Kempten

　　Kempten is situated at the northern foothills of the Alps and along the Iller River in the southwest of Bavaria, serving as the city center of the beautiful Allgäu region and one of Germany’s historic ancient cities. It is a beloved and unforgettable city, brimming with vitality and an open, welcoming atmosphere that attracts countless visitors.

　　Kempten exudes harmony and Bavarian warmth all year round, taking pride in its significant artworks and rich, diverse cultural heritage. The Erasmus Church on St. Mang Square is particularly captivating, along with the Jugendstil fountain on the square, the “Red House” across from it, and St. Mang Church with its 66-meter-high tower. The Roman Museum, the Kempten Archaeological Park, and the excavation site and museum of the settlement from the time of Emperor Augustus vividly bring Kempten’s history to life. It is a beautiful city surrounded by lush greenery and enchanting landscapes, nestled within the rolling hills of the Alpine foothills, making it an ideal destination for hiking, swimming, cycling, golfing, tennis, and cross-country skiing.

　　Kempten is also a perfect shopping destination, where visitors can indulge in some well-deserved “rewards.” Specialty stores, department stores, boutiques, art galleries, and various other shops offer a pure shopping experience, complemented by cafes, ice cream parlors, bars, and restaurants that enhance your shopping trip.

　　Kempten Reason to visit: One of Germany’s historic ancient cities Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: Germany[Germany] Province/State: Bavaria [Bavaria] City: Kempten [Kempten]