Bregenz is situated right on Bodensee and combines culture, history and nature in a unique way. The town captivates visitors with its historic Upper Town, modern museums, the famous lake-side stage and numerous opportunities to explore the lakeside landscape and Mount Pfänder.


Bregenz combines historic neighbourhoods with a diverse cultural offering and a unique location right on Bodensee. The winding alleyways of the Upper Town, the striking St Martin’s Tower and modern exhibition venues such as the Kunsthaus Bregenz characterise the townscape. Along the lakeside promenade, the harbour, the fishing jetty and the pier are perfect for walks by the water. The Pfänder, with its sweeping panoramic views across Lake Constance and the mountains, is also one of the city’s most famous destinations for day trips.









FAQ
What are the most famous sights in Bregenz?
The most famous sights include the Seebühne, the Martinsturm, the Kunsthaus Bregenz, the vorarlberg museum and the Pfänderbahn.
What can you do in Bregenz in a day?
A stroll through the Oberstadt, a visit to Kornmarktplatz and a detour to the lakeside promenade can easily be combined. A trip up the Pfänder is also well worth it.
What can you do in Bregenz when it’s raining?
The Kunsthaus Bregenz, the vorarlberg museum and the Landestheater offer a wide range of options for a visit in bad weather.
What are some places to visit around Bregenz?
Popular destinations include the Pfänder, the Gebhardsberg, Bodensee and the surrounding villages along the lakeshore.




