List of cultural monuments in Albertstadt

The list of cultural monuments in Albertstadt contains the cultural monuments of the Albertstadt district in Dresden's Neustadt district . This district is divided into the districts of Innere Neustadt , Äußere Neustadt , Leipziger Vorstadt , Radeberger Vorstadt and Albertstadt. 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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• Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
• Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Albertstadt

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Water catchment system on the Gutebornbach	Dresdner Heide , (Moritzburg-Pillnitzer Weg forest division 69) (map)	marked 1876 (water element)	Significant in terms of landscape design and technology history	09217051
	Bridge over the Gutebornbach	Dresdner Heide , (Moritzburg-Pillnitzer Weg forest division 74) (map)	1876 ​​(bridge)	Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks, highlighted by a high, massive parapet, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217030
	King Albert Monument	Dresdner Heide , (parcel 2062 / II) (map)	1907 (monument)	Monument; Erected in honor of King Albert , from a massive pedestal with a portrait medallion and slender stele, in the Albertpark, significant in terms of people and location, as well as artistically and landscape design	09217029
More pictures	Wolf Hill Tower	Dresdner Heide (map)	1911–1912 (observation tower)	Ruin; in connection with the Albert Park on Wolfshügel , significant in terms of local history and landscape design, built in 1912 according to plans by Hans Erlwein , destroyed in 1945.	09217022
	Centauer	Dresdner Heide , (forest department 70; parcel 2063/1) (map)	1902 (statue)	Composition made of pedestal, stacked boulders and a sculpture of a Centauer ; located in Albertpark after Bautzner Strasse and Mordgrundbrücke; Monument to the centaur Cheiron created by Otto Petrenz , of value in terms of art history and landscape design	09217024
	Fischmannsteiche	Dresdner Heide , (forest divisions 68/69) (map)	End of 17th century (pond)	Construction of the Eisenbornbach with three small ponds near the Radeberger Landstrasse, important in terms of local history, technology history and landscape design	09217020
	Bridge over the Eisenbornbach	Dresdner Heide , (Moritzburg-Pillnitzer Weg, Forest Department 69) (map)	Late 19th century (pedestrian bridge)	Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217021
	New artillery workshop; Artillery workshop north; Sachsenwerk Dresden, Plant II (formerly)	At the railway 2 (map)	marked 1915–1918 (factory)	Blacksmith shop; Elongated factory hall with two tower-like additions on the back, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, forge building, also one of the most remarkable Dresden industrial buildings from the beginning of the 20th century, important in terms of building and military history; VEM Sachsenwerk	09215415
	Semi-detached house with enclosure, in open development	Arno-Holz-Allee 24a; 24b (card)	1925–1926 (twin house)	Distinctive building of its time with expressionist or Art Deco shapes, particularly typical the angular, acute-angled or pointed facade elements as well as the "diamond net windows" on the two stairwells, historically significant, as a residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel relevant	09215083
	Arsenal (former)	Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse (map)	1874–1875 (Arsenal)	Wagon shed; Group of three buildings, the middle one slightly offset, single-storey, with blind arches, saddle roofs and two towers, forms the northern end of the arsenal, a striking military building of its time, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), significant in terms of military history and urban development (see also Olbrichtplatz 1, 2 and 3)	09210021
	Train depot (formerly)	Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse 1; 11; 13 (card)	around 1890 (Wagenhalle)	Wagenschuppen (Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse 1, 11, 13, Else-Sander-Strasse 2-6 and Königsbrücker Strasse 104); System on a U-shaped floor plan between Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse and Else-Sander-Strasse, based on the car sheds of the former arsenal, single-storey and with blind arches and saddle roofs, connected to the arsenal tracts by two arches, striking military building of its time, part of the unique Garrison town (Albertstadt), important in terms of military history and urban development	09214986
More pictures	Garrison supply institutions; Provision yard; Army bakery; City Archives	Elisabeth-Boer-Strasse 1; 2 (card)	around 1880 (military construction)	Former bakery with bread magazine (Elisabeth-Boer-Straße 1/2 and Provianthofstraße 7); today city archives etc., elongated building, striking military building of its time, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09218682
	Garrison supply institutions; Magazine yard; Fouragehof; Royal Garrison Mill Dresden (former)	Elisabeth-Boer-Strasse 7 (map)	around 1890 (magazine), marked 1902–1903 (mill)	Storage and mill building; large storage facility originally grain magazine, historic mill built by the famous Dresden company Seck, significant in terms of building history, technology history, urban planning and in connection with Albertstadt, military history (see also Provianthofstraße 2/4)	09215056
	Train depot (formerly)	Else-Sander-Strasse 2; 2a; 4; 6 (card)	around 1890 (Wagenhalle)	Wagenschuppen (Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse 1, 11, 13, Else-Sander-Strasse 2-6 and Königsbrücker Strasse 104); System on a U-shaped floor plan between Charlotte-Bühler-Straße and Else-Sander-Straße, based on the car sheds of the former arsenal, single-storey and with blind arches and saddle roofs, connected to the arsenal tracts by two arches, striking military building of its time, part of the unique Garrison town (Albertstadt), important in terms of military history and urban development	09214986
	Military court building (former)	Fabricestrasse 8; 10 (card)	marked 1901, 1902 (military construction)	Main building and detention or cell house; Distinctive military-historical ensemble, both buildings still largely preserved in their original form, actual military court building with representative historicizing facade and parts of the old interior, complex of architectural and military-historical importance, in parts probably also artistically important, today the location of the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health .	09218869
	Rifle barracks, Rifle (Fusilier) Regiment No. 109; today administrative court Dresden	Hans-Oster-Strasse 4 (map)	1870–1871 (part of the barracks)	Two barracks buildings; used today as a courthouse, Gothic-style house with battlements directly on Hans-Oster-Strasse and a striking extension with a prominent central wing, the first, last, original part of the rifle barracks built between 1870 and 1871 and now probably the oldest building in Albertstadt, both as part of the unique barracks complex at Königsbrücker Straße and Stauffenbergallee in military history and urban development historically significant, now the headquarters of the labor court Dresden , social court of Dresden and Dresden administrative court .	09211641
