Regionen · Kapitel 8
Vorarlberg & Bregenzerwald
Vorarlberg, Austria's westernmost state, is a world unto itself: Alemannic instead of Bavarian, Käsknöpfle instead of Wiener Schnitzel, contemporary wooden architecture instead of Baroque churches. Between Lake Constance and the Arlberg, this small region (just under 400,000 inhabitants) combines an astonishing diversity—from the festival city of Bregenz to the architecturally pioneering Bregenzerwald, the luxury ski resorts of Lech and Zürs, and the wild Montafon.
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Bregenz & Lake Stage★★★
Bregenz (30,000 inhabitants) is the capital of Vorarlberg and is located on the eastern shore of Lake Constance, nestle…
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Bregenzerwald — Architecture & Cheese★★★
The Bregenzerwald is one of the most fascinating cultural landscapes in the Alps—and a place where tradition and modern…
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Lech am Arlberg★★★
Lech (1,450 m), together with the neighboring village of Zürs , is one of the most exclusive winter sports resorts in t…
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Montafon★★
The Montafon is a 39 km long valley in southern Vorarlberg, framed by the Silvretta Group (up to 3,312 m, Piz Buin—the…
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Lake Constance (Vorarlberg Shore)★★
Vorarlberg has only 28 km of Lake Constance shoreline —but they are well utilized. Between Bregenz in the north and Har…
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Vorarlberg Cuisine: Käsknöpfle, Riebel & More
The Vorarlberg cuisine is distinctly different from the rest of Austria—Alemannic influenced, cheese-heavy, down-to-ear…
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