6 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 of 1892 on Hessenring, seat of the district court serving Kempen, Grefrath and Tönisvorst, which has existed since 1879.
The LvD on Berliner Allee looks back on a school history that began in 1867 as a girls' secondary school – today it is a Gymnasium with a strong music and STEM profile.
Former colliery shaft near Tönisberg with its headframe, now protected as an industrial heritage monument.
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