List of technical monuments in Dresden

The list of technical monuments in Dresden contains the technical monuments in Dresden .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Dresden, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Historical street lighting as a whole		Late 19th / early 20th century (city lighting)	System of historical gas lights (also electrified lights), connecting lines and distribution stations in the urban area of ​​Dresden; technological, social and urban historical significance	09299952
	New artillery workshop; Artillery workshop north; Sachsenwerk Dresden, Plant II (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	marked 1915–1918 (factory)	Blacksmith shop; Elongated factory hall with two tower-like additions to the rear, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, forge building, also one of the most remarkable Dresden industrial buildings from the beginning of the 20th century, important in terms of building and military history	09215415
	Garrison supply institutions; Provision yard; Army bakery; City Archives	Albertstadt (map)	around 1880 (military construction)	Elongated building (Elisabeth-Boer-Strasse 1/2 and Provianthofstrasse 7); Former bakery with bread magazine, today city ​​archive , etc., significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09218682
	Garrison supply institutions; Magazine yard; Fouragehof; Royal Garrison Mill Dresden (former)	Albertstadt	around 1890 (magazine); marked 1902–1903 (mill)	A large attic and a mill building; Speicher originally Körnermagazin, historically important in terms of building and technology, urban planning and, in connection with Albertstadt, military history (see also Provianthofstraße 2/4)	09215056
	New artillery workshop	Albertstadt	1915–1916 (factory)	Factory hall; Two-storey building, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, built as a locksmith's shop and (floor) turning shop, significant from a military-historical point of view, also of importance as a striking building of architecture around 1910	09215285
	Electr. Centrale (former)	Albertstadt (map)	1900–1902 (factory building)	Factory building with elongated outbuilding and chimney / forge, former power station of the garrison	09215288
	Ammunition plant; Bullet turning shop III; Painting II	Albertstadt	1914–1915 (factory)	Factory building; Complex of two one-and-a-half-story head buildings, which connect a single-storey hall, originally part of the ammunition plant and the Dresden artillery workshops, bullet turning shop with case pullers, significant from a military point of view	09215286
	New artillery workshops	Albertstadt	1915–1916 (factory)	Factory hall; Single-storey swinging Art Nouveau facade from the late phase, originally part of the Dresden artillery workshops, case manufacture (or woodworking workshops), significant in terms of military history	09215287
More pictures	VEB turbine factory; VEB fluid flow machines (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	1952–1953 (factory building); 1956–1957 (administration building)	Administration building with two flatter extensions and an elongated, free-standing large assembly hall or factory hall; Administration building with a striking, tower-like building with a clinker brick facade, ribbon windows, a flighted roof and a staircase highlighted in terms of design, the large assembly hall with the same material, high windows and a flat hipped roof, a functional building that was modern for the time, the nearby exhibition hall of the Military History Museum built by the turbine factory as a fluid transmission hall, the individual buildings relate to one another through their material and design motifs, which are significant in terms of building and industrial history, and the administration building is also of artistic importance (see Olbrichtplatz 2)	09217793
	Royal Artillery workshop Dresden (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	1914–1915 (administration building)	Administration building; Distinctive building with a high mansard roof and clock tower, an example of the objectified architecture after 1900 (also reform architecture), also part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt), here the area of ​​the ammunition and arms factories, important in terms of building history, military history and urban development history	09215417
	Ammunition plant; Bullet turning shop I and II	Albertstadt (map)	1910 (bullet turning shop II)	Two factory buildings; on the gable side to Melitta-Bentz-Straße	09215283
	Gatehouse (former)	Albertstadt	around 1902 (gatehouse)	Belonging to the neighboring ammunition and arms factories in Albertstadt, significant in terms of military and local history	09215411
	Ammunition factory; Main building "B" (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	1898–1899, marked 1898 (factory)	Factory complex, broad main building with clinker brick facade and fortified-looking crenellated architecture, plus connecting tract, street-side part of the auxiliary building, this is decorated (the larger rear part of the auxiliary building is not a monument because it has been changed too much), fence and gate system; Representative industrial plant, built according to its function as an ammunition factory in the "castle style" (including a typical appearance of historicism), significant in terms of building history, and as part of the unique garrison town (Albertstadt) of military and urban development history	09215294
	Bullet factory; Ammunition factory; Main building "A" (formerly)	Albertstadt	1880 (factory building)	Factory building	09215293
	Royal Saxon. Ammunition factory; Blank cartridge factory; Radio Mende (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	1890 (factory building)	Main guard of the ammunition factory directly on the street and laterally located, U-shaped system of the blank cartridge factory, later Radio Mende , including a southwestern extension and a wooden connecting passage between the two; The first with a raised and gabled central section, plastered facade and door and window frames made of sandstone, probably the oldest building on the former field equipment and later industrial site in the Königsbrücker Strasse and Meschwitzstrasse area, the buildings of the former factory with clinker brick facades, the extension with roof turrets, buildings from Relevant, in connection with Albertstadt of particular military-historical significance	09215412
More pictures	VEB turbine factory Dresden; VEB fluid flow machines; Military History Museum	Albertstadt (map)	1960–1961 (factory hall)	Factory hall; Elongated, mostly three-aisled hall construction, reinforced concrete skeleton construction with clinker walls, enlivened by ribbon windows, extremely high-quality GDR industrial building around 1960, in this form probably unique in Dresden, roughly comparable only with the nearby buildings of the VEB turbine factory and another clinker building on the site of TuR Übigau (today Siemens), significant building and industrial history (see also Königsbrücker Straße 96)	09218225
	Garrison supply institutions; Provianthof (former)	Albertstadt	Late 19th century (warehouse)	Two warehouses; Today integrated in the supermarket, significant in terms of military history in connection with Albertstadt	09218686
	Garrison supply institutions; Provianthof (former)	Albertstadt	End of the 19th century (boiler house)	Boiler house with chimney; today experience gastronomy, as part of the former garrison supply institutions of Albertstadt, especially important in terms of military history and local history	09218685
	Garrison supply institutions; Provision yard; Army bakery; City Archives	Albertstadt	around 1880 (military construction)	Elongated building (Elisabeth-Boer-Strasse 1/2 and Provianthofstrasse 7); Former bakery with bread magazine, today city ​​archive , etc., significant in terms of building history, military history and urban planning	09218682
	Railway bridge	Albertstadt (map)	around 1900 (railway bridge)	elegant steel girder bridge with flanking walls, one of the last of its kind in Dresden, of architectural and technological significance	09214975
More pictures	Prießnitz Valley Viaduct ; Carolabrücke (formerly)	Albertstadt (map)	1874 (viaduct)	Viaduct over the Prießnitz in the course of the Stauffenbergallee ; Consisting of high sandstone arches, after completion the transport connection and support of the gas pipeline and main water pipes, one of the most striking bridge structures in Dresden from the second half of the 19th century, also important in connection with the development of Albertstadt, building and military-historical as well as urban planning	09210024
	Fuse factory (former)	Albertstadt	1901–1903, marked 1902 (factory)	Factory complex with enclosure, gate and guard building / gatehouse to Königsbrücker Straße; Elongated facility, part of the still impressive former production facilities of the Dresden garrison (Albertstadt) with mostly defensive clinker buildings that were built around 1900, with battlements and small turrets suggestive of essays, exemplary testimony to romantic historicism, the importance of local and architectural history	09215414
	Detonator factory; Street E.	Albertstadt	marked 1902 (factory)	Factory building; Part of the still impressive former production facilities of the Dresden garrison (Albertstadt) with mostly defensive clinker buildings that were built around 1900, with crenellated crowns and Gothic window designs, exemplary evidence of Romantic Historicism / Neo-Gothic, importance for the local history and building history	09215284
	Detonator factory; Gawadi protective clothing factory (formerly)	Albertstadt	1903-1904 (factory); 1913–1914, or 1915 (factory)	Factory building; Complex with clinker brick architecture, made up of an older single-storey part with an accentuating row of battlements and a higher extension, concrete construction, Art Nouveau facade, significant in terms of building and military history	09215282
More pictures	Forest mill	Alt-Leuteritz / Brabschütz (map)	around 1870 (grain mill)	Main house of a former grain mill; Scientific and documentary value as a still-preserved example of the mill construction tradition, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09283221
	Path pillar	Alt-Leuteritz / Brabschütz	marked 1839 (Wegestein)	remarkable example with carved head and inscription, sandstone, significant in terms of local history and traffic history	09301020
	New bridge	Outer Neustadt (map)	around 1840 (bridge)	Bridge; Arch bridge made of sandstone ashlar masonry over the Prießnitz, remarkable the crenellated parapet, significant in terms of local history and landscape design	09217055
More pictures	Blue miracle	Blasewitz , Loschwitz (map)	1891-1893 (road bridge)	Bridge; Iron suspension bridge over the Elbe, important in terms of technology history, also as a distinctive and local landmark of Dresden of urban and landscape design importance	09212820
More pictures	Transformer house	Blasewitz (map)	around 1930 (transformer station)	with staggered roofing	09212686
More pictures	Borsberg fortification; Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 7 Porsberg	Borsberg (map)	End of the 18th century (viewing platform); marked 1865 (triangulation column)	Terraced mountain fortification with stairs, artificial rock grotto, triangulation column, first-order station and trigonometric point; Grotto: the so-called Hermitage as the starting point for the decoration of the Friedrichsgrund, begun in 1780, into a sentimental landscape park (see also Friedrichsgrund entity, Obj. 09304894), of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09283654
	Lohmühle (former)	Bühlau (map)	M. 19th century (mill)	Complex of residential building and old water mill as well as steam mill with commercial annex to the rear; Completely converted into residential buildings, as a former mill location of local historical importance	09211046
	Quarry house (former)	Bühlau	19th century (residential house)	House and old forge	09211093
	Two well houses / pump houses	Coschütz	1904 (Brunnenhaus on Flst. 246); 1912–1913 (fountain house on Flst. 239/1)	supplied the Felsenkellerbrauerei , partly still used from there, striking, historicizing clinker-plastered buildings on an octagonal floor plan, appropriately designed as functional buildings, especially significant in terms of local history, technical history and economic history, as a group with another pump house in the adjacent hallway (see also Bannewitz , District Cunnersdorf ), also with rarity	09304480
