List of listed objects in Dürnstein

The list of listed objects in Dürnstein contains the 85 listed , immovable objects of the city of Dürnstein in the Lower Austrian district of Krems-Land .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Augustinian Canons' Monastery with Church of the Assumption of Mary and part of the city wall ObjectID:  53514	Dürnstein 1 location KG: Dürnstein	Dürnstein Abbey is a former monastery . Today the buildings and the large property belong to the Herzogenburg Abbey , which also looks after the Dürnstein parish . The tower of the collegiate church with its blue and white coloring is considered the landmark of the Wachau . → Main article : Dürnstein Abbey
		Former Castle, Hotel Schloss Dürnstein ObjectID :  31479	Dürnstein 2 location KG: Dürnstein	The castle , located on a spur in the north of the city, has a block-like, two-and-a-half-storey main building around a small courtyard and is flanked by two towers on the Danube side . The castle was built from 1622 to 1634 under Christoph Wilhelm von Zelking on the site of ten houses. From 1663 to 1936 it was owned by the Starhemberger family . In the 1960s, it was converted into a hotel .
		Winegrower's house with utility floor ObjektID :  65891	Dürnstein 3 KG location : Dürnstein	The winegrower's house has an exposed name with 1533 on the front.
		Freihaus, Kuenringertaverne ObjectID :  31471	Dürnstein 4 KG location : Dürnstein	The former Freihaus is a representative Renaissance building from the second half of the 16th century. The two-storey, gable-free, cubic closed house has a round corner bay window, two crooked roofs with crenellated crowns over a continuous gable cornice and a roof-floor elevator. The window frames show straight roofs and grooved sills. The middle window-portal group from around 1600 has a round-arched portal with archivolt in relief and arkanthus reliefs in the spandrels. Above that, between Ionic dwarf pilasters and later added volutes, a relief of the arms of the Turzo of Betlenfalva / Purgstaller can be seen. The side wing, two-storey and eaves, has grooved sills from the 16th century in the upper storey, and in the basement there are two rectangular rectangular windows with bars in simple framing from the 17th century. The interior is vaulted on the ground floor and equipped with plastered, delicate round strips. Under another groin vault lies an irregular room with a squat, square central pillar.
		Villa ObjectID :  65892	Dürnstein 5 KG location : Dürnstein	The house at Am Bergl 5 is a representative neoclassical villa from around 1900. The cubic, two-storey building has an open pillared loggia in the south-facing corner of the main storey, antique wall paintings and a painted frieze .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65874	Dürnstein 6 KG location : Dürnstein
		Town house and southern corner bastion ObjectID :  53515	Dürnstein 7 KG location : Dürnstein	The southern corner bastion is part of the medieval city fortifications.
		Former Poor Clare Convent , Gasthaus Richard Löwenherz ObjectID :  53516	Dürnstein 8 KG location : Dürnstein	Today's Hotel Richard Löwenherz is a two- to three-storey complex consisting of three wings around a courtyard, which was built using the remains of the monastery, which was partially demolished in 1693. The north-west wing, the former stables, was extended at the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th century. The core of the southeast wing with Gothic outer walls and buttresses dates from the 14th century and has been rebuilt several times. The wing on the Danube side, built over the city wall in the late 17th century, was redesigned in the 19th. Inside there is a dining room with mirror vaults from the 17th century and several groin-vaulted rooms. The furnishings include some Gothic spoils from the former monastery and several tiled stoves from the 18th and 19th centuries. Century.
		Winery ObjectID :  65893	Dürnstein 9 KG location : Dürnstein
		Winegrower's house with press house ObjectID:  5657	Dürnstein 10 KG location : Dürnstein	The winegrower's house is a building with flat bay windows on consoles and a core substance from the 16th century.
		Former Prelate Court of the Canons' Monastery ObjectID :  65895	Dürnstein 11 KG location : Dürnstein	The former prelate court of the Canons' Monastery is located between Hauptstraße and Prangerplatz. The Gothic building from the early 16th century has a hipped roof, a built-in flat bay window on consoles, a shoulder arch portal and double door leaves. The former round arch gate is chamfered on the southern side. At the back is a niche with a baroque sandstone figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk can be seen, which is marked 1746. Inside there are partly groin and lancet vaults from the 18th century.