	New artillery workshop	Hermann-Mende-Strasse 1; 3 (card)	1915–1916 (factory)	Factory hall; Two-storey building, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, built as a locksmith's shop and (storey) turning shop, significant from a military-historical point of view, also of importance as a striking building in architecture around 1910. Factory hall ( Radio H. Mende & Co. , VEB Solidor Dresden), today Eventwerk / Washroom.	09215285
	Electr. Centrale; Thermal power station north	Hermann-Mende-Strasse 2 (map)	1900–1902 (coal power plant)	Former Electricity plant with flat, elongated outbuilding and chimney / Esse (formerly street F 1); later a heating plant, impressive industrial building of its time with elaborate historic clinker brick facades, former power plant of the Albertstadt garrison, significant in terms of building history and military history. Origin Coal-fired power plant to supply the barracks in Albertstadt , converted to natural gas and renovated in 1995, operated by Drewag for district heating .	09215288
	Ammunition plant; Bullet turning shop III; Painting II	Hermann-Mende-Strasse 4 (map)	1914–1915 (factory)	Factory building; Complex of two one-and-a-half-story head buildings, which connect a single-storey hall, originally part of the ammunition plant and the Dresden artillery workshops, bullet turning shop with case pullers, significant from a military point of view	09215286
	New artillery workshops	Hermann-Mende-Strasse 7 (map)	1915–1916 (factory)	Factory hall; Single-storey swinging Art Nouveau facade from the late phase, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, case manufacture (or woodworking workshops), significant in terms of military history	09215287
	Residential house with massive gate pillars, in open development	Holunderweg 2 (map)	around 1910 (residential building)	As a residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel, it was of military-historical significance	09215079
	Residential house in open development	Holunderweg 6 (map)	around 1920 (residential building)	As a residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel, it was of military-historical significance	09215081
	Residential house in open development	Holunderweg 8 (map)	around 1920 (residential building)	As a residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel, it was of military-historical significance	09215082
More pictures	Housing complex made up of three parallel double houses	Elderweg 10a; 10b; 14a; 14b; 16a; 16b (card)	marked 1938 (double dwelling)	Two stone figures typical of the time on the northern buildings, characteristic, traditional buildings from the 1930s, significant in terms of architectural history, as residential buildings of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel	09215078
More pictures	Aggregate garrison cemetery, north cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with numerous individual monuments	Kannenhenkelweg 1 (map)	1901 (cemetery), 1901–1940 (material entirety)	Aggregate garrison cemetery, north cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: celebration hall (re. 1902), administration building, former home of the cemetery administrator, monumental memorial complex of the regiments of the Dresden garrison involved in the First World War ; Significant in terms of building history, military history, local history and sepulkral history.	09215101
More pictures	Individual features of the garrison cemetery, north cemetery: celebration hall, administration building, former home of the cemetery administrator	Kannenhenkelweg 1 (map)	inscribed 1902 (cemetery chapel), 1917 (war memorial)	Individual features of the garrison cemetery, north cemetery: celebration hall (re. 1902), administration building, former home of the cemetery administrator, monumental memorial complex of the regiments of the Dresden garrison involved in the First World War; Significant in terms of building history, military history, local history and sepulkral history.	09306380
More pictures	Arsenal; Arsenal main building; Army museum; Military History Museum	Koenigsbrücker Strasse (map)	marked 1874–1875 (Arsenal)	Military building with driveway and elongated wagon shed including tower and gatehouses on Königsbrücker Strasse and Prießnitzgrund; The first, originally the main arsenal building, now a museum, built on a U-shaped floor plan, accentuation of the representative facade by clearly emphasized central and two side projections, corner towers, complex historically, artistically and town-planning significant (see also Olbrichtplatz 1 and 3 and Charlotte-Bühler-Straße) .	09214983
More pictures	Barracks for the machine gun department (formerly)	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 80 (map)	1904–1905 (barracks)	Four barracks buildings; Team house with extension as well as rear chamber building and coach house , as striking structural evidence of military architecture and architecture in general, especially shortly after 1900, significant in terms of building and military history, and also significant in terms of urban planning in connection with the remarkable garrison town of Albertstadt	09218849
More pictures	Soldiers' home; Saxon State Parliament; Goethe Institute	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 84 (map)	1911 (military construction)	Military buildings; Soldiers' meeting of the Albertstadt garrison, functional building around 1910, slightly changed, from 1945 to 1952 Landtag, today Goethe Institute , primarily important in terms of military history	09218850
More pictures	Engineer barracks; today Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR), Landesfunkhaus Sachsen	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 88 (map)	1878–1879 (barracks)	Barracks building with enclosure; Former team house / main building of the pioneer battalion (König-Johann-Kaserne), as a striking structural testimony to military architecture and architecture in general, important in terms of building and military history around 1880, in connection with the remarkable garrison town of Albertstadt also significant in terms of urban planning. Former Headquarters of the Landesaufnahme Sachsen branch of the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme , renovated from 1997, today the State Broadcasting House of Saxony of the MDR .	09215054
More pictures	Post Office 15 (former)	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 90 (map)	1880 (post)	Post office; characteristic historical functional building of its time with a low half-timbered upper storey, plus a more recent extension to the south, the oldest preserved post office in Dresden, particularly significant in terms of local history.	09306619
More pictures	VEB turbine factory; VEB fluid flow machines (formerly)	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 96 (map)	1952–1953 (factory building), 1956–1957 (administration building)	Administration building with two flatter extensions and an elongated, free-standing large assembly hall or factory hall; Administration building with a striking, tower-like building with a clinker brick facade, ribbon windows, a flighted roof and a staircase highlighted in terms of design, the large assembly hall with the same material, high windows and a flat hipped roof , a functional building that was modern for the time, built by the turbine factory, the individual buildings take shape through material and design motifs Relationship to one another, significant in terms of building history and industrial history, the administration building is also artistically important ( see Olbrichtplatz 2 for the associated fluid transmission hall).	09217793
