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Discover the secrets of Bregenz Festival! We will take you on an exciting journey right into the heart of our theatre business. Enjoy the unique opportunity to explore the world's largest lake stage by taking a look behind the scenes of the various productions and learning all about the history of Bregenz Festival!

We offer public tours from the end of May. If you want to visit us with a group, please take a look at "Guided Tours for Groups". 

DATES  3 June to 16 July 2024 - Mo, Tue, Fr at 4.00 pm | 18 July to 18 August 2024 - daily at 10.30, 11.30, 12.30 am and 1.30, 2.30, 3.30 & 4.30 pm (exception: opening day, Wednesday 17 July 2024) PRICE EUR 8.00 per person Free entry for children and students under 26 (ticket required!) LANGUAGE  German (only) DURATION 40 minutes

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You can also book your tickets by phone at +43 5574 407 6 or by e-mail . Since the number of participants is limited, we recommend booking tickets in advance.

Please note that due to safety reasons and to protect the stage, the Seebühne can only be visited with suitable shoes , i.e. closed shoes with a solid sole (no heels). The Seebühne is not fully accessible. Therefore, there is a waiting area behind the stage for wheelchair users and people with a walking aid. Due to rehearsals, construction work or inclement weather might restrict the tour. Restrictions or changes in the tour program do not entitle the ticket holder to return tickets or change to another date.

If you want to visit Bregenz Festival with a group, you need to book a specific date for the tour. Since the number of participants is limited, we reccomend booking the t0ur in advance.

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DATES 3 June 2024 - 18 August 2024 - daily 10.00, 11.00, 12.00 am and 1.00, 2.00, 3.00 & 4.00 pm (exception: opening day, Wednesday 17 July 2024) PRICE 8.00 per person CHILDREN/STUDENT (<26 years) GROUPS  free of charge (please book by e-mail or by phone) LANGUAGES German, Englisch, French, Italian DURATION 40 Minutes

SMALL GROUPS of less than 20 people pay a fixed price of EUR 160. If you wan to visit us with a small group please contact us by phone at +43 5574 407 6 or by e-mail. 

PLEASE NOTE that due to safety reasons the group size is limited to 25 people per guide. If there are more than 25 people in a group, an additional guide is needed. Always communicate the total number of participants (including the group's guids, bus drivers etc.) when you book a tour.

More information about tours from September to May can be found here .

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Things to do in bregenz, austria + (our 1 day itinerary).

Last updated: 25 June 2023

Bregenz is the capital of the mountainous state of Vorarlberg in Austria. Situated on the western tip of Austria, Bregenz lies at the foot of Pfänder, the most famous lookout point of the region, and has a front row seat on the south-eastern shores of Lake Constance, Europe’s third-largest freshwater lake. 

The Romans conquered the Alpine region in 15 BC with the small town of Brigantium established along the river, though officially the founding of Bregenz dates back to around 1250.

There are tonnes of things to do in Bregenz so use this one day in Bregenz itinerary to get you started, though you may find that one day is simply not enough. 

MORNING  | ARRIVAL & CHECK IN

Vorarlberg has an efficient, and inexpensive public transit system. As big fans of road trips, one way to navigate this area would be by car, but for the purposes of this itinerary we’re opting for a more sustainable method, arriving by train into the main station of Bregenz and doing the rest on foot.  

Arriving by Train? 

Confusingly, there is also another station with a similar name, Bregenz Hafen (Bregenz Port/Harbour). If you’re staying closer to the lighthouse (Leuchtturm), or the marina, then this stop may be closer and save you some time. 

The first thing you want to do for your one day in Bregenz is get to your accommodation, drop your bags and make a beeline for the city centre to get your bearings. 

DAY TIME | BREGENZ CITY FAMILIARISATION

I’m a big fan of starting off any visit with a walking tour. You can self guide around Bregenz, below you will find some recommendations which may be of interest, alternatively, join a private or small group walking tour , or guided city tour , to make the most of your visit. 

During the Festive season, the city’s night watchman guides visitors around the medieval city centre.  Check with the local tourist information centre at Rathausstraße 35a, for more information. Check their opening hours prior to visiting as they’re often closed on public holidays. 

Find out more about Bregenz’s night watchmen and register to take a tour.

A self guided tour of Bregenz should include the medieval city centre:

Ehre-guta square.

Named after a local legend, Guta, who saved the town from attack by the Appenzeller. If you’re visiting in winter, keep an ear out at 9pm when the night watchmen call out “Ehreguta” to honour her courage and keep the story alive.

Take a stroll up Meissnerstiege to see the Deuring Schlossle, a beautiful manor home which was formerly a luxury hotel. Now only visible from the outside, take a minute to awe at the Baroque tower that is said to have inspired paintings by Turner and Schiele.

The Old Town Hall

The Old Town Hall is the city’s largest half-timbered house. In a former life, it was the administrative home of the city until the 19th Century.

Today it’s used by private residents.