		Former Craftsman's House ObjectID :  65896	Dürnstein 12, 12a KG location : Dürnstein	The craftsman's house is essentially a late medieval building with a curved street front. The guild signs of the binders are marked 1546.
		Former Parish yard of the Kunigunden church and press house ObjectID :  65875	Dürnstein 13 KG location : Dürnstein	The former rectory of the Kunigunden Church is essentially a late medieval building with a curved street front, marked 1546, which has a sgraffito rest with a painted guild sign on the north side under the eaves .
		Winegrower's house and part of the city wall ObjektID :  65876	Dürnstein 14 KG location : Dürnstein	Part of the medieval city fortifications is integrated into this winegrower's house.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65877	Dürnstein 15 KG location : Dürnstein	The town house, which was built outside the city wall at Kremser Tor in the 19th century, is a two-storey building with a southern porch and a core that may have been built in the 16th century.
		Eastern City Tower / Kremser Tor / Steinertorturm ObjectID :  31472	Dürnstein 16 KG location : Dürnstein	The Kremser Tor is a four-storey, almost square gate tower from the 15th century with a basket arched passage and some slotted windows, which was later converted into a residential building.
		Town house and part of the city wall ObjectID :  65878	Dürnstein 17 KG location : Dürnstein	At the Bürgerhaus Dürnstein 17 there is part of the medieval city fortifications.
		Gasthof Goldener Strauss / former Post station and part of the city wall ObjectID :  65886	Dürnstein 18, 18a KG location : Dürnstein	The former post office has a core from the 17th century.
		Town house and part of the city wall ObjectID :  65885	Dürnstein 19 KG location : Dürnstein	The gable-facing building with a core substance from the 16th century is covered by a crooked roof. Two of the three axes have a protruding facade from the 18th century. The upper floor is structured by pilaster strips and stucco window frames.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65897	Dürnstein 20 KG location : Dürnstein	The Bürgerhaus Dürnstein 20 has housed a bakery and confectionery since 1780 .
		Former Shipmaster's House , Bakery ObjectID :  65898	Dürnstein 21 KG location : Dürnstein	The former ship master's house was rebuilt in the first half of the 19th century. It has an attic storey and a renovated facade.
		Winery ObjectID :  65899	Dürnstein 22 KG location : Dürnstein	This winegrower's house is a building with a core substance from the 16th century. At the end of the 18th century it was rebuilt.
		Winegrower's house with press house ObjectID :  65900	Dürnstein 23 KG location : Dürnstein	This winegrower's house is a town house mentioned in a document in 1476 with a late Gothic flat bay window on consoles. In the 16./17. A renovation took place in the 19th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65901	Dürnstein 24 KG location : Dürnstein
		Bürgerhaus, Town Hall ObjectID :  53517	Dürnstein 25 KG location : Dürnstein	The former town hall has been used as a town hall since 1547 . The stately building has a late Gothic core from the late 15th century and was redesigned in 1563. The seven-axis facade is structured on the upper floor by profiled window frames from the 16th century and stone window crosses with ornamental sgraffito frames. The portal, which has been modified several times, was probably initially round-arched and has a corresponding sgraffito frame. It was later reduced in size, reworked into a rectangular portal with a lintel in relief and designated 1563. Above it is a baroque, profiled tail gable from the first half of the 18th century. In the north, the building is opened by a late Gothic shoulder-arched side portal and small, heavily renewed rectangular windows. The entrance is vaulted with a groin. The small and irregular courtyard in the north wing has arched upper storey arcades from the 18th century and a late Gothic shoulder arch portal. The building also has a three-part window from the 16th century with a profiled stone frame and ornamental sgraffito decor. Inside there is a groin vault from the mid-16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  31473	Dürnstein 26 KG location : Dürnstein	See Dürnstein 25
		Former Court and Press House ObjectID :  65902	Dürnstein 27 KG location : Dürnstein	The former courthouse is connected to the town hall by an arched gate wall. The two-storey building dates from the first half of the 16th century. Its curved front shows shell lunettes as well as a sgraffito decor that partly corresponds to that of the town hall.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65866	Dürnstein 28 KG location : Dürnstein	This town house has a core from the 16th century.
