List of listed objects in Krems-Stein

The list of listed objects in Krems-Stein contains the 99 listed immovable objects in the Stein district of the statutory city of Krems an der Donau in Lower Austria .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Residential building ObjectID:  8985	Anton-Ebentheuer-Gasse 7 KG location : Stein
		Cemetery Chapel ObjectID :  77447	Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße KG location : Stein
		Kunsthalle Krems, former tobacco factory ObjectID :  70323	Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 2 KG location : Stein	With Wolfgang Denk , the first director of the Kunsthalle, an exhibition hall for art was created from the factory of the tobacco control room in the Stein district from 1992 to 1995 according to the plans of the architect Adolf Krischanitz . → Main article : Kunsthalle Krems
		Tobacco director's houses ObjektID :  55842	Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 20-26 KG location : Stein	The residential buildings of the tobacco control room form a three-storey complex in the local style , which was built in 1914 and 1919. It consists of two wings with trickle plaster facades . The fronts are loosened up by protruding stair turrets and risalites with hipped gables.
		Former Tobacco Factory / Danube University ObjectID :  66641	Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 30 KG location : Stein	Part of the university is housed in the former tobacco factory, a characteristic industrial building from the beginning of the 20th century. The three-storey reinforced concrete skeleton structure in the design language of a “third baroque” was built between 1919 and 1922 according to plans by the architect Paul Hoppe and redesigned in the early 1990s by the Austrian architect Manfred Wehdorn with the greatest possible preservation of the historical structure . → Main article : University for Continuing Education Krems
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  8943	Eduard-Summer-Gasse 1 KG location : Stein	The traufständige town house in Edward-Summer-Gasse 1 core dates from the 17th century. Key notches can be seen at the front of the Danube .
		Town house with tower ObjectID :  8944 since 2015	Eduard-Summer-Gasse 2 KG location : Stein	The community center core dates from the 16-17. Century.
		John Nepomuk statue ObjectID :  77449	Förthofer Donaulände 14 KG location : Stein	The statue of Johannes Nepomuk in a niche in the facade dates from the middle of the 18th century. See also : List of Johannes Nepomuk depictions in Krems an der Donau
		Catholic branch church, Förthof chapel hl. Matthias ObjectID :  44233	Förthofstrasse location KG: Stein	The branch church of St. Matthias , located in the hamlet of Förthof upstream outside the city wall, is an early Gothic hall building with a gable top . It was mentioned in a document in 1280 as a manorial foundation by Rapoto von Urvar. In 1624 the church was drawn in by Ferdinand II as a princely fief and transferred to the Dürnstein monastery . It has been a branch of the Stein parish since 1783.
		Railway line of the Wachau Railway ObjectID :  70506	Förthofstrasse 2 KG location : Stein	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 .
		Stein-Mautern station on the Wachau Bahn ObjectID :  55821	Förthofstrasse 4 KG location : Stein	The station was opened with the Donauuferbahn in 1909.
		Stein-Mautern station, goods store with loading ramp ObjectID :  130026 since 2013	KG location : Stein	The goods store with loading ramp is part of the Donauuferbahn railway station, which opened in 1909.
		Figure St. Sebastian ObjectID :  77448	Förthofstrasse 7 KG location : Stein	The life-size statue of St. Sebastian comes from the second half of the 18th century.
		Förthof ObjektID :  72651	Förthofstrasse 15, 15a, 17 KG location : Stein	The Förthof is an extensive, four-wing complex around a trapezoidal courtyard. The core of the present complex dates from the second half of the 16th century. The property was mentioned in a document in 1220. From 1530 it was owned by the Aspern von Haag family and was heavily rebuilt as a result. The three-storey and six-axis western front has undercut window sills and remains of ornamental paintings from the late 16th century. The two-storey, round corner bay window in the southwest was later renewed. On the courtyard side there are ground floor arcades in the west. Individual rooms have groin vaults.
		Frauenbergkirche Mariae Himmelfahrt ObjectID:  7100	Frauenberg 23 KG location : Stein	The Frauenberg Church is a Gothic building from the 14th century, which, after its restoration from 1963–1965, is dedicated as a memorial to those who fell in the two world wars.
		South-eastern bastion of the Steiner city fortifications ObjectID :  129989 since 2013	Göttweigerhofgasse 6 KG location : Stein
		Göttweiger Hof ObjectID:  8962	Göttweigerhofgasse 7 KG location : Stein	The Göttweigerhof is a multi-wing complex with a chapel, which is laid out around a wide, irregular courtyard. After a documentary mention as a fief, which refers to the year 1083, the property was mentioned as a farm in 1286. For a long time it served as the administrative center of the property in Göttweig Abbey . It has not been owned by the monastery since 1839.
		Residential building ObjectID:  6959	Rear road 2 location KG: Stein	The house at Hinteren Fahrstrasse 2 is a simple building with a core from the 16th century.