The Martinstrurm (St. Martin’s Tower)

This well-preserved Baroque tower with a chapel, 14th-century Gothic frescoes, and roof in the shape of an onion is the largest of its kind in Europe. 

It was constructed on the original site of a factory which stood at the time the city was founded c. 1250. 

If your visit to Bregenz falls between May-October, you’re in for a treat and able to explore the tower on the inside. 

Be sure to climb as high as you can for a picturesque panorama over Bregenz and the Oberstadt, the mountains, Pfänder, and Lake Constance from the window gallery.

Walk the Explorers Trail in Bregenz

The city has put together a one-hour walking trail along Stadtsteig which takes visitors up the incline to the Upper Town (Oberstadt) along quaint cobbled streets, past the medieval city walls, the monastery Thalbach, and the parish church of St Gallus. 

Take some time to explore the boutiques, cafes, and galleries stocked with unique pieces by local artists before making your way back to the town centre. 

Tip: At this intersection there’s a quaint local water fountain with potable water to refill your water bottle.

MID MORNING | LAKE CONSTANCE

If the weather is fine, do as I did, and jump at the opportunity to spend some time on the water.  

One way to explore is on two wheels.  With well developed bike lanes, there is the opportunity to get some exercise and fresh air along one of the most popular routes, from Bregenz to the cities of Lindau and Friedrichshafen in Germany. 

Note: the full route is 36km which was too far for this writer. A good alternative is to ride one way and make use of the boat service operated by Vorarlberg Lines to take you back across the Lake to your starting point.

It is possible to stand-up paddleboard on the lake, or for a more relaxed activity, I can recommend the peddle-boats around the bay area.  For larger groups, up to six, electric boats are also available. 

Keen to swim in Lake Constance? 

There are public swimming pools (Strandbad) with paddling pools for small children, with slides, and 400m of shoreline. 

LUNCH | MARKET 

Frequented by locals to source high quality produce for their kitchens, Bregenz is home to a lively weekly market with vendors selling fresh ingredients from across the region. 

Vendors are friendly and hospitable, many of whom speak English. 

For 2022, the Züg & Sacha series will be operating at the Kornmarktplatz in Bregenz where visitors can procure local artistry, regional delicacies and wine, and sustainable products directly from the producer.

– ALTERNATIVE – 

If a sit-down meal with a view to die for is more your thing, head to Pier69 on the waterfront of Lake Constance. 

Watch as the boats which travel across the Lake dock, keen cyclists and joggers exercise along the promenade while you dine amidst the nautical theme and casual fine dining atmosphere. 

Staff are friendly and seemingly bilingual. Everything on the menu was mighty tasty but you can’t go past the regional delicacy of Kässpätzle , served with crispy roasted onions.

AFTERNOON | CULTURE – YOUR CHOICE! 

Kunsthaus bregenz.

Culture vultures and lovers of modern art should head to Kunsthaus Bregenz, one of Europe’s leading galleries for contemporary art. 

With its translucent glass facade, juxtaposed against the older nearby buildings, the KUB as it’s known, is one of Bregenz’s newer funkier landmarks. 

Designed by internationally renowned Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, who won the Mies van der Rohe Award and the Pritzker Prize, the KUB opened in 1997. It has fast become one of the town’s most important cultural attractions with the rotating exhibitions featuring outstanding contemporary art attracting visitors from all over the world.

Exhibitions rotate regularly so do check the website before visiting if there’s something specific you wish to see.

Tips: 

• Closed on Mondays
• Free entry every first friday of the month

Bregenz Festival

Visiting Bregenz in summer? 

Be sure to grab tickets and discover the Bregenz Festival.

A cultural highlight of the summer since 1946, the Bregenzer Festspiele, as it’s known locally, is an operatic performance of epic proportions running on a bi-annual cycle, which sees Bregenz transform into a mini Hollywood on water. 

Floating elegantly on the third-largest freshwater lake in Central and Western Europe, is the world’s largest floating stage, Seebühne. At the third International Opera Awards ceremony in London in April of 2015, Bregenz Festival won in the category Festival of the Year honouring it as the best music theatre festival.

This internally renowned festival, sees some 200,000 visitors annually travelling from across Europe and the world to see the theatrical masterpieces performed here. Previous shows have included Rigoletto, Carmen, and West Side Story.

If you’re reading this and thinking ‘wow this all looks so familiar’, it may be because you recognise this set from the 2008 James Bond hit Quantum of Solace in which 007 chases villains across the floating stage.

At the time of visiting, crews were breaking down the stage, making way for the next production. If you’re curious to see the current state of the stage, you can check the webcam feed online.

For summer 2022, the show is one of Puccini’s most popular and best-loved operas Madam Butterfly (Madama Butterfly). 

More information & tickets 

SUNDOWN | SUNSET STEPS

End your day in Bregenz as you watch the sun sink into Lake Constance. Pack a picnic, rest your tired feet in the water as it laps at the steps and unwind with this jaw-dropping view.

DINNER | WEISS

This hip restaurant, and bar should be your destination for dinner. 