	Train depot (formerly)	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 104 (map)	around 1890 (Wagenhalle)	Wagenschuppen (Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse 1, 11, 13, Else-Sander-Strasse 2-6 and Königsbrücker Strasse 104); System on a U-shaped floor plan between Charlotte-Bühler-Straße and Else-Sander-Straße, based on the car sheds of the former arsenal, single-storey and with blind arches and saddle roofs, connected to the arsenal tracts by two arches, striking military building of its time, part of the unique Garrison town (Albertstadt), important in terms of military history and urban development	09214986
More pictures	Municipal Labor Institution (formerly)	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 117; 117a; 119 (card)	1876–1878 (labor and reformatory institution)	Complex with five still preserved buildings and a connecting wing, a former institution complex; encloses a rectangular inner courtyard, in the courtyard the former asylum chapel, impressive buildings of their time, especially socio-historical, but also significant in terms of building history and local history	09215053
More pictures	Linden garden	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 121a (map)	around 1891 (ballroom)	Ballroom; Historicizing hall, historically and locally, probably also artistically significant	09214672
More pictures	Royal Artillery workshop Dresden (formerly)	Königsbrücker Strasse 124 (map)	1914–1915 (administration building)	Administration building; Distinctive building with a high mansard roof and clock tower, example of the objectified architecture after 1900 (also reform architecture ), also part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), here the area of ​​the ammunition and arms factories, important in terms of building history, military history and urban development history	09215417
	Former Military court and military detention center ; Royal Military Fortress Prison; Fortress prison	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 125 (map)	around 1878 (courthouse)	Complex of the street-side courthouse (house 1), preserved detention building of the fortress prison (house 3) and enclosure; Courthouse highlighted by side towers and central portal that appear to be defensive, the detention building behind it, which has largely been preserved in its original form, is simple and bulky, significant in terms of architectural and military history, and as part of Albertstadt, which is unmistakable in terms of urban development.	09215057
	Barracks workers department	Magazinstrasse 1 (map)	around 1895 (barracks)	Barracks building; Elongated, clearly structured building with restrained but high-quality facade structure, historicist construction, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt) with a special history, significant in terms of building history and military history. Historic renovation of the barracks building and new construction (2014–2016) of a vehicle hall for the Dresden fire department to replace the Dresden-Neustadt fire department .	09218741
More pictures	Totality of Soviet cemetery of honor; Garrison cemetery of fallen soldiers of the Soviet Army; Garrison cemetery Dresden	Marienallee (map)	from 1945 (cemetery)	Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with numerous individual monuments: large obelisk (1949), flag bearer monument (1957), grave obelisk, gravestones and two steles; historically and artistically significant. Repair of the main system from 1998 to 2007, open to the public since 2008.	09306535
More pictures	Individual monuments of the Soviet cemetery of honor: large obelisk (1949), flag bearer memorial (1957), grave obelisk, tombstones and two steles (individual monuments for ID No. 09306535)	Marienallee (map)	marked 1949 (obelisk), 1957 (flag bearer monument)	Individual monuments of the whole Soviet cemetery of honor: large obelisk (1949), flag bearer monument (1957), grave obelisk, gravestones and two steles; historically and artistically significant. Repair of the main system from 1998 to 2007, open to the public since 2008.	09218547
	Saxon War Archives (formerly)	Marienallee 3 (map)	1897 (archive)	Archive building; Historicizing building, older staircase and warehouse wing, inside remarkable furnishings from the time of origin, significant building history, also rare because of the completely preserved interior.	09210011
	Residential building connecting wall and enclosure in open development	Marienallee 6 (map)	1924–1925 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, with a striking neoclassical facade design, emphasis on the entrance and the central axes, roof structure, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09215100
	Residential house with connecting wall and fencing in open development	Marienallee 8 (map)	1926–1927 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, with a striking neoclassical facade design, emphasis on the entrance and the central axes, roof structure, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09215103
	Leibgrenadierregiment (formerly)	Marienallee 10 (map)	1898 (chamber building)	Chamber building, street-side fence and two gate pillars; Part of the former infantry barracks for the 1st (Leib) Grenadier Regiment No. 100, erected in place of a Landwehr-Montierungs-Kammer building, with the neighboring buildings significant in terms of building and military history as well as of urban planning importance	09303340
More pictures	King Friedrich August barracks ; Guard barracks; Saxon State Library	Marienallee 12 (map)	marked 1902–1904 (barracks)	Barracks building; originally Infantry Regiment No. 177, representative, elongated building with creatively highlighted central wing and pavilion-like wings, historicizing building in Baroque Classicism , front with Lisenengliederung , accentuation by Dreicks- and segmental arch pediment, in the central wing striking staircase, construction and military history and urban development significantly (see also Marienallee 14, FLST. 1963/39, 1963/62 and 2917).	09215098
More pictures	Royal Saxon. Garrison hospital; Army officers' school	Marienallee 13; 14 (card)	1878–1879 (hospital)	Composition of several houses and connecting corridors around a rectangular inner courtyard, a somewhat secluded building, sentry box and memorial for the general doctor and corps doctor Dr. W. Roth; the group around the inner courtyard consisting of the southern administration building, the hospital for the lightly ill arranged at right angles to it, the three pavilions for the seriously ill in the east and the wooden connecting corridors, plus the memorial for General Doctor Dr. W. Roth , the sentry house at the former entrance and the mental hospital to the north-east of the main building with a gate system, the system is important in terms of building and military history	09210012