		Former Hauerhof ObjectID:  8968	Rear road 11 location KG: Stein	The core of the former Hauerhof dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Century. It has a nine-axis, curved, two-storey front, an attic and a high stone wall. The facade of the upper floor was executed in the late 18th century with pilaster strips and slab style decor. The building also has profiled window frames on the side facade.
		Kleiner Passauerhof ObjectID :  9047	Rear road 22 location KG: Stein	The small Passauerhof is a three-storey complex, marked 1573, with round battlements and an oriel-like corner battlement. The facade of the 16th century is executed with profiled window roofs and walls. A corner cuboid can be seen in the plaster. On the east side there is an extension with the chimney of a former smoke kitchen. The building is accessible through a chamfered arched portal. Inside there is a barrel-vaulted stab cap hall with eight side Tuscan three-quarter columns, possibly from 1573.
		Marian column ObjectID :  70330	Johann-Michael-Ehmann-Platz KG location : Stein	The Marian column on Johann-Michael-Ehmann-Platz was built in 1744. It has a concave base on which a volute base with reliefs of the Holy. Rosalia and Florian, flanked by figures of hll. Rochus and Sebastian as well as a crowning figure Maria Immaculata on the cloud bank .
		Residential house with smoke kitchen ObjektID:  8976	Johann-Michael-Ehmann-Platz 2 KG location : Stein	The residential building at Johann-Michael-Ehmann-Platz 2 is a four-wing, two- and three- story building around a courtyard with a front that is narrow and bent at right angles to the square, a segmented arch portal and a front that is bent to the Danube. The house is covered by a hipped roof. In the first half of the 19th century, the facade was structured using plaster strips. On the south-west corner on the ground floor there are round reinforcements, so-called water pillars. The hallway and the rooms on the ground floor are barrel vaulted. The small courtyard has partially walled arcades from the early 17th century. There is also a former smoking kitchen on the ground floor. The upper floor rooms have barrel vaults with stitch caps and stucco ridges from the second half of the 16th century as well as flat ceilings with oval stucco medallions from around 1800.
		Residential building ObjectID :  8977	Johann-Michael-Ehmann-Platz 4 KG location : Stein	The two-storey, seven-axle house dates from the second half of the 18th century. Window baskets from the late 18th century can be seen on the ground floor. The windows on the upper floor have late baroque plaster wallpaper .
		Former Danube Steam Shipping Agency ObjectID:  8719	Ludwig-von-Köchel-Platz 2 KG location : Stein	The three-storey building from around 1870 has flat corner projections and a polygonal corner tower facing the Danube .
		Tobacco director's residential complex ObjectID :  13258 since 2019	Martin-Johann-Schmidt-Strasse 1, 3, 5, 7 KG location : Stein	For the people employed in the tobacco factory built in 1918, eight workers' houses and one civil servant house with a total of 171 apartments were built.
		Town house, residential and commercial building ObjectID:  9007 since 2012	Minoritenplatz 1 location KG: Stein	Adam Rudroff's former home is a corner house on Steiner Landstrasse with a deep wing facing Minoritenplatz. It has an attic storey and a crooked roof. A late Gothic, profiled hatch is visible from the building core from the first half of the 16th century. A sgraffito ashlar from around 1700 has been preserved on the entire wall surface . On the ground floor there is a wide, barrel-vaulted transverse hall with a walled-in Tuscan column from the late 16th century. On the side of the square, in the elongated courtyard wing, there is a cellar floor, the core of which dates from the early 17th century.
		Minorite Monastery ObjectID:  8975	Minoritenplatz 4 KG location : Stein	The two-storey, four-winged monastery is laid out around an almost square courtyard and attached to the Minorite Church in the north . Components from the late Middle Ages and early 17th century were used in the construction in the first half of the 18th century. On the wing protruding to the west, the facade to the Minoritenplatz is shown with a gable-crowned central projection, pilaster strips and base banding. On the first floor there are window frames from the early 17th century. Also on the ground floor there is a walkway with a flat ceiling and plaster cut decor on the courtyard side. Wooden door frames have been preserved from the furnishings from the construction period.
		Former Minorite Church ObjectID :  32433	Minoritenplatz 5 KG location : Stein	The former Minorite Church is a late Romanesque / early Gothic basilica with a raised, single-nave Gothic long choir and a south tower. The church, consecrated in 1264, adjoins the south side of the former monastery. With the abolition of the monastery in 1796, the church was also profaned. It has been used as an exhibition space since a restoration in the early 1950s.
		Johannes Nepomuk Monument ObjectID:  8981	Rathausplatz KG location : Stein	The baroque Johannes Nepomuk monument on Rathausplatz was erected in 1715. The figure of the saint stands under an openwork, three-sided canopy that rests on composite columns. Figures of angels can be seen on the pedestals and putti with a halo in the canopy.