More pictures	Felsenkellerbrauerei	Coschütz (card)	1856 (brewery)	Plant from the southern group of buildings around an inner courtyard with main office, administration and residential building, brewhouses, malt tower, drying kiln, kitchen building and laboratory building, from the western hop preparation facility, from a closed complex with fermentation and barrel cellar building, cold store, boiler and machine house including large forge, high-rise coal bunker as well as cooperage, from the building behind it with tank filling (former bottle warehouse), building on Coselweg, temporarily part of the cultural house of the railway workers, and from tunnels carved into the rock massif for storage; the oldest is the group of buildings with an inner courtyard, which was mostly built in 1856; this consists of distinctive buildings with Cyclops masonry, accentuated corners and structured pilaster strips ; the closed complex with fermentation and barrel cellar building on the front with 1897–1898, apart from that cold store from 1876, machine house from 1891, barrel stacking room from 1904 and boiler house, coal bunker and forage from 1926, buildings of this second assembly mainly with clinker facades, animated by Pilaster strips etc., e.g. T. half-timbered structures; Tank filling probably also from the end of the 19th century; the hop preparation institute, which is based on the clinker brick building, is designated as 1904; The Felsenkellerbrauerei facility developed into the largest industrially operated brewery in Saxony, from a technological point of view even a top position, significant in terms of construction, industry and local history, also unique with the rare system of storage tunnels driven into the mountain (see also Coselweg 3)	09210566
	Workers house	Coschütz (card)	around 1770 (residential building)	used to belong to the powder mill in Plauenschen Grund, historically significant, one of the oldest buildings of its kind in Dresden	09211925
	Wheat, military, police and garrison mill; King Friedrich August Mill	Coschütz (card)	1903-1905 (Mühle); 1918 (silo)	Mill building with round silo tower; built by the Braune brothers, the tower in particular is visible from afar and is significant in terms of local history and urban development	09211926
	Coschütz waterworks	Coschütz (card)	1939/1945 and 1946 (waterworks)	Symmetrically designed system consisting of a gate house, social building, office and administration building, two processing buildings, filter hall with machine house as well as central control room and central drinking water laboratory; Significant in terms of building and industrial history	09211927
More pictures	Cossebaude station	Cossebaude / Neu-Leuteritz (map)	around 1880 (reception building)	Station building and auxiliary building; Distinctive historicizing building with slightly raised side wings and a lower connecting wing, part of the railway line to Berlin, important in terms of building history and traffic history	09275230
	Power station (former)	Cossebaude / Neu-Leuteritz (map)	1899–1900 (factory building)	Factory building; striking, historicizing clinker brick building, the last older industrial building in Cossebaude, significant in terms of building history and local history	09275557
	Railway maintenance office, now a residential building	Cossebaude / Neu-Leuteritz (map)	1880/1890 (railway maintenance)	Railway building typical of the time with historicizing clinker brick facade, significant in terms of building history and traffic history	09275201
	Brewery goods; Shower cabinet; Schirmergut; Monastery brewery (former)	Cossebaude / Neu-Leuteritz (map)	1607 Dendro (residential house)	Dwelling house, side building, cellar, well, enclosure and archway; Side building with coach house and stable wing only partially listed after renovation, cellar as a testimony to the demolished brewery building (Dresdner Straße 2), important in terms of local history and urban planning, as a testimony to rural architecture and folk architecture of its time	09275001
	Fruit juice factory Wilhelm Leske	Cossebaude / Neu-Leuteritz (map)	around 1910 (administration building)	former factory building; Part of the building on the street probably residential and administrative building, simple, plastered building typical of the time, significant in terms of building history	09275188
	Hofbrauhaus (former)	Cotta	1872 (chimney)	Chimney of the brewery; As the last structural testimony, it is reminiscent of a remarkable ensemble of industrial architecture in the second half of the 19th century, also of importance in terms of urban planning	09210496
	Dobritzer Mill; Twist mill	Dobritz	inscribed 1789 (mill)	Homestead with residential building including annex, actual mill building with side porch and gatehouse; Half-timbered building, significant in terms of building and urban development history	09213620
More pictures	VEB packaging machine construction; VEB Schokopack (formerly)	Dobritz	1962–1964 (administration building); 1962–1964 (group of figures)	Office building with connecting corridor, outbuilding and free-standing plastic ; High-rise reinforced concrete skeleton construction, vertical façade structure, window parapets with mosaic, distinctive rear annex, structurally outstanding industrial building of GDR architecture, architecturally significant and architecturally demanding	09301769
	Dresden Curtains and Lace Manufactory AG (formerly)	Dobritz	1906/1914 (factory); after 1918 (war memorial)	Factory building (building A) and war memorial in the forecourt; In the building there are considerable staircases with tiles, railings, grilles, door frames, etc., structurally remarkable industrial building from the beginning of the 20th century, significant in terms of building and industrial history	09213619
	Königsmühle (formerly)	Dolzschen	1858 (mill); 1878 (clinker brick facade); 1890 (warehouse)	Residential, administrative and mill building from 1858, mill building from 1878 and storage building from around 1890; Complex of the former Dampfmühlen-Aktiengesellschaft zu Dresden, younger mill building with a striking clinker brick facade; Significant in terms of building and industrial history	09210563
More pictures	Felsenkeller brewery	Dolzschen	around 1910 and around 1925 (commercial building)	The brewery's fleet of vehicles and vehicles, U-shaped system with office and garage buildings, single-storey garages and older farm buildings	09210564
	Fischmannsteiche	Dresden Heath	Late 17th century (pond)	Construction of the Eisenbornbach with three small ponds; Significant in terms of local history, technology and landscape design	09217020
	Bridge over the Eisenbornbach	Dresden Heath	Late 19th century (pedestrian bridge)	Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217021
	Bridge over the Gutebornbach	Dresden Heath	1876 ​​(bridge)	Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks, highlighted by a high, massive parapet, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217030
	Sweden Bridge	Dresden Heath	1841 (bridge)	Bridge; Arch bridge made of sandstone ashlar masonry over the Prießnitz, remarkable the crenellated parapet, significant in terms of local history and landscape design	09217035
	Lower Wettin Bridge	Dresden Heath	1840 (bridge)	Bridge over the Prießnitz; Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks with a walled parapet, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217057
	Can handle bridge	Dresden Heath	1840 (bridge)	Bridge; Arched bridge made of granite rubble with a walled parapet, significant in terms of local history and landscape design	09217041
	Cowtail bridge	Dresden Heath	1840 (road bridge)	Bridge over the Prießnitz; Arched bridge made of granite rubble with a walled parapet, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217046
	Old four	Dresden Heath	1822 (bridge)	Bridge; small arched bridge made of sandstone blocks with high parapet, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217050
	bridge	Dresden Heath	around 1840 (bridge)	Arch bridge made of sandstone blocks over the Prießnitz, important in terms of building history and landscape design	09217739
	Haarweidenbach reservoir	Dresden Heath	1920 (lake)	Reservoir with dam and overflow; the latter made of quarry stones, significant in terms of landscape design and technology history	09217740
	Mine bridge (former)	Dresden Heath	17./18. Century (bridge)	Bridge; Arch bridge made of quarry stone over the Prießnitz, significant in terms of architectural history and landscape design	09217742
	Death bridge	Dresden Heath	1842 (bridge)	Bridge over the Prießnitz; Arched bridge made of sandstone blocks, new structure, significant in terms of landscape design	09217059
	Water catchment system on the Gutebornbach	Dresden Heath	marked 1876 (water element)	Significant in terms of landscape design and technology history	09217051
	bridge	Dresden Heath	17./18. Century (bridge)	Arch bridge made of quarry stone over the Prießnitz, significant in terms of architectural history and landscape design	09217738
	High bridge	Dresden Heath	17./18. Century (bridge)	Bridge; Arch bridge made of quarry stone over the village water, significant in terms of building history and landscape design	09217737
	Goose foot bridge	Dresden Heath	1840 (road bridge)	Bridge; Arched bridge over the Prießnitz, made entirely of sandstone, significant in terms of local history and landscape design	09217033
	Nesselgrund Bridge	Dresden Heath	Late 19th century (railway bridge)	Railway bridge; Brick arched bridge, three arches on high pillars that taper towards the top, impressive bridge structure, significant in terms of technology and transport history	09210357
	Big stallion bridge	Dresden Heath	1833/1841 (road bridge)	Bridge over the Prießnitz; Arch bridge made of sandstone blocks, the structure renewed	09217017
	Old Forge	Eschdorf	Early 19th century (residential building)	Residential house with outbuildings (both buildings with half-timbering on the upper floor) and shed (ruinous)	09283601
	Obermühle; Bienertmühle	Eschdorf	2nd quarter of the 19th century (flour mill)	Mill complex with residential building, storage facility and extension to the street and rear wing including technology; Birthplace of Gottlieb Traugott Bienert (born 1813), striking complex, significant in terms of construction, location, people and technology	09283593
	Dresden-Friedrichstadt depot	Friedrichstadt	1935 (railway depot); around 1970, western workshop (depot)	Administration building with gatehouse, two workshops, ancillary building and locomotive 91 896 in front of the entrance; Remarkable depot especially from the 1930s, characteristic industrial architecture of this time, traditional to functionalist in the sense of the Bauhaus, large hall in the center of the facility with monumental-looking rows of high rectangular openings, clinker brick facades, western hall with a folding roof built in GDR times, facility historically and significant in terms of industrial history	09218690
More pictures	King Albert Harbor; Alberthafen	Friedrichstadt	1891–1896 (port); 1891-1896 (Südkai); 1896 (administration building); 1896 (train station); 1896 (mountains and storage sheds, north quay)	Port station, an administration building, a recovery and storage shed on the north side of the now significantly reduced port basin, a striking storage building on the north side of the port basin, two bridges for road and rail traffic , cultural center (Fischhaus) and southern quay; Parts of what was once the most important Saxon inland port, the buildings are also striking examples of industrial architecture around 1900 and around 1955, in their entirety also significant for the history of construction, transport and economic history, the two bridges are remarkable examples of civil engineering, most of the buildings are also of importance for urban planning	09218700
	Municipal slaughter and cattle yard ; Fair (totality)	Friedrichstadt	1906–1910 (slaughterhouse)	The urban slaughterhouse and cattle yard with the following individual monuments: shop buildings (Messering 1, 2, 3), show office building (Messering 4), administration building (Messering 5), gatehouse and gatekeeper houses with plastic (Messering 6), restaurant building with ancillary building (Messering 7), Market halls for pigs and calves (Messering 8a / 8b / 8c and Zur Messe 1, previously Messering 8), market hall for large cattle (Messering 8e / 8f / 8g, Zur Messe 5), market hall for sheep and administration building, preserved head building (Zur Messe 3 ), three feeding stalls (1st 2nd feeding stalls, Zur Messe 9 and 3rd feeding stalls, Messering 8k), building parts of the slaughterhouses and the cold store, connecting hall between the slaughterhouses and the cold store, stables for foreign cattle (Zur Messe 9), overhang stalls for small animals, boilers - and machine house (boiler house), workshop building, official slaughterhouse, hides and tallow acceptance, tallow melt with farm building and house, sewage treatment, houses with plastic in the G arten (Messering 25, 26, 27), public lavatory (formerly), fountain house (in the track loop) and various pavilion buildings (see also list of individual monuments - Obj. 09218718, same address) as well as the area of ​​the area (subject aggregate part); Much of the area is now used as a trade fair (Messering 6), a unique architectural, urban and economic-historical area, one of the most important works of the most important Dresden city planning councilor Hans Erlwein , one of the most important slaughterhouses in Germany	09302689
