Heerstraße 205

Heerstraße 205 is a registered architectural monument in Nordstadt featuring traditional German building design from its construction period. The house has a distinctive facade and currently serves as a community center.

The building received official protection as an architectural monument in 1982, gaining formal recognition for its preservation value. This designation honored the house's architectural and craftsmanship qualities.

The building is named after Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador, creating a link between local architecture and global human rights concerns. Visitors encounter a house that functions as a meeting place for various communities and reflects their work on social issues.

The house is located near Bonn's main railway station, making it easily accessible by public transportation. Visitors can explore the surrounding area on foot and discover the neighborhood's architecture and streets.

Heerstraße, the street where the house stands, is lined with cherry trees that bloom in spring and form a natural pink tunnel. This seasonal display makes the street a popular spot for walks during cherry blossom time.