More pictures	King Friedrich August barracks; Guard barracks; Army officers' school	Marienallee 14 (map)	around 1890 and inscribed 1902–1903 (barracks)	Army tactical center : three barracks buildings and enclosure; originally Infantry Regiment No. 177, east of Marienallee, the two more elaborate houses built in baroque classicism directly on the street, originally so-called guards accommodation, today the main guard of the army officer school, the actual guard building with a risalit , small pillared hall on the corner, etc. more elaborate, southern barracks building older and much simpler , significant building and military history (see also Marienallee 12)	09215097
More pictures	Pioneer monument	Marienallee 14 (map)	around 1920 (memorial stele)	Memorial stele; high stone with a lion figure and reliefs, reminiscent of those killed in the First World War, stood for many years before 1945 at the entrance to the »Gondelhafengarten«, historically significant	09305521
	Army officers' school; Officers' mess	Marienallee 14 (map)	marked 1903 (casino)	Officers' mess with enclosure; once to the 12th Infantry Regiment No. 177 belonging, today used in the same function by the Army Officer's School, villa-like building on the corner of Marien- and Stauffenbergallee, enlivened by elaborate fencing design (Art Nouveau fence and massive corner accentuation), one and a half-story building with representative neo-baroque facades and mansard roof, accented by gables, highlighted entrance areas and Ornaments, significant in terms of building history and military history, artistically and in terms of urban planning	09210023
More pictures	Fabrice mausoleum	Marienallee 14 (map)	1892 (mausoleum)	Memorial for the Minister of War Alfred Graf von Fabrice with enclosure; Single-storey, massive crypt house with attached wall over a semicircular floor plan, the elaborate enclosure with side pillars including a bowl attachment, statue Fabrices created by Johannes Schilling (1828–1910) melted down in 1946, today part of the area of ​​the Army Officer's School, significant in terms of building history, military history and personal history as well as artistically .	09214915
	Bucherhaus; Army officers' school	Marienallee 14 (map)	around 1920 (residential building)	Residential house in open development; Erected on an L-shaped floor plan and in memory of Colonel Bucher, who fell in 1914, a memorial plaque at the entrance, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), of military history	09215514
	Ammunition plant; Bullet turning shop I and II	Melitta-Bentz-Strasse 4	1907 (bullet turning shop I), 1910 (bullet turning shop II)	Two factory buildings (formerly Street F 4); on the gable side facing Melitta-Bentz-Strasse, part of the still impressive former production facilities of the Dresden garrison (Albertstadt) with, in the core, mostly fortified clinker buildings that were built shortly after 1900, with pinnacles and small turrets suggestive of attachments (western turning shop I), the younger one , Eastern Turning Shop II a few strict, already with Art Nouveau echoes, on the one hand an exemplary testimony to Romantic Historicism and on the other hand the transition to Art Nouveau, of military, local and architectural significance.	09215283
	Ammunition plant; Filling I	Melitta-Bentz-Strasse 8 (map)	1908–1910 (factory), 1st third of the 20th century (tracks), 1st third of the 20th century (tracks), 1917–1918 (enclosure)	Factory building / floor filling, protective walls in part with guard walkways and remains of tracks behind them, as well as remains of walls (partly fortified earth wall); Military-historical significant production facility, reminiscent of one of the most important locations for arms and ammunition production in the Wilhelmine Empire	09304471
	Piece of wall with Saxon coat of arms	Meschwitzstrasse (map)	End of the 19th century (Wappenstein)	is certainly related to the workshop area of ​​Albertstadt, of military and local history	09218361
	Gatehouse (former)	Meschwitzstrasse 1 (map)	around 1902 (gatehouse)	Belonging to the neighboring ammunition and arms factories in Albertstadt, significant in terms of military and local history	09215411
	Ammunition factory; Main building »B« (formerly)	Meschwitzstrasse 9 (map)	1898–1899, marked 1898 (factory)	Factory complex with fencing and gate system; Broad main building with clinker brick facade and fortified-looking pinnacle architecture, with connecting tract, street-side part of the auxiliary building, this is decorated with decorations (the larger rear part of the auxiliary building is not a monument because it has been changed too much), representative industrial plant, its function as an ammunition factory in the "castle style" Erected (among other things, typical appearance of historicism), significant in terms of building history, also as part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt) of military and urban development history	09215294
	Bullet factory; Ammunition factory; Main building »A« (formerly)	Meschwitzstrasse 14; 16 (card)	1880 (factory building)	Factory building; As part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt) of military and urban development history, despite some changes in the striking historicist building of its time, also of architectural importance	09215293
	Royal Saxon. Ammunition factory; Blank cartridge factory; Radio Mende (formerly)	Meschwitzstrasse 15 (map)	1890 (factory building)	Main guard of the ammunition factory directly on the street and laterally located, U-shaped system of the blank cartridge factory, later Radio Mende, including southwest, two-storey extension building with roof turrets and wooden connecting passage between the two; The former with a raised and gabled central section, plastered facade and door and window frames made of sandstone, probably the oldest building on the former field equipment and later industrial site in the Königsbrücker Straße and Meschwitzstraße area, the buildings of the former factory with clinker facades, the extension with roof turrets, buildings from Relevant, in connection with Albertstadt of particular military-historical significance	09215412
	Apartment building in open development	Meschwitzstrasse 19 (map)	around 1900 (tenement)	Typical building for its time with half-timbering in the gable of architectural significance, in connection with the Albertstadt (unique garrison town) of particular military-historical importance	09215413
	Artillery Depot Dresden, Munitions House XII (formerly)	Meschwitzstrasse 21 (map)	around 1900 (military construction)	Half-timbered building; last still largely originally preserved ammunition magazine on the site of the former Albertstadt artillery depot, significant from a military point of view	09218860
More pictures	Königsplatz (formerly)	Olbrichtplatz (map)	around 1895 (Schmuckplatz)	Jewelry place; Designed open space in front of the main arsenal building (today the Military History Museum) and the two buildings of the administration and the mounting depot, significant in terms of gardening and urban planning.	09210020
	Arsenal (former)	Olbrichtplatz (map)	1896 (guard house)	Guard building with remains of a gate system; Together with the mirror-like counterpart (Olbrichtplatz 1), it forms a prominent entrance to the former arsenal, significant in terms of building and military history and urban planning (see also Olbrichtplatz 1, 2, 3 and Charlotte-Bühler-Straße)	09218184