Serving up locally-sourced ingredients of the best quality, many of the staff are Bregenzerwald-locals such as the owner Milena Broger, who is one of the youngest top chefs in all German-speaking countries.

The address has a long-standing tradition as a restaurant, and the name Weiss is a throwback to its heritage.

In short, the appetisers are spectacular, as are the creative seasonal cocktails. Time-permitting, the 10 course tasting menu is well worth the money.

• Order the Vodka Beets cocktail
• Book a table in advance via their website

MORE THINGS TO DO IN BREGENZ (IF YOU HAVE TIME)

Karren cable car.

Ok, so it’s technically not Bregenz, (it’s within the bounds of Dornbirn, Vorarlberg’s biggest city), but despite that, I think it’s worthy of inclusion in this list.

On a clear day, mountain peaks, the Rhine Valley, and the grandeur of Lake Constance is visible from the top, making it a popular lookout point. A gateway for many beautiful hiking trails which have their starting point here, or the non-hikers can do as I did and enjoy the panorama from the selfie spot and watch the sun set. There’s also a restaurant in the sky at 976 metre above sea level, which offers spectacular views from its terrace.

Lange nacht der museen (Long Night of Museums)

A cultural event in which museums and cultural institutions open late into the evening for one night only. Visitors purchase a pass which grants access to numerous museums in Vorarlberg and the surrounding area with one ticket. 

Bregenz last participated on 2 October 2021. It’s expected to return in 2022. If you’re interested, it’s best to keep an eye on this website as more information becomes available.

WHERE TO STAY IN BREGENZ

There are plenty of places to stay in Bregenz , many of which are located along the waterfront, promenade and in the Lower Town (Unterstadt) around Kornmarktplatz.

With such a well organised transit system, it is possible to stay out of Bregenz in places such as Dornbirn and travel into Bregenz by train for the day. 

If that suits you, we recommend Hotel Katharinenhof in Dornbirn as a good option. 

If you’re headed to Bregenz, or perhaps you have just been, do let us know your highlight of the city by leaving a comment, or use the hashtag #ComeRoamWithUs to stay connected on social media. 

Thank you to Bodensee-Vorarlberg Tourist Board for their support during this trip inconjunction with Captivate.

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Free Walking Sightseeing Tours in Bregenz, Austria

Guided sightseeing tours.

Book guided sightseeing tours and activities in Bregenz.

Explore Bregenz in Austria with one of our free walking tours . Click on a marker on the map to get started and view details about the tour. Below is an overview of the sightseeing tours. One tour is available in Bregenz, Austria.

Self-guided Tour #1

• Maria Hilf Kirche
• Seebühne Bregenz
• vorarlberg museum
• Kunsthaus Bregenz
• Nepomukkapelle
• Herz Jesu-Kirche
• Martinsturm Bregenz
• Schmalstes Haus Europas
• Künstlerhaus - Palais Thurn-und-Taxis

Why Visit Sights? Self-guided sightseeing tours are a free and safe alternative to bus tours. You can explore Bregenz at your own pace, any time! Do something good for your health by walking.

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1. Private Daytrip by Car to Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria & Swiss

2. Trip to 4 Countries: Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Switzerland

3. Private Tour around Lake Constance in just one day including pick up from any hotel

4. Explore the Säntis Panorama (2502 m) and Appenzell incl. Swiss Chocolatier

5. Private Guided Day Trip to Castle Neuschwanstein incl. Carriage Horse Ride

6. Private full day Switzerland and Austria bike tour from Lindau

7. Vacation at Lake Constance 1 week almost all inclusive with excursions and tour guide

8. Discover Lindau Island and the Highlights of Bregenz in one day !

9. Bregenz - Historic Guided walking tour

10. Bregenz Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

11. Surprise Walk of Bregenz with a Local

12. Day tour Insel Lindau with city tour and Bregenz floating stage & cable car Pfänder

13. Guided Bike Tour Lake Constance Cycle Path incl Bregenz Stage & Pfänder Mountain

14. Private tour of the island of Lindau with a guided tour of the Bregenz floating stage and the Pfänder cable car

15. Private photography at Lake Constance or in the Alps

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Canyoning for Kids and Families in Füssen, Germany

Traditional Alpine and Austrian Cooking Class in Rankweil

Whispers of Love Feldkirch Romance Tour

Discover Feldkirch City’s Secrets Walking Tour

Canyoning adventures in the Lech Valley from Hägerau

St. Anton am Arlberg to Innsbruck Airport(INN)-Departure Transfer

Innsbruck Airport (INN) to Silvretta Arena - Round-Trip Transfer

Silvretta Arena to Innsbruck Airport (INN) - Departure Transfer

Majestic Christmas Walking Tour in Feldkirch

Feldkirch Family Adventure Walking Tour

Magic Christmas Tour in St. Anton am Arlberg

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15 Best Things to Do in Bregenz (Austria)

Bregenz is the capital of the Vorarlberg state in western Austria and lies on the shores of the immense freshwater body, Lake Constance (Or Bodensee in German). This charming town has many fantastic sights and a great deal to offer in terms of tourism and activities.