	Municipal slaughter and cattle yard ; Fair (totality)	Friedrichstadt	1906–1910 (slaughterhouse); around 1926 (extension with residential houses); referred to 1906-1910 (animal sculpture); 1906-1910 (group of figures); 1906–1910 (painting)	Individual features above: shop building (Messering 1, 2, 3), show office building (Messering 4), administration building (Messering 5), gatehouse and goalkeeper's houses with plastic (Messering 6), restaurant building with ancillary building, Röschenhof (Messering 7), market hall for pigs and Calves (Messering 8a / 8b / 8c and Zur Messe 1, previously Messering 8), market hall for cattle (Messering 8e / 8f / 8g, Zur Messe 5), market hall for sheep and administration building, preserved head building (to Messe 3), three feed stalls (1. 2. Feeding barn, Zur Messe 9 and 3. Feeding barn, Messering 8k), building parts of the slaughterhouses and the cold store, connecting hall between the slaughterhouses and the cold store, stables for foreign cattle (at Messe 9), overhang barn building for small cattle, boiler and machine house ( Heating house), workshop building, official slaughterhouse, hides and tallow acceptance, tallow melt with farm building and residential building, sewage treatment, residential buildings with plastic in the garden (Messering No. 25, 26, 27), need fnisanstalt (formerly), Brunnenhaus (in the track loop) and various pavilion buildings (see also general document - Obj. 09302689, same address); Much of the area is now used as a trade fair (= Messering 6), a unique architectural, urban and economic-historical area, one of the most important works by the most important Dresden city planning councilor, Hans Erlwein, one of the most important slaughterhouses in Germany	09218718
	Bienert harbor mill	Friedrichstadt	1913 (mill)	Mill building, silo with tower extension (silo or water tower), machine and boiler house (parts of the building preserved) and loading hall; Erected by the Bienerts, facade structure through simple colossal order, distinctive roof designs, accentuation by means of a towering tower, mill technology fundamentally renewed after 1991, facility at the time of construction of one of the largest mill locations in Germany, of industrial history, also significant from an architectural point of view and as a landmark of western Dresden City silhouette	09218759
	Tram station Waltherstrasse	Friedrichstadt	1926 (tram depot)	System with hall complex of entrance hall and side halls, apartment block as well as administration and workshop building; utmost Dresdner Bahnhof with historic architecture remarkable, rare for Dresden expressionist and Art Deco -influenced building design	09218760
	Berlin train station ; Dresden-Altstadt railway maintenance office; Cargo center	Friedrichstadt	1873–1875 (freight yard)	Expedition building with goods shed and ramps; cultural-historical significance due to unchanged condition	09218764
More pictures	Yenidze Tobacco and Cigarette Factory; Yenidze	Friedrichstadt	1907–1909 (tobacco factory)	Manufacturing and administration building with preserved parts of the historical enclosure; Mosque-like six- or seven-storey industrial building with turrets, "minaret", colored facade design, oriental-style architectural decorations and a glass dome that can be seen from afar, one of Dresden's landmarks, uniquely designed factory building, significant in terms of architectural, artistic and urban planning	09218766
	Municipal slaughterhouse and cattle yard , trade fair (aggregate)	Friedrichstadt	1906–1910 (slaughterhouse); around 1926 (extension with residential houses); referred to 1906-1910 (animal sculpture); 1906-1910 (group of figures); 1906–1910 (painting)	Individual features above: shop building (Messering 1, 2, 3), show office building (Messering 4), administration building (Messering 5), gatehouse and goalkeeper's houses with plastic (Messering 6), restaurant building with ancillary building, Röschenhof (Messering 7), market hall for pigs and Calves (Messering 8a / 8b / 8c and Zur Messe 1, previously Messering 8), market hall for cattle (Messering 8e / 8f / 8g, Zur Messe 5), market hall for sheep and administration building, preserved head building (to Messe 3), three feed stalls (1. 2. Feeding barn, Zur Messe 9 and 3. Feeding barn, Messering 8k), building parts of the slaughterhouses and the cold store, connecting hall between the slaughterhouses and the cold store, stables for foreign cattle (at Messe 9), overhang barn building for small cattle, boiler and machine house ( Boiler house), workshop building, official slaughterhouse, hides and tallow acceptance, tallow melt with farm building and residential building, wastewater treatment, residential buildings with plastic in the garden (Messing No. 25, 26, 27), needs nisanstalt (formerly), Brunnenhaus (in the track loop) and various pavilions (see also general document - Obj. 09302689, same address); Much of the area is now used as a trade fair (= Messering 6), a unique architectural, urban and economic-historical area, one of the most important works by the most important Dresden city planning councilor , Hans Erlwein , one of the most important slaughterhouses in Germany	09218718
	Windbergbahn (aggregate); Gittersee bridge	Grid lake	1st half of the 20th century (railway bridge)	Individual monument of the entity Windbergbahn, section Dresden, district Gittersee: steel girder bridge (km 5, 204) (see subject entity list, district Gittersee - Obj. 09301643); Technically outstanding, singular mountain route from the early days of railway history, technical and local historical significance	09301642
More pictures	Gohlis windmill	Gohlis	1828–1832 (mill)	Tower Dutchman; Massive construction with grinder and rotating hood, windmill visible from afar, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09275285
	signpost	Gostritz	marked 1836 (Wegestein)	Sandstone pillars with a square floor plan and a cover plate that is gabled on all four sides, with hands pointing the way as reliefs in the indicated places, an unusual signpost in the villages around Dresden, of significance in terms of traffic history	09211935
	Four printing machines from Faber & Schleicher from Offenbach a. M. in the printing house in Dresden	Gruna	around 1900 (technical equipment); 1897 (technical equipment); 1907 (technical equipment)	significant in terms of technology history	09218580
	Rheinische-Emulsion-Papier-Fabrik; MIMOSA; VEB Fotopapierwerk Dresden	Gruna	1910–1911 (factory building)	Factory complex with enclosure; System over an almost U-shaped floor plan, wide facades structured by pilaster strips, accentuating ornaments, window frames with small openings on the mezzanine floor, further animation through balconies, at times Germany's largest factory for photographic paper, impressive testimony to industrial architecture from the first quarter of the 20th century, of importance in terms of industrial and architectural history	09302848
	Pumping station / plant	Helfenberg / Eichbusch / Rockau	2nd half of the 19th century (pump house)	Distinctive hydraulic engineering of the late 19th century, gothic, reminds of the beginning of a modern water supply in Helfenberg, important in terms of local and technical history, and also of importance due to the building task and design	09283739
	Keppmühle	Helfenberg / Eichbusch / Rockau	marked 1781 (mill)	Mill building and barn; Formerly a grain mill with two extensions, marked 1781 in the basket arch, remarkable half-timbered building, next to the Zschonermühle the most striking building of this type in Dresden, residence of Carl Maria von Weber, of architectural, local and personal history	09283747
	Residential house, workshop building, etc.	Hellerau	1911–1913 (industrial construction)	Building complex of a carpentry shop?	09210436
	Water tower	Hellerau	1927–1928 (water tower)	Water tower; Technically remarkable building in terms of design, square container on foot made of two crossing diagonal walls, accents through effectively arranged window openings, objectified architecture in the Bauhaus style, significant in terms of building history and artistically	09210431
	German workshops Hellerau	Hellerau	1909–1910 (factory)	Similar to a manor, the former furniture factory of Karl Schmidt is grouped around two courtyards, so-called “screw clamp” with office building in the east, the workshops adjoining wings to the north, assembly with machine house and boiler house, with the machine house highlighted by smooth gable and clock tower, as well as the Buildings on the street side such as archway, porter's house, automobile house and coal and wood store, plus the extensive company archive of the Deutsche Werkstätten; As a place of work in the garden city of Hellerau of unique industrial, social and urban development significance, in addition of particular architectural historical value (outstanding example of industrial architecture after 1900 and part of the Riemerschmidschen Oevres) as well as of artistic importance	09210387
	Municipal waterworks	Host joke	1904–1905 (fountain house)	Pumping station with borehole; One-and-a-half-storey building over an octagonal floor plan, evidence of the water supply to Hosterwitz at the beginning of the 20th century, significant in terms of local history, technology history and economic history	09211115
More pictures	Augustus Bridge	Inner old town	1907-1910 (road bridge); 1863, Wappenstein (coat of arms)	Bridge, with coat of arms stone from 1863 under arch on Neustadt side; on nine arches with parapets, stairs, viewing platforms and bridgeheads; The most important Elbe crossing in the city, the oldest bridge location in Dresden, the work of the well-known City Planning Councilor Hans Erlwein, noteworthy in terms of design, in addition to other famous buildings, it gives views of the Elbe the former royal seat its uniqueness, the Elbe crossing is historically, artistically and urbanistically significant	09213859
More pictures	SAXONIA steam locomotive	Inner old town	1838 (original locomotive); 1988 (replica)	Replica of the first German operational steam locomotive; Initiated by the Ministry of Transport of the GDR on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Leipzig-Dresden Railway, important as a contemporary document of GDR history, the replica bears witness to the political efforts to tie in with the success story of German railway history, still being largely true to the original Replica of scientific documentary value as well as of high experience and memory value	09299167
	District heating duct	Inner old town	1899/1900 (district heating duct)	Historic district heating channel under the old town of Dresden; Testimony to the earliest "city heating" using district heating in Germany, singular, of great importance in terms of technology and urban history	09304122
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Inner old town	designated 1722 (post distance column); 2012 (copy of post distance column)	Subject aggregate Saxon post mile columns with distance columns, quarter milestones, half and full mile columns, including a copy of a distance column on Freiberger Straße in Dresden (all material entirety parts); as evidence of the first comprehensive land survey of great importance in terms of traffic and regional history	09304826
	» Pirna «	Inner old town	1898 (passenger steamship); 1898 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218532
	" Kurort Rathen "	Inner old town	1896 (passenger steamship); 1896 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218531
	» Cribs «	Inner old town	1892 (passenger steamship); 1892 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218530
	" Diesbar "	Inner old town	1841 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; The oldest steam engine used by the White Fleet, the boiler (steam generator) is still operated with coal, largely preserved in its original form, especially important in terms of technology history	09218529
	" City of Wehlen "	Inner old town	1879 (passenger steamship); 1857 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; The oldest ship of the White Fleet, thus also part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships in the association	09218528
	" Meissen "	Inner old town	1885 (passenger steamship); 1885 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218527
	» Pillnitz «	Inner old town	1886 (passenger steamship); 1886 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218526
	» Leipzig «	Inner old town	1929 (passenger steamship); 1929 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218525
	» Dresden «	Inner old town	Commissioning in 1926 (passenger steamship); 1926 (steam engine)	Passenger steamer, steam engine; belongs to the White Fleet in Dresden and is therefore part of the world's largest and oldest paddle steamer fleet, significant in terms of technology history and unique in connection with the other ships of the association	09218524
