List of listed objects in Bad Ischl

The list of listed objects in Bad Ischl contains the 136 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Bad Ischl in the Upper Austrian district of Gmunden .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Kalvarienbergkirche ObjectID :  115827	Kalvarienbergweg location KG: Ahorn	The Kalvarienbergkirche was built between 1704 and 1706, the organ dates from 1715. The church was expanded in 1714 and 1779. The Messner's house next to the sacred building is dated 1891. Church renovations are documented for the years 1961 (interior) and 1982 (facade).
		Four station chapels ObjectID :  115828	Kalvarienbergweg location KG: Ahorn	The total of 12 pictures of the four station chapels were renewed in 1866 in the style of the Nazarenes. Renovations were carried out in 1952 and 1984.
		Chapel with the Holy Sepulcher ObjectID :  115830	Kalvarienbergweg location KG: Ahorn	The burial chapel was built in 1764, the wooden sculpture of the resurrected one is late Gothic. In 1985 a renovation took place.
		Marie-Louisen-Quelle ObjectID :  121944	Quarry location KG: maple	→ Main article : Maria-Louisen-Quelle
		Villa Felicitas / Schratt-Villa ObjektID :  48928	Quarry 43 Location KG: Maple	The Schratt Villa is named after the actress Katharina Schratt , who spent many summers between 1889 and 1914 in this building she rented, which was then still called Villa Felicitas. The owner was the hotelier Koch for many years , later the Villa Fritz Löhner-Beda belonged to . Since 1989 the villa has housed a noble restaurant.
		Shrine Object ID:  115831	Location KG: Ahorn	The red limestone tabernacle shrine is a few meters behind the Kalvarienbergkirche , the current location is dated 1915. This or an almost identical wayside shrine can already be seen in a picture from around 1850, but at that time a few meters in front of the church, where the sacristan's house now stands. In 1999 a renovation took place. The small monument has a hulking lattice in front of the tabernacle niche, in which there is a Christ head painted on sheet metal. The crowning stone cross has long been lost. The inscription on the wide base is difficult to decipher, and people passing by are asked to pray. A very similar wayside shrine (with the inscription 1906) stands in front of the state rest home on Ahornstrasse.
		New vicarage ObjectID :  115845	Auböckplatz 3 KG location : Bad Ischl	On September 25, 1937, the demolition of the old Huemer smithy began and the new rectory was built on the property. The building plans for the rectory came from the Ischl architect Franz Windhager . Today's parsonage is located directly next to the parish church of St. Nicholas. The old parsonage, which was used until 1937, was located in today's "pawn shop" next to the savings bank. The business premises located between the new parsonage and the credit institute, on the south side of the wall of the church square, were built from 1954.
		Former Post and Telegraph Office ObjectID :  115846	Auböckplatz 4 KG location : Bad Ischl	The post and telegraph office is a magnificent building designed in the style of historicism . The facade is reminiscent of the Bad Ischl Kurhaus, which was built twenty years earlier and which can also be assigned to historicism. The construction was done by a Viennese construction company, and the post office started operating in 1895. Before that, the post office was rented in part of the Hotel Post. The outside area has remained essentially unchanged, and several conversions have been carried out inside.
		Former Trinkhalle Object ID:  111226	Auböckplatz 5 KG location : Bad Ischl	The pump room was built from 1829 to 1831 according to plans by the architect Franz Lössl in the classicistic style as a brine bathing establishment . → Main article : Pump room (Bad Ischl)
		Kolowratsudhaus ObjectID :  77754	Auböckplatz 6 KG location : Bad Ischl	The Kolowrat brewhouse was a salt works built from 1826 to 1835 and operated until 1965 . → Main article : Kolowrat brewhouse
		Residential building so-called Auböckhaus ObjektID :  80398	Auböckplatz 10, 11 KG location : Bad Ischl	The Auböckhaus on Auböckplatz is one of the oldest houses in Ischl. It is believed that in earlier centuries it was a farmhouse in the midst of its land. The Auböck family is documented as the owner from 1800, the previous owners can no longer be fully identified. The poet Nikolaus Lenau spent the summers from 1838 to 1841 as a guest in this building. Architecturally, it is striking that it has a protruding left pediment , but no right pediment.
		Fountain ObjectID :  116732	Bahnhofstrasse location KG: Bad Ischl	The fountain in Bahnhofstrasse consists of a basin made of Ischler marble (Schwarzensee marble), the female figure from Kremsmünster conglomerate and a basin, which was covered with a mosaic made of Murano glass . The fountain is a gift from the New York lawyer Andrew Onderdonk and was created based on a design by Hannes Haslecker . In the dedication on the edge of the fountain you can see the coat of arms of Harvard University, where the donor studied for seven years. It was handed over to the city on August 15, 1951.