From the wonderful promenade, to the intriguing Vorarlberg Museum there is something for everyone and the favourable summer climate makes Bregenz a premier tourist destination to explore Lake Constance or even as a base to explore the wider region.

Lets explore the best things to do in Bregenz :

This mighty mountain towers over the town of Bregenz and is a popular tourist destination throughout the region.

The Pfander is reached by the amazing cable car aptly named the Pfanderbhan and is part of what makes the mountain so special – Ascend in the cable cars and see the scenery unfold beneath you and when you eventually get to the top, take in the fantastic views of the epic landscapes that confront you.

Not only can you enjoy the jaw dropping views, there is also an Alpine Park, many hiking trails and a restaurant.

2. Bregenz Promenade

This enchanting promenade by the edges of Lake Constance is a fantastic place to take a walk at any time of the day really – In the morning watch the sun coming up and see the locals having a jog or walking their dogs, or in the evening mingle among the tourists and stroll in the moonlight.

You can watch the various boats and ferries arriving in the harbour, maybe have a drink in one of the cafes, or even be adventurous and hire a paddle boat.

No matter how long or short your stay is at Bregenz, you can’t pass p at least one walk down this wonderful place.

3. Lake Constance

Lake Constance, also known as Bodensee is the third largest fresh water lake in Europe and has parts in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

The river Rhine flowers into the lake and it serves as a major water source for parts of Western Germany.

As one of the largest lakes in Europe, there are countless towns to visit that lie on this body of water and with three different countries cultures and identities, endless touristic opportunities.

Bregenz is one of the major cities located on the lake so it has great access and transport links.

4. Vorarlberg Museum

Right in the centre of Bregenz, next to the train station and only a few minutes’ walk from the promenade, the Vorarlberg Museum is in  a prime location.

The structure has a contrast of modern and classical architecture with a white washed bottom level complete with many windows, while the top section is an imposing concrete square with a huge glass window on one side.

Inside the museum there are great collections from the Vorarlberg region specialising in archaeology, history and folklore.

5. Fort Heldsberg

Part of the extensive Swiss borderline defensive network that was used as a defensive bulwark against the ever growing power of the Axis Powers in 1939, For Heldsberg is a prominent reminder of what was involved during that bloody time period.

This particular fortification at Heldsberg was meant to provide defence against advancing forces on the Rhine and Lake Constance.

What remains of the defence station is now a museum and you can explore the bunker and tunnel network as well as learning about the history of its construction, all of which are complemented by various artefact displays from the era – Heldsberg is a truly interesting place to understand some history from WW2.

6. St. Martins Tower

The striking onion domed tower has come to represent Bregenz and is one of the towns historic symbols.

This 14th century chapel and tower is a quiet and modest place to visit.

On an elevated position in Bregenz when you go up to the top of the wonderful onion domed tower, you can have great views of the town and countryside.

Inside the chapel there are some old frescos and art work – While not overly elaborate, it is still an interesting and thought provoking place to see.

7. Bregenz Festival

This marvellous performing arts festival is held annually in July and August and is a major event in the calendar of Bregenz and Austria.

The festival has been held ever since 1946 and has developed over the years to what it is today.

There are several different venues including the floating stage and barges surrounded by amphitheatres, and theatres where operas are performed.

The most prominent contributor to the festival is the world-renowned Vienna Symphony Orchestra who performs every year.

If you happen to be in Bregenz during the months of the festival you should definitely get tickets for one of the performances – The quality is fantastic.

8. Rappenlochschlucht

Deep in the countryside around 30 minutes’ drive to the south east of Bregenz, the Rappenlochschlucht is an area of natural beauty and one of the largest canyons in Europe with several waterfalls and walking trails to enjoy.

In 2011, the canyon was no longer accessible due to a landslide however it is reopen again and the walkways that wind through the canyon have been maintained and improved.

Enjoy the spectacular formations of the rocks in the canyon, see walk on footbridges that hang over the running water, and see the amazing waterfalls in their full might.

While the hiking involved can be strenuous at times, the Rappenlochschlucht should be manageable for everyone and is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the Austrian countryside.

9. Schattenburg Castle

This fine medieval castle has stood in the small village of Feldkirch since the 1100’s and has been owned by many Austrian’s in a position of power including the Habsburgs.

The castle sits high on a hill in the centre of the village and is easily recognisable, it has many quaint features remaining such as the wooden beams and gates and iron cross work window frames.

Inside the castle is the Schattenburg museum and also a restaurant with authentic Austrian cuisine, and the village of Feldkirch has a certain charm about it and is a lovely place to walk around.

10. Boat tour on Lake Constance

What is a better way to see the marvellous Lake Constance than to take a boat trip on this beautiful body of water? There are several ferries that can transport you from one city to another and while you are transported you can go out on deck and enjoy the amazing scenery of the lake.