	former telephone sub-office Dresden-Neustadt	Inner Neustadt , Albertstrasse 30	1925-1926	Telephone sub-office put into operation in 1927; distinctive building of its time with balanced facade structure; after the loss of the original telephone technology, only significant in terms of building history	09214149
	Dresden-Neustadt train station	Inner New Town	1898–1901 (passenger station); 1899–1901 (railway depot)	Railway station, side walls of the Hansastraße railway bridge and railway depot / locomotive deployment point with locomotive shed, water tower, as well as coaling, sanding and purification system, plus Kunz relief; The station consists of a large platform hall and a front, rectangular reception building, the central section of which is highlighted by a glass dome and two entrance templates with segmental arches, facades extremely representative, decorative and structural elements historic, interior decoration in Art Nouveau style, architecturally remarkable station around 1900, historically important, artistically, historically and in terms of traffic	09214582
	Court piano factory Carl Rönisch (formerly)	Inner New Town	1872–1873 (factory)	Former factory building of the Carl Rönisch factory ; Building on a U-shaped floor plan, the representative facade shows historicizing forms such as arched openings, a grooved mezzanine floor, window canopies of different shapes, etc., significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history	09214322
	Striking administration or factory building from the turn of the century with a clinker stone facade, with the ground floor highlighted by rustication	Johannstadt-North	around 1900 (administration building)	as a testimony to the architecture around 1900 of architectural significance.	09217083
	Transformer house	Johannstadt-South	1926 (transformer station)	Simple, single-storey functional building with a plastered facade and curved hipped roof, accented by a column and overhanging roof, significant in terms of building and urban development history.	09217274
	Two superstructures on large underground substations	Johannstadt-South	marked 1926 (transformer station)	Single-storey buildings, functional design with expressionist elements (color, sharp-edged profiles, etc.), eastern building accentuated by a pillar vestibule, significant in terms of building, local and urban development history and artistically	09217142
	Village smithy (former)	Kaditz	End of the 18th century (forge)	one of the oldest buildings in Kaditz, half-timbered construction, significance as a technical monument and significant in terms of local history and urban development history	09217681
	Transformer house	Kaditz	around 1910 (transformer station)	In a crossroads that characterizes the plaza, it is of significance in terms of technology and local history	09217695
More pictures	Kaditz sewage treatment plant	Kaditz	1908–1913 (water supply and sewage system)	Sewage treatment plant with an underground sewage system and high-rise buildings, such as supply structure, pre-cleaning, two rake buildings including sand trap, pumping station, boiler house, workshop, residential building A, residential building B, residential building C / D, digestion towers and overhead crane; Most modern facility in Europe at the time of construction, significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history, also unique	09217704
	Path pillar	Kaditz	1845 (Wegestein)	remarkable example with carved head and inscription, sandstone, significant in terms of local history and traffic history	09217707
	Hofemühle (former)	Kaitz	2nd half of the 18th century / 1st. Half of the 19th century (mill)	Residential house, side building, barn and archway of a former mill; Significant in terms of building, local and technical history	09211957
	Path pillar	Kauscha	inscribed 1851 (back)	Shaft with head and roof, various inscriptions and directions, significant in terms of local history, unique in its shape	08963211
	Path pillar	Pestilence	1st half of the 19th century (road stone)	Shaft with idiosyncratic head design and inscription, sandstone, significant in terms of local history	09301595
	Waystone	Pestilence	Mid 19th century (Wegestein)	Sandstone stele, flat rounded end, two distinctive inscription fields, plus directional signs, significant in terms of local history	09302604
	Malting	Kleinzschachwitz	marked 1887 (factory building)	Factory building of a former malt house; striking historicizing factory building, enlivened by the structure of pilasters, risalit, elongated roof pike and high forge, important in terms of industrial history, of architectural significance and as one of the last preserved malting buildings in Dresden (next to Niedersedlitz and Pieschen) with a rarity	09216932
	Bridge over the Lockwitzbach	Kleinzschachwitz	marked 1794 (road bridge)	single-arch sandstone bridge, renovated with almost complete dismantling while preserving the historical vault and laying on a new deck	09216895
	Water tower	Klotzsche	1934–1935 (water tower)	Water tower; Distinctive building on a square floor plan with a tent roof, accentuated by an open, circumferential gallery below the eaves and half-plastic on the southwest facade, significant in terms of building, local and technical history	09217953
	Stadtwerke Klotzsche (formerly)	Klotzsche	1899 (gasworks)	Gas plant; distinctive building with arched openings and clinker brick facade, characteristic example of industrial architecture at the time, significant in terms of building history, and also of relevance to Klotzsche's local history	09218349
	Water room	Krieschendorf / Malschendorf	18th century (part of the farm)	Hill with front quarry stone wall, granite portal and cover plate	09283617
	Langebrück train station	Langebrück	2nd half of the 19th century (reception building)	Reception building and platform; Plastered building with partial boarding, wooden roofing of the platform, of importance in terms of local history and traffic history	09284804
	Waystone	Langebrück	2nd half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	Stele with designed end and inscription field, signpost and. a. after Klotzsche and Grünberg, important in terms of local history and traffic history	09306267
	Railway bridge	Langebrück	around 1880 (railway bridge)	Underpass in quarry stone, in arch form, of architectural and railway history of importance	09284680
	Former Gas and electrical works, building for machine rooms and office rooms	Leaf guest	around 1907 (gas works)	Significant building and local history	09217645
	Flood bumpers	Leaf guest	19th century (flood baffles)	historical testimony value	09213136
	Flood barrier	Leaf guest	19th century (flood barrier)	Significance of the townscape and architectural history	09218554
	To the Golden Anchor; Chemical factory Hendel and Benkert (formerly)	Leaf guest	1896 and 1899 (inn)	Inn building with rear hall; Distinctive historicizing building with rich facade design and highlighted portals, serious conversion, the hall later a factory building, nevertheless the entire complex is significant in terms of construction and local history	09213139
More pictures	Laubegast shipyard	Leaf guest	1897–1898 (factory building); 1940 (carpentry extension); 1897–1898 (boiler and machine house); marked 1898 (administration building); 1927 (slipway)	Shipbuilding hall / workshop building with carpentry annex, boiler house and machine house as well as chimney, plus crane system in the mechanical workshop, forge workshop with fireplace, workshop equipment, templates and tools as well as air hammer and shearing machine, magazine building and slip system with central wheelhouse, winch systems, rails and slip cars; An ensemble of industrial and technological history, of great authenticity due to its uninterrupted use as a shipyard, also defining the appearance of the town for Laubegast	09218320
	Transformer house	Lausa / Friedersdorf	around 1910 (transformer station)	Transformer house	09283881
	Railway keeper's house with shed	Lausa / Friedersdorf	1870s (railway keeper's house)	Railway keeper's house with shed	09283936
	Weixdorfer Bad stop	Lausa / Friedersdorf	around 1920 (train station)	Station building and wooden platform roof	09283879
	Railway bridge	Leipzig suburb	around 1900 (railway bridge)	Bridge opposite the freight yard, elaborately designed construction, significant in terms of traffic history	09215393
More pictures	Old Leipzig train station	Leipzig suburb	1852–1857 (reception building)	Station complex from group three buildings slightly bent against each other; to the south the former departure hall, behind it the ruinous, semicircular connecting building and finally preserved wing of the former arrival hall, plus the freight yard with goods floors and service building (entire complex today freight yard), as Dresden's oldest railway station of singular traffic-historical value, also significant in terms of building history and local history	09215003
	Signal box	Leipzig suburb	around 1900 (signal box)	Building with clinker facade, significant in terms of traffic history	09216583
	Railway bridge	Leipzig suburb	around 1900 (railway bridge)	Significant in terms of traffic history	09215356
	Dresden-Neustadt freight yard	Leipzig suburb	around 1900 (administration building)	Service and administration building; single-storey, simple building with clinker brick facade, significant in terms of local history and traffic history	09216582
	Bridge Eschenstrasse; Görlitz – Dresden railway line	Leipzig suburb	around 1900, arch bridges (railway bridge); around 1910, girder bridges (railway bridge)	Railway bridges across Eschenstrasse; Several bridge structures of different construction erected next to each other (two arched bridges with zone vaults and two parallel girder bridges made of solid wall girders) in good original condition, of particular importance in terms of the history of the railway and the cityscape	09214634
	Central slaughterhouse and cattle market (formerly)	Leipzig suburb	1870–1873 (pig sales hall); designated 1889–1890 (cattle sales hall); 1870–1873 (stock exchange building); 1870–1873 (slaughterhouse); 1870–1873 (administration building)	Headquarters (Gothaer Straße 9), small cattle slaughterhouse (Gothaer Straße 12), cattle and pig slaughterhouse (Gothaer Straße 16), sales hall for cattle (floor 1160/26, concert hall since 1998), sales hall for pigs (floor 1160/25) and horse exchange (Flst. 1160/36); Significant historical supply complex, striking buildings in the style of historicism, clear testimony to the industrial architecture of its time and the local history in the late 19th century, significant in terms of building history and urban development history	09215289
More pictures	Transport and winter harbor (formerly)	Leipzig suburb	1872 (port); around 1960 (slewing crane)	Harbor basin with quays, pier, crane with substructure and other systems; Saxony's first traffic port, important in terms of local history and traffic history, crane one of the few still preserved in a port or shipyard context, this one is also unique	09218351
	Earthenware factory Villeroy & Boch	Leipzig suburb	1891–1894 (wall and ceiling painting)	Tile walls and tile pictures; Stored in a different location, noteworthy in terms of design, are almost the last witnesses to the existence of Villeroy and Boch in Dresden, significant in terms of local and industrial history, and also artistically valuable and unique	09215291
	Go and Co. AG ; Drugs factory in Dresden	Leipzig suburb	1908 (factory)	Action building; imposing, representative factory building of architecture around 1910, GEHE is one of the largest pharmaceutical trading companies in Germany, important in terms of industrial and local history	09215310
	Oswald Enterlein paper mill	Leuben	A 20th century (factory)	Factory building; Four-wing complex around the inner courtyard with a somewhat recessed annex running parallel to Hennigsdorfer Straße, significant in terms of building and industrial history	09215934
	Sachsenwerk	Leuben	marked 1903 (factory)	Elongated factory and administration building (most recently electrical engineering); Stately complex of several connected buildings with historical, industrial, local and street-defining documentation value	09215984
	Path stone with shaft, inscription, directional sign in relief and distinctive head design	Leubnitz-Neuostra	marked 1832 (Wegestein)	important for traffic history	09300888
	Leutewitz windmill	Leutewitz	1839 (mill)	Tower Dutchman; Landmark of Leutewitz, a windmill that can be seen from afar, of local and technological significance	09210615
	Operations center of the consumer association Vorwärts Dresden	Löbtau-Süd	1927–1930 (factory)	Butcher's building, large garage and tunneling under the former consumer operations center; Until around 1990, the consumer meat processing plant (current use unknown), the six-storey, angular butcher's building with a concave curved west wing, made of reinforced concrete skeleton and striking clinker facade, highlighted by ribbon windows, rounded southwest corner and tower structure, opposite the large garage, also made as a clinker building, and between the butcher shop building Tunneling under, one of the most important functional buildings of the modern era in Dresden (next to the Erlwein storage facility and gasometer and the Ernemann tower by Högg and Müller)	09212544
