Barockkirche Bildstein
In the village of the same name stands the Baroque church of Bildstein, an important place of pilgrimage in the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley.
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Basilika Rankweil
The Rankweil Basilica, one of Vorarlberg’s most important places of pilgrimage, stands above the village of the same name. -
Feldkirch Schattenburg
Perched high above Feldkirch’s old town lies Schattenburg Castle, one of Vorarlberg’s most famous castles. -
Feldkirch Historische Altstadt
At the heart of Feldkirch lies its historic old town, whose medieval layout remains well preserved to this day. -
inatura
In Dornbirn, inatura invites visitors to discover nature, people and technology in a vivid way. -
Rappenlochschlucht
The Rappenloch Gorge near Dornbirn is one of Vorarlberg’s best-known natural gorges. -
Jonas Schlössle Götzis
One of Götzis’s historic buildings is the Jonas Schlössle, a small castle dating back to the early modern period, around 1584. -
Kloster Viktorsberg
Viktorsberg Monastery lies above the Rhine Valley; its history dates back to the Middle Ages. -
Kulturstadt Bregenz
On the shores of Lake Constance, Bregenz presents itself as a city of culture where contemporary art, music and historic urban development come together. -
Kulturstadt Bregenz Festspiele
The Bregenz Festival, one of Europe’s best-known music theatre festivals, takes place every year in July and August on the shores of Lake Constance. -
Palast Hohenems
Hohenems is home to Hohenems Palace, one of the most significant Renaissance buildings in Western Austria. -
Jüdisches Museum
In Hohenems, the Jewish Museum commemorates the history of what was once a significant Jewish community in the Alpine region. -
Rotes Haus
In the heart of Bregenz’s Oberstadt district stands the Rote Haus, one of the city’s most striking historic buildings.