		Winery ObjectID :  65903	Dürnstein 29 KG location : Dürnstein	The gable-facing winegrower's house from the second half of the 16th century has a three-part flat bay window on consoles.
		Residential house with Rauchkuchl ObjektID :  65904	Dürnstein 30 KG location : Dürnstein	The essentially late medieval house has a flat bay window, a newly applied stencil painting based on a Gothic model and a smoking room with a fireplace.
		Winegrower's house with press cellar ObjectID :  65906	Dürnstein 31 KG location : Dürnstein	The core of the two-axle Hauerhaus dates from the 16th century and is covered by a crooked roof.
		Former Winery ObjectID :  65907	Dürnstein 32 KG location : Dürnstein	The core of the three-axle Hauerhaus dates from the 16th century and is covered by a crooked roof.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65908	Dürnstein 33 KG location : Dürnstein	The winegrower's house from the 18th century, partly made of quarry stone, was rebuilt in 1857 and has a so-called roof floor elevator.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65909	Dürnstein 34 KG location : Dürnstein
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  65910	Dürnstein 35 KG location : Dürnstein
		Villa Thiery ObjectID :  65911	Dürnstein 37 KG location : Dürnstein	The Villa Thiery has a neo-baroque volute gable.
		Former Winegrower's house with press house ObjectID :  65912	Dürnstein 38 KG location : Dürnstein	The core of the three-axle Hauerhaus dates from the 16th century and is covered by a crooked roof.
		Residential building, former post office building ObjectID :  53518	Dürnstein 39 KG location : Dürnstein	The former post office was built in 1910 and redesigned in 1963. A baroque fresco medallion marked 1751 was transferred from the previous building and painted over.
		Winegrower's house with press cellar ObjectID :  65913	Dürnstein 40, 57 KG location : Dürnstein	This winegrower's house with a press cellar is laid out in the form of a hook courtyard.
		Former Winery ObjectID :  65914	Dürnstein 41 KG location : Dürnstein	The former winegrower's house dates from the 16th century. It is covered by a hipped roof.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  5683	Dürnstein 42 KG location : Dürnstein	The two-storey town house has a hipped roof and its core probably dates from the 16th century.
		Former Weißenkirchner Tor ObjectID :  31474	Dürnstein 43 KG location : Dürnstein	The former Weißenkirchen Gate was converted into a residential building, where the approach of the archway can still be seen.
		Former Gatekeeper or executioner house ObjectID :  65916	Dürnstein 44 KG location : Dürnstein	The former gatekeeper's house is a two-storey building with remains of frescoes , the core of which dates from the 16th century.
		Villa ObjectID:  5685	Dürnstein 51 KG location : Dürnstein	The late historical, Gothic-style small villa dates from the second half of the 19th century.
		So-called. Kellerschlössl with press house ObjectID :  31477	Dürnstein 60 KG location : Dürnstein	The so-called Kellerschlössl in the vineyards east of the village is a small baroque pleasure palace with wine cellar and press house, which was built under Provost Hieronymus Übelbacher, presumably between 1693 and 1720 for the canons and is ascribed to the architect Jakob Prandtauer . The two-story building rises above a cross-shaped floor plan.
		Former Citizens Hospital ObjectID :  65918	Dürnstein 61 KG location : Dürnstein	The former citizens' hospital is a single-storey building with a high gable.
		Baderhaus ObjektID :  31475	Dürnstein 62 KG location : Dürnstein	The Baderhaus is a harmoniously proportioned, early classicist , single-storey building from the late 18th century. It is covered by a hipped mansard roof and has a shallow, gabled central projection. A family of musicians is depicted in the gable on a fresco created by Maximilian Melcher in 1963 . The facade is structured by pilaster strips and opened by a portal with a classicist door in a flat arch niche. The building also has window baskets and a storage opening in the south.
		Gasthof Singer Blondel ObjectID :  65919	Dürnstein 62, 64 KG location : Dürnstein	The inn is named after the troubadour Blondel de Nesle .
		Former Gatekeeper House ObjectID :  65879	Dürnstein 63 KG location : Dürnstein	The single-storey, former gatekeeper's house, which is facing south on the side of the Krems Gate, was probably built in the late Middle Ages.