		Kurmittelhaus ObjektID :  58032	Bahnhofstrasse 1 KG location : Bad Ischl	Brine baths have been administered in Bad Ischl since 1823. After the end of the First World War, a central spa house was to replace the 15 spa facilities that had existed up to that point. In the spring of 1929, the municipality started construction at the current location in Bahnhofstrasse, and shortly afterwards the state of Upper Austria took over the further construction management and later also the operation. The opening ceremony took place on June 28, 1931 in the presence of Federal President Miklas . In 1952 (inhalation tract) and 1968 (hydrotherapy tract) the facility was expanded, and since 1976 there has been an underground connection to the spa hotel ("Hotel Royal") built in the same year. From the 1990s onwards, the building complex no longer operated under the state spa, but under the name of "Kaiser Therme Bad Ischl". Since 2008 it has appeared under the name EurothermenResort Bad Ischl and the additional name "Salzkammergut Therme".
		Rudolfdenkmal ObjectID :  115839	at Bahnhofstrasse 1, KG location : Bad Ischl	The Rudolfsdenkmal in Rudolfspark commemorates Rudolf , the brother of Emperor Franz I who died in 1831. It was erected in 1839. In addition to the Archbishop of Olomouc , several members of the imperial family attended the inauguration on August 22, 1840 . In the course of the construction of the Kurmittelhaus (1931) the monument was removed and erected again after the new street level had been created. A new capsule has been in the foundation stone since December 5, 1932, which contains, among other things, the name of Federal President Miklas . The original framing of the monument with chains was removed from the metal collection during the war.
		War memorial ObjectID :  115840	at Bahnhofstrasse 1, KG location : Bad Ischl	The war memorial erected in 1925 shows the figure of a grieving mother who finds comfort and hope in her child. The names of those killed and missing in World War I are noted on four bronze plaques. A marble plaque added in 1952 commemorates the victims of the Second World War. Until 1996 the memorial was in front of the secondary school on Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Straße. As a result of the redesign of the street that took place this year, the war memorial site was relocated to the southwest corner of Rudolfspark, opposite the post and telegraph office (also listed).
		Pacher-Schlößl ObjectID :  36827	Bahnhofstrasse 3 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Evang. Parish Church AB and Parish Office ObjectID :  115824	Bahnhofstrasse 5 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Evangelical parish church Bad Ischl
		Spa administration pavilion ObjectID :  115849	Bahnhofstrasse 6 KG location : Bad Ischl	The former spa administration building opposite the Salzkammergut Therme (Kurmittelhaus) housed the Ischl spa administration from its construction in 1954 to 2008. The house was built according to plans by Heinz Karbus . The ceramic mosaic, which extends from floor to ceiling, comes from the Ischl sculptor Hannes Haslecker and shows the historical development of the seaside resort of Ischl. Since 2008, the spa administration has no longer been located in the pavilion in Bahnhofstrasse, but in the drinking hall, which is also a listed building . The old spa directorate was sold after a municipal council resolution from 2009.
		Former Salt traders House Object ID:  36830	Esplanade 4 KG location : Bad Ischl	Andre Edlinger is documented as the owner of Esplanade 4 as early as 1500; in 1672 it was acquired by the salt maker Johann Lidl, who later became the carer. In the 20th century, the building housed the Wiesauer department store, which existed until 1989.
		Former Salt paver house, Lidl house ObjectID :  36831	Esplanade 6 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Gartenhaus Rosenstöckl ObjectID :  36828	Esplanade 6a KG location : Bad Ischl	The Rosenstöckl was built in the Biedermeier style in 1840 , and in 1935 it was embellished with a style-adapted portico . In 1923, the garden belonging to the property was given a garden pavilion, which is octagonal with a flat mansard roof and large, tightly rutted arched window openings. There are also two terracotta statues (around 1900) and a fountain basin in the garden . The garden is privately owned and therefore not accessible.
		Former Salt traders House Object ID:  36832	Esplanade 8 KG location : Bad Ischl	The house Esplanade 8 served some celebrities, including the Queen of Prussia and Anton Ritter von Schmerling , as summer quarters in the 19th century. Since it was founded by Michl Plasser in 1880, there has been a print shop in this building.
		City museum, former Hotel Austria, Brahms monument, nymph figure ObjectID :  36833	Esplanade 10 KG location : Bad Ischl	The late Gothic former salt paver house on the esplanade housed the Hotel Austria from 1880 to 1982. The Ischl City Museum has been housed here since 1989.
		Former Hotel Esplanade ObjectID :  36837	Esplanade 11 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Former Salt traders House Object ID:  36834	Esplanade 12 KG location : Bad Ischl	The building Esplanade 12 (Haus Zachhuber), like some of the neighboring houses, had civil and paver rights, but it was not exercised constantly. In 1750, the paver Gottlieb Heuschober bought the house, and his granddaughter married into the Gschwandter family, who owned the property until 1984.
		Town house, salt paver house ObjectID :  36835	Esplanade 14, 14a KG location : Bad Ischl	The chanterelle house (Esplanade 14) with the crested roof was formerly a paver house . In the 17th century it belonged to the family of Thomas von Seeau for three generations, later it was owned by imperial woodruff and other officials. By 1870, the rear of the building was followed by extensive property on which the Kurhaus was built in 1872 .
