kempen

Hotel Papillon

Hotel Papillon is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Kempen, Germany. It offers a unique experience for travelers seeking comfort and relaxation. The hotel features modern rooms, a fitness center, and a restaurant serving local cuisine.

(252b) Süchteln–Kempen–Krefeld

Route 252b links the historic districts of Süchteln, Kempen, and Krefeld, forming a corridor rich in cultural and economic history. This road has witnessed the transformation of the region from a collection of small settlements to a network

1. Station: Simeon’s Prophecy

The first station of Kempen’s Via Dolorosa replica commemorates Simeon’s prophecy at the Presentation in the Temple—where he foretold the child Jesus would be ‘a sign that will be spoken against.’ This limestone relief, framed by wrought-ir

2nd Station: Flight into Egypt

The second station evokes the Holy Family’s desperate flight into Egypt, a moment of divine protection amid persecution. This wooden relief, carved with soft lines and gentle curves, depicts Mary guiding the donkey while Joseph watches vigi

3. Fußfall: Der zwölfjährige Jesus im Tempel

This is not a building, but a sculptural station—part of Kempen’s historic Passion Path—depicting the Third Station: the Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Temple. Carved in the late Baroque era, the scene captures Christ’s intellectual engagemen

4th Station: Mary at the Crossroads

The fourth station captures the poignant moment when Mary encounters Jesus on the Via Dolorosa, her eyes meeting his in a silent exchange of love and shared suffering. This sandstone relief, partially obscured by ivy, features Mary’s outstr

5.Fußfall: Maria unter dem Kreuz

This poignant station, 'Mary under the Cross,' depicts the Virgin Mary grieving at the foot of the crucifixion, a powerful symbol of maternal sorrow in Christian art. The sculptural group, carved in stone, captures the emotional intensity o

5th Station: Mary Beneath the Cross

The fifth station powerfully depicts Mary’s grief as she stands beneath the cross, her head bowed in silent sorrow—a moment immortalized in centuries of Christian art and theology. This granite monument, carved with expressive folds in her

6th Station: Jesus Dies on the Cross

The sixth station marks the crucifixion’s tragic climax—the moment Jesus breathes His last, the temple veil tearing, and darkness covering the land. This dramatic limestone relief, illuminated by a bronze lamp that burns perpetually, captur

Abraham Goldschmidt

The Stolperstein for Abraham Goldschmidt in Kempen is a solemn tribute to a man whose life was extinguished by the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, this brass plaque ensures that his name and story remain visible to all who walk by. I

Albert Lion Historic Residence

This magnificent estate in the tranquil town of Neersen was once the home of the prominent local family, the Lions, perfectly preserving the aristocratic lifestyle of the late 19th century. Strolling through the intricately carved halls and

Altbau Gymnasium Thomaeum

The Altbau of Gymnasium Thomaeum is a historic educational building that has shaped the intellectual life of Kempen for generations. Its architecture reflects the academic traditions and architectural styles of the era in which it was built

Alter jüdischer Friedhof

This old Jewish cemetery in Dreieich is a poignant testament to the centuries-old Jewish community that once thrived here. Weathered tombstones, inscribed with Hebrew epitaphs, stand in quiet rows amid moss-covered grounds, evoking a deep s

Arnold-Janssen-Kapelle

The Arnold-Janssen-Kapelle is a small but significant chapel dedicated to the legacy of Arnold Janssen, a notable figure in religious history. Located in Kempen, this sacred space reflects the devotion and artistic sensibilities of the loca

Arnoldfabrik

Arnoldfabrik is a historic factory complex that marks Kempen's industrial past. The buildings showcase the robust architecture typical of early industrial facilities, designed for functionality and durability. It stands as a reminder of the

Bahnhof Kempen

Kempen Station serves as a vital transportation hub in the town of Kempen, blending functional railway architecture with the region's historical charm. The station building, with its traditional brickwork and classic design elements, reflec