More pictures	Soviet memorial	Olbrichtplatz (map)	1946 (monument)	Monument; System consisting of a base with a four-step staircase, a stepped, high pedestal, double sculpture of two Red Army soldiers, reliefs and inscription panels, historically and art-historically significant; the memorial created by Otto Rost originally stood on Albertplatz	09210019
	Arsenal; Mounting depot; District Court Dresden; Land registry	Olbrichtplatz 1 (map)	1875-1876 (military construction)	Military buildings; representative four-wing building in front of the main arsenal building, today mainly used by the land registry, and a small guard building with remains of a gate system (counterpart on Flst. 2241/4), historically significant and as part of the arsenal in the middle of Albertstadt, the third largest garrison at the end of the 19th century Germany, important in terms of military history and urban development (see also Olbrichtplatz 2 and 3 and Charlotte-Bühler-Straße)	09214985
	VEB turbine factory Dresden; VEB fluid flow machines; Military History Museum	Olbrichtplatz 2 (map)	1960–1961 (factory hall)	Factory hall; Elongated, mostly three-aisled hall construction, reinforced concrete skeleton construction with clinker walls, enlivened by ribbon windows, extremely high-quality GDR industrial building around 1960, in this form probably unique in Dresden, roughly comparable only with the nearby buildings of the VEB turbine factory and another clinker building on the site of TUR Übigau (today Siemens), significant building and industrial history (see also Königsbrücker Straße 96)	09218225
More pictures	Arsenal; Arsenal main building; Army museum; Military History Museum	Olbrichtplatz 2 (map)	marked 1874–1875 (Arsenal)	Military building with driveway and elongated wagon shed including tower and gatehouses on Königsbrücker Strasse and Prießnitzgrund; The first, originally the main arsenal building, now a museum, built on a U-shaped floor plan, accentuation of the representative facade by clearly emphasized central and two side projections, corner towers, complex historically, artistically and town-planning significant (see also Olbrichtplatz 1 and 3 and Charlotte-Bühler-Straße) . Former Main building of the Dresden Arsenal , since 1914 Army Museum, reconstruction from 2004 to 2011 according to plans by Daniel Libeskind and HG Merz , under monument protection: arsenal, guard building with tower and gatehouse (also parcels 2246/4, 1965/64 and 1065/79) as well as several wagon sheds .	09214983
	Arsenal; Administration building; Land survey office	Olbrichtplatz 3 (map)	1873/1779 (military construction)	Military buildings; representative, U-shaped three-wing building in front of the main arsenal building, today used by the State Surveyor's Office, important in terms of building history and as part of the former arsenal in the middle of Alberstadt, at the end of the 19th century the third largest garrison in Germany, important in terms of military history and urban development (see also Olbrichtplatz 1 and 2 as well as Charlotte-Bühler-Strasse)	09214984
	Garrison supply institutions; Provision yard; Provisions administration; Provision office building (formerly)	Provianthofstrasse 1 (map)	around 1878 (provision office building)	Building complex; elongated, with a raised central wing and corner towers, originally the administration building of the garrison supply institutions, today used by offices and shops, significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09215055
	Garrison supply institutions; Magazine yard; Fouragehof (formerly)	Provianthofstrasse 2; 4 (card)	1874/1876 (administration building)	Two buildings; similarly designed, with flat gable roofs, originally probably the administrative buildings of the Magazinhof or Fouragehof, in connection with Albertstadt significant in terms of military history (see also Elisabeth-Boer-Straße 7)	09218681
	Garrison supply institutions; Provianthof (former)	Provianthofstrasse 3 (map)	End of the 19th century (warehouse)	Two warehouses; Today integrated in the supermarket, significant in terms of military history in connection with Albertstadt	09218686
	Garrison supply institutions; Provianthof (former)	Provianthofstrasse 5 (map)	End of the 19th century (boiler house)	Boiler house with chimney; today experience gastronomy, as part of the former garrison supply institutions of Albertstadt, especially important in terms of military history and local history	09218685
	Garrison supply institutions; Provision yard; Army bakery; City Archives	Provianthofstrasse 7 (map)	around 1880 (military construction)	Former bakery with bread magazine (Elisabeth-Boer-Straße 1/2 and Provianthofstraße 7); today city archives etc., elongated building, striking military building of its time, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09218682
	Semi-detached house in open development	Radeberger Strasse 63; 65 (card)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, probably married residential building, also an example of reform architecture after 1900 with distinctive tail gables , objectified facade design and high roof, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09218872
	Residential house in open development	Radeberger Strasse 67 (map)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, probably married residential building, also an example of reform architecture after 1900 with a striking gable, objectified facade design and high roof, significant in terms of military history and architectural history	09218873
	Residential house in open development	Radeberger Strasse 69 (map)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, probably married residential building, also an example of reform architecture after 1900 with an objectified facade design and high roof, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09218874
	Semi-detached house in open development	Radeberger Strasse 71; 73 (card)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, probably married residential building, also an example of reform architecture after 1900 with an objectified facade design and high roof, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09218875
	Residential house in open development	Radeberger Strasse 75 (map)	around 1910 (residential building)	Residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for members of the military, probably married residential building, also an example of reform architecture after 1900 with an objectified facade design and high roof, significant in terms of military and architectural history	09218876
More pictures	Prießnitz Valley Viaduct ; Carolabrücke	Stauffenbergallee (map)	1874 (viaduct)	Viaduct over the Prießnitz in the course of the Stauffenbergallee ; Consisting of high sandstone arches, after completion the transport connection and support of the gas pipeline and main water pipes, one of the most striking bridge structures in Dresden from the second half of the 19th century, also of importance in connection with the development of Albertstadt, important in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09210024