		Gasthaus Salzmühle ObjectID:  36836	Esplanade 16 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Esplanaden Pharmacy ObjectID :  36838	Esplanade 18 KG location : Bad Ischl	Around 1600 the building of the Esplanade pharmacy belonged to the salt maker Hans Hueber, one of the town councilors during the Ischl rebellion. From 1700 to 1799 the house housed a butcher's shop. The first request to open a second Ischl pharmacy was made in 1881, and the Esplanaden pharmacy was finally opened in 1910.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36839	Esplanade 20 KG location : Bad Ischl	The runner master Lienhard Holzberger is documented as the owner of the Esplanade 20 property as early as 1550. It remained in family ownership until 1800.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36840	Esplanade 24 KG location : Bad Ischl	The building Esplanade 24 (house on the corner of Kurhausstraße) was a prefabricated house in a very early time , in 1612 the then market judge Andre Rettenbacher bought it , afterwards it was owned by shipmen who went about their trade on the then still navigable Traun . The house has been owned by the Leitner family since 1858.
		Hahnbaum ObjectID :  116484	Esplanade location KG: Bad Ischl	The rooster tree on the esplanade is a red and white striped wooden pole with a gold-plated ball and a weathercock attached to the top. The mast was probably first erected when the esplanade was built in 1830.
		Bandstand Object ID:  115873	Esplanade location KG: Bad Ischl	A music pavilion on the banks of the Traun can already be proven in photos from around 1863, the current building was built in 1883, after the floods of 1897 and 1920 it was changed and simplified. Music performances have not been held for decades, and the building was used as a gallery at times. The wooden structure with a flat half-dome protrudes over the bank wall of the Traun. The monument was originally completely open to the esplanade, apart from the balustrade. In the course of time, the once abundant architectural jewelry was greatly reduced.
		Memorial Stone ObjectID :  115874	Esplanade location KG: Bad Ischl	The memorial stone “Sophiens Esplanade” was erected by Franz Wirer von Rettenbach . The name refers to Archduchess Sophie , the mother of Emperor Franz Joseph, who resided in the Nahe Seeauer House (now the City Museum). The esplanade was systematically laid out by Wirer from 1830. In 1909 the memorial stone was restored.
		Fortuna ObjectID :  115875	Esplanade location KG: Bad Ischl	The Fortuna was set up in 1841 by Franz Wirer Ritter von Rettenbach at what was then the upper end of the esplanade (around today's Cafe Zauner). Weer himself described it as a "statue of hope". Since 1909 the sculpture has stood right at the beginning of the esplanade in the immediate vicinity of Hahnbaum. The inscription on the plinth was also made in 1909. A high pedestal made of (probably) Schwarzensee marble and a pewter statue of a woman in ancient clothing rises on the base . The saying on the pedestal comes from Wirer himself.
		Franz Carl Memorial Column ObjectID :  115876	Esplanade location KG: Bad Ischl	The column marks the starting point of the Franz-Carl-Promenade , which leads from Archduke Franz Carl's long-term summer quarters, the Seeauer-Haus and today's city museum, to Kaltenbach, where there is an identical column that is not a listed building. The Franz-Carl-Promenade was built in 1868, the columns are modeled on those of the Kaiser-Ferdinand-Morgenweg . The stump of the column on a square base bears the inscription "Franz Carl Promenade" and the year MDCCCLXVIII (1868) on the base.
		Bürgerhaus, Zillangerhäusl / Schiffwerkerhäuschen ObjectID :  46875	Franz-Stelzhamer-Kai 22 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Villa Landauer ObjectID :  36842	Frauengasse 2 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Alte Plaßmühle ObjectID :  36843	Götzstraße 2 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Elisabeth Bridge ObjectID :  116746	Grazer Straße KG location : Bad Ischl
		Gasthaus Goldener Ochse ObjectID :  116772 since 2015	Grazer Straße 4 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36844	Grazer Straße 8 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Residential and craftsman's house, old iron house ObjektID :  116779 since 2013	Grazer Straße 12 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36845	Grazer Straße 14 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Bürgerhaus, Gasthaus ObjektID :  36846	Grazer Straße 16 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Altischler Krüppelwalmhaus ObjektID :  36847	Grazer Straße 18 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36848	Grazer Straße 20 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Villa Traunkai ObjectID :  114956 since 2018	Griesgasse 4 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Mary statue ObjectID :  116739	Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Straße KG location : Bad Ischl	The statue of the Virgin Mary has stood in its current location since 1956. The statue of the Madonna was created in 1895 and was consecrated in 1898. A similar sculpture was already on the church square in the 1860s. The life-size statue of the crowned St. Maria is made of terracotta , she is on a newer stone plinth under a dome-shaped canopy made of cast iron profiles.