	Dresden art workshops Karl Max Seifert (former)	Löbtau-Süd	1906 (facade)	Facades / outer walls of the former model hall for the lamp manufacturer Seifert; The first exhibition by the Brücke artists' group took place in the hall in 1906, an important monument to art and cultural history after 1900 in general and the development of Expressionism in particular	09210683
	Chausseebrücke; Bismarck Bridge; Weißeritz Bridge	Löbtau-Süd	1837 (designated 1704, MDCCIV, refers to the predecessor)	Bridge; spans the Weißeritz, a remarkable bridge structure from the first half of the 19th century in terms of design and construction, significant in terms of construction, local and transport history	09210742
	Actien-Brauerei Reisewitz (formerly)	Löbtau-Süd	founded in 1868 (brewery)	A striking, rectangular brewery building with pilaster architecture, hipped roof and food that can be seen from afar, as well as extensive cellars; In addition to the Waldschlößchen and Felsenkeller breweries, one of the last structural evidence of the brewing industry in Dresden in the second half of the 19th century, as well as a historically sophisticated factory building	09210622
	Fully automatic segment weir	Lockwitz	around 1927 (Wehr)	Fully automatic segment weir	09215819
	The Frog	Lockwitz	1913 (clock and weather pillar)	So-called normal clock with frog; Column-like house with clock and meteorological instruments (temperature and air pressure display) crowned by a small roof and a sitting frog figure, remarkable technical monument, also of artistic importance	09215793
	Donath's; Lockwitzgrund wine press	Lockwitz	inscribed 1893 (wine press)	Administration building with extension (on the latter sgraffito from the 1950s), production building (marked 1893–1933) and gate-like entrance to the storage cellars in the rock; the buildings are enlivened by ornamental frameworks, the complex is a striking example of industrial architecture around 1900 of architectural historical importance, also reminds of a company that has been based here for a long time, which shaped the image of the Lockwitzgrund with other company settlements, thus also of local history	09215801
	Residential building, side building and connecting passage of a homestead	Lockwitz	around 1800 (mill)	possibly the former cocoa mill, significant in terms of architecture and local history	09215874
	Lower Borthen Mill; Schmidt mill; Lockwitz paper mill	Lockwitz	around 1800 and 1868 (factory building)	Two factory buildings; Two or three storeys with knee or mezzanine and flat hipped roofs, the northern one is designed a little more elaborately with a grooved base and plastered mirrors	09215805
	Hähnichen-Mühlgraben	Lockwitz	16th century (Mühlgraben)	Mühlgraben between Altlockwitz and Dohnaer Straße; Complex with unpaved sections, edging made of sandstone and two bridge structures, in connection with the Hänichen mill, significant in terms of construction, local and technical history as well as landscape design (see also Preußerstraße 8)	09217745
	Middle grinder; Hänichenmühle; Lockwitz Mill	Lockwitz	1814 (Mühlengeb.); marked 1850 (Müllerwohnhaus)	Residential house, mill building (there is still a wheel shaft inside), enclosure wall and lower sandstone wall that delimits the lateral path; Sgraffitos on the mill building from the 1950s, an ensemble that is important in terms of construction, location and technology as well as landscape design (see also Hänichen-Mühlgraben)	09215818
	Stone arch bridge over Lockwitzbach	Lockwitz	marked 1894 (bridge)	architecturally impressive stone arch bridge, built from sandstone blocks, especially important in terms of architectural and technical history	09215828
More pictures	Funicular	Loschwitz	1894–1895, marked 1895 (in weather vane)	Upper station or mountain station with waiting hall, machine room, car shed and transformer station as well as track structures, track bed, tunnels, bridge or viaduct, hoisting machine, pull rope and car; The valley station is modern, in terms of building history, local history, technology history and traffic history, which is also unique	09211332
	Bühlau steam beer brewery near Dresden; Loschwitz Brewery; Beer wholesaler and ice cellar	Loschwitz	1887–1888 (referred to as 1877, refers to the foundation)	Brewery building; large, striking building with historicizing brick facade and base made of Cyclops masonry, an example of typical industrial architecture from the 2nd half of the 19th century, exemplary for what was then Dresden and its surroundings with numerous breweries, important in terms of building history and local history	09211206
	Residential house / country house with rear outbuilding in open development	Loschwitz	marked 1782 (Mühle); 1887–1888 (residential building)	Originally mill, 1887–1888 major, significant renovation and expansion, with half-timbering, wide roof overhangs and rear tower extension designed in the style of the Swiss house, largely preserved, rear building was completely rebuilt at that time, home of the owner of the neighboring brewery (Grundstraße 76), historical and architectural important in terms of local history	09211205
More pictures	Suspension cable car	Loschwitz	1898–1901 (cable car)	Valley station or lower station with waiting hall (converted for work rooms) and covered platforms, mountain station or upper station with machine house and covered platforms as well as a system made of elevated iron construction with 33 supports: 32 pendulum yokes and an anchor yoke, hollow girder of the track, Phoenix track, 62 rope guide rollers, Drive and carriage; Significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as singular, at the time of commissioning first suspension cable car in Europe exclusively for passenger traffic	09211294
More pictures	People's observatory Manfred von Ardenne	Loschwitz	between 1909 and 1911 (refractor); 1956 (observatory)	Observatory with technical equipment; of great importance in terms of technology and local history, refractor with rarity	09211347
	Ironworks Kelle & Hildebrandt	Luga	marked 1899 (administration building)	Factory building / administration building; A striking and unadulterated example of industrial architecture from the end of the 19th century, part of an important work, the small porch protruding into the street is striking in terms of design, especially important in terms of building history	09305127
	Enclosure or courtyard wall along the street	Marsdorf	18./19. Century (wall)	Enclosure or courtyard wall along the street	09284009
	Residential house (called "Agricultural Machines Erwin Herold") with sculptural relief, stable and workshop extension	Marsdorf	2nd half of the 19th century (residential building)	Residential house (called "Agricultural Machines Erwin Herold") with sculptural relief, stable and workshop extension	09284028
	Transformer house	Marsdorf	around 1910 (transformer station)	Transformer house	09284027
More pictures	Zschoner mill	Merbitz / Podemus	marked 1812 (main house); around 1690 (servants' house); around 1690 (barn); around 1650 (plaster); marked 1730 (gate entrance)	Mill, courtyard with mill building including water wheel and comb wheel inside, servants' house, barn with annex, archway, wall remains of a fourth building and courtyard paving, plus stone arch bridge made of sandstone and quarry stone wall around the vineyard belonging to the mill; Remarkable half-timbered ensemble, clearly preserved mill complex, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history, also unique in this form and in the greater Dresden area, today an inn and cultural center	09283195
	Waffle factory Gebr. Hörmann (formerly)	Pecked	designated 1906, designated 1909 (factory); marked 1911, marked 1916 (factory)	Four-wing former factory around the inner courtyard; Older building on Kötzschenbrodaer Straße, here a wrought-iron gate and originally still recognizable inscription on the facade: "Waffelfabrik Gebrüder Hörmann Aktiengesellschaft" (1906 and 1909), elongated building on Trachauer Straße with two representative portals (Elbvillenweg 5a – 5e) in connection with Administration wing on Sternstrasse, here once also the director's apartment with roof terrace and interiors, also staircase furnishings and administration entrance (1921-1924), as well as various buildings on the eastern side (1916) (Elbvillenweg 1-11), historical, industrial, local and personal history as well as artistically significant	09215595
More pictures	Micktner windmill	Pecked	Mid 19th century (mill)	Tower Dutchman; From a technological history point of view, one of the last windmills in the urban area of ​​today's Dresden	09215651
	TuR Übigau (formerly)	Pecked	1951–1953 (factory)	Assembly hall; large factory hall with three transepts and high-voltage field as a 30 m high head building, reinforced concrete columns visible to the outside, wall fields set back in between; since 1991 Siemens Energietechnik und Medizintechnik GmbH (see also Overbeckstrasse 39 and Washingtonstrasse 18)	09215641
	Factory for electrical apparatus and transformers Koch and Sterzel AG .; TuR Übigau	Pecked	around 1913 (factory); 1924–1925 (factory)	Factory building (1924/25) with a transverse, longitudinally rectangular middle section (transformer hall); This highlighted by triangular gables and a colossal order, the southern wing of the former military hydrogen facility (around 1913), after 1948 VEB Transformatorenwerk and Röntgenwerk Dresden, since 1991 Siemens Energietechnik und Medizintechnik GmbH, significant in terms of building history, technology history and industrial history, singular as the last structural element Certificate of airship travel in Dresden (see also Marie-Curie-Strasse 10 and Overbeckstrasse 39)	09215640
	Lack of laundry	Pecked	1920 (lack of laundry)	Crate ironer with an electric motor from the ironing plant LA Thomas, Großröhrsdorf, of importance in terms of housekeeping and technology history	09304287
	TuR Übigau (formerly)	Pecked	1960s (part of the factory)	Administration building; With a U-shaped floor plan, facade with clinker brickwork, since 1991 Siemens Energietechnik und Medizintechnik GmbH, important in terms of industrial and architectural history (see also Marie-Curie-Strasse 10 and Washingtonstrasse 18)	09215642
More pictures	Waffle factory Gebr. Hörmann (formerly)	Pecked	designated 1906, designated 1909 (factory); marked 1911, marked 1916 (factory)	Four-wing former factory around the inner courtyard; Older building on Kötzschenbrodaer Straße, here a wrought-iron gate and originally still recognizable inscription on the facade: "Waffelfabrik Gebrüder Hörmann Aktiengesellschaft" (1906 and 1909), elongated building on Trachauer Straße with two representative portals (Elbvillenweg 5a – 5e) in connection with Administration wing on Sternstrasse, here once also the director's apartment with roof terrace and interiors, also staircase furnishings and administration entrance (1921-1924), as well as various buildings on the eastern side (1916) (Elbvillenweg 1-11), historical, industrial, local and personal history as well as artistically significant	09215595
	Factory for electrical apparatus and transformers Koch and Sterzel AG .; TuR Übigau	Pecked	around 1913 (factory); 1924–1925 (factory)	Factory building (1924/25) with a transverse, longitudinally rectangular middle section (transformer hall); This highlighted by triangular gables and a colossal order, the southern wing of the former military hydrogen facility (around 1913), after 1948 VEB Transformatorenwerk and Röntgenwerk Dresden, since 1991 Siemens Energietechnik und Medizintechnik GmbH, significant in terms of building history, technology history and industrial history, singular as the last structural element Certificate of airship travel in Dresden (see also Marie-Curie-Strasse 10 and Overbeckstrasse 39)	09215640
	Path pillar	Mob sweetheart	19th century (road stone)	Renewed according to the existing structure, significant in terms of traffic history	09283231
	Factory building and residential building	Mockritz	around 1900 (residential building)	Factory with two parallel halls and flatter connectors, the halls with both curved gables, all clinker brick structure, plastered surfaces and round arches, executive house No. 32, architectural structure clinker brick with plastered areas, of industrial and architectural significance	09212037
	Burdock jr. Carpet cleaning and carpet storage	Mockritz	last quarter of the 19th century (outbuilding)	Commercial buildings; symmetrical with a three-storey central building and two-storey side buildings, almost flat roofs with overhang, echoes of the Swiss style, of local and architectural importance	09212033
More pictures	Alexander Frantz Observatory	Neugruna (map)	until 1922 (observatory)	Observatory with original equipment; The oldest in Dresden, significant in terms of technology history, with a rarity, also striking in terms of design and of relevance to the townscape	09212967
