Feldkirch’s famous pastries
2 min
discover feldkirch
from the inside
We will be happy to show you the most beautiful squares, the most popular cafes, the best bakeries, a club in a business centre and more. Pick your own personal highlights!
Das Feurstein – a Vorarlberg firecracker
1 min
Cocktails in the gym
4 min
Pâtisserie à la Française
2 min
Oriental Feldkirch
33 min
Finger lickin’ vegan chicken
12 min
Feldkirch’s Viennese coffeehouse
4 min
April dreams
1 min
Flying high at the Montforthaus
1 min
Blasenberg vistas
21 min
Foray into Buddhism
20 min
Where Ill and Rhine combine
4 min
An audience with a pair of Baroque donkeys
23 min
Poolbar Festival
5 min
The oldest outdoor pool in Vorarlberg
27 min
The Johanniterkirche church
1 min
Living room cinema – cinema living room
2 min
Sherlock Holmes in Feldkirch
6 min
Work hard, play hard
7 min
Saumarkt – where life’s a stage
4 min
Staying in Voralberg’s second city
Discover Feldkirch – the second-largest city in Vorarlberg – and experience all the best places it has to offer. Go below the surface and immerse yourself in its unique look and feel. Feldkirch pulls off an impressive balancing act between old world charm and modern forward-looking urban chic. From its mediaeval alleys to its numerous contemporary cultural highlights, it has something for everyone. Explore the stunning old town, enjoy specialities from the local region in cosy restaurants and soak up the lively atmosphere. Make sure that you take full advantage of all of the opportunities to discover the hidden treasures and secrets of this charming city. Enjoy your stay at the blaue rose in Feldkirch and experience unforgettable moments in Vorarlberg's second-largest city.
Blasenberg vistas
Unfortunately, we’re not a hiking guide. But what we can offer you are insider tips on where to go in Feldkirch, such as the Margarethenkapf park on the Blasenberg hill. Laid out in the 19th century, it has a fantastic viewing platform. It takes around two hours to complete the Blasenberg circuit, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. And your reward for all that hard work? Breathtaking views of the whole of Feldkirch. Send us a selfie! By the way, the name Blasenberg was first mentioned in 1514 as Plausenberg – which means something along the lines of "windy hill".
21 min
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