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VI. List of Monuments in Schwetzingen
Dreikönigstraße 3 (Flstnr. 216)
Formerly an inn (Kranzwirtschaft), today
tourist information. Two storeys, plastered,
hipped roof, two arcaded wings at the back.
Built c.1700 for Israel Mayer, from 1725 an
inn, “Zum goldenen Löwen”, then a butcher’s
shop (entirety of items) § 2
Dreikönigstraße 4 (Flstnr. 238)
Catholic youth centre. Solid construction, two
storeys, plastered, eaves facing the street. Date
of building, “1769”, verifi ed by wall anchor,
19th-century alterations to ground fl oor § 2
Dreikönigstraße 6 (Flstnr. 239/1)
Residential/commercial building, formerly an
inn, “Rotes Haus”. Late Baroque, two storeys,
ground fl oor solid, fi rst fl oor half-timbered,
plastered, eaves facing the street, a wooden
gallery at the back, original door, 18th century
§ 2
Dreikönigstraße 9 (Flstnr. 213)
Gate, formerly the entrance of an inn, “Zum
goldenen Pfl ug”. Sandstone, built 1774 § 2
Dreikönigstraße 10 (Flstnr. 241)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
entrance gate mid-front, shops on the ground
fl oor, auricled casements on the fi rst fl oor,
a wooden gallery at the back, staircase with
landing under the gateway; probably built by
a farmer, Johann Georg Dörnberger; date 1723
on the cellar arch § 2
Dreikönigstraße 11 (Flstnr. 212)
Formerly an inn, “Zum Prinz Carl”, today a
café. Three storeys, saddleback roof, another
storey added on the side facing the street
in 1832, core older; wooden ceiling in the
ground-fl oor lounge, stuccoed ceilings on the
fi rst fl oor. Built 1766 § 2
Dreikönigstraße 12 (Flstnr. 243)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
plastered, eaves facing the street, gateway at
the side, modern shop, built c.1725 for Georg
Burkart Mayer § 2
Dreikönigstraße 15 (Flstnr. 210)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
plastered, eaves facing the street, saddleback
roof, built 1749, ground fl oor converted into
an inn, “Zu den drei Königen”, in 1876; converted
into a bank in the 1960s § 2
Dreikönigstraße 17 (Flstnr. 209)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
eaves facing the street, saddleback roof, a wing
and another transverse building at the back,
half-timbered courtyard front, core dating
from the 18th century, street front rebuilt in a
late Classicist style c.1865 (entirety of items)
§ 2
Dreikönigstraße 19 (Flstnr. 208)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
eaves facing the street, saddleback roof and
dormers, fi rst-fl oor stone front in a neo-Renaissance
style, the modernized ground fl oor
may have stone pilasters preserved behind the
tiles § 2
Dreikönigstraße 23 (Flstnr. 206)
Residential/commercial building. Two storeys,
plastered, eaves facing the street, saddleback
roof, converted ground fl oor (shop), two
cast-iron columns by “Mack und Söhne
Mannheim”, built c.1870 § 2
Forsthausstraße (Flstnr. 425)
Leimbachbrücke. Bridge of segmental arches
built of rough sandstone spanning the
Leimbach, mid-18th century § 2
Forsthausstraße 7, 9 (Flstnr. 427)
Ysenburg Palais, also known as the Bassermann
House, a stately complex consisting of
several buildings southeast of Schwetzingen
Palace. Stucco by Albucci. North corner