On this page, you will find an overview of facilities available at a number of cultural venues for people with disabilities:
Bregenzer Festspiele
There are several wheelchair spaces available on the "Seebühne". In this way, the Bregenzer Festspiele enables many visitors with mobility impairments to enjoy a comfortable and unrestricted cultural experience. In the Grand Hall of the "Festspielhaus", the number of wheelchair spaces has also been increased in recent years.
In the "Festspielhaus", lifts, accessible toilet facilities and a tactile guidance system in the foyer help to make attending events more accessible.
A new wireless hearing assistance system with around one hundred receivers is available to visitors at the Festspielhaus venues – from the "Seebühne" and the Grand Hall to the "Werkstattbühne" and the "Seestudio".
Tickets can be booked via the accessible online shop, by telephone or in person with personal assistance.
Festspielhaus Bregenz
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Six wheelchair spaces
- Wireless system for visitors with hearing impairments
- Disabled-accessible toilets
- All event rooms accessible via lift
- Tactile signage on handrails and lifts for the visually impaired
- Tactile guide strips on the floor
Montforthaus Feldkirch
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Induction loop system in the Main Hall and on the Gallery
- Underground car park with disabled parking spaces
- Disabled-accessible toilets
- All event rooms accessible via lifts
- Wayfinding systems for the visually impaired
- Tactile signage on handrails and lift systems
Vorarlberger Landestheater
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Induction loop system in the Main Auditorium
- Assistance dogs permitted if listed on a disability card
- Accessible toilet
Kunsthaus Bregenz
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Heavy entrance doors open outwards – there is a Klinger sign to the right of the door – staff are on hand to help
- Assistance dogs permitted
- Accessible toilet
- Guided tours for visually impaired and blind visitors
- Guided tours for deaf visitors
- Art education programmes for people with dementia
- Information available in plain language and sign language on the website
Contact: hallo@kunsthaus-bregenz.at
Accessibility information
vorarlberg museum
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Accessible website
- Accessible entrance
- Assistance dogs permitted (must be registered in a disability card)
- Special tours & offers
- Walker/wheelchair hire
- Accessible toilets
- Tactile floor markings for people with visual impairments
- Lift with Braille signage
inatura – Erlebnis Naturschau Dornbirn
Category: Mobility, Hearing, Visibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible reception
- Assistance dogs permitted if registered in a disability card
- Audio guide available via your own smartphone throughout the building
- Special tours & offers
- Walker/wheelchair hire
- Disabled parking spaces in front of the main entrance
- Accessible toilets
- Tactile paving for the visually impaired leading to the information desk
- Accessible lift with facilities for the visually impaired
Jüdisches Museum
Category: Hearing, Cognitive
- Museum housed in a listed historic building – unfortunately not wheelchair-accessible and without a lift
- No accessible toilets (located on the ground floor)
- Audio guides
- Multimedia guides
- Listening stations
- Assistance dogs permitted
- Guided tours available in simple language
Rhein-Schauen Museum und Rheinbähnle
Category: Walking
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible reception
- Assistance dogs permitted
- Wheelchair-accessible toilets
Church tours
Basilika Bildstein:
- Church tour for blind and visually impaired people
- Church tour for deaf and hard-of-hearing people
Contact: Petra Baur, petra.baur@kath-kirche-vorarlberg.at, +43 (699) 171 811 52
Pfarrkirche St. Leopold, Dornbirn-Hatlerdorf:
- Accessible tour, e.g. for older people
Contact: Monika Grabher, g_grabher@vol.at, +43 (650) 2747617
Dom St. Nikolaus, Feldkirch:
- Church tour for blind and visually impaired people, including a guided tour of the town
Contact: Gerlinde Budzuhn, gerlinde@tour-guides.at, +43 (664) 1652493









