List of listed objects in Rossatz-Arnsdorf

The list of listed objects in Rossatz-Arnsdorf contains the 39 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Rossatz-Arnsdorf .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Römischer Burgus Bacharnsdorf ObjectID:  5845	Bacharnsdorf 6 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The Roman, formerly three-storey watchtower with a square floor plan dates from the 4th century and adjoins house no. The south wall of the building has been preserved almost to the eaves.
		Hauerhaus and Presshaus ObjektID:  5848	Bacharnsdorf 10 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The former courtyard of the Johannes Hospital in Salzburg is a broad one to two-story building with a crooked roof (depending on the sloping terrain). The late baroque facade with pilasters and suspended volute valances dates from the second half of the 18th century and is currently (August 2015 [out of date] ) in a desolate condition.
		Fortification system Türkentor ObjektID:  5850	Bacharnsdorf, southeast of the KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The Turkentor, a quarry stone wall with beam holes and a passage opening, is the remainder of a late medieval fortification and barrier system from the 16th century.
		Historic Street ObjectID:  5851	southeast of Bacharnsdorf KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	At the Burgus in Bacharnsdorf, two old streets begin, which are still clearly visible in the area and show paving with stone slabs in sections, some of which date back to Roman times, while larger sections date from the Middle Ages and early modern times.
		Catholic parish church hl. Rupert ObjectID:  5842	Hofarnsdorf location KG: Mitterarnsdorf	The five-bay nave in the form of a late Gothic staggered hall dates from the middle or the end of the 15th century, while the west tower is essentially Romanesque and was possibly built over the walls of a Roman fortification tower. The baroque choir was built from 1770 after the Gothic choir was demolished. The building has high roofs, hunched to the east, and the squat tower has a wedge roof. Inside there are wall paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries and a late Gothic polygonal stone pulpit. The two side altars contain altarpieces by Kremser Schmidt . Various grave monuments can be seen both inside and on the outside walls.
		Hofarnsdorf Palace complex ObjectID :  5841 since 2017	Hofarnsdorf 1 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	Hofarnsdorf Palace was originally a Freihof of the Archdiocese of Salzburg. In 1829 the farm was sold and converted into a castle. Around 1890 it was modernized in a historicist style. The nave of the parish church of Hofarnsdorf dates from the middle or the end of the 15th century, the tower is essentially Romanesque.
		Workers '/ employees' house ObjectID :  5838	Hofarnsdorf 6 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The workers' house, which was built between 1920 and 1930, consists of two two-story buildings with a crooked roof that are placed against each other at an obtuse angle. A rounded staircase is inserted in the gusset on the street side.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  5837	Hofarnsdorf 8 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The former (until 1723) Salzburg Zehenthof consists of two hook-shaped two-storey tracts that are irregularly arranged around a courtyard and connected by a gate. The property contains a former smoking kitchen .
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  5852	Hofarnsdorf, south of the KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The late medieval wayside shrine consists of an octagonal pillar and a groin vaulted tabernacle attachment.
		Pfarrhof / Niederhof ObjectID:  5855	Mitterarnsdorf 31 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The stately vicarage, formerly the seat of the court master of the Salzburg cathedral chapter, was built around a medieval core as a two-storey building with a steep gable roof. Inside there are vaulted rooms, on the upper floor there is a stucco ceiling in baroque shapes.
		Outbuildings of the vicarage Object ID:  85620	Mitterarnsdorf 31 KG location : Mitterarnsdorf	The single-storey farm building of the rectory was partly made from the material of a medieval building that was demolished in 1814. To the west of it there is a barrel-vaulted cellar with a round arched stone portal from the second half of the 15th century.
		Catholic branch church hl. Katharina ObjectID:  5854	Location KG: Mitterarnsdorf	The small Gothic hall building with Baroque interior was built around the middle of the 14th century. The building is slimly proportioned with steep roofs and a wooden roof turret, probably from the 18th to 19th centuries. The nave has a flat ceiling with stucco decoration, the choir has a ribbed vault with a rosette keystone. Existing medieval wall paintings are poorly preserved.
		Salzburgerhof with garden portal, walling and barn ObjectID:  5824	Oberarnsdorf 43 KG location : Oberarnsdorf	The former reading courtyard of the Benedictine Abbey of St. Peter in Salzburg is a dominant building, adapted to the curvature of the street, in the form of a warped, multiple kinked cube with many intersections in the high hipped roof, built in several phases in the 15th to 18th centuries. The facade is inscribed in 1743 and bears pictures of the Saints Peter, Rupert and Florian as well as the coat of arms of the abbot Dominik Hagenauer. In the side wall there are remains of the baroque window frame and a curved former garden portal.