	Soviet monument ensemble	Stauffenbergallee (map)	around 1970 (monument)	Erected to commemorate the “Great Patriotic War”, relief wall made of brick wall and cast concrete, plus open space design, document of the presence of Soviet troops in Germany, historically significant. Reminds of the presence of Soviet troops in East Germany and the ubiquitous monument culture in the GDR.	09210025
	Railway bridge; Görlitz – Dresden railway line	Stauffenbergallee (map)	1914–1915 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge; Once three, now an elegant steel girder bridge with flanking walls, the last of its kind in Dresden, expanded to three tracks in 1914/15, of importance in terms of building history and technology	09214975
More pictures	Grenadier Regiment Kaiser Wilhelm I. King of Prussia; Regional Council Dresden	Stauffenbergallee 2 (map)	marked 1874 and marked 1876 (barracks)	Barracks building on a massive substructure with retaining wall and railing, plus a rear parade house, wrought iron gate and fence system as well as rows of trees and horticultural outdoor facilities; once infantry barracks for the 2nd Grenadier Regiment No. 101 Kaiser-Wilhelm I, King of Prussia, today used by the State Directorate of Saxony, structure of the huge barracks structure by central wing and risalite, strong ground floor, accentuation of the highlighted components, design shows mainly post-classical forms, after completion with the mirror-like body barracks (see Stauffenbergallee 4) and the Hauptwache (see Stauffenbergallee 2a) one of the most impressive ensembles in Albertstadt, significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09214976
More pictures	Hauptwache	Stauffenbergallee 2a (map)	around 1875 (military guard)	Guard building, along with rows of trees and outdoor horticultural facilities; Two-storey building with an open arched portico in front of the raised central section, striking historicizing military building, old building by Nicolai belonging to the Dresden School, part of the Albertstadt garrison, significant in terms of building history, military history, artistic and urban planning (see also Stauffenbergallee 2 and 4)	09214977
More pictures	Leibgrenadierregiment (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 4 (map)	1874–1876 (barracks)	Barracks building, east wing and substructure with retaining wall; Part of the infantry barracks for the 1st (Leib) Grenadier Regiment No. 100, the originally 345 m long barracks largely destroyed in the Second World War, but still of architectural, military and urban significance in connection with the neighboring buildings (see Stauffenbergallee 2)	09214978
	Residential complex of three detached buildings arranged in a semicircle	Stauffenbergallee 5; 5a; 5b (card)	around 1910 (apartment building)	As a residential building of the Albertstadt garrison built primarily for military personnel, it was of military-historical significance	09214914
More pictures	Garrison church; Martinskirche	Stauffenbergallee 9g (map)	marked 1895–1900 (church), 1900 (organ), 1899–1900 (Kirchplatz / Kirchpark)	Church with church furnishings and a collection of models, plaster molds and samples, plus church square; Rare simultaneous church of the Dresden garrison at the time, two interconnected, three-aisled halls of different sizes with a tower in front of the street, impressive complex in neo-Romanesque styles with numerous early Gothic details, impressive example of church architecture in the late 19th century, historically and artistically significant, also with Its towering structure in an exposed position is significant in terms of urban planning, design of the surrounding church square by the important garden artist Max Bertram (1849–1914), significant in terms of gardening.	09214987
More pictures	Fabrice Barracks ; Guard barracks; Cavalry barracks	Stauffenbergallee 12; 12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 12f; 12g; 12h; 12i; 12k (card)	around 1878 (barracks)	Barracks building with an eastern retaining wall over an L-shaped floor plan including portal and stairs (the wall extends from Stauffenbergallee 12 to 12d, the buildings at Stauffenbergallee 12 are not monuments); Former team building of the Garde-Reiter Regiment , today used as a residential building, elongated, monumental military building with a raised central wing, striking main portal and tower-like projections, historically significant and as part of the unique Albertstadt complex of particular military-historical, urban and urban development value	09214916
More pictures	King Albert Barracks (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 18 (map)	1877–1878 (barracks)	Barracks building; originally 1st Field Artillery Regiment No. 12 (artillery barracks, old building), elongated barracks building with rear wing extensions, former crew building of the above-mentioned field artillery regiment, today used by the police, monumental military building with a raised central wing, prominent main portal and tower-like risalits, significant building and military history, as well as a city crown that is visible from afar (especially the former cavalry barracks and the artillery barracks, old buildings can clearly be experienced as such in the cityscape) valuable in terms of urban development (see also Stauffenbergallee 24).	09214979
More pictures	King Albert Barracks (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 18 (map)	around 1900 (barracks), 1913 (barracks), around 1878 (military riding arena)	Two barracks buildings, plus gates and functional buildings at the rear, a stable building and a riding hall; originally 1st Field Artillery Regiment No. 12 (artillery barracks), barracks building apparently erected as team houses, the simpler one with the narrow side facing Stauffenbergallee, the more representative, neoclassical with a triangular gable, pilaster strips and belvedere directly on the curve of the avenue, riding hall today sports hall, significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09210029
More pictures	King Albert Barracks (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 18 (map)	after 1917 (military riding arena)	Riding arena; Building with an impressive roof construction, historically significant, also as part of Albertstadt of local and urban significance	09210030
More pictures	König-Georg-Kaserne (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 24 (map)	marked 1900–1901 (team house)	Barracks building and parade ground; originally 4th Field Artillery Regiment No. 48 (artillery barracks), street-side, structurally sophisticated and representative main building with crenellated architecture as well as the parade ground surrounded by trees, as a striking structural testimony to military architecture and architecture in general around 1900, building and military history as well as artistically significant, in connection with the remarkable garrison town of Albertstadt Significant urban development, now Saxon State Office for Road Construction and Transport .	09214982
More pictures	Unity of the residential complex Stauffenbergallee	Stauffenbergallee 29; 35; 37; 39; 41; 43; 45 (card)	around 1910 (residential complex)	Material entirety of the Stauffenbergallee residential complex with five multi-family houses (ID no. 09214980) and green design (totality part); Significant in terms of building and urban development history	09218886
