5 places in Kempen
Founded in 1659 and named after the mystic Thomas à Kempis, the Thomaeum is one of Germany's oldest grammar schools and still an active school today.
Founded 1390 as a charitable foundation for the poor, now a modern hospital serving the Lower Rhine region.
Station on the Lower Rhine line northeast of the old town, home to the volunteer-run KuBa cultural station in its entrance building.
Heritage-listed courthouse on Hessenring, home since 1879 to the district court serving Kempen, Grefrath and Tönisvorst.
Former colliery shaft near Tönisberg with its headframe, now protected as an industrial heritage monument.
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