		Former Hotel Post ObjectID :  36849	Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Straße 3-5 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Hotel Post (Bad Ischl)
		Former Home of the founding medical doctor Dr. Götz ObjectID :  36850	Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Strasse 4 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Catholic parish church hl. Nikolaus ObjectID :  58041	Kirchengasse KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : St. Nikolaus parish church (Bad Ischl)
		Mesnerhaus ObjektID :  115826	Kirchengasse 3 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Nepomuk Fountain ObjectID :  116735	Kreuzplatz KG location : Bad Ischl
		Former Blacksmith's house at the cross, residential building with chapel ObjectID :  98742	Kreuzplatz 14 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Lehar Theater ObjectID :  36853	Kreuzplatz 16 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Lehartheater
		Villa Albrecht ObjectID :  36854	Kurhausstrasse 7 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Kurhaus ObjectID :  115837	Kurhausstrasse 8 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Congress & Theater House Bad Ischl
		Fountain ObjectID :  115836	Kurpark location KG: Bad Ischl
		Garden house with small monuments in the spa park ObjektID :  115825	Kurpark location KG: Bad Ischl
		Villa Schodterer ObjectID :  36855	Kurhausstraße 9 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Villa Coudenhove ObjectID :  116774 since 2014	Leharkai 6 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Franz Lehár Museum ObjectID :  116041	Leharkai 8, 10 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Lehár villa
		Bürgerhaus, Weinhaus Attwenger ObjectID :  117400	Leharkai 12 KG location : Bad Ischl	Originally built as a salt paver house around 1575, it has been owned by the Attwenger family since the middle of the 19th century.
		Town hall ObjectID :  116058	Pfarrgasse 11 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Town house with renaissance portal ObjectID :  36858	Pfarrgasse 15 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Franz-Carl-Brunnen ObjectID :  116733	Schröpferplatz KG location : Bad Ischl	The Franz-Karl-Brunnen was built in 1877 by Hans Greil for the 50th summer stay of Archduke Franz Karls and Sophie , the parents of Emperor Franz Josef .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36859	Schröpferplatz 5 KG location : Bad Ischl
		House of the Citizens' Chapel ObjectID :  116086	Schulgasse 15 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Former Hotel Elisabeth ObjectID :  36825	Stifterkai 1 KG location : Bad Ischl
		House sign, pub sign ObjectID :  36826	Stifterkai 3 KG location : Bad Ischl	The wrought-iron tavern sign “To the golden ship” is dated (possibly secondary) 1780 and shows the forms of the late 18th century.
		Former Villa Seilern ObjectID :  116131	Tänzlgasse 11 KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Villa Seilern
		Kreuzkapelle ObjektID :  116487	at Traunkai 9a, KG location : Bad Ischl	The Kreuzkapelle on the Traun is designed as a round building with a flat dome. On the back wall is a painting Christ's Walk to Golgotha , presumably by Paul Preissl , in front of which is a larger than life crucific with the Mother of Sorrows. Next to this depiction is a marble slab, the dedication of which ends with the year 1726.
		Villa Vielweib ObjektID :  48956	Wiesingerstraße 1 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Office building of the Saline Directorate ObjectID :  36863	Wirerstraße 10 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Bürgerhaus, Merfeld'sches Stiftungshaus ObjectID :  36864	Wirerstraße 14 KG location : Bad Ischl
		Pedestrian bridge, Taubersteg ObjectID :  125215	KG location : Bad Ischl
		Pedestrian bridge, Leharsteg ObjektID :  125217	KG location : Bad Ischl
		Rechensteg ObjektID :  116745	KG location : Bad Ischl	→ Main article : Rechensteg (Bad Ischl) Note: The Rechensteg connects the two cadastral communities Bad Ischl and Jainzen .
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  116736	KG location : Bad Ischl	The statue of the saint on the main bridge was donated by a Linz summer guest in 1899 and erected in 1900. In 2008 the Heimatverein restored the Staute. The cast iron figure has a cross and a star nimbus. On the previous bridge, which was destroyed by the flood in 1897, there was also a statue of Nepomuk from 1867, which was lost when the bridge collapsed at that time.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  116737	KG location : Bad Ischl	As early as 1723 there was a chapel with a statue of John near the bridge in Götzstraße. In 1897 the chapel was demolished and the statue was placed under a tin roof. In the 1950s the figure of the saint disappeared, the empty base remained until 1982. In that year the base was moved to the right bridgehead and equipped with a new statue of a saint, which however fell victim to an act of vandalism in 2008. The current statue is an old cast iron figure, believed to date from the 1840s.
		Haidenhof, former Gottwaldgütl ObjectID :  121965	Haiden 42 KG location : Haiden
		Catholic parish church, pilgrimage church, "Maria an der Straße" and rectory ObjektID :  120115	Wolfganger Straße KG location : Haiden	The foundation stone for the church “Maria an der Straße” was consecrated on July 28, 1956, and it contains a small stone from the Roman Coliseum . After the blessing of the bell in 1959, around 300 motorists were also given the blessing during the ceremony; the sacred building is considered Austria's first church for motorists. On January 1, 1961, the previous chaplaincy was elevated to the Pfandl parish church.
