kempten-allg-u

Alfred Kranzfelder

Embedded in the pavement of Kempten (Allgäu), this Stolperstein serves as a poignant memorial to Alfred Kranzfelder, a victim of Nazi persecution. This small brass plaque marks the last known address where he lived before being deported, tu

Allgäuer Burgenmuseum

The Allgäuer Burgenmuseum is a fascinating museum dedicated to the rich castle history of the Allgäu region. Located in Kempten, it showcases a vast collection of medieval artifacts, including weapons, armor, and everyday objects. The museu

Andor Ákos

This Stolperstein in Kempten (Allgäu) marks the final residence of Andor Ákos, honoring his memory against the backdrop of historical tragedy. Set into the cobblestones, the brass plate acts as a humble yet enduring reminder of the human co

Archäologischer Park Cambodunum

The Archäologischer Park Cambodunum is an open-air museum showcasing the remains of the Roman city of Cambodunum, the predecessor of modern Kempten. Visitors can explore reconstructed foundations, a basilica, and thermal baths that reveal d

Basilika St. Lorenz

Basilika St. Lorenz in Kempten is a magnificent Baroque basilica that dominates the city's skyline with its twin onion-domed towers. Built in the 17th century, its interior dazzles with ornate stucco work, gilded altars, and a stunning fres

Bella Kleeblatt

In Kempten (Allgäu), the Stolperstein dedicated to Bella Kleeblatt serves as a small but significant marker of remembrance for a victim of the Holocaust. Placed at her former home, this brass plaque ensures her name is not forgotten amidst

Burghalde

The Burghalde refers to the ancient fortified hilltop settlement in Kempten (Allgäu), offering panoramic views and a tangible connection to medieval times. Remnants of the old castle walls and defensive structures provide a glimpse into the

Burgstall Kalbsangst

Burgstall Kalbsangst is the remains of a medieval castle site near Kempten, shrouded in local legend and mystery. The name 'Kalbsangst' (calf's fear) hints at the dramatic folklore surrounding this once-mighty fortification. Today, only sub

Claude Dornier

This memorial in Kempten honors Claude Dornier, the pioneering German aircraft designer and founder of Dornier Flugzeugwerke. A sleek metal sculpture resembling an aircraft wing or propeller blade rises from the ground, symbolizing his cont

Die Pax-Glocke - ein Denkmal für den Frieden

The Pax Bell (Peace Bell) in Kempten is a striking monument dedicated to peace, its resonant tone a powerful symbol of hope and reconciliation. Cast from melted-down weapons, the bell transforms instruments of war into a voice for harmony.

Edith Landauer

This Stolperstein in Kempten (Allgäu) commemorates Edith Landauer, marking the spot where she lived before her deportation. The small brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk serves as a daily reminder of the individuals erased by the Nazi reg

Elsa Liebenthal

Embedded in the streets of Kempten (Allgäu), the Stolperstein for Elsa Liebenthal is a quiet testament to a life cut short by persecution. This brass marker at her former residence invites pedestrians to pause and remember the individual hu

Elvira Stein

The Stolperstein for Elvira Stein in Kempten (Allgäu) serves as a humble yet powerful memorial to a victim of the Holocaust. Located at her last known address, this small brass plate ensures that her identity is preserved in the public cons

Flora-Tempel

The Flora Temple is a picturesque historic structure that blends classical architecture with natural surroundings. Dedicated to the goddess of flowers, this temple stands as a romantic tribute to nature and beauty. Surrounded by lush garden

Flüchtlingsbrunnen

The Flüchtlingsbrunnen (Refugee Fountain) in Kempten is a poignant public artwork dedicated to the plight of refugees throughout history. The fountain's design features abstract human figures huddled together, their forms emerging from flow

Forum/Basilika

The Forum/Basilika in Kempten is the site of an ancient Roman settlement, with ruins of a basilica and forum dating back to the 1st century AD. Excavations reveal the layout of a thriving Roman town, including remnants of columns and market

Franz Sperr

In Kempten (Allgäu), the Stolperstein dedicated to Franz Sperr marks the location of his final home before his tragic fate. This small brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a persistent reminder of the lives destroyed by totalitar

Gallorömischer Tempelbezirk

The Gallo-Roman Temple District is an open-air archaeological museum in Kempten showcasing the foundations of a Romano-Celtic religious complex. Visitors can walk among the outlines of several temples, including a central podium temple surr

Gertrud Liebenthal

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) marks the last voluntary residence of Gertrud Liebenthal in Kempten before her deportation. It serves as a poignant reminder of the victims of National Socialism who were murdered, expelled, or driven to

Grünschlößle

Grünschlößle, meaning 'Little Green Castle,' is a charming 18th-century manor nestled on the outskirts of Kempten. Its pale green façade and Baroque-style windows create a fairy-tale appearance against the backdrop of the Allgäu Alps. Origi

Haubenschloss

The Haubenschloss is a historic gatekeeper's lodge that once guarded the entrance to the princely estate of Kempten. Its distinctive hipped roof and Renaissance-era stonework evoke the grandeur of 16th-century Allgäu nobility. Though modest

Haus für historisches Handwerk

The Haus für historisches Handwerk in Kempten is a living museum dedicated to preserving traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, weaving, and pottery. Housed in a half-timbered building dating back to the 16th century, the museum features

Hedwig Hauser

The Stolperstein dedicated to Hedwig Hauser in Kempten commemorates her life and tragic fate under the Nazi regime. Located at her last chosen residence, this small brass plaque serves as a personal memorial amidst the urban landscape. It c

Hedwig Kohn

In the historic city of Kempten, Allgäu, a poignant reminder of the past stands as a testament to the lives lost during World War II. The Hedwig Kohn Stolperstein, a memorial stone, bears the name of a woman who lived at Klostersteige 11, d

Hofgartensaal (Ausstellungen)

Illertor

Jenisch-Haus

Julie Walter

Keck-Kapelle

Kempten-Museum im Zumsteinhaus

Kleine Thermen

Kunsthalle Kempten

Londoner Hof

Louis Victor

Marstall Kempten

Martha Kleeblatt

Mathilde Kohn

Max Schwer

Münze der Reichsstadt Kempten

Müßiggengelzunfthaus

Neubronnerhaus

Ochsenkeller

Oskar Leopold Hauser

Planting Bed with Benches (Pflanzbeet mit Bänken)

Pulvermühle

Samuel Walter

Stadtarchäologie Kempten

Stadtmodell Kempten

Stadtteilbücherei St. Mang

Tempel des Herkules

Underground art project U1

Waisentor

Willy Wirthgen

Zum Engel

Zumsteinhaus

bigBOX ALLGÄU Hotel

Erasmuskapelle

Maria Großelfinger

Memorial to the Victims of Nazi Rule

Sankt-Mang-Brunnen

Schwärzlinstor

Vorarlberger Grab

War Memorial Kempten

Burghalde-Krippe

Krankenhaus am Schwärzlesthor

Max Ritter von Mulzer / Mulzer Föhre

Memorial for the Victims of the World Wars

Former Hirschdorf Castle

Gedenkstein Dietmannsried