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New, enlarged and beautifully designed children's playground.

A square building with holes

Here you can refresh yourself

Fun guaranteed here! Cooling off in summer and beautiful with snow and ice in winter

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/

Parish Church of St. James the Elder, Fraxern Catholic Parish Church of St. James the Elder in Fraxern Visitors to the Fraxern Parish Church can enjoy a view of the entire upper Rhine Valley. Construction of the simple church began around 1900 to replace an older building from the 17th century. The existence of a chapel from 1502 is also documented in Fraxern. The interior of St. James is impressive thanks to stained glass paintings by Leonhard Schnitzer from the Tyrolean stained glass workshop. Fidelis Rudhart created the Gothic altars. The church also houses a large number of saints, such as St. James the Elder, to whom the church was dedicated. At the cemetery below the church building you will also find a Madonna of the Protective Cloak by Fraxern sculptor Jakob Summer. Text / Source: Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH, Poststraße 11, 6850 Dornbirn https://www.vorarlberg.travel/poi/fraxern-pfarrkirche-heiliger-jakobus-der-aeltere/

A 5 x 5 meter concrete cube, the Arbogast Water House, has been standing in a valley basin in the Götzner district of Arbogast since 2003. Its walls and ceiling are riddled with 820 precisely drilled round openings - a masterpiece of engineering. When you step inside, you can see the drinking fountain, the water basin on the floor, light reflections and the surrounding nature. It is a space of peace and contemplation, a place where awareness of the life-giving, precious and at the same time endangered element of water is heightened. (Source: vorarlberg.travel/aktivitaet/wasserhaus-arbogast-goetzis/)

Beautiful, very colorful view of the gorge, especially in autumn.