		Town Hall ObjectID:  8983	Rathausplatz 2 Location KG: Stein	The town hall , which was moved here in 1701, has a stately, two-storey structure. The facade design with pilaster strips as well as tile style and plait decor goes back to a renovation from 1779 under the master builder Johann Michael Ehmann . On the main front there is a three-axis, triangular-gabled central projectile with pilaster strips above consoles, cordon cornices and plastic window canopies. Semicircular blind gables can be seen on the side fronts. Inside is a staircase with a late Baroque parapet crowned with volutes. The ballroom has a rich stucco ceiling from around 1740/1750, which was probably made by Johann Michael Flor . Further furnishings include a baroque tiled stove with reliefs of King David and the judgment of Solomon .
		Rental house, former tannery ObjectID :  13298	Ringstrasse 74 KG location : Stein
		Fountain ObjectID:  9097	Schürerplatz location KG: Stein	In the middle of the Schürerplatz there is a simple fountain.
		Residential building ObjectID:  9089	Schürerplatz 2 location KG: Stein	The house on Schürerplatz 2 has towards the Danube an elongated main front with triangular gable and a balcony grid denoted by 1798. The lisenengliederung the facade dates back to the late 18th century. On the ground floor there is a hall from around 1600 with a wide needle cap barrel.
		Gasthof Zur Goldenen Sonne ObjectID:  9091	Schürerplatz 6 KG location : Stein	The broad corner house at Schürerplatz 6 has a core from the 15th / 16th. Century. The high, sloped and grooved base is also the ground floor. Above that there are two more storeys, which are covered by a double-shed roof. Towards the square, three-axis arcades with beveled pillars from the first half of the 16th century can be seen. Inside there are rooms with barrel and groin vaults.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9092	Schürerplatz 7 KG location : Stein	The three-axis baroque facade was designed around 1740 with pilaster strips and baroque window canopies. In a round arch niche there is a statue of Maria Immaculata from the same period, which is attributed to Johann Michael Schmidt. The hallway of the house has a groin vault.
		So-called. Mazzettihaus ObjectID:  9093	Schürerplatz 8 KG location : Stein	The so-called Mazzettihaus - a palace-like corner house with richly decorated, three-storey, five-axis facades facing Landstrasse and the square - was built in 1719/1720 for Mayor Jakob Oswald von Mayreck. The ground floor is ashlar. The main floor has bandwork in parapet fields and window roofing on consoles with alternating composite gables and colossal corner pilasters. The central axis of the front of the square is emphasized by a group of portal windows. On the upper floor there are rooms with stucco mirrors. The ballroom is equipped with figural ceiling stucco from around 1720.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9095	Schürerplatz 10 KG location : Stein	The three-storey, six-axis, four-axis town house at Schürerplatz 10 is covered by a hipped mansard roof. Its late baroque facade is structured by banding on the ground floor and by large pilaster strips on the upper floors. The rooms on the ground floor have barrel vaults and square vaults .
		Stöckl ObjectID:  9096 since 2017	Schürerplatz 11 KG location : Stein
		House of the Steiner Rowing Club ObjectID :  77453	Sepp-Puchinger-Promenade Location KG: Stein	The club house of the Steiner Rowing Club was built from 1926.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  32425	Steiner Donaulände 48 KG location : Stein
		Former Gasthof Goldener Elefant ObjectID:  9030	Steiner Donaulände 56 KG location : Stein	A mighty structure between the highway and the Danube area, the fabric of which goes back to the 15th century. Towards the Landstrasse there is an upper floor structure with plaster strips and the balcony on the Danube side was built around 1835/40. Currently (2018) the building is used as the House of Regions by the Kultur.Region.Niederösterreich .
		Frauenbergstiege ObjectID:  8950	Steiner Frauenbergstiege location KG: Stein	The steep stairs lead to the former Frauenberg church.
		Catholic parish church hl. Nikolaus ObjectID:  7099	Steiner Landstrasse location KG: Stein	The parish church hl. Is located in the middle of the city in an extension of the Steiner Landstrasse at the entrance to the Frauenberg church . Nikolaus has a late Gothic staggered hall from the second half of the 15th century, a Gothic choir from the second half of the 14th century and a late Gothic west tower. The church has been documented since the 12th century. It was baroque in the 18th century and regotified around 1900.
		Shrine Object ID:  77405	Steiner Landstrasse location KG: Stein	The wayside shrine opposite the penitentiary is a massive eight-sided pillar with two coats of arms in relief, marked 1610. On the top of the square are reliefs of the Mount of Olives, the flagellation, the carrying of the cross and the crucifixion. After the Thirty Years War he was with an inscription according to the decree of Ferdinand III. Mistake.