		Plague Column ObjectID :  121863	Location KG: Jainzen	The column is likely to be a plague column from the period between 1670 and 1680. As a plague column it is because of the representation of St. Sebastian recognizable, who is considered a plague saint. The column, which was renovated in 2014, is located near the Kreutererbrücke and is a continuation of Jainzendorfstrasse.
		Rechensteg Object ID:  123251	Location KG: Jainzen	The Rechensteg connects the two cadastral communities Bad Ischl (see there) and Jainzen.
		Kreuzstein ObjektID :  116486	Location KG: Jainzen
		Wegkapelle Maria an der Klamm ObjectID :  114812	Location KG: Jainzen
		Annex Kaiservilla Bad Ischl ObjectID :  129856 since 2012	Jainzen 38 KG location : Jainzen	The objects that were protected as individual objects until 2011. Gardener's house, nursery ( ⊙ ), Marmorschlössl , Photo Museum of the Province of Upper Austria ( ⊙ ), Kaiservilla kitchen building, office ( ⊙ ), state music school ( sowie ), and the Kaiservilla and park ( ⊙ ) were combined to form the Kaiservilla Bad Ischl complex in 2012 .
		Hunting lodge Umkehrstube ObjektID :  129016 since 2012	Mitterweißbach location KG: Jainzen	Note: The building is halfway between Weißenbach am Attersee and Mitterweißbach on the Weißenbacher Bundesstrasse B 153 and marks the watershed on the Weißenbacher Sattel.
		Brine pipeline, Jainzenbach bridge (near the "Gstötten") and supporting walls on the side, ObjectID:  131156 since 2017	Location KG: Jainzen	→ Main article : Brine pipeline Hallstatt - Bad Ischl - Ebensee
		Brine pipeline, ashlar wall northeast of the Jainzenbach ObjektID :  131157 since 2017	Location KG: Jainzen	→ Main article : Brine pipeline Hallstatt - Bad Ischl - Ebensee
		Brine pipeline, Mitterweißbach bridge ObjectID :  131158 since 2017	Location KG: Jainzen	→ Main article : Brine pipeline Hallstatt - Bad Ischl - Ebensee
		Brine pipeline, Beberlbach bridge (also Pöpperlbach) ObjectID :  131159 since 2017	Location KG: Jainzen	→ Main article : Brine pipeline Hallstatt - Bad Ischl - Ebensee
		Brine pipeline, tunnel at Mitterweißbach house 1 ObjektID :  131160 since 2017	Location KG: Jainzen	→ Main article : Brine pipeline Hallstatt - Bad Ischl - Ebensee
		Villa Sarsteiner and farm building ObjectID :  19566	Bauerstraße 11 KG location : Kaltenbach
		Kálmán-Villa / Villa Sarsteiner ObjektID :  48985	Bauerstraße 13 KG location : Kaltenbach	The historicist villa with the elaborate roof structure was built in 1897. The house has largely been preserved in its original condition. The composer Emmerich Kálmán spent several summers in this house.
		Former Villa Vockner, Villa Haenel-Pancera ObjectID :  36829	Concordiastraße 3 KG location : Kaltenbach	The Villa Vockner houses the Haenel Pancera Family Museum with the art collection of Wilhelm Haenel and his wife Ella Pancera .
		Central elementary school ObjectID :  115863	Concordiastraße 6 KG location : Kaltenbach
		Farmhouse, Riedlerhaus ObjectID :  37474	Kaltenbach 34 KG location : Kaltenbach
		Villa Blumenthal ObjectID :  119255	Kaltenbach 153 Location KG: Kaltenbach	→ Main article : Villa Blumenthal
		Rudolfsbrunnen ObjectID :  119265	Kaltenbachstrasse Location KG: Kaltenbach
		Villa Perko-Dumba ObjectID :  36852	Kaltenbachstrasse 15 KG location : Kaltenbach
		Figure shrine , Kaiser - hunting statue ObjectID :  119264	Lauffnerwaldweg location KG: Kaltenbach	The Kaiser hunting statue was dedicated to Emperor Franz Joseph on his 80th birthday. The statue was financed by donations from more than 22,000 hunters from all over the monarchy, the commission was carried out by the Viennese sculptor Georg Leisek . The solemn unveiling followed by a parade in front of the monarch as the chief hunting lord took place on August 24, 1910.
		Stefan Meyer-Haus, Villa No. 121 ObjectID :  41395	Lindaustraße 7 KG location : Kaltenbach
		Wildenstein Castle Ruins ObjectID :  121923	KG location : Kaltenbach	→ Main article : Wildenstein Castle (Bad Ischl)
		Catholic parish church, pilgrimage church of the Assumption with churchyard ObjectID :  119076	Lauffen location KG: Lauffen	→ Main article : Lauffen parish church
		Residential house, parish hall, former Atzmannsdorferische paver dwelling ObjectID :  119229	Lauffen 15 KG location : Lauffen
		Former Mesnerhaus and Schoolhouse ObjectID :  119230	Lauffen 16 Location KG: Lauffen
		Gasthaus Zur Blauen Traube Wesn ObjectID :  37545	Lauffen 22 KG location : Lauffen
		Former Inn to the three Moors ObjectID :  37546	Lauffen 30 KG location : Lauffen
		Residential building ObjectID :  37547	Lauffen 31 KG location : Lauffen
		Gasthof Wildenstein, former civil brewery ObjectID :  37036	Lauffen 43 KG location : Lauffen
		Franciscan convent, Marienheim ObjectID :  119159	Lauffen 68 KG location : Lauffen	The monastery of the Sisters of the Cross is structurally connected to the oratory of the pilgrimage church of the Assumption of Mary. A single-class elementary school was housed in the monastery from 1901 to 1938 and from 1945 to 1977.