		Community center and farm building ObjectID :  65880	Dürnstein 65 KG location : Dürnstein
		Community center and farm building ObjectID :  31476	Dürnstein 66 KG location : Dürnstein	The building in Dürnstein 66 is a single-storey small house with a boarded hipped gable and a wooden shingle roof.
		Former Bastion ObjectID :  65881	Dürnstein 67 KG location : Dürnstein	In the southeast corner of the medieval city fortifications, the former parish church is preceded by a semicircular bastion .
		Winery ObjectID :  65920	Dürnstein 68 KG location : Dürnstein
		Community center , former entrance to the monastery and prelate garden ObjectID :  65921	Dürnstein 69 KG location : Dürnstein	The single-storey building from the first half of the 18th century has a courtyard entrance with a volute gable and a segmented arched gate.
		Bürgerhaus, part of the former Clariss convent ObjectID :  65922	Dürnstein 70 KG location : Dürnstein	This community center is part of the former Clariss convent.
		Winegrower's house with press house ObjectID :  65923	Dürnstein 71 KG location : Dürnstein
		Former Press house ObjectID :  65924	Dürnstein 75 KG location : Dürnstein	The single-storey house with a high gable dates from the late 19th century.
		Reception building and loading ramp Dürnstein-Oberloiben of the Wachau Railway ObjectID :  53519	Dürnstein 76 KG location : Dürnstein	The Dürnstein-Oberloiben station of the Wachau Railway has a reception building from 1909.
		Bürgerhaus and Presshaus ObjektID :  65925	Dürnstein 81 KG location : Dürnstein
		Villa with house sign ObjectID :  65926	Dürnstein 82 KG location : Dürnstein	The small villa was built by Emil Hoppe in 1923 and partially executed in neo-baroque forms.
		Residential building ObjectID :  105698	Dürnstein 92 KG location : Dürnstein	The Dürnstein 92 house has a flat bay window.
		Residential and commercial building, former press house ObjectID :  65927	Dürnstein 93 KG location : Dürnstein	The former press house is now used as a residential and commercial building.
		Railway line, Wachau Railway ObjectID :  70508	Dürnstein 96 KG location : Dürnstein	The Donauuferbahn was built in 1909. When it was built, emphasis was placed on protecting the landscape and for this purpose the painter and monument conservator Rudolf Matthias Pichler was brought in. The 34-kilometer route between Krems and Emmersdorf , which is part of the Wachau UNESCO World Heritage Site, is particularly protected .
		Equestrian statue ObjectID:  5874	KG location : Dürnstein	The equestrian statue on Wachauer Strasse north of the city was erected in 1958 by Lois Lidauer as a symbolic figure at the point where the Danube could be crossed in the Middle Ages.
		French Monument ObjectID:  5876	KG location : Dürnstein	The so-called Franzosendenkmal was erected in 1905 by Friedrich Schachner. The monumental memorial commemorating the victory of the Austrian and Russian troops over the Napoleonic army rises on a high square base and has a steep, polygonal top, which is crowned by a drum with reliefs and a steep dome.
		Personality monument engineer August Kargl ObjectID :  84550	KG location : Dürnstein	The memorial was erected in memory of August Kargl , the initiator of the construction of the road through the Wachau and the Dürnsteiner tunnel 1954–1959 .
		Dürnstein castle ruins and fortifications ObjectID :  31478	KG location : Dürnstein	The castle was built by the Kuenringers in the middle of the 12th century. Azzo von Gobatsburg , ancestor of the Kuenring family, acquired the area around the castle from the Tegernsee monastery . His grandson Hadmar I built the castle. The city of Dürnstein and the castle are connected by a defensive wall, an extended city wall. Above the chapel there was once the inner courtyard, inside a mighty boulder with a carved rock cellar. → Main article : Dürnstein castle ruins (Lower Austria)
		Kunigunden Church with cemetery and Karner ObjektID :  65882	KG location : Dürnstein	The former parish church of Dürnstein dates from the 13th century. The Karner was built in the 14th century and has been a war memorial chapel since 1925.