		Prison, former monastery church ObjectID :  32444	at Steiner Landstrasse 4, KG location : Stein	The prison building was built from 1839 to 1843 as a Redemptorist convent. After its abolition in 1848, it was adapted for today's use in 1852 and subsequently expanded several times. On the street side, there is a long three-storey wing with a gabled central projection from the first quarter of the 20th century. Adjacent to this is the two-storey former monastery building accented by its narrow and high chapel front. The three-bay chapel has square vaults with vaults and wall paintings from the construction period, some of which were destroyed. The three-storey prison house, built between 1870 and 1873, rises above a cross-shaped floor plan with a short administration wing and three cell wings extending from a central octagon. The walkways are made of cast iron. A church from 1873 is located on the upper floors of the administration wing. This has a rectangular hall with a wooden coffered ceiling, a gallery and arched windows with simple ornamental panes. The furnishings, which include an aedicular, an organ and the original pews, date from the construction period. A portrait of the Good Shepherd can be seen on the altar panel , which is marked C. Madjera 1873 . A baroque crucifix is ​​also included.
		Monument Complex of Stein Prison ObjectID :  130110 since 2017	Steiner Landstrasse 4 KG location : Stein	see overlapping entry
		Freihof, so-called Gleinker Hof ObjektID:  8993 since 2017	Steiner Landstrasse 14 KG location : Stein	The core of the Gleinker Hof, dated to the early 15th century and mentioned in a document in 1483, is a two-story corner building with an attic storey and a double-loft roof, a simple facade from the first half of the 17th century and a bay-like protrusion with a late Gothic profiled console from the first quarter of the 16th century. On the courtyard side, the front building has a wooden attic storey with a crooked roof, which could once have served as a salt store. Inside there is a three-flight staircase with groin vaults.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  8994	Steiner Landstrasse 16 Location KG: Stein	The town house at Steiner Landstrasse 16 is covered by a hipped roof. The building has a core from the early 17th century. The simple facade design goes back to the middle of the 19th century and was then partially renewed. In 1945 there was an increase. On the first floor there are two deep rooms perpendicular to the street, one of which is vaulted by a needle cap barrel. The narrow rectangular courtyard is walled up today. On the first floor there is a ridge-vaulted arcade from the early 17th century with Tuscan columns. On the upper floor there are rooms with groined vaults and plastered bands.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  8997	Steiner Landstrasse 19 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 19 is a three-storey, five-axis building with Ortstein and cordon band structure. The house is covered by a hipped roof. The facade is made in 17th century forms. The window sills and profiled walls on the first floor come from the building core of the late 16th century. The rococo statue of Maria Immaculata in band framing, which is attributed to Jakob Christoph Schletterer , dates from around 1740/1743 . On the ground floor there is a two-aisled and two-bay hall with groin vaults on ashlar pillars. The former arcade courtyard is obstructed by fixtures.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  8999	Steiner Landstrasse 21 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 21 is a two- to three-storey house from the late 18th century with a core from the last third of the 16th century, structured by cordons and pilaster strips. The rear building has two side elevations in neo-renaissance forms from the third quarter of the 19th century. The corridor is barrel vaulted.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9001	Steiner Landstrasse 23 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 10 rises above a basement and is covered by a crooked roof. Its simple facade and its basket arch portal with lunette lattice go back to around 1800. It bears a sculptured stone coat of arms, which is marked 1609. The rear building has a simple, renewed facade from the late 18th century. Two arcades with square vaults run in the courtyard . A wide, square vaulted hall is located on the ground floor.
		Former Melker Hof ObjectID:  9003	Steiner Landstrasse 25 KG location : Stein	The former Melker Hof is a two-story building with a hipped roof. In essence, it probably dates from the late 16th century. The rear building is two-story and was built in the middle of the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9004 since 2012	Steiner Landstrasse 26 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 26 is a corner building facing Minoritenplatz. It has an 18th century facade with pilaster strips. Its building core dates back to the late 16th century. Its wooden veranda was built at the end of the 19th century.
		Salzmagazin, formerly Salzstadl ObjektID:  9006	Steiner Landstrasse 27 KG location : Stein	At Steiner Landstrasse 27 and 27 a there are two mighty, two-storey salt storage buildings with high hip roofs, the core of which dates from the 16th century. The high storeys have flared cross hatches and arched openings and red and white local stone paintings. In the front to Salzamtgasse there is a bricked-up pointed arch gate from the 15th century. The interior was remodeled in the 19th century and more recently.
		Former Salzstadel / Spindelberger office building ObjectID:  9005	Steiner Landstrasse 27a KG location : Stein	At Steiner Landstrasse 27 and 27 a there are two mighty, two-storey salt storage buildings with high hip roofs, the core of which dates from the 16th century. The high storeys have flared cross hatches and arched openings and red and white local stone paintings. In the front to Salzamtgasse there is a bricked-up pointed arch gate from the 15th century. The interior was remodeled in the 19th century and more recently.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9009	Steiner Landstrasse 30 KG location : Stein	The core of the double-gabled house with attic storeys comes from the 15th / 16th. Century. It is marked 1695 on the left facade. The right portal has a baroque roofing on consoles from the mid-18th century and a painted corner cuboid. There are groin and barrel vaults on the ground floor, and another groin vault with plastered ribbons from the 17th century on the upper floor. The courtyard has remains of arcades on broad corbels from the first half of the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9015	Steiner Landstrasse 36 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 36 has an attic storey behind its curtain wall. The building core goes on the 16./17. Century back. The interiors have stitch cap vaults.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9020	Steiner Landstrasse 41 KG location : Stein	The core of the town house at Steiner Landstrasse 41 dates from the 16th century. A blind wall rises in front of its crooked roof . The simple facade structure goes back to the late 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9021	Steiner Landstrasse 42 KG location : Stein	The town house at Steiner Landstrasse 42 has a double-crooked hipped roof, a painted corner cuboid and a facade marked 1558.
