Stedelijk Museum Kampen

The Stedelijk Museum Kampen is a museum located inside the Old Town Hall of Kampen. The collection has 4 principal subjects: water, religion, justice and the House of Orange-Nassau. There are also five to six transient exhibitions on modern art a year. The unique Old Town Hall dates from round 1350. Here, from the Middle Ages until the French career justice became spoken by using magistrates and councils. The building turned into built in the Lower Rhine Gothic-fashion so characteristic of the German Hanseatic towns: a rectangular shape, simple decorations and home windows in arch niches. The constructing stood loose with an front at the south facet.

This entrance is now closed by means of the construction of the New Town Hall subsequent to it. On the south side turned into also the landing from which the metropolis government introduced choices and where criminals were provided to the humans. The permanent series of the Stedelijk Museum Kampen has 4 essential topics: water, religion, justice and the House of Orange. There are also five to 6 temporary exhibitions on modern artwork a 12 months.