켐펜 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

구시가지의 강력한 관문입니다. 구시가지 쪽에서 보는 것보다 외부에서 보는 것이 더 멋있습니다.

카펠 농부 조각상은, 음,

Kempen Altstadt는 오래된 집, 많은 카페와 광장이 있는 매우 흥미로운 곳입니다. 쇼핑을 즐길 수 있는 보행자 구역에 있는 많은 상점들도 있습니다. 점점 더 많은 사람들이 시내에 가는 것을 두려워하여 점점 더 많은 상점이 문을 닫는 루르 지역의 시내와는 정반대입니다.

Beautiful sculpture, also a good photo subject

Beautiful path with plenty of seating options

Gateway to the city center.

The Catholic parish church of St. Mary's Nativity is a Gothic hall church in Kempen on the Lower Rhine in North Rhine-Westphalia. It belongs to the parish of St. Mary's Nativity Kempen in the Diocese of Aachen and possesses an unusually rich interior, which survived the severe destruction of the church during the Second World War thanks to its removal for safekeeping.

Of the four city gates that once secured access to the town of Kempen, only the gate tower of the Cow Gate remains. It takes its name from an old cattle track that led to the lush pastures in the marshland to the north. The originally simple, squat tower of the Cow Gate was built around 1350. It survived the demolitions of 200 years ago – first because it was still in relatively good condition, and then because it proved useful as the town jail from 1828 onward. It was once called the "St. Nicholas Gate." The modern statue of St. Nicholas above the gate passage serves as a reminder that this was the way to St. Nicholas' Chapel near the "Schloot," a border crossing to the Duchy of Guelders. Pious depictions at such gates were intended to encourage devotion upon leaving the city and to ward off dangers such as war and plague. The so-called Cow Gate Madonna from the 15th century is another example of this. The original Bohemian Pieta, dating from around 1520, is located in the Municipal Kramer Museum.