Bregenz Lakefront
A flat lakeside promenade along Lake Constance with views across to Switzerland and Germany. Free to walk and the starting point for the famous floating stage during the Bregenzer Festspiele.
Museum in Bregenz
Also known as KUB
Paid entryThere is an entry charge.
A striking glass and steel cube designed by Peter Zumthor, housing rotating contemporary art exhibitions. The building’s architecture alone is worth the visit from the outside at no cost.
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A flat lakeside promenade along Lake Constance with views across to Switzerland and Germany. Free to walk and the starting point for the famous floating stage during the Bregenzer Festspiele.
The Oberstadt of Bregenz is the original medieval town, perched on a hill above the modern lakeside city and enclosed by remnants of its Roman-era and medieval walls. The Martinsturm, with its enormous Baroque onion dome, is the visual anchor and houses a small local history museum.
The Pfänder rises to 1,064 meters directly above Bregenz on Lake Constance, and the four-country panorama from its summit, covering Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein in a single sweep, is one of the most compact displays of Central European geography available from any single viewpoint.
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