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The Clemenswerth Palace Chapel is also known as the northernmost Rococo chapel in Bavaria due to its richness of color and form. Equipped with wall paintings, stucco work, and the large ceiling fresco, as well as a high altar, pulpit, and prince's box, it is one of Johann Conrad Schlaun's most significant spatial creations. (https://www.clemenswerth.de/besuch/schlossanlage/schlosskapelle-und-kapuzinerkloster)

The Marstall Clemenswerth Youth Education Center is a cross-association Catholic educational center of the Diocese of Osnabrück in the state of Lower Saxony, where full-time and part-time educational staff conduct seminars on religious, political, musical-cultural, integrative and inclusive youth and adult education.

These and numerous other bridges, along with the canal, adorn Papenburg's city center.

The two peat boat pullers on the Splitting Canal, even if they are only cast in cast iron, depict the tradition of towing ships, in which a man pulled up to ten barges along the towpath behind him on a rope. They tell of the long-gone fen culture in the Emsland region.

Between the main canal and the city park on the Mühlplatz, the restored mill invites you to enjoy its own mill bread and changing exhibitions.

Always nice in Papenburg, unfortunately many shops and restaurants are still closed at the moment

In 1629 Dietrich von Velen bought the dilapidated Papenburg on the edge of East Frisia from Friedrich von Schwarzenberg, and in 1631 he was also granted feudal rights. There he founded the first moor colony on German soil, following the Dutch model. To do this, he had a new canal dug that drained the moor colony into the Ems. On the Ems he had this canal protected from flooding with a sluice gate. During the Thirty Years' War, the new colony suffered greatly from military influence. The occupation of the Emsland from 1633 to 1638 almost brought this plan to failure. But after the conclusion of the Peace of Westphalia, the settlement quickly recovered. In 1657, Papenburg was granted the status of a lordship by the Prince-Bishop of Münster, Christoph Bernhard von Galen. Today, the Von Velen open-air museum in Papenburg commemorates the founding of the moor colony. In 1987, a monument to Dietrich von Velen was erected on the grounds of the open-air museum.

Very beautiful and well-kept town hall.