		Fountain ObjectID :  85618	KG location : Oberarnsdorf	To the north of the St. Johann im Mauerthale church is the stone baroque fountain basin, which is covered by a bell-shaped shingle dome on pillars.
		Catholic branch church hl. John the Baptist ObjectID:  5809	KG location : Oberarnsdorf	The church, which was mentioned in a document in 1240 and has a Romanesque core with a Gothic north choir and a graceful late Gothic tower, is surrounded by a low wall.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  5811	KG location : Oberarnsdorf	The chapel shrine comes from the first half of the 19th century.
		Hauerhaus and farm building ObjectID :  5805	Rossatz 7 KG location : Rossatz	The former stately tavern dates from the 16th / 17th centuries. Century. The single-storey building with a basement and attic storey as well as a crooked roof has a risalit bay with a hipped roof in the middle of the facade; underneath is the basement exit. On the left is the courtyard gate, on the right a single-storey commercial building with an integrated courtyard gate from the 16th century.
		Former School, kindergarten ObjectID:  5800	Rossatz 12 KG location : Rossatz	The two-storey building of today's state kindergarten is mentioned in a document in 1607/14 as a school. The facade dates from 1826. The central axis is emphasized by a curved metatarsal cornice.
		Rectory ObjectID:  5797	Rossatz 13 KG location : Rossatz	The core of the two-storey building with a hipped roof dates from the late Middle Ages and was extended and facaded at the end of the 18th century. On the side of the courtyard wall is a late baroque basket arch portal. Inside there are carved groin and lancet vaults from the 15th and 16th centuries as well as a former black kitchen .
		Farmhouse Subenhof ObjectID :  33361	Rossatz 16, 87 KG location : Rossatz	The structure of the reading courtyard of the Suben Abbey on the Inn comes from the 15th and 16th centuries. Century. It consists of two two-storey street tracts with gable roofs offset from one another around an axis. Above the arched portal in the left wing there is a late Gothic key notch and on the side a pointed arch window indicated in the plaster, on the narrow side of the protruding wing there is a bay on sloping consoles above a arched portal. The house blessing picture shows St. George.
		Town Hall / Municipal Office ObjectID:  5780	Rossatz 29 KG location : Rossatz	The core of the single-storey building above a raised basement comes from the 15th and 16th centuries. Century and was rebuilt in 1627 after a fire. The bent facade is structured by square pilasters. A profiled shoulder portal from 1529 has been preserved inside; In the unchanged, preserved southwest wing from the 16th century there is a smoke kitchen.
		Hauerhaus and farm building ObjectID :  5776	Rossatz 49 KG location : Rossatz	The stately two-storey building essentially dates from the late Middle Ages and the second half of the 16th century. A small courtyard is formed by a slightly lower transverse wing behind the curved gate wall on the street side. The residential wing is designed with a plastered facade from the fourth quarter of the 18th century with banding on the ground floor, shed pilasters and window frames, a mansard roof, renaissance chimneys and baroque dormer windows. The interiors have vaults from the second half of the 16th century, flat ceilings with baroque stucco mirrors and, in one room, a late medieval wooden beam ceiling. The three-storey farm building dates from the 18th century.
		Former Marktrichter House Object ID:  5772	Rossatz 54 KG location : Rossatz	The distinctive two-story, hook-shaped building with a multi-tiered and slightly bent facade was rebuilt several times from the 16th to the 18th century. The facade is designed with local stone graffiti and has three axes under a crooked roof and a flat bay window on brackets; Laterally above the passage there are late Gothic window frames and presumably original grilles. A pyramid chimney is integrated on the courtyard side.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID:  5771	in front of Rossatz 54 KG location : Rossatz	The statue of the saint with angels was created in 1721. There is a donor's inscription on the pedestal.
		Schloss Rossatz ObjektID:  5762	Rossatz 74 KG location : Rossatz	The castle is essentially a late medieval renaissance building with a hip roof from the second half of the 16th century. The windows of the facade facing the square are arranged symmetrically to the central axis; painted window frames, false windows and side columns were created at the end of the 17th century. There are window baskets on the second floor. A sundial dated 1647 is painted on the north side. The high arched door with baffle stones sits in the central axis. There is a painted sundial (marked 1600) on the courtyard side and three-storey arcades on the courtyard wing. A surrounding wall with two small corner towers adjoins the courtyard wing.
		Hauerhaus and Presshaus ObjectID :  5794	Rossatz 84 KG location : Rossatz	The cubic, single-storey corner building with a raised basement, a neighboring baroque plaster facade and a striking mansard roof was built in 1808. The courtyard passage is in the adjacent service wing; The press house is on the street side.