		Part of the city ​​wall ObjectID :  65883	KG location : Dürnstein	Part of the medieval city fortifications
		Part of the city ​​wall, ObjectID :  65884	KG location : Dürnstein	Part of the medieval city fortifications
		Part of the city ​​wall near the ruin ObjectID :  65887	KG location : Dürnstein	Part of the medieval city fortifications
		Donautor and pillory ObjectID :  65888	KG location : Dürnstein	The Donautor is part of the medieval city fortifications. The pillory, a beveled pillar from the 16th century that rises above a low stepped pedestal, was renovated in 1929 and put up again. Note: location refers to the pillory.
		Weg bei Wassertor ObjektID :  65889	KG location : Dürnstein	Of the city gates originally built around 1300, only the southeastern Kremser and Steiner gates have survived. The northwestern Weißenkirchner gate was demolished in 1862 and the former water gate on the Danube side was heavily modified structurally.
		Western town plateau ObjectID :  65890	KG location : Dürnstein
		Former Villa Mayreder / today Villa Lindenstöckel ObjectID:  5739 since 2012	Oberloiben 32 Location KG: Oberloiben	The villa was built in 1909 by Julius Mayreder .
		Ratscherkreuz, former Weingartenportal ObjektID:  5754	next to Oberloiben 41 location KG: Oberloiben
		Former Garden portal ObjektID:  5753	Oberloiben 32 Location KG: Oberloiben
		Ansitz, Pichlhof / Rotenhof ObjectID :  33840	Rothenhof 1 location KG: Unterloiben	The Pichlhof, located to the southwest just outside the village, is a two-storey, nine-axis building with a gable, a steep gable roof with boarded gable surfaces and a late medieval / early modern building core. In the gable there is a late baroque painting Eye of God , on the left St. Eustachius, on the right Bacchus . Above the central portal are niche figures of St. Johannes Nepomuk and Florian can be seen, both made around the middle of the 18th century. Late baroque window baskets and corrugated grilles are attached to the facade. At the rear of the building there is a small utility wing that is laid out around a small courtyard. Inside there is a room with groin vault from the middle of the 16th century, the upper floor rooms are flat-roofed and equipped with curved stucco mirrors. One of them shows a painting by Mater Dolorosa from the second half of the 18th century. The furnishings include a holy water goblet from 1745.
		Rectory ObjectID:  5723	Unterloiben 1 location KG: Unterloiben	The rectory to the east of the church is a two-storey building with a hipped roof, the core of which dates from the 17th / 18th century and was restored at the beginning of the 20th century with a partially neo-baroque facade design. The portal is crowned by a blown gable, which houses putti and coats of arms from the early 17th century. The adjoining gate wall has a late Gothic, segment-arched, barbed gate wall from the late 15th century.
		School ObjectID:  5721	Unterloiben 49 KG location : Unterloiben	The building in Unterloiben 49 houses a primary school and a kindergarten.
		Former Hauerhof "Dinstl-Gut" ObjectID:  5720 since 2017	at Unterloiben 51 location KG: Unterloiben
		Wegkapelle, Michaelerkreuz ObjectID:  5719	Location KG: Unterloiben
		Catholic parish church hl. Quirinus with cemetery and small monuments ObjectID :  33839	Location KG: Unterloiben	The parish church hl. Quirin is given over to a medieval perimeter wall and cemetery. The nave, which consists of two structures, and the late Gothic north aisle are each covered by their own crooked roof, opened by pointed arch windows and supported by buttresses. The main nave has a retracted, higher choir with a five-eighth end . The late Gothic west tower is presented in the middle of the main nave.
		War memorial ObjectID :  84582	Location KG: Unterloiben	There is a war memorial on the north side of the parish church.
		Railway line of the Wachau Railway ObjectID :  70507	Location KG: Unterloiben	The Donauuferbahn was built in 1909. When it was built, emphasis was placed on protecting the landscape and for this purpose the painter and monument conservator Rudolf Matthias Pichler was brought in. The 34-kilometer route between Krems and Emmersdorf , which is part of the Wachau UNESCO World Heritage Site, is particularly protected .

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} Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
2. ↑ Julius Mayreder. In: Architects Lexicon. Architekturzentrum Wien, accessed on February 20, 2012 . 
3. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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