Attractions around Bregenz

The waters of the Breitach rushing through a narrow gorge from some hundred meters high, partly overhanging rock walls, falls over rock ledges further into the depth and sprayed thereby … read more

Here is the lower entrance to the Breitachklamm. After walking a few meters into the gorge, you will reach the ticket booth.

The Breitachklamm is open from 9 a.m. to … read more

The view from the bridge to both sides of the Ache opens up impressive perspectives for cyclists and hikers.

Beautifully situated alpine club hut at 1,620 meters with a sensational view of the Ifen. Several terraces invite you to linger and you can order cold and warm dishes. There … read more

Not necessarily an insider tip and also a bit crowded as many people take the cable car up to the summit. In return, the installations are well developed: there is … read more

From the Fellhorn you have a super 360-degree all-round view. Actually even better than from the pulpit wall. You can discover great alpine flowers along the ridge path between Kanzelwand and Fellhorn.

Nice view of Lake Constance from the east with the island of Lindau and Bregenz.

Thousands of large and small cairns

The panorama restaurant "Kanzelwand" is located directly at the mountain station of the Kanzelwandbahn. A "must" for strudel fans and lovers of Austrian pastries! The airy, bright restaurant offers all … read more

The covered wooden bridge over Dornbirner Ache and Lustenauer Kanal is a welcome shortcut from Hard to the Rhine delta or vice versa.

The Bärgunthütte is open all year round and it's always worth it! The hut is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or 6 p.m. depending on the season (closed on Thursdays in winter).

Simply worthwhile views, in the end an almost Mediterranean flair in Bregenz.

It can be reached on foot within two hours from the center of Mittelberg. It is located at the end of the Wildental, a side valley of the Kleinwalsertal, and … read more

Accessible from both Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal, the Fiderepasshütte is located at 2,070 meters on the Austrian-German border. The DAV hut is managed and offers accommodation with up to 160 beds. … read more

The Kleinwalsertal really shows itself here from its most beautiful side. Pure nature as far as the eye can see.

Probably the most striking mountain and landmark of the Kleinwalsertal. The rock formations are very untypical for the Alpine region and are derived from the Helvetian Cretaceous. This type of … read more

Great tightrope walk with a view of both sides, sometimes excitingly narrow, but always easy to walk.

A very well-kept waterfront. A popular recreation spot for both tourists and locals.

Even for families with an attachment, the summit is very easy to climb - but be careful: the view can be obstructed quickly with clouds and thus the descent. Often … read more

Beautiful view and anticipation of the summit.