Places & Sights in Vorarlberg
From Vienna to Vorarlberg: lakes, mountains, castles, museums and quiet spots away from the main routes. Filtered here by Vorarlberg.
Frauenmuseum Hittisau: A Unique Look at Women's History
In the Bregenzerwald, the Frauenmuseum Hittisau is Austria's only museum of its kind, exploring the cultural and social history of women in a striking wood and glass building.
inatura Dornbirn: Nature Experience Center in Vorarlberg
At the inatura nature experience center in Dornbirn, the nature of Vorarlberg becomes tangible through all the senses, from native wildlife to interactive stations for the whole family.
Kunsthaus Bregenz: A Masterpiece of Modern Architecture
Built by Peter Zumthor in 1997, the Kunsthaus Bregenz shows international contemporary art behind a translucent glass facade on the shore of Lake Constance.
Pfänder: Bregenz's Local Mountain With Views of Four Countries
The Pfänder cable car whisks visitors from Bregenz to the summit in minutes, where clear weather opens up views across Lake Constance to Germany, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.
Rappenloch Gorge: Spectacular Ravine Near Dornbirn
Narrow wooden walkways lead through Rappenloch Gorge near Dornbirn deep into a tight rock ravine, one of Vorarlberg's most striking natural spectacles.
Schattenburg Feldkirch: Where the City Began, High Above Its Rooftops
Built in the early 13th century by the Counts of Montfort, Schattenburg is one of Austria's best-preserved medieval castle complexes.
Silvretta Reservoir: High-Alpine Lake at the Bielerhöhe
Over 2,000 meters above sea level, the Silvretta reservoir sits at the Bielerhöhe, surrounded by the three-thousand-meter peaks of the Silvretta group and reached via the Silvretta High Alpine Road.
Vorarlberg Museum: A Cultural Treasure on the Bregenz Lakeshore
With its distinctive, translucent facade, the Vorarlberg Museum in Bregenz showcases the art, history, and everyday culture of Austria's westernmost state.
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