Berfes

Berfes is one of Kempen’s most evocative historical markers—a wayside sculpture group depicting the Third Station of the Passion: the Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Temple. Carved from linden wood in the late 17th century, the scene captures

Beyertzhof

Beyertzhof represents the agricultural heart of Kempen, preserving the traditions of rural life that have sustained the community for generations. This historic farmstead features traditional timber framing and barns that tell the story of

Bliexhof

Bliexhof is a historic manor that contributes to the rich tapestry of Kempen's architectural heritage. Its structure reflects the traditional building methods and materials used in the Lower Rhine region. As a piece of local history, it off

Burse

The Burse represents a significant piece of Kempen's mercantile past, reflecting the town's historical importance in regional trade. Its structural design hints at the prosperity of the guilds and merchants who once operated within its wall

Elsa Winter

Commemorating Elsa Winter, this memorial in Kempen stands as a dignified tribute to a woman whose life was tragically interrupted by war. The small brass plaque embedded in the pavement ensures her name remains part of the town's daily narr

Emma Ajakobi

The Stolperstein for Emma Ajakobi in Kempen is a poignant marker of a life stolen by the horrors of the Holocaust. Embedded in the pavement, this brass plaque ensures that her identity and story are preserved for posterity. It stands as a s

Erna Rath

In the heart of Kempen, the Stolperstein dedicated to Erna Rath stands as a poignant symbol of individual lives lost during the Holocaust. This small cobblestone plaque commemorates her specific story, ensuring that she is not forgotten ami

Fachwerkscheune

The Fachwerkscheune, or timber-framed barn, is a classic example of traditional German rural architecture. Its exposed wooden beams and intricate joinery showcase the craftsmanship of past builders. This structure is not only functional but

Fliehter Hof

Fußfallstationen Sieben Schmerzen Mariens

Gartenhäuschen

Geneigenhof

Gleumes-Hof

Grabenanlage "Schanze"

Haefs-Kreuz

Haus Horten

Haus Nievenheim

Haus Velde

Heilig-Geist-Kapelle

Helene Goldschmidt geb. Lambertz

Henriette Winter

Hessenmühle

Heyerhof

Isidor Hirsch

Isidor Rath

Johanna Ajakobi

Julie Rath

Kapelle Heumischhof

Karoline Ajakobi

Kemp`sche Huis

Kempener Grenzsteinweg

Kleiner Turm

Kreuzwegestationen

Kriegerehrenmal Unterweiden

Leo Goldschmidt

Leo Hirsch

Magdalene Ajakobi

Marienheim

Martha Daniels Museum

Martinschule

Mennikes-Heiligenhäuschen

Neimeshof

Paterskirche

Peschkeshof

Peterturm

Raveshof

Routenburg

Salomon Winter

Selma Bruch geb. Goldschmidt

Simon Winter

Station 1 "Kramer Museum"

Station 7 "St.Hubert Marktplatz"

Station 9 "Baumschule Höfkes"

Stiegerhof

Stolperstein for Andreas Lambertz

Stolperstein for Emmy Hirsch verh. Watermann

Stolperstein for Ernst Hirsch

Stolperstein for Heinrich Wolff

Stolperstein for Herbert Bruch

Stolperstein for Ilse Lambertz

Stolperstein for Isidor Hirsch

Stolperstein for Johanna Hirsch

Stolperstein for Johanna Hirsch geb. Kaufmann

Stolperstein for Josef Voss

Stolperstein for Martha Hirsch

Stolperstein for Paul Hirsch

Stolperstein for Rudolf Bruch

Stolperstein for Sofie Buchdahl

Stolperstein for Walter Hirsch

Städtisches Betriebsamt

Thomaskirche

Underweiden War Memorial

Villa Brandenburg

Villa Horten

Vinnhof

Voßen-Kreuz

Wachhäuschen

Wackertapp-Mühle

Walter Hirsch

Way of the Cross XII

Way of the Cross XIII

Way of the Cross XIV

Weibeshof

Wirsches Hagelkreuz