	Wolffram factory (formerly)	Neugruna	1900 (factory building)	Production and administration building (formerly) with a representative, typical of the time façade, with the portal highlighted in terms of design; Significant in terms of building history and industrial history	09212945
	Path stone with shaft, inscription and distinctive head design	Nod	2nd V. 19th century (Wegestein)	important for traffic history	09300889
	Rittergut Niederpoyritz (entity)	Niederpoyritz	marked 1832 (Remise); marked 1835 (warehouse); marked 1839 (brewery); around 1840 (malting)	Individual features of the material entity of the Niederpoyritz manor: Remise and storage building (No. 5), brewery (No. 7) and malthouse (No. 9); Buildings are used elsewhere today, architecturally impressive functional buildings from the second quarter of the 19th century, historically significant, also as parts of the former manor of local historical importance (see also material document obj. 09211490)	09211504
	Guthe and Thorsch; Camera factory Noble ; VEB Pentacon	Niedersedlitz	around 1930 (factory building)	Factory building; six-storey head building, clear cube with ribbon windows based on the Bauhaus style, only the traditional flat hipped roof, striking industrial building in Lower Sedlitz, significant building and local history	09215976
	EMERKA chocolate factory (formerly)	Niedersedlitz	until 1909 and around 1915 (chocolate factory)	Factory building with enclosure; Distinctive factory building with high historical value, significance in terms of building history, industrial history and urban development history	09215977
	Main substation (former)	Niedersedlitz	1921–1923 (substation)	Elongated clinker brick building with outbuildings and three workers' houses; A largely authentically preserved complex of factory buildings with associated outbuildings with architectural, industrial and local historical significance	09215716
	Bridge over the Lockwitzbach	Niedersedlitz	Early 20th century (road bridge)	Road bridge with a construction-time appearance, significance in terms of technology history and the road image	09218936
	Factory building	Niedersedlitz	around 1900 (factory)	Two-storey structure with an almost unchanged appearance of architectural and industrial historical importance	09215935
	Factory building (most recently Interdruck)	Niedersedlitz	around 1900 (factory)	Stately complex of buildings made up of several connected parts on a T-shaped floor plan, predominantly from the period of construction, therefore of interest in terms of architectural and industrial history	09215936
	Factory building and manufacturer's villa	Niedersedlitz	around 1900 (factory)	Buildings preserved in the architectural language of the time and with documentation value in terms of building history and industrial history	09215946
	Pick Brothers Malt Factory ; Malt factory in Niedersedlitz	Niedersedlitz	1875/1895 (malting)	Factory facility; monumental complex on Straße des 17. Juni from the middle original building of the malt house (around 1885), the first and second extensions (1895 and 1897–1898) on the corner of Reisstraße and the third extension in the east (1914–1916), original building with Malthouse building and two kilns on the railway line as well as a threshing floor with a gable facing Straße des 17. Juni, second and third extensions with front building for machine room, boiler house, warehouse and various processing rooms as well as rear wing (on Reisstraße) for malt tennis, spring and alternative rooms, etc., the third and most recent expansion with a malt silo, multi-storey cleaning shop, coal silo, kiln as well as distinctive exhaust chimneys and rear annex for barley floors, barn and soft house, one of the most important local factory buildings in terms of industrial history and urban planning around 1900, last authentically preserved malt factory in Dresden , next to the industrial site on the Königsbrücker S street most impressive factory complex in the state capital	09212606
	Niederwartha pumped storage plant (aggregate)	Niederwartha	1927–1930 (pumped storage plant)	Aggregate of the Niederwartha pumped storage plant with the following individual monuments: machine house (power house), operating and switchgear building (administration building including switching station), multi-purpose building (workshop building), transformer station including compressor house and access buildings (1960s), lower pressure pipelines (headwaters), valve house (apparatus house, throttle valve house), Water locks, upper pressure pipelines (headrace lines) and intake structure (see also individual monument document obj 09275193, same address), furthermore with the area of ​​the factory premises, lower storage basin (lower basin) and upper storage basin (upper basin) (material parts); first high-performance pumped storage plant in the world, was considered a technical pioneering work, one of the most distinctive industrial architectures of Dresden, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as artistically, also singular	09303201
	Niederwartha pumped storage plant (aggregate)	Niederwartha	1927–1930 (pumped storage plant)	Individual features above: machine house (power house), operating and switchgear building (administration building including switchgear station), multi-purpose building (workshop building), transformer station including compressor house and access buildings (1960s), lower pressure pipelines (headwaters), valve house (apparatus house, throttle valve house), water locks, upper ones Pressure pipelines (headwaters), intake structure, plus the technology from the 1950s and 1960s, especially in the power house, administration building, throttle valve house and intake structure; first high-performance pumped storage plant in the world, was considered a technical pioneering work, one of the most distinctive industrial architectures of Dresden, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as artistically, also singular	09275193
	Upper mill	Niederwartha	Residential house and commercial building (residential building)	Residential house with attached commercial building, outbuilding with clock tower, model mills in the garden, shower, mill ditch and mill pond with overflow and weir; The main building of the mill is now used for residential purposes, the sawmill is still operated sporadically and electrically, built in 1842 as a grinding and cutting mill, commercial building with a boarded half-timbered upper storey, important in terms of building history, technology history and local history	09275234
	Waystone	Niederwartha	marked 1832 (Wegestein)	Stele with designed closure and inscription to Weistropp and Oberwartha, important in terms of local history and traffic history	09275252
	Waystone	Niederwartha	around 1830 (Wegestein)	Stele with designed closure and inscription (Wildberg and Meißen as well as Weistropp and Wilsdruff including directional signs), significant in terms of local history and traffic history	09275236
	Lower mill; Kurt Reibig Bakery (formerly)	Niederwartha	1880s (mill)	former mill with bakery and mill ditch; Mill mentioned as early as the 14th century, in 1894 extensive conversion to a mill with a bakery, main building today a residential building, Mühlgraben with boarded-up superstructure, important in terms of building history, technology history and local history	09275231
	Path stone with shaft, inscription and unusual head design	Oberpoyritz	2nd V. 19th century (Wegestein)	important for traffic history	09300887
	Hole mill	Oberwartha	inscribed 1809 (mill)	former mill building; striking half-timbered building with a side portal, the outbuildings only around 1970, of value in terms of local history and building history, as well as significant in terms of landscape design	09275133
	Water pump and well house	Cardboard box	19th century (water supply and sewage system)	Water pump and well house	09283261
	Clemens Müller factory	Pieschen-Nord	1883 (factory)	Former joinery; Halle on Zeithainer Strasse, a striking industrial building with a high pitched roof and historicizing facades, built around 1883, with a sophisticated design for a utility building, together with the factory buildings between Heidestrasse and Zeithainer Strasse, forms a former industrial complex that recalls the history of Pieschen as a workers' suburb, now used as a sports shop , significant in terms of building and urban development history	09216406
	Göhle factory ; Large graphic company Völkerfreundschaft (formerly)	Pieschen-Nord	1938–1940 (part of the factory); around 1915 (part of the factory); 1942 (retinue house)	Two production buildings each with two so-called protective staircases at the rear, community house / followers' house, gatehouse and open space design including a low enclosure wall; Production building on Heidestrasse (1938–1940) elongated building with a strictly vertical structure using half-columns, parapet fields spanned in between, a functionally designed building with design requirements (Grossenhainer Strasse 101), the tower-like protective staircases designed by Georg Rüth, with thick solid walls and shell deflectors (Gro-ßenhainer Straße 101 and Riesaer Straße 32), the rear production building with a narrow side to Riesaer Straße, here the portal highlighted in terms of design, probably the former main entrance, in the core around 1915, originally Clemens Müller AG, manufacturer of sewing and typewriters, inside remarkable Concrete skeleton construction, facades later simplified (Riesaer Straße 32), follower house with open space design (1942–1944), Heidestraße / Riesaer Straße, simple and at the same time representative building, rare example of a surviving entourage house (Heidestraße 2), construction, industrial and urban development facility historically and artistically significant	09218219
	Former coppersmiths	Pieschen-Nord	around 1905 (forge)	today residential building, formerly belonged to villa no. 157, this was creatively adapted, besides pilaster strips forms of the geometric art nouveau, important building and local history	09216571
	Malting (former)	Pieschen-Nord	1886 and 1925 (gatehouse)	Factory building, gatehouse and fence (recently used as a shopping center); Villa built around 1923 in classic forms, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history	09216351
	Eschebach Works (formerly)	Pieschen-Nord	marked 1900 (factory)	Four-wing system with courtyard wing and free-standing, two-story building on Barbarastraße and a shop building next to it; System mostly three-storey including mezzanine, at the corners and in the middle part of the street fronts risalites, to Barbarastraße elaborate, gabled portal system (marked 1900), facades with clinker frame in front of smooth plastered surfaces, characteristic industrial architecture around 1900, one of the most impressive ensembles of this kind in Dresden and Germany probably also all of Saxony, especially important in terms of building history and urban planning	09213843
	Path pillar	Pillnitz	1st half of the 19th century (road stone)	Sandstone stele with inscriptions on the head, significant in terms of local history and traffic history	09301599
	Pillnitz Castle and Castle Park ; Red triton gondola	Pillnitz	1790 and 1979 (rest.)	Gondola with protective roof; richly designed, with structure, artistically significant	09211548
	Path stone with shaft and inscription	Pillnitz	2nd half of the 19th century (road stone)	important for traffic history	09300886
	Hofmühle; Bienertmühle ; Bienertvilla; Hochplauensches water house	Plauen	2nd half of the 19th century (mill); 1863 (factory owner's villa); 1863 (park area); Late 19th century (bakery); 18th century (fountain house)	Mill complex with machine house, turbine room, wheat mill, grain cleaning, boiler house, grain laundry, rye mill, flour storage, refinery, bakery, sales, residential and operational building, chimney and buildings east of the track system (No. 11, 13, 15), plus manufacturer's villa (residential building by Gottlieb Traugott Bienert, in the rear part of the property), water house and park including mill ditch, bridge, massive building with terrace / pergola in the slope area (grotto-like structure or wagon depot) as well as "giant weir" made of an actual weir, a walled mill ditch inlet and associated gates; On the mill building there is a remarkable coat of arms of Elector August and Electress Anna (inscribed 1570), house brand and building inscription (inscribed 1570) and coat of arms stone with coat of arms from the Electorate of Saxony (2nd half of the 18th century), only parts of the mill technology have survived, entire facility is built , place, industrial and personal history as well as artistically significant	09212080
	Truss of a road bridge over the Weißeritz	Plauen	around 1890 (road bridge)	The facility has been converted into a pedestrian bridge, now rare parts of a bridge construction from the late 19th century, significant in terms of building and technology history	09212111