		Kremsmünsterer Hof ObjectID:  9024	Steiner Landstrasse 45 KG location : Stein	The Kremsmünsterer Hof is a two-storey building with an attic storey and a front wall in front of its double-headed roof. The core of the building dates from the early 17th century, renovations were carried out in the 18th century and the facade design dates back to around 1870/1880. There are corridors with barrel vaults and groin vaults with plastered ridges on the ground floor and first floor. The ceilings have simple stucco mirrors. The small square courtyard merges into the octagon on the upper floor. A bay window on baroque corbels and a sculptured coat of arms of the Kremsmünster Abbey can be seen facing the Danube.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  9028	Steiner Landstrasse 50 KG location : Stein	The three-axle house from the 16th century has a straight stone wall in front of its crooked roof. Its simple facade is labeled PSK, p. 1677 and also has a painted corner cuboid, cordon bands and window frames. The hallway is barrel vaulted.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  9029	Steiner Landstrasse 52 KG location : Stein	The broad-based house was created by merging two buildings and thus has seven axes. Remnants of a sgraffito structure are marked with 1580. The house has a wide, barrel-vaulted hallway and a tall rear building.
		Rectory ObjectID:  9032	Steiner Landstrasse 55 KG location : Stein	The rectory , built by Simon Manzinger from 1743 to 1745, is a six-axis, three-storey, stately building with a rich baroque facade. The ground floor zone is banded. Above it is a giant pilaster arrangement with composite capitals and a narrow parapet under a strongly profiled eaves cornice. The windows have stucco and ornamental frames. There are reliefs by Johann Michael Flor , the heads of angels, the four church fathers , the four evangelists, St. Peter and St. Show Paul. The hallway is barrel vaulted. There are simple stucco mirrors on the ground floor and on the first floor. The second floor has a rich stucco ceiling with emblematic reliefs - a burning heart, mountain and boy, incense and a tree with lightning bolts. The window reveals are decorated with ornamental stucco. In the staircase, in fields framed with stucco molding, there are baroque wall paintings from the mid-18th century - a watering can, an illustration for the Corinthians and three storks. A walled-in marble relief from the first half of the 17th century depicts Jonah and the whale.
		Grass courtyard and part of the old city wall ObjectID:  9035	Steiner Landstrasse 58 KG location : Stein	The so-called Grashof outside the city wall was mentioned in 1470 as a fortification. Until 1701 it served as the town hall. The stately, four-axle, three-story house is covered by a double- shed roof. The facade is structured by painted corner blocks and joint painting. Access is through a large, ogival, late Gothic entrance gate with profiled walls and a skylight grille from the late 17th century. On the ground floor there is a large support room with groin vaults that rest on a central pillar.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9036	Steiner Landstrasse 59 KG location : Stein
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9037	Steiner Landstrasse 60 KG location : Stein	The three-storey residential building with a historicist facade was built in the late 19th century on the site of a gate tower that was demolished in 1874 .
		Residential building ObjectID :  7772	Steiner Landstrasse 63 KG location : Stein	The five-axis house has two floors and a storage floor. Its core dates back to the first half of the 16th century. It is covered by a double crested roof. The baroque facade from the second half of the 18th century is structured with pilasters on the upper floor as well as with arched window canopies and plaster decorations. The courtyard wing with upper storey arcades on eight-sided pillars with groin vaults dates from the first half of the 16th century. A simple stucco ceiling with a curved stucco mirror can be seen on the upper floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9041	Steiner Landstrasse 66 KG location : Stein	After partial demolition and renovation from 1966, the facade of the community center at Steiner Landstrasse 66 was restored in the forms of the late 18th century.
		House with courtyard ObjectID :  9043	Steiner Landstrasse 68 KG location : Stein	The core of the stately community center on Rathausplatz dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Century. It has a baroque-style street wing and a deep late Gothic courtyard wing. The three-storey and six-axis facade of the 18th century is equipped with an attic zone. The upper floor is structured by giant pilasters with umbilical discs and profiled window frames in the Baroque style. The passage is wide and barrel vaulted. The three-storey courtyard wing has pillar arcades on the two lower storeys with an irregular needle cap barrel. On the upper floor the vaults rest on late Gothic eight-sided pillars; above it is a wooden arbor.
