Top Things to do In Bregenz 2021

"Lindau port is a beautiful port city on the shore of Lake Constance in Germany. There are blue lakes and many old European buildings. The harbor is full of sailing boats with raised masts and historic statues. It's really beautiful."

"The Martin Tower in Bregenz is a good place to overlook the ancient city and Lake Constance. In fact, this tower is a watchtower, and its distinctive feature is the onion-shaped spire is very special."

"The existing church was built between 1748 and 1752. The architect was a Baroque architect. You can see the beautiful Baroque interiors and huge organ box here."

"The Pfander cable car in Bregenz is a good choice to learn about the city. You can see the entire city from the top of the mountain, as well as Lake Constance. When the weather is good, you can see the three countries of Germany, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. You can take a seat in the coffee shop on foot."

"The Vaduz Castle is the Grand Duchy of Liechtenstein, or the King's Castle, in a prominent position overlooking the country, the building itself is rather low-key, often locked and heavy."

"It only takes three hours to drive from the northernmost tip of Switzerland to the southeast corner. Drive along the south bank of Lake Constance, then turn around and head south, passing through St. Gallen, Liechtenstein, Chur, and then to St. Moritz. St. Gallen’s Cathedral, a world cultural heritage site, is the most elegant church in my opinion on several trips to Europe."

"Liechtenstein has no museums or places like that, but Europe is a real mecca for paintings, with so many paintings from the past, and this small country has some excellent works, and the galleries are surprisingly large, larger than the government agencies."

"The Duke's House is directly below the Grand Duke's Castle, between the Cathedral and the National Assembly, a striking building with a square and a parliament in front, and a small place to raise the flag."

"Amazing, Kathedrale in St Gallen went in and took a look, no less shocking than when I first saw Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia... ​​​ ​​​The scenery in the German-speaking area is definitely not inferior to the French-speaking area. The key is to have a heart of appreciation. .... Fröhlich Weihnacht!"

"A very small building, contemporary design of spires, with a small square in front, no guards and no wall, a locked gate, it is not yet next to the large church, the authority of the Principality of Liechtenstein."