List of cultural monuments and important buildings in Klein Glienicke

The following lists contain the architectural and ground monuments as well as significant urban structures in the Potsdam district of Klein Glienicke .

Architectural monuments

ID no.	location	Official name	description	image
09156643	Louis-Nathan-Allee 5 location	Swiss house	Alpine-style building planned as a rental apartment building. Client: Carl von Preußen Year of construction: 1864–1866 Architect: Ferdinand von Arnim
09156644	Louis-Nathan-Allee 6 location	Swiss house	Alpine-style building planned as a rental apartment building. Client: Carl von Preußen Year of construction: 1864–1866 Architect: Ferdinand von Arnim
09156645	Louis-Nathan-Allee 7 location	Swiss house	Alpine-style building planned as a rental apartment building. Client: Carl von Preußen Year of construction: 1864–1866 Architect: Ferdinand von Arnim
09156194	Waldmüllerstraße 3 location	Swiss house	Year of construction: 1874 Builder: Ludwig Heck, master carpenter
09156594	Waldmüllerstraße 13 location	Forester's House	Neo-Gothic building (English Tudor Gothic ), based on the gatekeeper houses to the Babelsberg Park, including gardens and ancillary buildings Construction time: around 1850 Architect: Christian Heinrich Ziller Client: Carl von Preußen, previously used as the forester's house on the former Enver-Pascha Bridge
09156197	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Strasse location	Klein-Glienicke Chapel (next to No. 1)	The church, built in neo-Gothic style, was built in 1880/81. Reinhold Persius made the draft .
09156196	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Strasse location	Old Klein-Glienicke cemetery	since 1781 with surrounding wall and belfry at the south entrance (built by Werner Blume) with the historical graves: - The von Türk family - Müller-Grothe family grave (publisher, owner of the Villa Karl-Marx-Str. 2 "Truman-Villa") - Blume family grave (Architect family with activity area Klein Glienicke)
09156646	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 1 location	Swiss house	Alpine-style building planned as a rental apartment building. Client: Carl von Preußen Year of construction: 1864–1866 Architect: Ferdinand von Arnim
09156689	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 4 location	Preacher's house with coach house	Former preacher's house of the Church of St. Peter and Paul on Nikolskoe Year of construction: 1835–1837 Architect: Albert Dietrich Schadow Garden: Peter Joseph Lenné
09156647	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 6 location	Stable to the Swiss house	Former stable. Building belonging to the residential building at Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 7. Construction time: around 1870 Architect and client: unknown
09156648	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 7 location	Swiss house	so-called Bavarian House. Belonging to Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 6 Building planned as a rental apartment building in Alpine style. Builder: Carl von Preußen Year of construction: 1873/74 Builder: Ernst Petzholtz , master mason
09156198	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 9, 10 location	Orphan Fund	Former orphan welfare institution of the Türk Foundation with outbuildings built in the Italian country house style , year of construction: 1857/58 Design: Ludwig Persius Execution: Ferdinand von Arnim Gardens by Peter Joseph Lenné

Soil monuments

ID no.	location	description	image
BD1	Area Lankestrasse and bridgehead of the Parkbrücke	Site 7 "Stone Age individual find"
BD2	Waldmüllerstrasse	medieval town center of the "Glinken", which fell desolate in the course of the Middle Ages and early modern times

Significant urban structures

No.	location	description	image
1	Mövenstrasse	as a street space (formerly Parkstraße) in the historical street layout
2	Wilhelm-Leuschner-Strasse	as a street space (formerly Karlstraße) with historical pavement and vegetation
3	Louis-Nathan-Allee	(formerly Parkstrasse) as a park between Böttcherberg and the avenue leading to the hunting lodge (now Waldmüllerstrasse), including the course of the Bäke with the former kitchen and vegetable garden of the hunting lodge
4th	Waldmüllerstrasse	as a street space (formerly Kurfürstenstraße), formerly a baroque avenue with paving, structure and planting leading directly to the hunting lodge; including sidewalks, front gardens and fences, Bäkebrücke and forecourt to the hunting lodge, the adjoining buildings are testimony to the history of architecture through the presence of the most diverse elements: - Swiss house character like no.3, no.7b - Italian country house style ( no.6, no.2 ) - Art Nouveau elements (no.10) - 1920s, 30s (no.12, former administration building of the Teltow Canal Society) - Jubilee oak with memorial stone for the 25th anniversary of the peace treaty in 1871
5	Waldmüllerstrasse 7b	Single-family house with wooden decorations (gable) in the typical Swiss house style (Villa Schulz) Construction time: 1888
6th	Lankestrasse	Street space with historically. Plaster u. planting
7th	Park bridge	Bridge over the Babelsberg breakthrough including original railings, bridgeheads and riverside paths. The bridge is to be rebuilt (planning status 2016 of the German Unity Project No. 17) as part of the expansion of the federal waterway with passage widths and heights adapted to the canal expansion.
8th	At the Böttcherberg	as a street space at the foot of the Böttcherberg with historical pavement, adjoining buildings partly towards the Böttcherberg with Schweizerhaus facades with plank-rafter roof construction around 1920 (No. 2) as well as the old fire brigade with extinguishing tower (clinker construction) and plastered building with tower-like extension around 1920 ( No. 2a)
9	At Böttcherberg 8 and 9	Residential houses with rich wooden decorations in the Swiss house style around 1900, staircase with rich Art Nouveau painting No. 8, outbuilding (now No. 9), two-storey residential building with rich wooden decorations Construction time: around 1900
10	Wannseestrasse	as a street space with historical paving including front gardens, adjacent buildings partly with Swiss house elements (balconies, roof gables) like no. 2, 3
11	Achenbach Bridge	including handrail and historical street sign "Wannseestraße"

Individual evidence

1. ^ State capital Potsdam: Development plan 92 "Klein Glienicke" (2005) with justification (2004) . Retrieved January 8, 2016

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