		Eitzingerhof ObjectID :  9045	Steiner Landstrasse 72 KG location : Stein	The so-called Eitzingerhof is a stately, three-storey, six-axis building from the middle of the 16th century, with a simple facade made of corner blocks, cordon ribbons and window frames. The main floor shows straight, profiled window roofs and sills. A uniaxial flat bay window rests on profiled corbels and segmental arches. The Eitzinger coat of arms and a shield can be seen on the corbels. A round arch niche houses a Baroque figure of Immaculata from the second quarter of the 18th century. The entrance has a mesh vault from the construction period. On the courtyard side there are upper storey arcades on chamfered pillars with a groin vault, marked 1549. The interior was largely rebuilt during a renovation around 1960; The courtyard wing also dates from the same time.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9046	Steiner Landstrasse 74 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 74 has two floors and an additional warehouse floor. On the upper floor, a single-axis late Gothic flat bay window rests on richly profiled corbels and a segmented arch. The simple facade is broken through on the ground floor by a box portal from around 1900 and has a needle cap barrel from the 16th century. The upper floor has a short arcade on beveled pillars from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9048	Steiner Landstrasse 75 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 75 has three axes and behind its raised facade wall has a storage floor.
		Großer Passauerhof ObjectID :  9049	Steiner Landstrasse 76 KG location : Stein	The so-called Große Passauerhof appeared in documents from 1263 as the tithe court of the Bishop of Passau. In the second half of the 16th century it was expanded from three individual objects from the 15th and 16th centuries. The extensive, irregular complex has a mighty, three-story front building, two deep courtyard wings and a rear building.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9051	Steiner Landstrasse 78 KG location : Stein	The core of the town house at Steiner Landstrasse 78 dates from the 16th century and was increased by one storey in the 17th century. It originally consists of two houses, which were combined under a double-lined roof. The protruding upper floor rests on corrugated corbels and has a painted corner cuboid. The window frames on the main floor are partly barred. Their grooved sills date from the first half of the 16th century. The hallway is arched by a needle cap barrel.
		Apothekerhof ObjektID :  9053	Steiner Landstrasse 80 KG location : Stein	The three-storey Apothekerhof has an additional attic storey and is covered by a crooked roof. The building received an increase in the 17th century. The structure of the facade by means of giant pilasters with disc decoration and ornamented parapet fields goes back to the last quarter of the 18th century. A Gothic bay window rests on corrugated corbels on the front of the courtyard , the windows of which have profiled stone walls. A corner graffito is marked 1555. On the wing to the rear road there is a medieval quarry stone masonry with bricked-up pointed arch openings and rectangular battlements. The fire wall at house number 76 is made of quarry stone; a stepped corbel from the 15th century can be seen in it. Inside there are lancet barrel and groin vaults. The building is connected to house number 78 by a Schwibbogen .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  7494	Steiner Landstrasse 81 KG location : Stein	The elongated town house at Steiner Landstrasse 81 has facade elements from the second half of the 18th century. The hallway has a needle-cap barrel vault from the second half of the 18th century. The ground floor rooms are barrel vaulted.
		Einsingerhof ObjectID:  9054	Steiner Landstrasse 82 KG location : Stein	The Einzingerhof is in the 15./16. Century originated. The facade is made in baroque forms. The building has two floors and a storage floor. Its double gable roof lies behind a blind attic with a profiled cornice. The five-axis facade is structured on the upper floor with giant pilasters and parapets from around 1770. The windows on the main floor have straight and arched roofs as well as window baskets, the middle of which is marked 1769. The house is accessible through an ogival, grooved and stepped portal from the second half of the 15th century.
		Former Gasthof Zum golden Lamm ObjectID:  8137	Steiner Landstrasse 83 KG location : Stein	The former Gasthof zum Goldenen Lamm is a two-story building. Its double-skinned roof is covered by a blind wall with a storage window. The house is accessible through a beveled segment arch portal with a round arch frame, the wedge of which is marked with 1579. On the upper floor there are multiple profiled window frames and straight window canopies. The entrance hall is vaulted by a needle cap barrel. The courtyard wing and upper storey arcades have square pillars with cross-shaped and square vaults from the 17th and 18th centuries. Century. A staircase rests on Tuscan columns and leads to a door with a profiled stone wall from the 17th century. On both floors there are rooms with lancet vaults. The hall is equipped with plaster ridges as well as shell and star decorations from the late 16th century. The rear building also dates from the 16th century. It has three storeys and a double-shed roof over a curtain wall. Its upper floor rooms are barrel vaulted.
