitz vineyard 3, 6, 9, 10 and 11, terracing, forest sections etc. (all parts of the whole); One of the most remarkable vineyards in the Elbe Valley, enriched by architecturally sophisticated buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, a former refuge of the Saxon royal family, despite some changes still largely preserved in its original form, due to the architectural, local and personal history as well as artistic aspects briefly outlined here important, also in connection with the Elbe slopes between Loschwitz and Pillnitz of landscape design value, the more important buildings of the vineyard appear again individually (see Kotzschweg, New Wachwitz Castle, Wachwitz Vineyard, Neo-Gothic Chapel and Presshaus as well as Wachwitz Vineyard 1, New Villa and Gardener's House) .	09218394
	Press house with relief (individual monument for ID no.09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 2 (map)	Early 19th century (press house), early 19th century (relief)	Individual monument belonging to the whole of the Royal Vineyard: Press house with relief; historically significant. Former Press house with extension, today residential building. On the facade children's frieze with scenes of viticulture by Franz Pettrich .	09211838
	Old gardener's house; Hofgärtnerhaus (single monument for ID no.09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 4 (map)	1825–1826 (gardener's estate)	Individual monument belonging to the whole of the royal vineyard: gardener's house; distinctive staggered structure, noteworthy in terms of design, accentuations through two figural reliefs, historically and artistically significant. Old gardener's house, also known as the kitchen house. Former House of the court gardener, converted into a kitchen house by Wilhelm Teichgräber in 1893. Relief panels by Franz Pettrich on the side wings.	09211837
	Farm building (individual monument for ID No. 09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 5 (map)	1886–1900 (farm building)	Individual monument of the whole of the royal vineyard: farm building; historically significant. Farm building, built in 1886 by Wilhelm Teichgräber in place of an older residential building, former seat of the chief steward.	09302532
	Winegrower's house (individual monument for ID no.09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 7 (map)	1899 (winegrower's house)	Individual monument of the whole of the royal vineyard: Winzerhaus. Farm building or winegrower's house, built in 1889 by master builder Eduard Beeger from Hosterwitz.	09302531
	New gardener's house (individual monument for ID no.09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 8 (map)	around 1900 (gardener's property)	Individual monument belonging to the whole of the royal vineyard: gardener's house; historically significant. New gardener's house, built in 1893 by Wilhelm Teichgräber in the park of the Royal Villa.	09302530
More pictures	New Wachwitz Castle ; Christian Palace (individual monument for ID No. 09218394)	Wachwitzer Weinberg 15 (map)	1936–1937 (castle), 1936–1937 (castle chapel)	Individual monument belonging to the whole of the royal vineyard: palace building with chapel on the east side; Over an almost U-shaped floor plan, a striking building from the 1930s in neo-baroque shapes, with its roof and turret looks into the Elbe area, the last more representative family seat of the Wettins in Saxony, significant in terms of building and personal history, artistically and urban planning. New Wachwitz Castle, residence of Prince Christian of Saxony from 1936 , neo-baroque building by Max Hans Kühne based on Saxon baroque buildings, today residential building.	09211830
	Grove of honor for those killed in the First World War	Wachwitzgrund - (map)	after 1918 (war memorial 1st World War)	Ehrenhain am Wachwitzbach for those killed in the First World War , built at the instigation of Johann Edmund Hottenroth (Colonel, military historian, archivist and writer), plaques by Otto Hunger, of local historical importance.	09211812
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 2 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Gable-independent, rural building with half-timbered upper storey and gables, half-hipped roof, building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211783
	Residential house, two-sided courtyard	Wachwitzgrund 3 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Rural building, upper floor partly with half-timbering, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211782
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 4 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211781
	Hottenroth's summer house; so-called house sun rose	Wachwitzgrund 7 (map)	1863 (garden house)	Garden shed with retaining wall; So-called Haus Sonnenrose, painter Woldemar Hottenroth acquired it in 1872, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211776
	Residential house with extension	Wachwitzgrund 12 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Two-sided courtyard, rural building with half-timbered upper storey, possibly a winegrower's house, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211780
	Residential house with a single-storey extension and fencing	Wachwitzgrund 13 (map)	marked 1623 (farmhouse)	Rural building, half-timbered house, originally probably the house of a winegrower with small-scale farming, together with Wachwitzgrund 11 until 1707, verifiably the oldest and almost completely preserved rural building in the urban area of Dresden, especially important in terms of architectural history and with a rarity.	09211805
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 14 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Rural building, plastered, eaves, gable roof, building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211779
More pictures	Residential house in open development with retaining wall	Wachwitzgrund 15 (map)	1605 (residential building)	Rural building, eaves with a gable roof and wood-paneled gables, the date on the inscription plaque has been lost around 1950, the building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling is of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history, the oldest residential building in Wachwitz.	09211804
More pictures	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 16 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Rural construction, partly half-timbered, gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211778
	Wachwitzer Mühle (formerly); Schreiter's mill	Wachwitzgrund 18 (map)	1808 (mill)	Mill building; Today used as a residential house, dating in the keystone, of local history, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local history, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history. The Wachwitzer Mühlengut was first mentioned in 1607, used as a grinding mill and bakery until 1890, after being converted, it is now a residential building.	09211777
	Residential house in open development with retaining wall	Wachwitzgrund 19 (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Half-timbered building on the eaves with a half-hipped roof, building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211803