	Manufacturing building	Plauen	around 1900 (factory building)	Located at the rear of the property, a striking clinker-stone building of its time, significant in terms of building history and industrial history	09216091
	Dresdner Milchwerke	Plauen	marked 1909 (factory)	Manufacturing building (only middle part with enclosure)	09216041
	Schwerter chocolate factory (formerly)	Plauen	1915/1920 (factory)	Factory building (front part)	09216040
	Elevated water reservoir and Volkspark Räcknitzhöhe (entity)	Räcknitz	1898 (water supply and sewage system); 1898 (elevated water tank); 1905 (elevated water tank); around 1898 (company officials' residence)	Individual features of the above-mentioned aggregate, two elevated water tanks or reservoir chambers, pump house, civil servants' residence, gate entrance and remains of the enclosure (see also list of aggregates at the same address - Obj. 09212221); In terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as landscape design of value	09213079
	Elevated water reservoir and Volkspark Räcknitzhöhe (entity)	Räcknitz	1898 (Volkspark); 1898 (totality)	Aggregate water tank and Volkspark Räcknitzhöhe, two water tanks, pumping station, residential building for works officials, gate system and remnants of the enclosure (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09213079) and park (garden monument); In terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as landscape design of value	09212221
	Waldschlößchen Brewery ; Ton jazz club	Radeberger Vorstadt	1868/1878 and later (cellars)	Barrel-vaulted cellars (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a)	09214458
	Waldschlößchen Brewery (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	around 1910 (gatehouse)	Gatehouse with gate system (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a)	09217757
	Waldschlößchen Brewery (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	around 1910 (brewery)	Two well houses with adjoining gates (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a)	09217758
	Waldschlößchen Brewery; Partnership brewery zum Waldschlösschen; Brauhaus am Waldschlösschen	Radeberger Vorstadt	1837–1838 (brewery); 1866 (brewery)	Front part of the former main brewery building with a terrace on the Elbe side, sandstone retaining wall system, especially on Bautzner Straße (on parcels 1648/2, 1648/6, 1648/7 and 1648/8) including two representative staircases and the memorial to the song festival of 1865 ; Main brewery building today restaurant, important for the local history (see also Am Brauhaus 3, 4 and 6 as well as Sudhausweg 3–9)	09217756
	VEB Minol (former)	Radeberger Vorstadt	1927 (gas station)	Gas station; as a testimony to the history of traffic, of importance in terms of technology and architecture, and also of rarity	09218825
	Main waterworks on the Saloppe (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	1871–1875 (waterworks)	Waterworks building with staircase, gate including gatehouse / gatehouse, fence and (probably) parts of the old technical equipment; Hall over an embossed base, on the narrow side double tower facade, oldest waterworks in Dresden, castle-like historicist building, important in terms of location and history, landscape design and urban development	09211142
	Albertstadt waterworks (former)	Radeberger Vorstadt	marked 1902 (waterworks); marked 1915–1916 (fountain house)	Two houses, a machine house, a workshop building and a tower-like well house on the street; Plant is particularly important in terms of location, technology and economic history	09215336
	Saloppe waterworks (I) and Hosterwitz (III)	Radeberger Vorstadt	1872–1875 (elevated water tank); 1904–1908 (elevated water tank)	Two elevated tanks with entrance structures / valve houses, plus terraces and staircases; the older, 1872–1875 built storage facility belongs to the Saloppe, the younger one, which went into operation in 1908 to the Hosterwitz waterworks, extremely impressive and structurally remarkable technical structures, document the supply of the Dresden population, which grew by leaps and bounds after the middle of the 19th century significant in terms of technology history	09210404
	Cichories and beetroot coffee factory (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	1st half of the 19th century (factory building)	Two buildings and the remains of the wall directly on the street;	09215497
	Fashion academy; Pattern Manufactory (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	around 1865 (smaller building); Late 1880s (larger building)	Two commercial buildings from different construction periods (see also Prießnitzstraße 62)	09215521
	Waldschlößchen Brewery (formerly)	Radeberger Vorstadt	around 1895 (Remisengeb. with stable)	Stable and coach house (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a)	09217759
	Rähnitzer column	Rähnitz	inscribed 1827 (1828)	Meridian column; towering, tapered stele with inscription plaque, significant testimony to surveying in Saxony	09210429
	Path pillar	Reitzendorf	Mid 19th century (Wegestein)	Stele with a curved end, inscription	09283679
	Reitzendorfer windmill	Reitzendorf	1861 (mill)	Windmill; Tower Dutchman, landscape-defining effect, without technical equipment, today residential house, testimony to rural milling and supply, 1987 complete construction, including the wings, of local and supply history	09283678
	Reitzendorfer mill	Reitzendorf	inscribed 1852 (mill)	Mill building with right extension, weir system and iron hand pump; later also used as an inn, evidence of rural milling and supply, of importance in terms of local history and supply history	09283693
	Path pillar	Rennersdorf	marked 1811 (Wegestein)	Sandstone with a diamond-shaped cross-section, carved crown and inscription, significant in terms of local history	09283197
	Cardboard mill (formerly)	Rochwitz	18th century, 1st half of the 19th century (mill)	Mill building	09211605
	Post mill	Schönfeld	marked 1799 (lintel)	Half-timbered house with extension, marked in the lintel and on the gable, free-standing barn (boarded up) and cellar	09283720
	Mill pond; School pond	Schullwitz	18./19. Century (pond)	Pond with bridge	09283554
	Waystone	Schullwitz	2nd half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	Sandstone stele with recessed inscription fields (inscriptions: Napoleonstein, Eschdorf, Weißig and Rossendorf including directional signs), of local and traffic history	09305680
	Dresden Central Station	Seervorstadt-Ost / large garden	1893–1898 (passenger station); 1895 (group of figures with Saxonia)	Station building with portal of the east building and pavilion extension on the north side; Platform hall, three aisles, with a station building in front of the middle nave, despite structural changes one of the most architecturally significant German train stations from the late 19th century, main facade highlighted by design with a dome and side towers, on the north side a pavilion extension (so-called royal pavilion), facility above all Significant in terms of building history and artistry, and also of relevance to traffic history	09213823
	Administration building and factory entrance	Seervorstadt-West	1902–1903 (administration building) and around 1950 (factory)	Administration building and factory entrance	09216717
	Dresden-Reick gasworks (formerly)	Seidnitz	1878 (small gasometer); 1906 (large gasometer); 1878 (gatehouse); 1878 (enclosure); 2nd half of the 19th century (yellow house)	Two gasometers, porter's house, factory building (so-called Yellow House), administration building (so-called White House), well house and enclosure; Remarkable industrial-historical facility, the gasometer of architectural significance, the building designed by Erlwein also artistically significant	09213685
	Schulzenmühle	Steinbach	19th century, core older (mill)	Courtyard complex with house, barns and courtyard entrance	09283225
	Path pillar	Steinbach	2nd half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	Sandstone, important in terms of local history	09283154
	bridge	Chasing	19th century (road bridge)	an arch in regular sandstone blocks with a massive balustrade, crosses the Kaitzbach on the Anger in the southern section of the Altstrehlen street, of local and architectural importance	09213806
	Line splitter of the Deutsche Reichspost	Strehlen (map)	around 1920 (cable distributor)	Telephone connection box; Line splitter, polygonal metal housing on synthetic stone base with ventilation hood, Deutsche Reichspost, in corner location August-Bebel- / Gustav-Adolf-Straße, of rarity and documentation value, of significance in terms of technology history.House was demolished in April 2020	09305017
More pictures	Dresden-Strehlen train station	Chasing	1901–1902 (passenger station)	Stop with reception building, platform roofing, staircase with stairs and gate system; Reception building in two two-storey wings at an angle, gable roofs with gables based on the German Renaissance, a single-storey structure for the former train station restaurant clamped in at an angle, historicizing with clinker-sandstone facades and great design urge, significant in terms of building history, railway history and local history	09212483
More pictures	Men's fashion Dresden	Striesen-Ost	around 1910 (factory and administration building); around 1970, structural wall / shaped stone wall (enclosure)	Factory and administration building with a newer enclosure made of molded concrete elements and a fence; Distinctive construction of the objectified architecture around 1910, building of a significant Dresden industrial company, historically significant in terms of construction and local history, the fencing that was created around 1970, probably by Karl-Heinz Adler, is artistically significant	09213321
	Georg A. Jasmatzi AG , Turkish Tobacco a. Cigarette factory; United Cigarette Factory Dresden	Striesen-Ost	1912–1913 (tobacco factory)	Factory building with transition to the older building of the Jasmatzi factory, two putti at the entrance and enclosure; Once the main office as well as the shopping and advertising department, a largely original and exemplary example of industrial architecture from around 1910, significant in terms of building history, also reminds of the importance of Dresden as the center of tobacco production at the beginning of the 20th century, important in terms of industrial and local history	09213320
	ICA plant (formerly)	Striesen-Ost	1936–1937 (factory)	Factory building; Most remarkable Dresden industrial building from the 1930s, significant in terms of architectural history (typical of the industrial buildings of the Nazi era, which were characterized by modernity, with its clearly structured structure also of creative conciseness and quality)	09213327
	Ernemann works with Ernemann tower house; Zeiss-Ikon; Pentacone; Technical collections	Striesen-Süd	1916–1923 (camera factory)	Factory building; Impressive system with a U-shaped floor plan made of rectangular basic bodies and a prominent tower building at the corner of Schandauer and Junghansstrasse, clear facade grid with pilaster strips and continuous ribbon windows, connection to the opposite part of the factory (see Junghansstrasse 2) through a transition, on the east gable remarkable advertising from the 1950s or 1960s , unique industrial building of classical modernism in terms of design and architecture history, with its round and stepped tower top that is visible from afar, characterizing the townscape (meaning for the city silhouette), also historically and industrial-historically significant	09213304
	Ernemann-Werke (formerly)	Striesen-Süd	marked 1898, probably 1897–1898 (camera factory)	Striking factory building opposite the tower house; as part of the former Ernemann-Werke, historically, structurally and industrial-historically significant, also defining the townscape (see also Junghansstrasse 1–3).	09213302
	United AG cigarette machine factory ; Lande cigarette and tobacco factory (formerly)	Striesen-Süd	1913–1914 (factory)	Factory building on U-shaped floor plan, remarkable staircase; reminds of the importance of Dresden for the tobacco industry, especially at the beginning of the 20th century, also a characteristic example of the industrial architecture of its time, important in terms of local history and building history	09213346
	Feldschlösschen brewery	Südvorstadt-West	1896–1897 (brewery)	Two-storey clinker building with a central tower (machine house) and a rear extension, on the front sgraffito from the 1950s (Flst. 505/2) and the preserved area of ​​the cellar on Zwickauer Strasse with a total of nine 22 m long barrel vaults and a likewise arched connecting passage of around 70 m as well as a structurally remarkable retaining wall; significant testimony to the Dresden brewing industry and a striking example of contemporary industrial architecture, significant in terms of building history and economic history	09215722
