page_title: Neckarhalde, Tübingen
section_title: Notable buildings
hierarchical_section_title: Neckarhalde, Tübingen / Notable buildings
caption_attribution_description: Deutsch: Mathilde-Weber-Haus in der Neckarhalde 52, Tübingen (erbaut 1870, Zustand 2011)English: Mathilde Weber's house in the Neckarhalde 52, Tübingen (build 1870, state 2011)Polski: Dom Mathilde Weber przy Neckarhalde 52 w Tybindze (zbudowany 1870, stan z 2011)
context_page_description: The Neckarhalde is an 841-metre road in Tübingen, Germany, on the southern slope below Hohentübingen Castle.
context_section_description: The following is a list of house numbers and the notable buildings or persons associated with them.
  1
  Former bakery of the former Augustinian Monastery, today it is the new Ephorat of the Protestant seminary, a protected two-and-a-half– to three-floor solid building on a hillside with a mansard roof, which was rebuilt in 1779 and 1780.
  2
  The Hospiz Hotel was closed on 17 December 2017 due to fire protection. The church-owned building may be sold instead of restored. The traditional building previously was operated for over seventy years by the Veihelmann family. Whether or how it will be restored, is still unknown.
  6
  Across from the Protestant seminary is the former restaurant Seif. The operator of the restaurant, Ferdinand Forstbauer, was a former trained soap boiler. Later, until 1934 the location was another restaurant, Hecht, which became a brothel and closed for that reason.
  8
  Rudolf Bultmann's student accommodation.
  10
  Former literary bookstore Quichotte (today located in "Bei der Fruchtschranne 10").
  11
  Cäsar Hirsch's student accommodation.
  12
  Birthplace of Albert Knapp.
  14
  Greek restaurant and pension Traube.
  19
  Before the war events of 1634 and 1635, astronomer Wilhelm Schickard worked here. It is thought that his wife and some of his children died during the black death. After supposedly fleeing the plague, he returned to Tübingen for fear of looting. He later succumbed to the epidemic and died.
  24
  Birthplace of poet Ludwig Uhland. In 1830 the Hirschauer Tor was demolished. It was located between Neckar and Hohentübingen Castle. It was one of the five city gates in the old city wall of Tübingen and opened the way to Hirschau and Rottenburg. From the gate the single-storey remains of the round tower, a former prison, called Diebsturm, still exists.
  26a
  Old town outpatient clinic of the Tübingen Academy for Behavioral Therapy gGmbH (TAVT), in which statutory health insurance companies can serve billable psychotherapeutic treatments.
  27
  Stiftskirchengemeinde, a common east-middle-west parish office. The Jewish professor Leopold Pfeiffer (born 25 October 1821 in Weikersheim, died 4 November 1881 in Tübingen) lived here at Hirschauer Tor. He specialized in civil litigation and criminal proceedings in connection with criminal law and from 1851 to 1881 was an associate professor at the University of Tübingen. He died in the Jewish sector. His body was buried at Pragfriedhof, Stuttgart.
  30b
  Former Tübingen district court.
  31
  Theodor Haering House, museum villa and municipal collections. In January 1989, a fire broke out in the house and the collection was moved to former Kornhaus and a new museum at Kornhausstraße 10. The Thouse continues to be used by the museum as a depot. As a child, Peter Weiss lived in this house and the museum garden.
  32
  Former Tübingen unemployed organisation and asylum center. The pupils' club Schüli was located in one of the three houses of the Protestant Church in this street. A group of developers acquired the 1832-built, listed building to renovate it and then rent it as living space. Today the non-profit club Tübingen Vanishing Points is there, which supports refugees in their efforts to obtain a right to stay in Germany.
  36
  Catholic Children's House Sankt Johannes.
  37
  The "Neckarblick" house, a listed residential building built in 1892 by architect Franz Bärtle.
  38
  The home of Julie Bonhoeffer, mother of Karl Bonhoeffer and grandmother of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
  40
  "Pfälzerhaus" (Palatinate House), former restaurant "Zur Pfalz", and location of founding student fraternity "Palatia", today the Asylum Center Tübingen, Tübingen Unemployed Club (TAT) and the ecumenical pupils' club Schüli.
  41
  Glassed Apartments, built in 1968, were the home of literary scholar Hans Mayer, designed by architect Heinrich Johann Niemeyer.
  43
  The Herb House, built in 1959, was inspired by nature and designed by architect Heinrich Johann Niemeyer.
  46
  A residential building built by Karl Haug in the late nineteenth century according to plans by Conradin Walther (1846–1910) from Nuremberg.
  47
  Built in 1904 as the villa
caption: 52 (in 2011)
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