More pictures	Individual monuments of the Stauffenbergallee residential complex, three buildings connected by arches	Stauffenbergallee 29; 35; 37; 39; 41; 43; 45 (card)	around 1910 (residential complex)	Individual monuments of the Stauffenbergallee residential complex, three buildings connected by arches, which are grouped around a courtyard, and two houses flanking this courtyard on the eaves; Significant in terms of building and urban development history (see also general document - Obj. 09218886)	09214980
More pictures	Officers canteen (formerly)	Stauffenbergallee 77 (map)	marked 1900 and marked 1901 (casino)	Casino; Striking military building with a tower annex, historicizing facade design, main entrance with Art Nouveau door, part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), significant in terms of building history and military history	09214981
More pictures	Bowl fountain	Tannenstrasse (map)	around 1870 (fountain)	probably originated in connection with the rifle barracks, conspicuous in terms of design, of architectural and artistic importance	09210038
	Barracks for the machine gun department (formerly)	Tannenstrasse 1b (map)	1904–1905 (barracks)	Four barracks buildings; Team house with extension as well as rear chamber building and coach house, as striking structural evidence of military architecture and architecture in general, especially shortly after 1900, significant in terms of building and military history, and also significant in terms of urban planning in connection with the remarkable garrison town of Albertstadt	09218849
	Former fiscal building	Tannenstrasse 2 (map)	around 1925 (police)	Originally a military or police building, expressionistic design, the staircase particularly emphasized, intersecting window bars as essential decorative elements, significant in terms of architectural history	09300835
	Fuse factory (former)	Werner-Hartmann-Strasse 1; 3; 5 (card)	1901–1903, marked 1902 (factory)	Factory complex with enclosure, gate and guard building / gatehouse to Königsbrücker Straße; Elongated facility, part of the still impressive former production facilities of the Dresden garrison (Albertstadt) with, in the core, mostly defensive-looking clinker buildings that were built shortly after 1900, with battlements and small turrets suggestive of essays, exemplary testimony to romantic historicism, local and architectural importance	09215414
	Fuse factory (formerly); Street E.	Werner-Hartmann-Strasse 2 (map)	marked 1902 (factory)	Factory building; Part of the still impressive former production facilities of the Dresden garrison (Albertstadt) with mostly defensive clinker buildings that were built shortly after 1900, with crenellated wreaths and Gothic window designs that are exemplary testimony to romantic historicism / neo-Gothic , local and architectural significance.	09215284
	Detonator factory; Gawadi protective clothing factory (formerly)	Werner-Hartmann-Strasse 4; 6 (card)	1903–1904 (factory), 1913–1914, or 1915 (factory)	Factory building; Complex with clinker brick architecture, made up of an older single-storey part with an accentuating row of battlements and a higher extension, concrete construction, Art Nouveau facade, significant in terms of building history and military history	09215282

Former cultural monuments

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Showcase studio Ehrlich	Koenigsbrücker Strasse 105		Shop building in front of the actual house. Destroyed by the owner in 2014.

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• This list is not suitable for deriving binding statements on the monument status of an object. As far as a legally binding determination of the listed property of an object is desired, the owner can apply to the responsible lower monument protection authority for a notice.
• The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
• The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
• Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ ^{a b} Entity of garrison cemetery, north cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: celebration hall (re. 1902), administration building, former home of the cemetery administrator, monumental memorial complex of the regiments of the Dresden garrison involved in the First World War, community facilities for Soviet citizens (1941 –1945, 1942–1948 and 1945–1948), for Hungarian citizens (1939–1945), for citizens of Romania, Poland and the Czechoslovak Republic (1939–1945) - here there are mainly forced laborers - for soldiers, for people who live in the Fight against war and fascism the victims died and for Dresden bomb victims from March and April 1945 (or February 13, 1945) as well as the monumental graves (see Obj. 09306380), in addition cemetery design (garden monument) also earlier and current enclosure walls and fences including entrance gate ( Entity parts); Complex with a structured path system, structure and space-creating planting as well as walls between the field areas including the associated wall sections, one of the most remarkable cemeteries in the city, significant in terms of building history, military history, local history and sepulkral history as well as artistically valuable, the monument with 24 relief panels on which the names of the individual units are of particular artistic value.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Military building with driveway and elongated wagon shed including tower and gatehouses on Königsbrücker Strasse and Prießnitzgrund; the former main arsenal building, now a museum, built on a U-shaped floor plan, accentuation of the representative facade by clearly emphasized central and two side projections, grooved ground floor, upper floors with pilasters, roof areas with attic and triangular gables , central projection with colossal order and triumphal arch , representative entrance hall inside, based on the classic baroque of Ludwig XIV. (1643–1715), 2011 "Wedge" added as a speaking component, the most elaborate and historically interesting building in Albertstadt, the wagon sheds designed with window openings and blind arches, the massive gatehouses in a Baroque style, the corner towers with renaissance motifs (Bay windows and curly dormer windows), the complex is historically, artistically and urbanistically significant. The above-mentioned object is a cultural monument within the meaning of Section 2, Paragraph 1 of the SächsDSchG. The public interest in maintaining it results from its architectural, military-historical and urban significance. Erected in 1874/75 as the main arsenal building in Albertstadt, at that time the most modern facility for an army base in Germany, it takes up (after 1871) elements of the French-classical baroque of the 17th century. The Saxon Army Museum has been housed here since 1918. After 1945 the building served as a town hall and was converted into the GDR Army Museum by 1972. All these changes in use were connected with various changes, some of which were detrimental to the exterior (including loss of the trophies in the attic) and interior. Apart from the representative external facades, the building has always remained a comparatively simple functional building, which only the large vaulted hall on the ground floor gives a stronger expression.
