Old power station - the remaining power station is a listed building and is now in private hands. It serves as a location for large events. Creative arts, including exhibitions and galleries have already established a firm foothold. In addition to this, antique and flea markets also take place.  Address: Altes Kraftwerk 1, Borken (Hessen) 

The historic town hall has been standing in this spot since 1611 and can look back on a long and varied history. Purchased from the city of Borken in 1777, the half-timbered building has served as a town hall with ballroom and Ratskeller (restaurant in the cellar of the town hall). The Stadtsparkasse (city savings bank) also had its first domicile in the rooms on the market square. In 1920 the building passed into private hands and served as a private house, a butchers and restaurant from that time on until the city finally bought it back and renovated it in the year 1993.

The Kaiserkreuz Kleinenglis is a monument of national historical importance built to commemorate Duke Frederick of Brunswick/Wolfenbüttel who was murdered here on 5th June 1400. The inscription on the cross consists of gothic minuscules which, despite numerous attempts, has still not been clearly interpreted to this day.