Monument
11 places in Kempen
1st Station: The Prophecy of Simeon
Painted high relief of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary" set within a round-arched brick niche.
2nd Station: Flight into Egypt
Brick wayside shrine with a late-19th-century relief, rebuilt and moved north in 1990.
Seven Sorrows of Mary
Brick wayside shrine featuring a 19th-century relief of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary."
Wayside Shrine "Seven Sorrows of Mary"
Late 19th-century wayside shrine featuring a relief of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".
6th Station: Jesus Dies on the Cross
Wayside shrine in St. Hubert featuring a multi-part terracotta relief by Herbert Mellen, originally housed in a small wayside chapel.
7th Station: The Entombment of Christ
Roman Catholic wayside shrine dedicated to the 'Seven Sorrows of Mary'; the original Entombment relief is no longer present.
Monument to Baron Felix von Loe
A bronze monument on the grounds of Kempen Castle honouring the chairman of the Rhenish Farmers' Association, founded in 1882.
Haus Steinfunder
A heritage-listed former noble seat with a moated manor house on the edge of the Niers lowlands in the Kempen district of Schmalbroich.
War Memorial
A cross-shaped brick war memorial from 1933 in St. Hubert, listed as a protected monument (No. 127).
Thomas à Kempis
Monument to the Augustinian canon and author of "The Imitation of Christ," depicted seated with his masterwork in hand, since 1901.