Also, there are several different tour providers who operate on Lake Constance and offer different cruise packages to suit your style.

11. St. Gallus Church

This imposing parish church is on an elevated position in Bregenz so can easily be spotted much like St. Martins Tower.

Parts of the church date back to the 14th century and the artwork in interior is really detailed and admirable.

Pink marble and white stucco is featured throughout the building and there are numerous paintings on display as well as the ornate main altar.

12. Try traditional Austrian Cuisine at the Goldener Hirschen

Austrian cuisine is well known to be homely, hearty and filling, with typical dishes like the Tiroler Grostl (A Bacon, onion and potato fry-up), the Styrian Pot Roast or the Tafelspitz (Boiled Veal). What better way to sample some authentic Austrian culture than to have some traditional food at one of many restaurants in Bregenz.

The Goldener Hirschen is one of the finest restaurants in Bregenz and offers traditional Austrian cuisine at a reasonable price, the atmosphere is also pleasant and there is a garden to enjoy a drink in.

13. Lindau town on Lake Constance

Lindau is both an Island and a small town on the east coast of Lake Constance and is an enchanting place to visit, just 10 minutes’ drive from Bregenz.

Accessible on land by a single strip of land and road that runs into the island, the only other way is by boat.

This small town is historic in its own right and has many churches and old buildings to look around.

Furthermore the harbour has an old lighthouse and is a sublime place to watch the world go by or enjoy a meal in one of the restaurants on the promenade.

The style of the architecture and the great views of Lake Constance make Lindau a must see if you are stopping in Bregenz.

14. Kunsthaus Bregenz

The other of Bregenz’ major museums (The other being the Vorarlberg Museum), the Kunsthaus museum is a contemporary art exhibition and showcases various art displays from around the world.

As one of the leading contemporary arts galleries in Europe, the museum has a high reputation and its Austrian themed exhibitions have come to represent the culture and identity of the Vorarlberg region.

If you are an art lover or appreciate any form of contemporary art, the Kunsthaus will be well worth your time.

15. Enjoy a local drink at the Weinstube Kinz bar

Aside from dining on the local cuisine; why not sample the local tipple at one of the traditional and local bars in Bregenz? While there are many modern and fashionable bars in the town like the beach bar or Lowlife, the Weinstube Kinz has a traditional style and atmosphere and serves many local wines and beers and also appetisers like cheese and meat platters.

Located a couple of minutes’ walk from the promenade, this bar is in a perfect location so don’t forget to drop in for a glass or two!

15 Best Things to Do in Bregenz (Austria):

• Bregenz Promenade
• Lake Constance
• Vorarlberg Museum
• Fort Heldsberg
• St. Martins Tower
• Bregenz Festival
• Rappenlochschlucht
• Schattenburg Castle
• Boat tour on Lake Constance
• St. Gallus Church
• Try traditional Austrian Cuisine at the Goldener Hirschen
• Lindau town on Lake Constance
• Kunsthaus Bregenz
• Enjoy a local drink at the Weinstube Kinz bar

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By Vicky · Published Oct. 18th, 2022 · Updated Nov. 22nd, 2022

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Follow this walking tour around Bregenz, a cute town on the edge of Lake Constance with museums, views and a cable car up the local mountain.

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This walk starts from the tourist information office in the centre of Bregenz, near the two main museums and the central square of town.

Bregenz Walking Tour Map

Get the route by downloading the .gpx or .kml file below. For navigation with Maps.me on your mobile phone, simply download the .kml file and open to add it to the Maps.me bookmarks.

Tips for Bregenz Walking Tour

• It’s best to visit Bregenz in clear weather, else you won’t be able to enjoy the lakeside views.
• For good exercise, hike up the nearby Pfänderbahn Trail for incredible views.
• For a gentler stroll, check out the Lindau Four Hills Walk or walk around the historic city of nearby Lindau .
• Check out other walks on our Germany Hiking Page .

Top Sights in Bregenz

On this self-guided walking tour you’ll see the main sights and attractions of Bregenz. Half a day to one day is the perfect amount of time to spend in Bregenz .

• Upper Town of Bregenz
• Volralberg Museum
• Kunsthaus Bregenz
• Bregenz Harbour
• Lake Promenade
• Pfänderbahn

Bregenz Walking Tour Route

This walking tour starts from Bregenz tourist office. It’s open weekdays 9am-6pm and Saturdays 9am-12pm.

Directions: From the tourist office, head into the main square and continue up the road beyond. In the next, smaller square, head slightly right and continue walking along the road up the hill to the Old Upper Town of Bregenz.

1. Upper Town of Bregenz

The upper town of Bregenz is the oldest part of the city. There’s a historic city gate at the entrance, Inside is probably the most delightful part of Bregenz, so definitely worth the short walk up. To the left at the entrance is Martinsturm.

Martinsturm

Key Information: Open May-Oct, Tue-Sun, 10am-6pm. Tickets cost € 4/1.50 per adult/child.