		Hotel Nibelungenhof and two farm buildings ObjectID :  5765	Rossatz 102 KG location : Rossatz	The three-storey building in the Heimat style with two small farm buildings was built as a hotel in 1910 according to plans by C. Kopetschny. The staircase is symmetrically flanked by two risalits ; On the Danube side, there is a four-axis central projection and lateral pillar loggias. The half-timbered decor, various trickle plasters and the diverse roof landscape with steep, tiled, crooked roofs and high chimneys with gable roofs are striking.
		Cemetery Chapel ObjectID:  5791	Rossatz, northwest of KG location : Rossatz	The simple building with a turret was built at the end of the 19th century.
		Stations of the Cross ObjectID :  5793	Rossatz, west of the KG location : Rossatz	The seven stations of the cross in the form of mighty broad pillars under saddle roofs and labeled oil paintings in the niches along the road to St. Lorenz were donated in 1689 and were created in the 18th century.
		Shipmaster's House ObjectID:  5865	Rossatzbach 10 KG location : Rossatz	The core of the cubic structure dates from the end of the 15th or beginning of the 16th century.
		Römischer Burgus Windstalgraben ObjectID :  5864	Windstalgraben location KG: Rossatz	The Burgus at the exit of the Windstalgraben was probably built in the 4th century over a smaller previous building from the 2nd or 3rd century. The north-east side running parallel to the B 33 was destroyed except for the foundation walls in the ditch. The same picture showed the up to a third devastated southeast side. At the corner of the southwest side, up to 1.5 m of brickwork was preserved. The further course of the SW front and the southern section of the north-west side were completely destroyed. A 1 m high remnant of the southeast corner was also preserved.
		Catholic parish church hl. Jakob d. Ä. ObjectID:  5798	KG location : Rossatz	The St. St. James the Elder parish church is a Gothic, essentially late Romanesque three-aisled basilica with a rectangular choir and a tower in the west. The nave was laid out in the first quarter of the 14th century. A late Gothic vestibule with seating niches is added to the north. The ridge of the hipped roof that covers the choir is slightly higher than that of the nave. In the west is a mighty Gothic tower with coupled Gothic windows on all sides; the wedge roof was built in 1900, the large ridge knobs were rebuilt in their old form in 1987. The furnishings (altars, pulpit) are neo-Gothic from 1902. The furnishings include pictures of the Stations of the Cross from 1768, various paintings from the late 17th century, as well as a late Gothic baptismal font, an offering box and a holy water stone from the same period. Two granite tombstones date from the end of the 13th or beginning of the 14th century. One of the bells was cast in 1504.
		War memorial ObjectID :  5799	KG location : Rossatz	The memorial in the form of a relief of a grieving soldier on a high pedestal was erected in 1921.
		Pillory ObjectID:  5785	KG location : Rossatz	The pillory is in the form of two stone pillars placed one above the other, crowned by a ball, and dated with the year 1633.
		Residential building ObjectID:  5863	Kienstock 8 KG location : Rührsdorf	The single-storey block-like building with a basement and hipped or crooked roof was formerly owned by Passau and its core dates back to the late Middle Ages or early modern times.
		Wayside shrine, Rührsdorfer Red Cross ObjectID :  86338	Rührsdorf, 2 km south of the KG location : Rührsdorf	A wooden pillar with a wooden tabernacle from 1746 (according to the given year) was sheathed in the 19th century; Badge "7. March 1893 ”, renovation dates: May 19, 1995 and 2009. Note: Entered in the error list. Correct GStNr .: 227/1
		Residential house, weir system / fortified settlement of the Rom. Imperial Era, Roman Burgus ObjectID:  5867 since 2017	Sankt Lorenz 4 KG location : Rührsdorf	The medieval house, connected to the church by a common wall, is built over the remains of one of the watchtowers that Emperor Valentinian I had built along the Danube Limes.
		Catholic branch church hl. Lorenz and remains of previous buildings ObjectID:  5869	Sankt Lorenz KG location : Rührsdorf	The Romanesque nave was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. Rising masonry of a Roman burgus from the 4th century was included in the north wall. Behind a gabled baroque vestibule in the south there is a Romanesque round arch portal with an original door wing. Like the nave, the low, drawn-in choir has a gable roof; the originally Romanesque windows were redesigned in the Gothic style and the choir has a Gothic ribbed vault. The squat tower has a brick gothic pyramid helmet, which is crowned by a stone ball. Late Romanesque frescoes from around 1300 were exposed in the choir.
		Kalvarienberg / Kreuzweg ObjectID :  86293	KG location : Rührsdorf	The Kalvarienberg has been part of the Way of the Cross that begins in Rossatz since 1689. In a quarry, a terrace with three wooden crosses is laid out over a lining wall with three bricked-up arches (the remains of the baroque complex), which can be reached via a side staircase.

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. ^ Otto Friedrich Winter : St. Lorenzi in the Wachau. PDF on ZOBODAT
3. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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