		Pinetz House, former Princely toll house ObjectID :  9055	Steiner Landstrasse 84 Location KG: Stein	The former imperial, sovereign toll house - the so-called Piwetzhaus - was built in 1536 with the inclusion of older parts. The representative, three-storey, four-axis building has a curved gable, bent in the middle, over the attic wall, which rises in front of the crooked roof. Rolled portrait medallions of King Ferdinand I and Queen Anna can be seen on the side. The facade has smooth wall surfaces and rich sculptural decor on the window frames. The right portal axis is wider and equipped with larger windows. A window axis lies on the side of a two-story flat bay window, which rises above partially completed baluster-like candelabra columns. On the ground floor, the house is accessible through a round arched portal divided by cornices with a leaf bar, which is designated in the Keilstein with 1579. The central portal is decorated with grotesques, candelabra and vegetal decoration. Above this is a round-arch framed skylight.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9056	Steiner Landstrasse 85 KG location : Stein	The deep, three-axis house complex at Steiner Landstrasse 85 has a facade with local stone painting. On the upper floor the windows are equipped with multi-profiled stone walls from the 16th century. On the courtyard wing and the rear building, which basically dates from the 15th century, you can see partially walled arched arcades from the early 17th century and a high, sloping chimney. Inside there are barrel vaults and stitch caps, and groin vaults on the upper floor. A barrel-vaulted hallway leads to the Danube.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9057	Steiner Landstrasse 86 KG location : Stein	The three-axis town house at Steiner Landstrasse 86 has a blind wall in front of the warehouse floor.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  9058	Steiner Landstrasse 87 KG location : Stein	The corner house at Steiner Landstrasse 87 has a six-axis facade from the second fourth of the 18th century - plaster banding on the ground floor, a structure with pilaster strips and curved parapets on the upper floor as well as profiled window frames with differently designed crownings and staggered wedge stones. On the ground floor there are barrel-vaulted rooms with stitch caps. The staircase has shallow Platzl and groin vaults. On the upper floor there is stucco decoration from the middle of the 18th century. In the atrium you can see a balcony with a cast iron grille from the late 19th century.
		Holzingerhof, former brewery ObjectID:  9059	Steiner Landstrasse 88 KG location : Stein	The former brewery was acquired by Christoph Holzinger in 1608. It is accessible through a round arched portal with diamond ashlar, which is closed at the top by a wedge with a sculpted and polychromed coat of arms of the Holzinger family, which is designated 1609. Its wrought iron skylight grille bears the year 1787. The door leaves are doubled. The upper floor is opened by stone clad windows from the early 17th century. A barrel-vaulted entrance leads to the ground floor hall. This was also created at the beginning of the 17th century and is supported by a central pillar. The courtyard wing has a four-axis arcade corridor over segmented arch niches from around 1600. The house also has coupled arched windows, which possibly go back to the 13th century. On the south side there is an upper floor corridor with roughened parapet pillars. At the rear building fragments of wall paintings can be seen from the 15th and 16th centuries. Century as well as a painted corner cuboid.
		Holzingerhaus ObjektID:  9060	Steiner Landstrasse 90 KG location : Stein	The Holzingerhaus was built between 1595 and 1599 by Christoph Holzinger. The three-storey and three-axis front is equipped with a high, square, blended attic in front of the crested hip. The facade has plaster pilasters on the sides and has, among other things, an architraved stone-walled window and a small bricked-up Gothic window. The portal is arched and has tendril fields in the garment. The Keilstein bears Holzinger's coat of arms and is labeled "1599 CHVL". Above it is a relief figure of a knight with a chalice; on the sides and on the thighs of the bow a griffin and a lion. The skylight grille was made in the middle of the 18th century.
		So-called. Green Castle, Karlingerhof ObjectID:  9061	Steiner Landstrasse 92 Location KG: Stein	The so-called Green Castle - also known as Karlingerhof - is a house from the 15th / 16th centuries. Century. In 1407 it went to Duke Albrecht as a toll station and came into the possession of the Karlinger family in the 16th century. The bent road wing is at the fork to Anton-Ebentheuer-Gasse. The house has two floors and a storage floor as well as a double-skinned roof behind a curtain wall, which is designated with 1536. The building has a grooved round arched funnel portal, the sculptured wedge of which shows a winged lion and is marked with 1583. The inscription "WC" refers to Wolfgang Carlinger. The door leaves and skylight grilles date from the late 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9062	Steiner Landstrasse 94 KG location : Stein	The house at Steiner Landstrasse 94 has a building core from the 16th century. It was originally made up of two buildings that were joined by a raised gable wall and covered by a double hipped roof. The facade was designed around 1715 with corner blocks and a cordon band. On the upper floor there are stone clad windows from the 17th century. The ground floor rooms are by lance cap barrels of the 16./17. Century domed. The former rear building has a high double gable and an attached, open blacksmith's forge from the middle of the 19th century, made in wood frame construction, with a serrated profile on the bulged posts and a notched cornice.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9067	Steiner Landstrasse 100 KG location : Stein	The core of the town house at Steiner Landstrasse 100 dates back to the 16th century and was rebuilt in the 18th century. The stone portal is labeled "Matthias Milner 1722". On the upper floor there are grooved sills from the 16th century as well as a stone block. Door leaves and skylights were made around 1820/1830. The entrance is arched by a barrel with stitch caps.