Martinsturm, or Martin’s Tower ( Website , Tripadvisor Reviews *), is an old tower and the symbol of the city. The history of the tower starts in 1250, when a warehouse was built into the city walls. The tower was later extended, even including a little chapel in the 14th century. There are exhibits inside about the history of Bregenz (German only) and you can also enjoy a panorama over the town and lake below.

Other Buildings in the Upper Town

As you walk around the old upper town of Bregenz, make sure to head to the far end to see the Altes Rathaus , a beautiful, large half-timbered building. Back towards the front is the Deuringschlössle , a three-storey manor house dating from the 14th/15th century. You can actually see this better later on during the walking tour.

Directions: Leave Bregenz Old Town by walking down Meißnerstiege, a small lane to the left of the Deuringschlössle which heads underneath a pretty bridge. Head out to the main road and left.

Walking down from the Old Town

Just before Thalbach Monastery turn right and up some steps to St. Gallus Church . This is a big church with a little garden and some views of the old town.

Directions: Continue walking out the far side of the church and turn right on the road that bends around the corner. Head up onto the path by the left side of the road.

The Capuchin Monastery is now on your left, with the best views of the Old Town and the Deuringschlössle to your right. Head left on the path around the church, along the little lane and right into Thurn and Taxis Park . There are some really beautiful trees in this park!

Directions: Leave the park in the righthand corner and down a lane to a main road. Head right at the road and then left at the T-junction on Kirchstraße.

Walk along Kirchstraße , a cute street with little shops and cafes. Don’t forget to look out for the smallest house in Europe (57 cm wide) at Number 29. Soon you’ll be back in a square in the centre of town, and the main shopping area.

Directions: Head down the street, then right towards where you started to visit the museums.

2. Vorarlberg Museum

Key Information: Open Tue-Sun, 10am-6pm (until 8pm on Thursdays) and on Mondays that are public holidays. Tickets are €9 per adult with slight reductions for seniors and youths – under 19 are free.

The Vorarlberg Museum ( Website , Tripadvisor Reviews *) is located between the inner city and the lake. The current building was designed and reopened in 2013 and has won several prizes for its architecture. The design is somehow inspired by Roman Pots from the museum’s collection, though it’s slightly hard to see the link.

Vorarlberg is the westernmost province of Austria and this museum presents its history, culture and geography with over 150,000 artefacts. There are some English descriptions, though not all objects have an English caption. However, most of the museum’s staff are happy to talk to you about the objects in English. There’s a great viewpoint from the panoramic windows on the top floor.

Directions: Just past the Vorarlberg Museum is the distinctive building of the Kunsthaus Bregenz.

3. Kunsthaus Bregenz

Key Information: Open Tue-Sun, 10am-6pm (until 8pm on Thursdays). Tickets are €11 per adult with slight reductions for seniors and youths – under 19 are free.

The Kunsthaus Bregenz building is designed to reflect the changing lights and colours of the day as they reflect off the translucent glass facade. Inside are constantly rotating exhibits of contemporary art from around the world.

Directions: Head towards the lake. Turn slightly left at the main road to cross it and the railway beyond. Then walk right to explore the waterfront.

4. Bregenz Harbour

Bregenz Harbour offers great views over the lake and cute boats bobbing in the water. In Roman times, Bregenz was an important place, and still an important place for trade on the lake later on. The harbour at Bregenz was first mentioned in 1294 though now there are some very modern features. The Molo is a pair of newly designed lighthouses, very minimalistic. The park area and steps here are popular spots for sunsets over the lake.

Directions: Walk back from the Molo and continue along the lakefront.

5. Lake Promenade

There are more good views from the lakeside promenade. Look out for Fisher’s Pier , a cute old white pier built in 1902. In 1922 it became a launch site for seaplanes, and now it’s a posh bar in the evenings. As you walk around the little harbour area you can see Bregenz Lake Stage ( Website ) in the distance. In summer, operas are performed on this stage, floating over the lake waters, during the Bregenzer Festspiele, or Bregenz Theatre Festival.

Directions: From here, return to the main square. To get to the Pfänderbahn lower cable car station, head out of the far side of the square towards the mountains. Wind your way through the streets and you will reach the cable car station.

6. Pfänderbahn

Key Information: Open every day 8am-7pm. Tickets are €14.20/8.20 for a return/one-way trip.

One of the most popular things to do in Bregenz is to take the Pfänderbahn, or Pfänder Cable Car, up to the top of a mountain for amazing views over Lake Constance and the Alps. If you want some good exercise, a nice alternative is to hike up and down the Pfänderbahn . This route takes you up through forests and fields, with lovely trees and some nice views of the lake.

Best Places to stay in Bregenz

Budget: Hotel Ibis Bregenz * is a decent hotel in the middle of Bregenz with clean bright rooms and a quiet location.

Comfort: Grand Hotel Bregenz * is a modern hotel with a central location and everything you need for a stay in Bregenz.

This is the end of the Bregenz Walking Tour. If you want to get out on the lake, head back to the harbour and take a boat trip. The Voralberger Lines have hour-long tourist trips on the lake for roughly €13.60 per adult. Alternatively, you can catch a ferry to Lindau or further afield.

For a gentle countryside stroll nearby, check out the Lindau Four Hills Walk or walk around the historic city of nearby Lindau . If you’re looking for more walks and hikes, see our Germany hiking page .

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Oh, Bregenz! You really captured us with your beauty and charm. We’ve had the pleasure of visiting Vorarlberg’s state capital on two occasions now. In this blog article, we want to share with you our personal travel tips for Bregenz .

Every year, there is a big festival hosted by Bregenz, right on the lake front. It’s so well known that this annual festival often comes up when talking about Bregenz. It goes without saying that we certainly couldn’t miss the spectacular opera performance ourselves. So we share our experiences and impressions of the Bregenz Festival later in this article.

What else can you do in Bregenz apart from the festival? Read on to find out some of the most beautiful sights we visited and our personal highlights.

1. Travel Guide: Top Things to See and Do in Bregenz

2. the bregenz festival: tips and info, 3. best cafes and restaurants in bregenz, 4. hotel recommendations in bregenz.

Oberstadt – aka. the Upper Town of Bregenz

The Oberstadt is a maze of historic streets , and named rather appropriately too, as this upper part of Bregenz is slightly elevated. We can definitely recommend a walk through this part of Bregenz.

The Upper Town is surprisingly tranquil with the tourist bustle from the lakeshore muffled by distance. If you walk through the Upper Town, then you will notice that there are very few restaurants or shops – but lots of pretty, cobblestone streets and historic timber-framed houses instead.

Attractions in the Oberstadt (Upper Town)

Although the Oberstadt (Upper Town) is already an attraction in itself, there are a few specific places that we would highly recommend you to stop by. First on the list would be the view from Martinsturm Tower (admission: 3.50 Euro). The Martinsturm is the landmark of Bregenz and also home to a museum. It’s well known for its fantastic view over Bregenz and Lake Constance from the last floor.

From Kirchstraße, you also get a great view of the Oberstadt (Upper Town), as well as the very pretty Deuringschlössle (a small castle). You can reach Kirchstraße from the Oberstadt (Upper Town), by simply following the Meißnerstiege and then you’ll pass the parish church of St. Gallus. If you keep going down the Kirchstraße, then you will also reach the narrowest house in Europe (Kirchstraße 29), before finding yourself again in modern Bregenz.

Bregenz Lakeside and Harbour

When you’re in Bregenz, it’s almost impossible not to find yourself by the waterfront on multiple occasions. Here is where you will find the main attraction of the city during festival periods: the magnificent stage situated on the lake. (We’ll share more about that in the next section about the Bregenz Festival).  

Of course, there are other things to see by the lakeside too. The Fischersteg is also a popular photo spot. This white pavilion actually houses a bar and on a nice day, you can enjoy a glass of Prosecco and watch the sunset.

Speaking of sunset : Bregenz comes with the bonus of facing the north west, which means beautiful sunset evenings on the shores of Lake Constance. Get an ice cream and then walk east along the lakeshore to the Sunset Steps – known as Molo to the locals. From there you have the best sunset view in summer.

Kunsthaus Bregenz – Art Gallery

You simply cannot pass through Bregenz without a visit to the Kunsthaus Art Gallery ! The impressive Kunsthaus Bregenz houses a collection of international contemporary art and in our opinion, is simply a must when visiting the state capital.

Since the exhibitions changes from time to time, we can’t say too much about the content – because it’s almost certain that you’ll be seeing a different exhibition than we did. Just let yourself be surprised by whatever it will be. We really enjoyed our visit on both occasions we were there – which says a lot, because usually we rarely find ourselves in museums.

Information about the Kunsthaus Bregenz

Address: Karl-Tizian-Platz, 6900 Bregenz Admission: 11 Euro (combined ticket with Vorarlberg Museum 17 Euro)

Vorarlberg Museum

As mentioned, we are not huge on spending time in museums. However, we think that the Vorarlberg Museum in Bregenz is definitely worth seeing, even if just for the architecture alone. The new museum building was opened in 2013 and we honestly found it very impressive.

The Vorarlberg Museum shows both the history and the modern present of Vorarlberg and is larger and more extensive than we expected. Perfect activity for a rainy day. Small photo tip : you can get a really amazing view of Lake Constance through the panoramic window on the 4th Floor.

Information about the Vorarlberg Museum

Address: Kornmarktplatz 1, 6900 Bregenz Admission: 9 Euro (combined ticket with Kunsthaus Bregenz 17 Euro)

View from the Pfänder Summit

The Pfänder is the local mountain of Bregenz , which rises above the city on the eastern shores of Lake Constance. From the top, you are rewarded with a fantastic view of Lake Constance and Bregenz. Of course you can also hike up the Pfänder yourself, but most people (like us), will opt to go up with the famous Pfänderbahn.

In just 6 minutes, you go from the Old Town of Bregenz to the mountain station at over 1000 meters above sea level . Once at the top you can either enjoy a nice drink or you can do a little hike.

