Riding hall of the 1st Bavarian Chevauleger Regiment
Riding hall of the 1st Bavarian Chevauleger Regiment
1862
Overall view from the southwest
photo 2015, Pablo de la Riestra
Architect unknown. Altered by the Building Committee under Leo von Klenze. Neo-Gothic, elongated building in the Classical style with English influences. The south facade is divided into three sections by turrets; the main portal and windows feature Tudor arches. Tondi with horse head reliefs indicate its former function. Converted into residential use in 2008/09
Location: Nuremberg, Bärenschanzstraße 10c
Riding hall of the 1st Bavarian Chevauleger Regiment
1862
View from the southeast to the main facade
Architect unknown. Altered by the Building Committee under Leo von Klenze. Neo-Gothic, elongated building in the Classical style with English influences. The south facade is divided into three sections by turrets; the main portal and windows feature Tudor arches. Tondi with horse head reliefs indicate its former function. Converted into residential use in 2008/09
Location: Nuremberg, Bärenschanzstraße 10c
photo 2015, Pablo de la Riestra
Riding hall of the 1st Bavarian Chevauleger Regiment
1862
Row of windows on the west side
Architect unknown. Altered by the Building Committee under Leo von Klenze. Neo-Gothic, elongated building in the Classical style with English influences. The south facade is divided into three sections by turrets; the main portal and windows feature Tudor arches. Tondi with horse head reliefs indicate its former function. Converted into residential use in 2008/09
Location: Nuremberg, Bärenschanzstraße 10c
photo 2015, Pablo de la Riestra
Riding hall of the 1st Bavarian Chevauleger Regiment
1862
South facade, tondo with horse head
Architect unknown. Altered by the Building Committee under Leo von Klenze. Neo-Gothic, elongated building in the Classical style with English influences. The south facade is divided into three sections by turrets; the main portal and windows feature Tudor arches. Tondi with horse head reliefs indicate its former function. Converted into residential use in 2008/09
Location: Nuremberg, Bärenschanzstraße 10c
photo 2015, Pablo de la Riestra