List of religious buildings in Radebeul

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The list of sacred buildings in Radebeul gives an overview of current and former churches, chapels and chapel rooms in the Saxon city of Radebeul . A part of these buildings is now a listed building .

The church at Kötzschenbroda (today Friedenskirche ), which was probably built in the 12th century and first mentioned in 1273 , has been the parish church in the area since ancient times, for example for Zitzschewig , Naundorf , Fürstenhain and Lindenau as well as the neighboring villages Coswig and Kötitz , and belonged to the archdeaconate of Nisan . Niederlößnitz was added in 1839 .

Already in 1273 she had a church branch in Kaditz , the Laurentius Chapel. From the beginning of the 14th century until 1540, Kaditz was a branch church of today's Friedenskirche in Kötzschenbroda . After that, the then Laurentiuskirche and today's Emmauskirche itself became a parish church, to which the Lößnitz parishes of Radebeul and Serkowitz belonged for a long time . In 1839 the newly founded Oberlößnitz was added to the parish of Kaditz.

In 1854, a prayer room was set up in the newly built Oberlößnitz school, in which services were held more and more frequently in the following years. So in the eastern Lößnitz communities the desire arose for their own parish , which was formed on July 1, 1890. This inaugurated its new church on November 30, 1892 as the Church of Radebeul (today Luther Church ). It should then take until the incorporation of Wahnsdorf to Radebeul in 1934 that this last Lößnitz community became a Radebeul community after Wahnsdorf had been parish in Reichenberg since at least 1539 .

Legend

The columns used in the table list the information explained below:

  • Name, description : Description of the individual object.
  • Address : Today's street address.
  • Coordinates : The specified coordinates are sorted within the table due to the extension of the city along Meißner Straße in a west-east direction .
Overview of the location of the Radebeul districts with the route of the Lößnitzgrundbahn
  • District : Today's Radebeul district, as shown in the local map.
  • Date : Particular years of construction, as far as known or deducible, in some cases also date of the first mention of the property.
  • Builders, architects : builders, architects and other artists.
  • Type of cultural monument, comment : More detailed explanation of the monument status, scope of the property and its special features.
List of abbreviations:
  • Image : Photo of the main object.

Today's churches, chapels and chapel rooms

Name, description Address,
coordinates
district date Builders, architects Monument scope, remark image
Friedenskirche zu Radebeul ,
formerly Kötzschenbroda church
Altkötzschenbroda 40 location
! 513.6339835551.1039005
KOE First mentioned in 1273,
1477, 1515, 1637, 1646, 1746, 1884/85
Ezekiel Eckhardt , Karl Weißbach (renovation), Ziller brothers , Christian Rietschel ED DNA. Evangelical parish church with churchyard , enclosure and tomb of Richard Steche . Three-aisled basilica with retracted late Gothic choir and west tower. Monument to Chronos and the Mourner . This includes the Luther House as a parish hall and the adjacent rectory. Peace Church Radebeul-Kötzschenbroda in the back light
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Wichernkapelle At the fountain 1 layer
! 513.6311115551.1225005
KOO 1938,
1968/69,
2008
Fritz Steudtner Evangelical chapel of the Friedenskirchgemeinde for Lindenau in a former plumber's workshop. “A plaster relief with a scene of the institution of Holy Communion, which Hans Hartmann-MacLean created around 1892 as a model for the neo-Gothic altar of Freiberg Cathedral , is remarkable in terms of art history . It was transferred here from the Annenkirche in Dresden shortly after the Second World War . " Wichernkapelle Radebeul-Oberkötzschenbroda
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Church of Christ the King Borstrasse 11 location
! 513.6529175551.1065285
NDL 2001 Behnisch & Partner Catholic church of the Christ the King parish in Radebeul in front of the Catholic rectory Catholic church of the Christ the King parish Radebeul, Architects: Behnisch & Partner, 2001
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Johanneskapelle Kapellenweg 14 location
! 513.6105005551.1170475
NAU 1907/08 Woldemar Kandler (design), Gebrüder Große (construction) ED DNA. Cemetery with enclosure wall and Protestant chapel of the Friedenskirchgemeinde for Naundorf and Zitzschewig, single-nave hall construction with three-eighth closure and west tower Johanneskapelle photographed from the northern steep slope
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Luther Church ,
formerly Radebeul Church
Kirchplatz 1 location
! 513.6726005551.1034005
WHEEL 1891/92,
1934
Schilling & Graebner , Alfred Tischer (interior renovation) ED DNA. Evangelical parish church. Hall church with galleries, transept, retracted choir, north tower. The parish hall and the Radebeul Ehrenhain are located directly at the church . Luther Church Radebeul-Ost
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Prayer hall of the Catholic Apostolic Congregation Makarenkostraße 6a location
! 513.6567365551.1085175
NDL 1899/1900 Heinrich Hertzschuch As a side building on the property of the villa (Makarenkostraße 8), the sacred building of the Catholic Apostolic Community was erected at the same time Prayer room of the Catholic Apostolic Congregation
Community center of the Free Evangelical Congregation Meißner Strasse 139 location
! 513.6593065551.1056255
SER     Community center of the Free Evangelical Congregation Free evangelical community
New Apostolic Church Meißner Strasse 165b location
! 513.6527785551.1050005
KOE 1956   Church building of the New Apostolic Church
New Apostolic Church

Former churches, chapels and chapel rooms

Name, description Address,
coordinates
district date Builders, architects Monument scope, remark image
Prayer room in the Oberlößnitz school Augustusweg 42 location
! 513.6730565551.1084255
OBL 1853/54 Christian Gottlieb Ziller , master bricklayer Götze Formerly Oberlößnitz school with prayer room, elementary school since 1992 Oberlößnitz school with prayer room, before the addition in 1883
Chapel of Christ the King Borstrasse 11 location
! 513.6526395551.1063895
NDL 1876-78, 1927/28, 1939 Gebrüder Ziller , Max Czopka (draft modernization), Franz Jörissen (installation of chapel, modernization) ED. Former villa, then a Catholic rectory with the former church hall of the Catholic Christian and King Parish Catholic rectory from the garden side, formerly with the Christ the King chapel
Radebeul hospital chapel , room of silence Heinrich-Zille-Straße 13a location
! 513.6519445551.1086815
NDL 1879,
2003
The Ziller brothers ED. Hospital chapel (“fifth hall”) in the infirmary “Bethesda”, later Radebeul district hospital. From 1881 to 1941 the chapel had its own pastor, and services were held there until 1943. After the renovation in January 2003, the chapel was consecrated as a room of silence , as a place of quiet contemplation in the midst of the hectic pace of the day. The original model for the meditation room is the Room of Silence in the UNO building in New York, which Dag Hammarskjöld had set up for himself and his employees. Room of Silence from the outside, in the rear central building of House 1, recognizable by the cross on the roof
St. Joseph Chapel Heinrichstrasse 9 location
! 513.6454175551.1083335
NDL 1896/97,
1927/28
Adolf Neumann ED. Rental villa. The studio building of the sculptor Matthäus Wolfenter, which was consecrated in 1927/28, before the Catholic community could move into the Christ the King's Chapel, stood on the property. The studio building has not been preserved.

More cemetery chapels

Name, description Address,
coordinates
district date Builders, architects Monument scope, remark image
Parentation hall in the old cemetery Am Gottesacker 33 location
! 513.6388335551.1039585
KOE 1853   ED SG WLG. Old cemetery with deaconess graves.
Parentation hall in the old cemetery
Radebeul-West cemetery chapel Kötzschenbrodaer Straße 166 location
! 513.6406945551.1036115
KOE 1913 The Kießling brothers ED SG WLG. Cemetery with chapel, chapel extension, grave complex and enclosure wall
Radebeul-West cemetery chapel
Radebeul-Ost cemetery chapel Serkowitzer Strasse 33 location
! 513.6675005551.0974725
WHEEL 1890/91 Schilling & Graebner ED SG WLG. Cemetery with old and new celebration hall and enclosure wall, with Karl Mays crypt house (1912 1913), Art Nouveau crypt, Doerstling and Beckert tomb as well as other graves, old celebration hall around 1890, new celebration hall around 1925
Radebeul-Ost cemetery, Schilling & Graebner chapel
New celebration hall at Radebeul-Ost cemetery Serkowitzer Strasse 33 location
! 513.6680565551.0979175
WHEEL 1928/29 Max Czopka ED SG WLG. Cemetery with old and new celebration hall and enclosure wall, with Karl Mays crypt house (1912 1913), Art Nouveau crypt, Doerstling and Beckert tomb and other graves, old celebration hall around 1890, new celebration hall 1928/29
Radebeul-Ost cemetery, party hall by Max Czopka

See also

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Large district town of Radebeul (ed.): Directory of the cultural monuments of the town of Radebeul . Radebeul May 24, 2012, p. 1–40 (Last list of monuments published by the city of Radebeul. The Lower Monument Protection Authority, which has been located in the district of Meißen since 2012, has not yet published a list of monuments for Radebeul).
  2. ^ Kaditz in the Digital Historical Directory of Saxony
  3. ^ Frank Andert (Red.): Radebeul City Lexicon . Historical manual for the Loessnitz . Published by the Radebeul City Archives. 2nd, slightly changed edition. City archive, Radebeul 2006, ISBN 3-938460-05-9 , p. 96 .
  4. Volker Helas (arrangement): City of Radebeul . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony, Large District Town Radebeul (=  Monument Topography Federal Republic of Germany . Monuments in Saxony ). SAX-Verlag, Beucha 2007, ISBN 978-3-86729-004-3 (see attached map).
  5. The Wichernkapelle; Our smallest church in Lindenau.