Deutsche Afrika Bank building, erected 1907, national monument
Felsenkirche (English: Rock Church) on Diamond Hill, a church in vertical gothic style consecrated in 1912.
After the diamond rush of 1908 and the completion of the railway line to Keetmanshoop Lüderitz became permanently home to a significant white population.
As a result, a number of churches were built.
Felsenkirche, one of the oldest Lutheran churches in Namibia, has been a national monument since 1978.

Glück Auf building, built 1907/08 for a lawyer of the diamond companies, declared a national monument in 2014
Goerkehaus, the residence of Hans Goerke, manager and co-owner of the early diamond umbrella company, erected 1909–1911, national monument
Kreplinhaus, the residence of the first mayor, Emil Kreplin, built in 1909, national monument
Krabbenhöft & Lampe building, after co-owners Friedrich Wilhelm Krabbenhöft and Oscar Lampe.
The predecessor of this business, the Handelsstation F.W. Krabbenhöft in Keetmanshoop, existed since 1880 and was one of the first formally registered businesses in South West Africa.
Erection of the building started in late 1909, and has been a national monument since 1979.

Lüderitz Railway Station, erected in 1904, is also a national monument.
Deutsche Afrika Bank building, erected 1907, national monument
Felsenkirche (English: Rock Church) on Diamond Hill, a church in vertical gothic style consecrated in 1912. After the diamond rush of 1908 and the completion of the railway line to Keetmanshoop Lüderitz became permanently home to a significant white population. As a result, a number of churches were built. Felsenkirche, one of the oldest Lutheran churches in Namibia, has been a national monument since 1978.
Glück Auf building, built 1907/08 for a lawyer of the diamond companies, declared a national monument in 2014
Goerkehaus, the residence of Hans Goerke, manager and co-owner of the early diamond umbrella company, erected 1909–1911, national monument
Kreplinhaus, the residence of the first mayor, Emil Kreplin, built in 1909, national monument
Krabbenhöft & Lampe building, after co-owners Friedrich Wilhelm Krabbenhöft and Oscar Lampe. The predecessor of this business, the Handelsstation F.W. Krabbenhöft in Keetmanshoop, existed since 1880 and was one of the first formally registered businesses in South West Africa. Erection of the building started in late 1909, and has been a national monument since 1979.
Lüderitz Railway Station, erected in 1904, is also a national monument.
Lüderitz