	TU Dresden; Walther Pauer Building	Südvorstadt-West	around 1930 (part of the university complex)	Fire brigade shed and thermal power station with chimney (formerly); Part of the former technical university, today TU Dresden, simple clinker buildings, the striking chimney with different colored clinker bricks and ornamental design, historically significant	09212512
	Mill construction company and machine factory, Gebrüder Seck; Teekanne GmbH Radebeul	Südvorstadt-West	1909–1911 (administration building)	Administration building; Representative building with a prominent central section, side facades structured by pilaster strips, remarkable industrial building of its time, valuable in terms of architectural history, as part of one of the most important mill construction companies in Saxony and Germany, other countries were also supplied, machines from Seck are still in the Dieschourg mill today (2011) in Lauterborn, Luxembourg, especially important in terms of industrial history	09215725
	Universal ; Tabakuni; Tobacco and industrial machinery	Südvorstadt-West	1940 or 1942 (factory)	Manufacturing and administration building; Cigarette machine factory, a striking example of the architecture of the Nazi era with a representative and massive head structure and a rectangular wing with window axes lined up, which underline the monumental effect of the facility, significant in terms of building and industrial history	09216720
	BR 89 6009	Südvorstadt-West	marked 1902 (locomotive)	Branch locomotive / Prussian design; from the Humboldt company from Cologne-Kalk, comparatively old specimen, significant in terms of technology history, with a rarity value	09210369
	BR 62 015	Südvorstadt-West	1928 (locomotive)	Heavy passenger locomotive / standard design	09210365
	BR 03 001	Südvorstadt-West	1930 (locomotive)	Light standard express locomotive	09210364
	BR 01 137	Südvorstadt-West	1935 (locomotive)	Heavy standard express train locomotive	09210363
	Express train coach C4ü Sa 07 of the Royal Saxon State Railways with 3rd class seating (wooden slatted benches)	Südvorstadt-West	1909 (passenger coaches)	last company number as a passenger coach: "Dresden 17787"; as the last existing express train wagon of Saxon origin, significant and unique in terms of transport history	09304149
	on the site of the historic Dresden 73 413 passenger carriages (class C4i 35a, type Heidenau-Altenberg)	Südvorstadt-West	1936 (passenger coaches)	Passenger car from 1936 of rarity and exemplary value, implemented in April 2014 by Altenberg, Stadt, Müglitztalstraße 23	09305320
	Waterworks II; Tolkewitz groundwater works	Tolkewitz	1896–1898 (boiler and machine house); 1896 to 1898 (fountain house); 1896 to 1898 (official residence); 1896 to 1898 (auxiliary system)	System with collecting well, machine and boiler house, residential building for the works officials, old well house (without extension) and enclosure; Significant in terms of building, local and technical history as well as landscape design	09213584
	Trachau waterworks (formerly)	Trachau	1899–1900 (waterworks)	Waterworks (former) and enclosure; Today used as a residential house, typical clinker brick building from the turn of the century in historicizing design, facade designed by alternating red and yellow facing bricks, building significant in terms of local history and technology	09210064
	Mäurich cellar machine factory; Ernst Mäurich machine factory Dresden; Villa Bertha	Trachau	1903–1904 (factory owner's villa); 1911 (garden pavilion); 1903–1904 (factory building)	Complex with factory owner's villa and enclosure, three factory buildings on the factory premises as well as a pavilion and enclosure on Veteranenstrasse; Villa complex construction between historicism and Art Nouveau with clinker-sandstone facade, tower buildings and largely original hall and staircase furnishings from the time of origin, the factory buildings with typical, different-colored clinker walls, complex of architectural, industrial and local history and in parts artistically significant	09217330
	Factory owner's villa, enclosure and rear factory building	Trachau	around 1900 (manufacturer's villa)	Factory building with clinker walls of different colors, typical of the time, complex in terms of building history, industrial history and local history	09217333
	Dresden-Trachau stop	Trachau	1900–1910 (reception building)	Train station with reception and utility building; the railway line did not stop in Trachau until 1902, which is significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history	09217334
	Shipyard Übigau ; Chain shipyard (former)	Übigau	1885–1886 (machine building hall); 1885–1895, designated 1895 (Kesselschmiede); 1902 (boiler and machine house); 1891 (slewing crane)	Two factory buildings, boiler house and machine house and iron slewing crane; Significant industrial facility, the buildings mostly with striking historicizing facades from the late 19th century, the ensemble is significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history, slewing crane in the manner of a Fairbairn crane of technical historical importance	09218107
	Path pillar	Unkersdorf	1st half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	Sandstone with a carved crown, with an inscription (after Oberwartha, Kaufbach and Hündorf), significant in terms of local history	09283054
	TV tower Dresden	Wachwitz	1964–1969 (television tower)	TV tower with equipment and entrance hall including terrace; Characterized as the new landmark of the city, with its structural and technical parameters significant in terms of building and technology history, one of the largest structures of this type in Germany	09211889
	Wachwitzer Mühle (formerly)	Wachwitz	1808 (mill)	Mill building; used today as a residential building	09211777
	Johannesbad	Wachwitz	2nd half of the 19th century (inn)	Gasthaus with Johannesturm and the remains of a mill; used today as a residential building	09211811
	Residential house and rear building in open development	White deer	1935 (residential building); around 1880 (rear building)	High-quality residential building from the 1930s with unadorned plastered facade, clinker base, mansard hipped roof, central projectile and formative, rounded balconies, view enlivened by wooden shutters, of architectural significance and, as part of the purely villa district of Weißer Hirsch, of urban development history	09211762
	Moat	Whitish	18./19. Century (water element)	Quarry stone-embedded ditch between the main and south streets, of importance in terms of local history, defining the appearance of the town	09283526
More pictures	Marienbrücke I	Wilsdruffer suburb	1846–1852 (bridge keeper's house)	Bridge house (see Marienbrücke)	09210291
	Saxony; Young pioneer	Wilsdruffer suburb	1898 (steam engine)	Parts of a passenger steamer: steam engine and two paddle wheels; Technologically significant (the owner is the Sächsische Dampfschiffahrt based in Dresden, Hertha-Lindner-Straße 10, systems are currently outsourced and are located at the shipyard in Rosslau)	09218546
	Schmilka	Wilsdruffer suburb	1897 (steam engine)	Parts of a passenger steamer: steam engine and two paddle wheels; Technologically significant (the owner is the Sächsische Dampfschiffahrt based in Dresden, Hertha-Lindner-Straße 10, systems are currently outsourced and are located at the shipyard in Rosslau)	09218545
	Railway embankment fastening	Wilsdruffer suburb	around 1900 (railway embankment)	Significant in terms of urban development history	09210320
More pictures	Marienbrücke II	Wilsdruffer suburb	1898–1901 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge made of arches and pillars, pillars and landside arches made of sandstone, the middle four bridge parts as lattice girder structures; Significant evidence of traffic history, striking example of bridge architecture around 1900, an important part of the unmistakable Elbe silhouette of Dresden, significant in terms of traffic, building history and urban planning (see also Marienbrücke I)	09216624
More pictures	Marienbrücke I	Wilsdruffer suburb	1846–1852 (road bridge)	Road bridge, arch bridge over twelve flat arches with bridge houses (see Devrientstraße 20) and land-side staircases; Combined road and railway bridge until 1901, significant testimony to traffic history, striking example of bridge architecture in the mid-19th century, important part of the unmistakable Elbe silhouette of Dresden, significant in terms of traffic, building history and urban planning (see also Marienbrücke II)	09213965
	Central heating power station (totality); Electricity West Power Plant (formerly); Electricity light plant (formerly); Gas preparation plant (formerly)	Wilsdruffer suburb	1897–1900 (coal power station); 1926–1927 (thermal power station)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: machine hall with eastern extension, connection to the switch house, switch house with switch room, guy tower and northern extension including preserved technical equipment, coal shed / later mech. Workshop, switching and phase shifting house including upstream transformer chambers, residential and commercial building, reactance building and new switching house / new heating center (see also list of items at the same address - Obj. 09305328); Extensively preserved building stock, which has grown since the middle of the 19th century and is clearly characterized by the New Objectivity style, former power station site, today one of the most important industrial monuments of Dresden, as a testimony to the city's gas, electricity and heat supply history of great importance in terms of urban history, technical history and architectural history , with its brick-built buildings that still form an unmistakable ensemble, characterizing the cityscape and significant in terms of urban planning	09213853
	Central heating power station (totality); Electricity West Power Plant (formerly); Electricity light plant (formerly); Gas preparation plant (formerly)	Wilsdruffer suburb	1839, 2nd town. Gas preparation plant (power plant); 1895, Elektrizitäts-Licht-Werk (power plant); 1900, Electricity West Kraftwerk (power station); 1925–1928, conversion to a thermal power station (power station)	Aggregate heating power plant center with the following individual monuments: machine hall with eastern extension, connection to the switch house, switch house with control room, guy tower and northern extension including preserved technical equipment, coal shed / later mech. Workshop, switchgear and phase shift house including upstream transformer chambers, residential and commercial building, reactance house and new switchgear house / new heating center (see also list of individual monuments - Obj. 09213853) as well as the following parts: structural extensions of the connection between the machine hall and switchgear house, intermediate structure at the new switchgear house, Social building, fencing with gatehouse and open space between the buildings including historical paving and rail fragments; Extensively preserved ensemble, which has grown since the middle of the 19th century and is clearly characterized by the New Objectivity style, former power station site, today one of the most important industrial monuments in Dresden, as a testimony to the city's gas, electricity and heat supply history of great importance in terms of urban history, technical history and architectural history , with its brick-built buildings that still form an unmistakable ensemble, characterizing the cityscape and significant in terms of urban planning	09305328
	Residential stable house, barn with an eastern extension, side building, fence and lack of laundry on a farm	Zaschendorf	Mid-19th century (stable house); 1st quarter of the 20th century (lack of laundry)	characteristic rural buildings of their time, main building with Serlio motif in the gable, deficiency one of the few still preserved in today's urban area of ​​Dresden, significant in terms of building history and technology history	09306116
	Path pillar	Zschertnitz	marked 1839 (Wegestein)	Sandstone stele with inscriptions, corner profiles and small capitals on the head, significant in terms of local history	09301594
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Zschertnitz	marked 1722 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history	09304827
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Zschertnitz	marked 1723 (quarter milestone)	Post mileage column; Copy of a quarter milestone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09304983

Remarks

1. ↑ The list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. This can be viewed by the responsible authorities. Therefore, the presence or absence of a structure or ensemble on this list does not guarantee that it is or is not a registered monument at the present time. The State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony provides binding information .

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• List of listed monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, as of April 15, 2014
• Answer to the big question of the AfD parliamentary group of 23 August 2016; Appendix to the Big Question Drs. 6/5471