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A beautiful hike with many panoramic views. Especially lovely in winter when the fog fills the valley.

New, enlarged and beautifully designed children's playground.

Parish Church of St. Agnes, Klaus Hillside location with a distant view - there is hardly a more ideal place for a church. Like other churches in the area, the Klaus parish church of St. Agnes is perched high above the village, with a view of the Rhine Valley Oberland. Built around 1500, it has a colorful building history with several extensions and enlargements. Built in the spirit of the Gothic period, the interior of St. Agnes has its own character thanks to the many wooden elements. Instead of high vaults, you will find a ceiling clad with flat wooden panels, and the gallery is decorated with carvings. Old and new complement each other here: the altar and baptismal font are from 1971, while a figure of Mary and child dates from 1640. Text / Source: Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH, Poststraße 11, 6850 Dornbirn https://www.vorarlberg.travel/poi/klaus-pfarrkirche-heilige-agnes/

Hotel Viktor, Viktorsberg High above the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley (Vorarlberg Rhine Valley), the Hotel Viktor is located in the middle of a dreamy, idyllic mountain world high above the Alpine Rhine Valley in Viktorsberg. Today, the Hotel Viktor am Viktorsberg is an indispensable institution for people with disabilities. Text / Source: Hotel Viktor, Hauptstraße 62, 6836 Viktorsberg https://www.hotel-viktor.at/

Monastery Foundation, Viktorsberg The history of the Viktorsberg Monastery The Irish hermit Eusebius had already settled on the Viktorsberg in the 9th century. In 1384, Count Rudolf V of Montfort-Feldkirch founded a monastery of the Franciscan Minorites there, which existed for four centuries until it was abolished in 1785. After that, the monastery church became the parish church of the Viktorsberg community, and the convent building served as a village school and rectory, among other things. At the beginning of the 20th century, the state of Vorarlberg made a significant contribution to the preservation of the ensemble, as it is one of the oldest Christian settlements in Vorarlberg. Today, the former monastery is a popular seminar, event and cultural center for many guests from home and abroad in an impressive location high above the Alpine Rhine Valley. The location and the beautiful view make this monastery a very special place. Text / Source: Viktorsberg Monastery Foundation, Klosterweg 2, 6836 Viktorsberg https://www.kloster-viktorsberg.at/geschichte

Alpe Almein - A hiking paradise in Viktorsberg The Alpe Almein is a fantastic hiking destination in the idyllic community of Viktorsberg. This breathtaking alpine landscape offers hikers a variety of opportunities to explore the beauty of nature and leave the stress of everyday life behind. The Alpe Almein is located at 1060 m above sea level and has a pasture area of around 22 hectares. There are several hiking routes that lead to the Alpe. It is leased all year round and invites you to take a leisurely break. Text / Source: Bergfex at https://www.bergfex.at/sommer/viktorsberg/highlights/21462-alpe-almein/

Parish Church of Saint Victor, Viktorsberg The Viktorsberg parish church is also the monastery church of the former Minorite monastery built in 834. It is one of the oldest Christian settlements in Vorarlberg. It was founded by the Irish saint Eusebius. The saint's head was cut off with a scythe in a dispute with wicked farmers. But Eusebius gets up again, takes his head and places it on the altar of the monastery church of Saint Victor. Only then does he go to rest. This church has a history as long as the monastery. It is named after the pope and martyr Victor I, whose skull has been here as a relic since the 8th century. Text / Source: Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH, Poststraße 11, 6850 Dornbirn https://www.vorarlberg.travel/poi/viktorsberg-pfarrkirche-heiliger-viktor/

Viktorsberg Monastery Foundation The history of Viktorsberg Monastery The Irish hermit Eusebius had already settled on Viktorsberg in the 9th century. In 1384, Count Rudolf V of Montfort-Feldkirch founded a monastery of the Franciscan Minorites there, which existed for four centuries until it was abolished in 1785. After that, the monastery church became the parish church of the Viktorsberg community, and the convent building served as a village school and rectory, among other things. At the beginning of the 20th century, the state of Vorarlberg made a significant contribution to the preservation of the ensemble, as it is one of the oldest Christian settlements in Vorarlberg. Today, the former monastery is a popular seminar, event and cultural center for many guests from home and abroad in an impressive location high above the Alpine Rhine Valley. The location and the beautiful view make this monastery a very special place. Text / Source: Viktorsberg Monastery Foundation, Klosterweg 2, 6836 Viktorsberg https://www.kloster-viktorsberg.at/geschichte