3. ↑ Research in the Dresden address books revealed that a single-storey privately owned property had stood on the site of today's Königsbrücker Straße 90 in Albertstadt as early as 1864/1865 (Königsbrücker Straße 61b, cat.-number 201B), which was used as income for city taxes . Before that, a roadhouse further south was used for this. In 1874 the state treasury took over the property. When in 1875 the municipality set up its own collection, probably on the other side of the street (Königsbrücker Straße 60, cat.-number 200B), the buildings of the state treasury did not appear to be used for some time, perhaps they served military craftsmen, at that time there was the Albertstadt garrison is under construction. According to an announcement by the Imperial Post Office on June 1, 1880, a "City Post Office with Telegraph Service - Number 15 - with the authority to accept and issue all kinds of mail ..." was set up in Königsbrücker Strasse 61b (now 90) (Dresdner Anzeiger Number 156, from 4.6.1880, p. 5). The change in use was certainly accompanied by structural changes. The Reich Military Administration has been the owner since 1881. In the address book from 1887 the object is referred to as Imperial Post Office 15, also in the one from 1915, but here in the house book Albertstadt. In 1887, an upper floor also appeared for the first time next to the ground floor, where the post office assistant Eckert lived. Accordingly, there was a renovation in 1885/1886. There were major changes ("renovation or expansion") in 1891 (Dresdner Anzeiger number 33, from February 2, 1891 and number 79, from March 20, 1891). "... on top of the little house that was previously taken by the city" a floor was to be added and it was also to be expanded in other ways. In 1895 the post office was at Königsbrücker Straße 86 and there are one or two back buildings that no longer exist today. It was given the address Königsbrücker Straße 90 in the 1930s. The former post office 15 in Albertstadt, which was established in 1880, is the oldest post office in the city of Dresden, which explains its singular significance and its special local historical value. According to another source, it was apparently also the military post office in 1937. The southern single-storey extension was certainly added in 1891. According to connoisseurs of postal history, including those of the city of Dresden, the interior is said to have been largely preserved in its original form.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: large obelisk (1949), flag bearer memorial (1957), grave obelisk, tombstones and two steles (ID No. 09218547), a structured path system and structurally and space-creating planting (Garden monument) and enclosure including entrance gate (material part), the so-called northern part behind the stelae also belongs to the monument material part; Designed as an honorary complex, the main axis with the flag bearer monument is the design focus, the complex is divided into several parts: to the left of the main axis, the grave field with a distinctive obelisk, opposite a large, almost square grave field with two path axes running to the northeast and two steles that function as focal points, the smaller grave field southwest of Memorial as well as a narrow grave field to the east, separation of the individual grave fields mostly by hedges, the north wing differs from the main part with embedded grave slabs and a more intimate design, military members of the group of the Soviet armed forces in Germany were buried here until well after the Second World War, the entire burial site one of the most remarkable Such facilities in Saxony, historically and artistically significant.
5. ↑ The former war archive in Dresden, built in 1897, only shows the original facade design on three sides. The southern entrance front, which was once a little more elaborate, was lost. In its place there is now a tower-like extension with a staircase from GDR times (= no memorial). Apart from that, the furnishings of the older stairway wing and above all of the magazine have been preserved. The magazine is divided into four floors by iron supports and cast plates with quatrefoil motifs. A metal spiral staircase leads to the various levels. Even today, it can still be transported using a hand-operated elevator. The inserted and numbered shelves also apparently date from the time it was built. Under the ceiling there is an originally circumferential, painted frieze as a decorative painting. With the equipment described, the preserved parts of the war archive form a rare if not unique example of an archive building from the late 19th century that has come down to us. It is of exemplary architectural historical importance for this type of building. Apart from that, it forms an important part of the former military-historically significant barracks district of Albertstadt. 1946/47 to 1999 seat of the Dresden City Archives .
6. ↑ In accordance with the urban ideal of the 19th century, Albertstadt was built using the open construction method, with a large number of the buildings having a monumental character. One of the most remarkable open spaces was the former Königsplatz, today's Olbrichtplatz, as a free space in front of the representative main arsenal building, now the Military History Museum, and the two former administration buildings of the administration and the mounting depot. The city plans from 1887 to 1904 show mirror-image designs of the two front surfaces with a multi-beam, geometric cross-axis connected with a double hippodrome-shaped path loop. This structure corresponds to the type of the Prussian town square, as it emerged in a roughly similar form around the same time in Dresden-Löbtau on Bonhoefferplatz and even more so on Bismarckplatz, south of the main train station, which is no longer available today. The woods are concentrated along the paths. The design described above is documented as still in existence on the city map from 1941, i.e. during the Second World War. The overall area of ​​the park at Olbrichtplatz and the essential basic elements of its design from the end of the 19th century through two world wars have been preserved to this day. The diagonals and the western, central hippodrome of the former network of paths are still there, with minor changes. The memorial for Soviet soldiers was moved in 1994 from Albertplatz to the western side of the former Königsplatz. The former structure-forming, path-accompanying avenue plantings are executed with different tree species. The avenues of linden trees are most completely preserved, while the avenues of maple trees are only patchy and those with chestnuts have only come down to us in individual copies. Magnificently developed solitary trees (mostly oaks) are also decisive. Shrub areas can only be found at the edge of Königsbrücker Strasse and Stauffenbergallee. The central driveway has been changed in its training and no longer has any trees. In the area of ​​Olbrichtplatz, Norway maple has been partially replanted on Stauffenbergallee, and lime tree on Königsbrücker Straße. The planned, planted streets and squares were an important design element for the overall effect of the military town. The Olbrichtplatz is a cultural monument mainly because of its urban and gardening significance. (Haufe / Lohse / Pätzig: Olbrichtplatz Dresden. Preservation objectives. Dresden 2008, edited in 2013).

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