In Feldkirch, the future and history sit side by side. This is evident in the medieval town centre and the charming Montforthaus, the poolbar festival and Schattenburg Castle. The castles and ruins make you feel as though you’re in a fairy tale, and just a stone’s throw from the centre you can find peace and quiet, for example in the Ardetzenberg Wildlife Park or on the Stadtschrofen, which offers panoramic views of the town.
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A stroll through Feldkirch takes you past centuries-old buildings, small squares and impressive reminders of times gone by. At the same time, the town reveals its modern side: cultural venues, cosy cafés and extensive green spaces complement the historic townscape. Feldkirch thus combines history, culture and urban life in a unique way.
FAQ
What are the most beautiful sights in Feldkirch?
Among the best-known sights are Schattenburg Castle, St Nicholas’s Cathedral, the Katzenturm and the Churer Tor. The historic old town, the Liechtenstein Palace and Feldkirch Wildlife Park are also popular places to visit.
How much time should you allow for a visit to Feldkirch?
Half a day is recommended for a stroll through the old town and to the main sights. If you’d also like to visit the Schattenburg Museum or explore the wildlife park, you should allow more time.
Is it possible to explore Feldkirch on foot?
Yes, the historic old town and many of the best-known sights are close together and can easily be reached on foot. A good route for a city walk is from St Nicholas’s Cathedral, via the Katzenturm and the Liechtenstein Palace, to Schattenburg Castle.
Which attractions in Feldkirch are suitable for families?
The Schattenburg Museum, with its historic rooms and child-friendly activities, offers an insight into medieval life. The Feldkirch Wildlife Park, with its native animal species, is also a popular destination for families.
How do you get to the sights in Feldkirch by public transport?
Feldkirch is easily accessible by train and bus. From the railway station, you can walk to the old town. Most of the sights in the centre are within walking distance of one another. For destinations further afield, such as the wildlife park, you can use additional walking routes or bus services.