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Nature in Motionis the theme of this hike. In 1999, the village in the Bregenzerwald was affected by a gigantic landslide: on an area of around 1.6 square kilometres, the mountainsides on the Rindberg plot started moving, with 18 buildings sliding down to the valley, some houses moving from their original spot by up to 240 metres.This walk is a reminder of twhat happened, and raises awareness amongst locals and guests that they are part of nature.
Altes Rathaus
Built in 1662.
Unterstadt Rathaus
Built in 1686 and remodelled in 1898.
KUB
Frequently changing contemporary art exhibitions. The building was designed by Peter Zumthor.
Martin's Tower
Bregenz's most famous landmark, the tower features the largest onion cupola in Europe. The foundations of the building date to the late Roman period. St. Martin's Chapel (on the ground floor) can be visited for free and has medieval frescoes. Not wheelchair accessible.
formerly the Vorarlberger Landesmuseum
Modernerised and enlarged, the museum opened in June 2013, with exhibits documenting the history of Vorarlberg as well as other current themes.
Territorialabtei Wettingen-Mehrerau
A bit outside of the city, but can easily be reached by walking or cycling along the lake. The monastery has a museum with exhibits illustrating monastic life.