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Bischofshof

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A large hall, extending over the first and second floors of the central Avant-corps and half the depth of the building, formed the centrepiece of the complex. The bishop's chapel occupied the southwest corner and also extended over two floors, starting from the ground floor. The staircase was located
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In 1805, Cornelius Heyl acquired the site but sold parts of it. He retained the central area with the ruins of the bishop's court and sold the demolition material. Subsequently, this area was also used as a garden. After 1851, he repurchased the northern part of his property, on which a residential
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The resulting baroque-style Bischofshof palace was a broad, three-story building in an H-shape. It served both as a residential palace and an administrative building. The eastern front was accented by a five-axis central Avant-corps. The building featured a powerful
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In 1867, on the occasion of Cornelius Wilhelm von Heyl zu Herrnsheim's marriage to Sophie Stein, daughter of a Cologne banker, it was modernized and expanded into a prestigious city palace, henceforth referred to as "Heyl-Schlösschen". Severely damaged in the
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Today, little remains of the original Bischofshof palace. The two houses built by the Heyl family are still there, although rebuilt in reduced form. The Heylshof houses a museum and can be visited, while the Heyl-Schlösschen is still lived in by the family.
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From 1881, Heyl, whose family had grown to five children, built a large new building on the northern edge of the area, the "Heylshof". This building, too, was heavily damaged in World War II and was only rebuilt in a reduced form as well.
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In the 1860s, the committee for the erection of a Luther Monument cast covetous eyes on the property, as it was considered an authentic site of the 1521 event. However, the Heyl family refused to sell their property.
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In the Heyl garden, a vaulted cellar of the baroque palace is preserved. It measures 43 Ă— 7.67 meters with a vault height of 4.66 meters. It lies beneath several meters of rubble.
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The shell of the building was completed in 1725, and by 1732 the new Bischofshof palace was at least partially usable. However, this complex was heavily damaged again in 1735 by
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The medieval royal palace in Worms was located immediately north of the cathedral. Initially, it was used a temporary residence of the Holy Roman Emperor, a so-called
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in the western part of the building. The bishop's representative and living quarters were on the first floor, facing west, spanning the entire width of the building.
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is usually considered to have begun in 1517, the edict signals the first overt schism. At this site, now part of the Heyl Garden—there, is a monument named
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Werner, Ferdinand (2007). "Die vergessene Residenz. Balthasar Neumann, Jacob Michael KĂĽchel und der Wormser Bischofshof". In Dittmann, Lorenz (ed.).
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From 1740, there were ideas to expand the complex. However, the existing plans, attributed to Balthasar Neumann, were not implemented.
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Non realized extension plan of the Bischofshof palace (Stadtarchiv Worms). The dark line above is the medieval city wall of Worms
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troops burned down the palace. The downfall of the prince-bishopric of Worms in 1801 rendered a reconstruction unnecessary.
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Worms Cathedral with the medieval Bischofshof palace to the right, in the 17th century before the 1689 destruction
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Die Wormser Industriellenfamilie von Heyl. Ă–ffentliches und privates Wirken zwischen BĂĽrgertum und Adel
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Werner, Ferdinand (2010). "Von Wohnhäusern, Landsitzen und Villen". In Bönnen, Gerold (ed.).
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Verschwundene Wormser Bauten: Beiträge zur Baugeschichte und Topographie der Stadt
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Intersection of the baroque-style Bischofshof palace (Landeshauptarchiv Koblenz)
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Plan of the Bischofshof palace and its direct surroundings by Balthasar Neumann
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Intersection of the palace staircase and chapel (Landeshauptarchiv Koblenz)
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Werner, Ferdinand (2012). "Das Lutherdenkmal und die Wormser GrĂĽnanlagen".
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The Bischofshof palace after its destruction by French revolutionary troops
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The hall of the palace was renovated in the 16th century —perhaps for the
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Floorplan and façade of the Bischofshof palace (Landeshauptarchiv Koblenz)
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Former palace in Worms, Germany, main seat of the prince-bishops of Worms
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Illert, Friedrich Maria (1958). "Kaiserpfalz und Bischofshof in Worms".
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The medieval complex was destroyed by French troops in 1689 during the
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Sprachen der Kunst - Festschrift fĂĽr Klaus GĂĽthlein zum 65. Geburtstag
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In the Middle Ages, the first palace was originally constructed as a
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In 1791, the Bischofshof Palace temporarily served as a refuge for
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The Bischofshof palace was situated within the cathedral immunity (
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Martin Luther before emperor Charles V at the Diet of Worms in 1521
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Gallery: Details from the 18th century baroque Bischofshof palace
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The baroque-style Bischofshof palace (Landeshauptarchiv Koblenz)
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Francis Louis of Neuburg as Grand Master of the Teutonic Order
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The Heyl-Schlösschen today next to the Worms cathedral (2016)
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18th century palace model once in the Paulusmuseum in Worms
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In the 19th century, a patrician built the so-called
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19th and 20th century: Heyl-Schlösschen and Heylshof
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in 1689. Between 1719 and 1725, it was rebuilt as a
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Avant-corps of the baroque-style Bischofshof palace
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49°37′56″N 8°21′36″E / 49.6323°N 8.3601°E / 49.6323; 8.3601

German
Baroque-style
Worms
Germany
Worms Cathedral
prince-bishops of Worms
Kaiserpfalz
Holy Roman Emperor
Nine Years' War
baroque-style
Balthasar Neumann
Avant-corps
French Revolutionary Wars


German
Domfreiheit
Diet of Worms
Martin Luther
Charles V
Papal bull
Pope Leo X
heretic
Protestant Reformation
Nine Years' War


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