		Former Schoolhouse, today the music band building ObjectID :  119244	Lauffen 78 KG location : Lauffen
		Pedestrian bridge, Windensteg ObjektID :  119720	KG location : Lauffen	The winch bridge is already listed on a painting of the market in Lauffen from 1630, but it is probably much older. The name is derived from the cable winches that were needed for inland shipping on the Traun at the rapids of the "Wild Lauffen" in order to pull the ships upstream (towards Goisern and Hallstatt) across the rapids. The footbridge served as a connection between the old brewery and the winemaker's house. The footbridge is still in use today. The existence of a winch at this point (Wynde am Lawfenstain) was first mentioned around 1390.
		Shooting range ObjectID :  119247	KG location : Lauffen	The shooting range in Lauffen (sometimes also: shooting range) is located on the ascent to Lauffnerhöhe. It is the only open fire-shooting range in Austria, the history of which goes back centuries. The construction of the first plant was approved by Emperor Leopold I in 1665 . The Salzamt took over a large part of the construction costs. Since then, the annual Leopoldi shooting has taken place almost without interruption. Inside the shooting range there are around 200 old shooting targets from the 18th to 20th centuries, which reflect the local chronology.
		War memorial ObjectID :  119257	KG location : Lauffen	The war memorial on Lauffner Kirchenplatz was inaugurated in 1923. Around 1950 the inscription was updated and the base was renewed. The monument is crowned by an eagle and made of a terracotta-like colored cement mass. The inscription panel is in a round-arched niche, above it a branch with oak leaves.
		Trinity Chapel ObjectID :  119258	KG location : Lauffen	The Trinity Chapel is located by the bridge over the Traun River on Lauffner Marktstrasse. The year of construction is handed down to 1694, it is assumed a connection with the then rampant leaf epidemic. The street level was raised in the 20th century, and since then you have to go down a few steps to get to the chapel. During the restoration in 1983, the interior of the chapel was somewhat simplified.
		Wayside shrine, Gottsnahmstein ObjektID :  119262	KG location : Lauffen	The Gottsnahmstein is one of the oldest wayside shrines in the Salzkammergut, it probably dates from the 16th century. It also served as a boundary stone for the Lauffen market towards Goisern.
		Memorial Column ObjectID :  119263	KG location : Lauffen	The Engleithenstraße from Bad Ischl to Lauffen was laid out in 1838 as Kaiser-Ferdinands-Morgenweg. The memorial column erected at the time and erected in 2003 at the current location reminds of the visits by Emperor Ferdinand .
		Kalvarienbergkirche ObjectID :  119184	KG location : Lauffen	From 1725 there was a wooden chapel on Kalvarienberg Lauffen. Today's small Kalvarienbergkirche was built from stone in 1746. In 1774 four station chapels were added. The beginning of the path is near the rectory. When the bypass was built in 1967, the station chapels No. 2 and 3 were demolished and rebuilt in 1967.
		Kalvarienbergkapelle, 4 station chapels ObjectID :  119189	KG location : Lauffen	The station chapel No. 4 on Lauffner Kalvarienberg was built in 1774. This chapel shrine is provided with shingles on two sides (“shingled”), the picture shows the motif: Jesus takes up the cross.
		Brine pipeline, retaining wall with stairs in Lauffen ObjektID :  131155 since 2017	KG location : Lauffen	At the intersection of the route with Engleitenstrasse, a retaining wall built in the first quarter of the 19th century consists of large, carefully dry-plastered limestone blocks with a staircase. A recent fall protection (wooden railing) is attached to the retaining wall with iron brackets.
		Cross on the bridge over the Ischl ObjectID :  121964	Wolfganger Straße KG location : Lindau	The floor cross at the “Schneiderwirt Bridge” dates from 1937. In the same year, this bridge was built on Wolfgangsee Straße B 158 over the river Ischl . In 1982 the bridge was rebuilt, the cross was restored and relocated. The well-known carver Franz Binder, who was particularly famous for his cribs, delivered the cross. The crucifix is ​​made of unmounted oak with a curved sheet metal canopy decorated with drifting work. It belongs to the three-nail type, the year 1937 is noted on the footrest.
		Bergkirche (Salzbergkirche) ObjectID :  121978 since 2014	KG location : Perneck	The church was built in 1747 for the miners in the immediate vicinity of the former Ischl salt mine.
