술츠베르그 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

From Sulzberg, a sweeping view opens up across the Allgäu Alps and over to the Bregenzerwald. The panorama is particularly impressive on a clear day, with striking peaks and rolling hills in the foreground. An ideal spot for a short break and a great photo.

The rectory, built in 1732 in the center of Sulzberg, is a listed building and, along with the church, is a landmark of the town. An exterior renovation was carried out in 1999-2000, but no interior renovation was carried out. The building stood empty for a long time, as the parish was housed in a newer parish center.

A priest is mentioned in Sulzberg in 1396, and a parish church in 1427. From 1828 to 1829, the nave was rebuilt and expanded according to plans by Alois Negrelli von Moldelbe. It was consecrated in 1833. Restorations took place from 1875 to 1882 and again in 1950.

The three-story house with shingle cladding and a steep gable roof was built in 1732/1733.

In addition to the boardwalks, you can discover some rare plants here, including globeflowers, orchids and carnivorous plants such as sundew.

The Nagelfluh mountain chain offers breathtaking panoramic views, especially when crossing the Nagelfluh chain or on hikes along the chain. From many peaks and elevated points, you have a sweeping view of the Alpine foothills, the Allgäu Alps, and even the Alpine foothills.

Great view of the Nagelfluhkette and the Bregenz Forest.

A nice little forest playground with a shelter. One of many stations on the Grenzerpfad, which is especially recommended for children thanks to its many stations and easy access. But it also offers us adults a lot of variety 😉