Kempen

Geographically, the two towns are located in North Rhine-Westphalia, close to the border with the Netherlands. They are located in the middle of an idyllic landscape with meadows, fields and small rivers. The region is particularly well known for its orchards as well as its wine and beer cultivation.

Of particular tourist interest are the historic old towns of Kempen and Viersen. Here you can stroll through narrow alleys, admire old half-timbered houses or take a carriage ride. Krickenbeck Castle is also worth a visit: it was built in the 19th century and today houses a hotel as well as a restaurant.

Cultural highlights are also plentiful: In summer, there are regular concerts at the Buttermarkt or you can visit one of the many museums such as the Lower Rhine Open Air Museum or the Burg Linn Museum.

Those who like to try culinary delicacies will not be disappointed here either: The region is famous for its asparagus dishes and its apple wines. However, in the restaurants you will also find international cuisine as well as local beers to try.

For outdoor activities, the spring is particularly suitable - then the fruit trees are in full bloom! Hikes through the countryside or bicycle tours along the Rhine are also very popular. In winter, you can go ice skating in Kempen and Viersen or take a leisurely walk through the snow-covered landscape.

And what do you do when it rains? Then a visit to the cinema or one of the numerous indoor playgrounds for children is recommended.

Where is the most beautiful? It's hard to say - every place has its own charm! However, if you like shopping, you should definitely visit the Designer Outlet Roermond, which is only a short drive away.

Overall, Kempen and Viersen offer many possibilities for a varied stay as a travel destination. With this travel guide, you now have some tips at hand to plan your trip - we hope you enjoy discovering this beautiful region!