(see also below)
� Evangelical Collegiate Church, Markt 3 � three-naved Late Gothic gallery hall church, eastern part on Romanesque crypt, Late Romanesque quire, towers flanking the quire, beginning of the tower expansion marked 1469; extensive reconstruction, 1889�1895, architect Heinrich Wiethase, Cologne (see also below)
� Saint Goar�s and Saint Elizabeth�s Catholic Parish Church (Pfarrkirche St. Goar und St. Elisabeth), Heerstra�e 133 � Gothic Revival basilica, quarrystone, 1887�1891, architects Heinrich Wiethase and Eduard Endler, Cologne; in 1923 tower of the Baroque predecessor building incorporated as a belltower (see also below)
� Inner town (monumental zone) � The monumental zone ends in the north with the Catholic Church, there abuts on remnants of the town wall standing at the southwest facing the slope, which runs along to the modern bastion at the south end shortly before the tunnel, turns from there towards the northeast to the Rhine and ends at the no longer existing, but documented, town wall tower in the heights; on the Rhine the boundary runs along Bundesstra�e 9 (side towards the mountains)
� Town wall � only the side towards the mountains preserved: northern stretch of wall 14th century with three-floor Kanzleiturm (�Chancellery Tower�) and three-floor Hexenturm (�Witches� Tower�), ruin of the Taubenturm (�Doves� Tower�, or perhaps �Dovecote�) in the southern half; Neuer Turm (�New Tower�) 17th century; Nappenturm, great three-floor blockhouse, southern stretch of wall with bastion called Pastete (�pie�), after 1736
� Am Hafen 2 � former Amt courthouse; three-floor plastered building, marked 1898
� Am Hafen 4/6 � St�dtische Schule (�Municipal School�); Late Historicist building with hipped roof with corner risalti, partly slated, partly timber-frame, 1901
� Am Hafen 8 �
