Ausflugsziele in Vorarlberg

Enter a really very extraordinary world of recreation directly on Lake Constance. Picturesque alpine mountains draw a unique panorama before your eyes. Forget the stress of everyday life and immerse yourself in a paradise of warmth and water.

The generous 130,000 square metres of space that the Rheinauen along the river Rhine covers are a place where everyone can find their favourite spot even at times when the car park does seem a little crowded.

The old wooden pile dwelling is a rare sight on Lake Constance and magically attracts both the curious and bathers. It’s no wonder once they’ve discovered the wonderful sun terrace, the unique view and the sports facilities. Mili has it all – from water polo to slacklining.

Visit, wind down and let this place work its magic. The Waldsee Thermal Baths are all about the comforting warmth of spa water combined with bathing fun.

Birthday suits and seamless tans in the middle of nature. The idyll at the nudist beach in Hard appears almost endless.

There’s just one thing you won’t encounter at the Strandbad Bregenz lake-shore swimming baths: boredom. Whether it’s jumping from the jetty into the lake, venturing on to the three-metre springboard or just sliding all day – it’s all possible here.

It’s off to the Freibad Frutzau open-air swimming baths when the temperatures start climbing and it gets really hot. Guests may expect everything they could wish for from a generally enjoyable day at the baths – both in the cool water and on land.

The Schwimmbad Felsenau swimming baths has history. It has been attracting locals and visitors alike to its cool waters since 1903. Today, it uses a natural source of heat and the water is enhanced with Grander water.

The Parkbad open-air swimming baths stands for superlative bathing fun: 10-metre diving tower, 70-metre slide and 50-metre sports pool. Surrounded by shady areas, sunbathing lawn and a variety of sports, including football, volleyball, table football and table tennis.

The Spullersee is an originally natural high mountain lake in Vorarlberg. It was dammed up between 1919 and 1925 by the Austrian Federal Railways on the occasion of the electrification of the Arlberg Railway and has since been used for energy generation.