What date does the buildings in Germany date back to?

Question

I am doing a report of Germany and didn't know where to find this information. Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

Any one in particular?

Answer 2

in the forrest, 10 km far from my house you will find parts of a celtic Deadhouse its about 5000 years old....

Answer 3

You have to be more specific with this question.  I can tell you that I know someone who lives in a house in Germany that has visible repair patchwork from the bombs during WWII.

Obviously, some buildings will be older than that and some will be newer.  I think you'll find better answers if you do more research outside of Y! Answers.

Answer 4

Depends where.

In Berlin a lot of them were rebuilt after the war and then East Berlin was rebuilt and is still being rebuilt after the Berlin Wall came down.

There is a lot of info.  You should go to a local library and ask the librarian to help you.

Books don't have keyboards though! you'll have to figure out how to use a 'table of contents' and an 'index'.

Good Luck.

Answer 5

In the oldest German city, Trier (over 2000 years old), I believe that the oldest building (not counting castles and other ruins- especially Roman), is over 500 years old.