		Ludovika tunnel portal ObjectID :  121977 since 2019	at Radgrabenstrasse 4, KG location : Perneck
		General Hospital, former Empress Elisabeth Spital ObjectID :  115822	Dr.-Mayer-Straße 8, 10 KG location : Reiterndorf	The foundation stone for the Kaiserin Elisabeth Hospital was laid in the presence of Emperor Franz Joseph on August 20, 1908. The transfer of the sick from the old location (hospital in Brennerstrasse) to the new 84-bed building in Reiterndorf took place on June 5, 1910. First Medical director of the hospital planned by the Viennese architect Hans Schimitzek was Max Mayer. In 1947 the hospital was taken over by the state (LKH). After the additions in 1967 and 1971, it was possible to increase to 176 and 287 beds, respectively. In 1973 the nursing school went into operation.
		Portal Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Erbstollen ObjectID :  121994 since 2019	at Erbstollenstraße 10, KG location : Reiterndorf
		Christian cemetery ObjectID :  115819	Grazer Straße KG location : Reiterndorf	Originally the cemetery was located at the parish church of St. Nikolaus, it was moved to the Sebastian chapel in 1719. In 1948 the wall between the Catholic and Protestant sections was torn down. Between 1960 and 1965, 60 new crypts were created. The Bad Ischl cemetery has the following prominent graves and tombs: Brenner Josef, Knight of Felsach ; Coudenhove, Karl Reichsgraf; Hasner Leopold Ritter von Artha , Heinrich Lammasch , Franz Lehár , Leo Perutz , Wolfram von Richthofen , Alexander Prince von Schönburg-Hartenstein , Hilde Spiel , Oscar Straus , Maria Princess von Thurn und Taxis, Franz Xaver Weidinger .
		Burial chapel from Felsach ObjektID :  115820	Grazer Straße KG location : Reiterndorf	Josef Brenner, knight of Felsach, founded the museum association and the Ischl homeland association, and in 1841 he was also the founder and primary school of the first Ischl hospital. The old hospital existed until 1910 in the street named after him. This “Dr. Brenner House” in Brennerstrasse No. 7 was demolished in the 1980s and rebuilt as a residential complex. The Imperial Council was a friend of Franz Wirer von Rettenbach and the successor of Josef Götz as a saltworks physician. Brenner von Felsach died in Vösendorf in 1876 and was then buried in Bad Ischl. The octagonal (octagonal) crypt chapel is located on the northeast side of the cemetery and forms the beginning of the right row of crypts. The elevated entrance to the chapel can be reached via a few steps and the roof is decorated with a crucifix.
		Sebastian Chapel ObjectID :  115821	Grazer Straße KG location : Reiterndorf	The Sebastian Chapel was donated in 1692 by Johann Lidl von Lidlsheim in fulfillment of a vow after overcoming a serious illness. The hl. Sebastian is the patron saint of the dying and is invoked against the plague and serious epidemics. In 1702 a relocation of the cemetery to the Sebastian chapel was discussed for the first time, which was also carried out later. Until the relocation, the cemetery was in the center of the (today's) parish church. In 1714 the license to “read mass” was granted, in the same year a bell was cast for the small bell tower. This bell, which is over 300 years old, is still in service. In 2014 the small tower was restored and rebuilt. The tower cross was solemnly celebrated.
		Seeauer-Schlößl ObjectID :  116787	Grazer Straße 60 KG location : Reiterndorf	The Seeauer Schlössl was built in 1628. The previous building "Gut zu Reiterndorf" was mentioned in a document as early as 1325 at the same place. From 1712 the (two) carers Lidl had their seat at the Schlössl. An old legend speaks of an underground passage from the property to Wildenstein Castle , the actual existence of a tunnel has not yet been proven.
		Plague Column ObjectID :  121988	at Grazer Straße 81, KG location : Reiterndorf	The year 1686 shows that the wayside shrine comes from the plague period in Ischl. The letters WS and HS refer to the previous owners of the Zeppezauer estate. The tabernacle shrine is made of stone and has a large arched niche, in which there is a small icon of Mary. The tabernacle has a round arch frame and a curved stone helmet on both sides.
		Shrine Object ID:  121993	Sulzbach location KG: Reiterndorf	The wayside shrine of the counts' Fünfkirchen family is on Sulzbachfelderstrasse, south of the kindergarten. The establishment took place in 1870 by Otto Graf Fünfkirchen , later further family inscriptions were added. The last restoration took place in 2013. The wayside shrine is made of red limestone , the base of Karbach “marble”. In the tabernacle, behind a honeycomb grille, an image of Mary made of tin can be seen.
