List of cultural monuments in the old town of Aach

The list of cultural monuments in Aach's old town includes the buildings listed as cultural monuments in the old town of Aach, which is protected as a whole, in accordance with the listed value plan . The actual list of monuments for the rest of the city area is, like most in Baden-Württemberg, not public. The description follows the listed value plan .

location	Designation and monument status	description	Photos)
Marketplace	Brunnenhaus, Oberes Brunnenhäusl cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Built by Beuron monks in 1756, operated until 1924. Two-storey square tower with solid ground floor, unplastered half-timbered upper storey and tent roof .
Schulstrasse	Wayside cross cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Erected according to the inscription 1895. Historicizing sandstone cross on a double pedestal with cartouche , cast iron Corpus Christi.
Schulstrasse	Water reservoir cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Erected to replace the fountain houses in 1924. Plastered classicist solid building in the style of English landscaped gardens . Portico with access ramps, parapet balustrades , central well shell.
	City fortifications Cultural monument of particular importance according to §28 DSchG	Oldest parts 13th century, major destruction in the Peasants' War in 1525/1526, reconstruction of the wall crown in 1962. Two-shell quarry stone masonry , on the north side filled trench. Northern, upper town gate demolished in the 19th century, southern, lower town gate first mentioned in 1150, renewals in 1668 and 1978. Quarry stone shell tower over arched gate , half-timbered side facing town, hipped roof .
Stadtstrasse 5	Residential building, first gatehouse cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Construction in the 17th / 18th Century, extension 1977. Two-storey building with half-timbered upper floor and gable roof , residential part with gable side directly at the gate. Backward former economy.
Stadtstrasse 7	Residential building, second gatehouse cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	16th century, damaged in a bomb attack in 1945. Plastered massive eaves side building with high basement, ground floor and saddle roof ; northern extension modern. Formerly the place of prayer and school of the Jews.
Stadtstrasse 11	Homestead, Stadttorkel, document house cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Cellars of Torkel late Middle Ages, the main building upon receipt of Altsubstanz city fire in 1884, plastered half-timbered barn after 1884, certificate cottage on old foundations after 1884. Complete repair 1980. main building traufständiger plastered quarry stone with gabled roof and southern apparent half-timbered gables, north former economics part. Facade bends according to the street; backward return, stone window frames . Former seat of the market commission, certificate house , eaves-standing, ground-floor solid building with a gable roof, boarded knee floor , gable roof with access from the outside, wooden shed facing south.
Stadtstrasse 21	Residential building cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Construction on the northern corner of the city wall in the 16th century, replacement of the economy by a transverse structure at the beginning of the 20th century. Residential part of a former transverse house . Two-storey plastered solid construction with gable roof , inside plank beam ceiling.
Stadtstrasse 25	Residential building cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Erected in the 18th century, the subsequent upper city gate demolished in the 19th century. Three-storey, massive eaves side building with a gable roof with a slider . The longitudinal offset of the gable is a relic of the city gate.
Stadtstrasse 38	Noble house, (old) town hall Cultural monument of particular importance according to §28 DSchG	Building according to the inscription in 1560, town hall and school until 1930, access on the eaves side since the 20th century. Gable - mounted three-storey solid building with a high basement made of plastered quarry stone ; Saddle roof , stepped gable and square windows in two axes; formerly two-flight flight of stairs ; wood paneling inside , coffered ceiling from the time it was built, old doors and fittings.
Stadtstrasse 40	Court building, old court house cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Construction on the remains of the previous building in the 16th century, repairs with the construction of a wooden extension in 1994. Two-storey side eaves building with saddle roof ; Ground floor plastered quarry stone , upper floor plastered half-timbering, corner cuboid , triforic window on the southeastern gable; valuable interior such as doors, plaster and floors.
Stadtstrasse 43	School building with teacher's apartment cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Predecessor building from the 16th century, construction in the 18th century, extensive renovation in 1972. Two-storey side eaves building with saddle roof , upper floor exposed half-timbering with evenly arranged windows.
Stadtstrasse 44	Parsonage cultural monument of particular importance according to §28 DSchG	Construction according to the inscription in the coat of arms stone 1614, reconstruction of the extension (parish barn ) after fire in 1973. Rectory, three-storey, massive eaves side building with gable roof , two or three windows lined up, walled-up arched door , coat of arms stone by Marcus Sitticus von Hohenems ; two-storey parish barn with gable roof with gable window from the Middle Ages; Parish gardens with trees and fence from the 18th century.
Stadtstrasse 46	Chaplaincy cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Parts (Torkelkeller, western ground floor) of the previous building from 1306, new building from 1868/1870. Single-storey plastered quarry stone building with hipped roof and painted corner blocks ; slit window on the north-eastern gable (formerly used as an economy building), double window from the 14th century, otherwise historicizing sandstone framed windows from 1868/1870; Fence with classical stone pylons and wrought iron picket fence , some wall made of quarry stone, late 19th century and older. Historic green area.
Stadtstrasse 48	Parish Church of St. Nikolaus Cultural monument of particular importance according to §28 DSchG	Substructure of the 12th century tower, stepped gable , tracery windows and nave are late Gothic, Baroque transformation with largely new construction of the choir 1736/1738, regotisation 1885, interior renovations 1970 and 2010; 18th century baroque furnishings. Massive hall church with polygonal choir , southern choir flank tower and northern sacristy .
Stadtstrasse 52	Well house cultural monument according to §2 DSchG	Built by Beuron monks in 1756, operated until 1924. Ground floor plastered solid building with hipped roof and wooden shed on the side.

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Aach (Hegau)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Christine Blessing: Monument conservation value plan for the entire city of Aach , April 2016

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