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The former town hall now houses the City Museum. The building dates back to the 15th century.
The City Hall, Kampen is an old city hall in Kampen, Overijssel. Both the older, Gothic portion and the newer, neo-classical building for the government offices form a Rijksmonument complex. It is used for weddings and other official proceedings. The older portion is in use as the local museum of Kampen.
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This tower equipped with carillon, built between 1648 and 1664 is an amazing sight, designed by Philips Vingboons.
Visiting is by arrangement only.
The tobacco factory De Olifant still produces cigars with 19th-century machines. Tours of the factory are available (daily except Sundays at 14:00).
The Broederkerk is a 14th-century hall church that used to belong to a Franciscan monastery and which passed into control of the Protestant in 1581. It is home to the city's Protestant community.
A city gate to the west of the old city dating back to the 1460s, also being rebuilt around 1615. The gate has four small towers on its corners.
The Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk (or Buitenkerk) is another hall church that was created due to rebuilding of a fourteenth century church. It is home to the city's Roman Catholic community.