		Kurhaus Via Sana, former children's hospice ObjectID :  121991	Sulzbach 64 KG location : Reiterndorf	In the 1891/92 by architect Ludwig Schöne (1845–1935) and master builder Max Cordignano (1851–1898), Kaiser – Franz – Joseph – children's hospice found, supported by the association founded on December 13, 1885 for the establishment and promotion of lake hospices and shelters for sick, especially scrofulous and rachitic children in Vienna , sick children from all crown lands recording. Noble ladies were in charge of management, and children were looked after by doctors and families in Ischl. The house had 50 beds, ran its own school and had its outpatient clinic open to children from needy families in Ischl. Emperor Franz Joseph also endowed the facility with several thousand Austrian crowns every year on his departure . In later years the Villa Sana was a public children's hospital of the city of Vienna. In 1944/45 the property served as a military hospital (infection department with an isolation wing). After the end of the war, UNRRA managed a children's transit camp in the building. In 1954, the Vienna Youth Welfare Organization took over the property and ran a children's recreation home for the city of Vienna in Sulzbach. In the following years, the home was occupied with up to 180 Viennese children in need of relaxation per cycle. After the children's home was closed in 2004, a change to the zoning plan for catering was discussed in the Bad Ischl municipal council.
		Siriuskogelwarte, formerly Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Warte ObjectID :  115823	KG location : Reiterndorf	The former Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Warte on Siriuskogl was built in 1885.
		Girardi Villa ObjectID :  48127	Steinfeldstrasse 8 KG location : Rettenbach	The villa is named after Alexander Girardi , the comedian and actor who died in 1918. Professionally, he worked at the Theater an der Wien , among others . The building, located on a slight hill above Bad Ischl, was originally built for Archduchess Marie Valerie of Austria , the youngest daughter of Emperor Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth . However, the Archduchess never moved into the property. Giradi bought the villa from the imperial court in 1893 and used it as a summer residence.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Residential building, building yard ObjectID :  116443 until 2011	Voglhuberstrasse 1 KG location : Bad Ischl

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Upper Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 558 .
3. ^ Gerhard Semiller: Bad Ischl houses and fates . Trauner Verlag, Linz 1998, ISBN 3-85320-899-1 , p. 301-303 .
4. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 146 .
5. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 574,751,758 .
6. ^ Gerhard Semiller: Bad Ischl houses and fates . Trauner Verlag, Linz 1998, ISBN 3-85320-899-1 , p. 202-203 .
7. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 315 .
8. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Bad Ischl A home book. Published for the 500th anniversary of the market survey . Oberösterreichischer Landesverlag, Linz 1966, p. 505-506 .
9. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 513-515 .
10. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 368 .
11. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 375 .
12. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 758 .
13. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 322 .
14. ↑ ^{a b c d} Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 38-44 .
15. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 323 .
16. ↑ ^{a b c d} Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 324 .
17. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 325 .
18. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 369 .
19. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 35-36 .
20. ↑ Bernd Euler, Günther Kleinhanns, Klaus Kohout, Wilfried Lipp, Georg Mack, Georg Temper: Reports. Monument preservation. In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 141, Linz 1996, p. 129, online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at.
21. ↑ according to information board
22. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 317 .
23. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 374 .
24. ↑ ^{a b} Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 39.51 .
25. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 577 .
26. ^ Upper Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from May 30, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of May 30, 2011 (PDF).
27. ↑ Karin Derler, Wolfgang Huber, Klaus Kohut: Under protection positions . In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 142b, Linz 1997, p. 141, entire article p. 140-161, PDF on ZOBODAT
28. ↑ Nina Höllinger: The Causa Löhner. Deprivation of property ("Aryanizations") on Jewish properties in Bad Ischl. Media booklet for DVD 12491 . Ed .: Federal Ministry for Education, Art and Culture. 2011, p. 7, section “Internment and release from prison” ( bmbwf.gv.at [PDF; accessed on February 4, 2020] 11 pages).
29. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 198 .
30. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 608,609 .
31. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 610-611 .
32. ↑ ^{a b c d} Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 88-94 .
33. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 610 .
34. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 613 .
35. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 22 .
36. ↑ Perneck mountain chapel. (No longer available online.) Formerly in the original ; Retrieved April 29, 2015 .  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.    
37. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 449-453 .
38. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Wimmer Verlag, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 391-397 .
39. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 345, 392, 393 .
40. ↑ Brenner von Felsach crypt chapel. Ischler Heimatverein, October 20, 2008, accessed on December 2, 2015 . 
41. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 556, 557 .
42. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 636 .
43. ↑ ^{a b} Ischler Heimatverein (Ed.): Ischler Monument Guide. With a map, route suggestions and QS codes . 1st edition. Wigo, Bad Ischl 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03908-7 , pp. 120.160 .
44. ^ The Kaiser Franz Joseph Children's Hospice in Sulzbach near Ischl. In:  Der Bautechniker , No. 4/1892 (XII. Year), January 22, 1892, p. 1 f. (Online at ANNO ). .
45. ^ Ischler Heimatverein (ed.): Bad Ischl Heimatbuch 2004 . Rudolf Wimmer, Bad Ischl 2004, ISBN 3-900998-70-1 , p. 190 .
46. ^ Gerhard Semiller: Bad Ischl houses and fates . Trauner Verlag, Linz 1998, ISBN 3-85320-899-1 , p. 202-203 .
47. ^ Upper Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from May 30, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of May 30, 2011 (PDF).
48. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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