Kunsthalle Kempten

Look around at these sturdy walls. Imagine the scene back in 1788 when these walls rose from the ashes of a fire, thanks to the determination of Prince-Abbot Rupert von Neuenstein. Now, if you turn to your left, you'll see the Marstall, which was once planned as part of a grand economic complex. But what's truly captivating is how the artworks thrive in this historic setting. The blend of ancient architecture with contemporary art creates an atmosphere that's simply unique. And as you cast your eyes southeast towards the Basilica of St. Lorenz, you can almost feel the seamless connection between history and art that defines Kempten.