캄프 린트포르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The magnificent Kamp Monastery in Kamp-Lintfort was founded in 1123 as the first Cistercian monastery in German-speaking countries. Stroll through the beautiful and well-kept terraced gardens and treat yourself to a piece of cake in the lovely donation-based café. The herb garden at the monastery is also definitely worth a visit.

The Emscher estuary from 1949 was already closed here. Now the Emscher flows over a natural delta into the Rhine.

A very well maintained, beautiful facility.

A must for every garden fan!

Here you can marvel at the new, renatured mouth of the Emscher.

The Kamp Monastery is situated in a scenic location on the Kamper Berg, which was once an important reform monastery founded by French monks (from 1123). Seminars, guided tours, readings and concerts, a donation café and a monastery shop with exclusive writings and delicacies invite you to explore. The extensive area with the abbey church, treasury and herb garden has a special atmosphere. A particular highlight is the baroque terraced garden. The charming ambience of the monastery also serves as a backdrop for numerous cultural events and open-air events.

The Emscher is finally getting a renaturation instead of the classic canal character! This gives the river, which was once considered a sewer and was referred to as dead water, a natural charm and will certainly become an interesting river again, not only for the cycling world! 😉🚴‍♂️😎

Incidentally, a temporary bridge is to be built here to secure rail transport to the port of Emmelsum.