	Residential house on substructure in open development	Wachwitzgrund 27 (map)	1807 (residential house)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey, gable-independent, saddle roof, building as part of the traditional village road to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211809
More pictures	Cottage property / winegrower's house	Wachwitzgrund 38 (map)	around 1700 (cottage)	Weinwirtschaft with its own press was given up in 1905, half-timbered upper floor with St. Andrew's crosses, important in terms of building history and, due to its comparatively old age, a rarity.	09211808
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 40 (map)	around 1880 (residential building)	Country house-like building, Swiss house style with a decorative floating gable, plastered facade with historicizing structure, significant in terms of building history, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development history.	09218395
	Villa on substructure	Wachwitzgrund 42 (map)	around 1900 (villa)	Building in the Swiss-style with decorative gable suspension, architecturally significant, as testimony to the development of the former fishing and wine village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century also city evolutionarily significant.	09211877
	House of a farm	Wachwitzgrund 44 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Former farmhouse with plastered facade and gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211806
More pictures	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 46 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbering in the facing gable and part of the upper floor, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211807
	Villa Reichenbach	Wachwitzgrund 54 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (villa)	Villa with terraces including stairs; Simple plastered building, the rear portal probably as a spoil from Italy, of architectural significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also in terms of urban development history and as the home of the painter Woldemar von Reichenbach also in terms of personal history significant, from 1954 to 1974 Dr. Recently.	09211802
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 56 (map)	1847 (residential house)	Until 1977 the home of the painter Hans Jüchser, a country house-like building with a simple plastered facade, a crooked hip roof, of architectural significance, as a testament to the development of the former fishing and winegrowing village into a popular summer resort from the middle of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development. So-called valley house, built in 1847 on the site of an earlier water mill. 1854–1859 "Alte Wache" for the castle guard of the Royal Vineyard. From 1921 to 1977 the home of the painter Hans Jüchser .	09211829
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 58 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper storey and gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211799
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 60 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with plastered half-timbered upper floor and gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211800
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 62 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with plastered half-timbered upper floor and gable roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local significance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211801
	Residential house in open development	Wachwitzgrund 66 (map)	Mid 19th century (residential building)	Rural building with half-timbered upper floor and half-hipped roof, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitzer Rundling of local historical importance, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211810
	Former Johannesbad inn with Johannesturm	Wachwitzgrund 76 (map)	1874 (inn), 1876 (lookout building)	Former Gasthaus with Johannesturm (above); old grinding and cutting mill location, remnants of an earlier grinding and cutting mill, 1874/76 turned into an inn with a lookout tower and since 1939 both used as a residential building, the painters Curt Rothe and Erhard Benscheck lived in the Johannesturm, building as part of the traditional village street to the Wachwitz Rundling of importance, as a testament to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time, also significant in terms of architectural history.	09211811
More pictures	Gasthaus Wachbergschänke	Waldmüllerstrasse 1b (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (inn)	Inn with viewing platform »Rittersaal« (formerly Wachwitzgrund 84); Typical building in the Swiss style of the time, with decorative floating gables, wide roof overhangs and ornamental framework, plastered facade with natural stone base zone, of architectural and local significance, as a testimony to the development of the former fishing and wine-growing village to the popular summer resort from the 2nd half of the 19th century, also significant in terms of urban development .	09211798
More pictures	villa	Wollnerstrasse 3 (map)	1928–1930 (residential building)	Residential house in open development; Building committed to the New Objectivity with echoes of the Bauhaus , built by Max Riedrich, two-storey building with a prominent corner balcony and massive flat roof , historically significant and as one of the few free-standing single-family or multi-family houses in Dresden with Bauhaus character singular (see also Damaschkestrasse 1, Erlweinstrasse 16, Königsberger Strasse 18, Renkstrasse 1 and Waldparkstrasse 6).	09211792
More pictures	Poultry and pigeon house in the Wollner villa	Wollnerstrasse 14 (map)	Mid-19th century (outbuilding), mid-19th century (coach house), mid-19th century (pigeon house)	Poultry house with dovecote, the area originally belonged to Villa Wollner. Villa with villa garden, pavilion, coach house / outbuildings, outbuildings, pigeon house, bridge to the former farm garden, significant in terms of building history, building history, garden art and local history.	09211819

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↑ ^a ^b Villa with villa garden, pavilion, coach house / outbuildings, outbuildings, pigeon house (Wollnerstrasse 14), bridge to the former farm garden, fountain, garden vases, hand pump and enclosure; Villa property evidently developed from a baroque complex for the merchant Robert Wollner, the representative villa building with a triangular floor plan with axially structured facades and mansard roof, the fronts enlivened by several additions, risalits , gables, pilaster strips and elaborate architectural decoration , also inside remarkable, historicizing building between Neo-baroque and neoclassicism , terraced garden in the mixed style of the Lenné - Meyer School, the work of the important garden artist Max Bertram , staircases, elaborately designed balustrades , vases and fountains, oriented towards the villa, extending into the landscape at the same time, property in terms of building history, building history and gardening , significant in terms of local history and urban planning.