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9069	Steiner Landstrasse 102 Location KG: Stein	The town house at Steiner Landstrasse 102 dates from the last quarter of the 18th century. Its early classical facade was executed in the manner of Johann Michael Ehmann . It has a double pilaster structure on both floors and is crowned by a roof gable. This is furnished with a painted allegory ( Chronos , Veritas and Juventas ), which is assigned to the school of Martin Johann Schmidt and was made in the late 18th century. On the ground floor there are plaster bands, flat arch portals with original door leaves and wrought iron skylight grilles, as well as scales and window decorations on the pilasters. On the upper floor you can see festoon and wreath decorations as well as triangular and round gable crowns on the windows. On the upper floor of the courtyard there are profiled window frames and a facade structure with pilaster strips.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9072	Steiner Landstrasse 105 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 105 was built in the second half of the 16th century. It has a hipped roof and a shield wall with round hatches. Its flat bay rests on curved corbels. The building is accessible through a stone-clad portal. Facing the Danube area, the building has a crooked roof, a grooved ground floor and pilaster strips on the upper floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9073	Steiner Landstrasse 106 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 106 has two floors and a loft storey. At the rear building are pointed arcades from the 15th / 16th Century. There are also rooms with groin vaults. A bricked-up shoulder arch portal dates from the 15th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  9075	Steiner Landstrasse 108 KG location : Stein	The community center at Steiner Landstrasse 108 has a four-axis upper floor with curved corbels and arching through segmental arches. Baker's emblems and the year 1500 can be seen on the consoles. The house has barbed window frames from the 16th century as well as a renewed, painted corner cuboid. The arched portal is equipped with a skylight. The hallway has a barrel vault and stitch caps from the 16th century. In the courtyard there is an arcade from the 17th century. The economic section has a pointed arch portal and a wooden beamed ceiling.
		Home of the Martin J. Schmidt ObjectID :  9085	Steiner Landstrasse 122 Location KG: Stein	The building at Steiner Landstrasse 122 served as the home of the painter Martin Johann Schmidt from 1756 . The six-axis facade was designed in the third quarter of the 18th century. It is structured on the main floor by pilasters. A central gable rises above the two central axes. The ground floor is grooved .
		former secondary school, Danube Private University ObjektID :  55826	Steiner Landstrasse 124 Location KG: Stein	The building of today's Danube Private University was built in 1898 outside the city wall by Josef Utz the Elder. J. built as a secondary school. It has two floors and a late historical facade. Annotation:
		Former bridge master's house ObjectID :  32473	Steiner Landstrasse 128 KG location : Stein	The former bridge master's house at Steiner Landstrasse 128 is a two-story house from the early 19th century with gabled central axes and single-story wings.
		Capuchin Monastery, former Monastery and ObjectID:  7043	Undstrasse 6 KG location : Stein	The monastery and was a Capuchin monastery and place of pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary during the Counter Reformation. It existed from 1614 to 1796. Today the building is used as an event center, restaurant and wine college. → Main article : Monastery And
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  9098	Wassergasse 1 KG location : Stein	The town house in Wassergasse 1 originally consisted of two wings with a core from the 16th century, which were later connected. An ornamental sgraffito painting from the second half of the 16th century has been preserved on the front of the Danube.
		Road bridge, Danube bridge ObjectID :  77446	KG location : Stein	The Mauterner Brücke is a steel truss bridge built in 1895 . It connects the two communities of Mautern and Krems. → Main article : Mauterner Bridge
		Figure St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  77454	opposite Steiner Landstrasse 128 KG location : Stein	In the vicinity of the Danube bridge Stein-Mautern stands the captured figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk, it probably comes from the end of the 19th century. The enclosure has a mosaic that is reminiscent of the wooden bridge that crossed the Danube from 1463–1895.
		City wall ObjectID :  80608	KG location : Stein	The city wall of Stein goes back in part to the 13th century. After its expansion around 1480, it extended from the bridge gate via the princely castle to the Reisperbachgraben and then on via the Plumpertor to the corner tower at Göttweigerhof. From there it ran on both sides of the Krems Gate to the Danube. Note: This entry also includes the city gates and gate towers (Kremser Tor and Linzer Tor) as well as the Fischerturm at Schürerplatz.

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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

literature

• DEHIO Lower Austria north of the Danube . Berger, Vienna 2010, ISBN 978-3-85028-395-3 .

Web links

Commons : Listed objects in Krems an der Donau  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

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. ^ History - Danube University Krems. In: donau-uni.ac.at. Retrieved September 24, 2019 . 
3. ^ Gerhard Stadler : The industrial legacy of Lower Austria: history, technology, architecture . Böhlau-Verlag, 2006, ISBN 3-205-77460-4 , p. 420 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
4. ↑ Elfriede Maria Kleppoch: Krems, And, Stein. Sutton-Verlag, Erfurt 2011, ISBN 978-3-86680-889-8 , p. 12.
5. ↑ Hauptschule Stein: Sale under one roof. March 18, 2010, accessed November 20, 2012 . 
6. ^ Danube bridge Mautern. In: Structurae
7. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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