Small drawback: If you’re hoping to catch the sunset from the mountain top during summer, then you should best prepare to go back down by foot, as the last train departs the mountain station at 7pm. However, you can also request (for a fee of 68 Euros per half hour), to depart later in the evening.

Information about the ride on the Pfänderbahn

Address of the Station : Steinbruchgasse 4, 6900 Bregenz Price for return journey: 13,90 Euro

Stand Up Paddling on Lake Constance

Our visit to Bregenz was made all the more memorable with an exciting “first time” experience . Until then we had never been on a stand-up paddle (SUP) board before. (Apart from Romeo’s short experience in France .)

Lake Constance seemed more than inviting for a first timer. Although a bit shaky at first, we got the hang of the movement fairly quickly. Overall, being on the SUP board was much more exhausting than we had expected, because it requires a lot of muscle work to keep your balance.

Alex, our guide and founder of Ländle SUP , also provided us with some helpful tips to save us from tumbling into the water. We would recommend doing a SUP tour either early in the morning or later in the afternoon, when the lake is at its quietest.

If you visit Bregenz during the summer months, then you will most likely hear about the Bregenz Festival . Between mid-July and mid-August, the famous floating stage turns into an important venue for the festival and attracts a huge number of visitors from all around! (An astounding 7,000 guests gather around to watch from the stands.)

They create a new performance sequence every two years. So as in 2019 was the first year of Giuseppe Verdi’s Rigoletto , that means it will be performed again in 2021. (In 2020, the Bregenz Festival has been cancelled due to Covid.)

Rigoletto was the first opera that the both of us ever seen performed, and it was made all the more special that it was here at the Bregenz Festival. As opera amateurs, we cannot provide much insight or comparison on this matter. However, we can confirm that the performance was so spectacularly performed that we never got bored during the entire two hours of show time. We would even go as far as to recommend this to those who have never seen or have no idea about operas.

Tip: See the Lake Stage / Backstage Tour

The floating stage is actually open and freely accessible to the public during the day. Even if you do not have tickets for the performance, you can always have a (free) peek at the spectacular stage.

However, a backstage tour proved to be even more impressive. During the festival period, these backstage tours run several times a day. It costs 7.50 Euros per person and takes about 50 minutes. As part of the tour, you will also visit the Festival Hall and walk on the stage.

Of course, you will also learn some exciting things about the show, which you can then pay more attention to during the performance. Getting to peek in behind the scenes definitely instills a greater appreciation and anticipation for the opera show! It’s something we can highly recommend!

A few practical tips for visiting the Bregenz Festival

If you aren’t able to take a warm blanket from your hotel with you, then you should at least bring something warm to wear, as it can get rather cool in the summer evenings by the lake shore. You could also consider bringing a cushion for your seat, as you’d be sitting on folding chairs up on the grandstand.

During the performance evenings, many of the nearby restaurants get full rather quickly, so we would recommend you to reserve a table for dinner in advance. The same goes for hotel bookings.

During the performance there is a strict ban on photography and mobile phones . Therefore, you really only see photos of the final applause. However, you should really stick to the ban, because the bright light displays are really distracting for other spectators who are sitting behind you.

And last but not least: familiarise yourself with the performance in advance. Otherwise, you will have trouble following the plot. Although translations are shown on the left and right hand sides of the stage, that alone is not enough to understand the whole show. We just find that the performance is much more beautiful and exciting, if you actually get what’s happening.  

Lieblingscafé (featured in the first photo):   If you are looking for a special breakfast, then the Lieblingscafé is “the place to be”. There are many vegetarian and vegan delicacies here. The café is located in the heart of the old town down a small alleyway. Highly recommend!

Bahi (in the 2nd and 3rd photo):   A really great place, where the café also combines with co-working spaces and a yoga studio. You can enjoy a coffee here during the day or come over for a delicious lunch.

Pier 69 :   Located right on the harbour and a good choice if you want to eat near the shore. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Fritsch am Berg :   Just outside Bregenz, you’ll find this Fine Dining Restaurant in Lochau. The restaurant belongs to a rather fancy hotel on a mountain. Depending on the table, you can dine with a nice view over the lake.

Option 1: Hotel Schwärzler

During our first visit to Bregenz, we stayed in a lovely, tranquil place called Hotel Schwärzler . The rooms were just beautiful, with a lot of wood, muted colours, and a balcony – precisely our taste in style. The hotel is not located directly in the city centre. However, you can borrow some bikes from the hotel. It only takes a few minutes to reach the old town by bike. (Note: the return journey takes longer, as it’s more uphill.)

As we expected, the breakfast was excellent. Very high quality and with a very beautiful garden scenery, top notch stuff! Another bonus is how dedicated the hotel owner is at Hotel Schwärzle. Rarely have we met such a dedicated hotel owner and we feel that he truly cares about the welfare of his guests.

Here you can book the hotel: Hotel Schwärzler

Option 2: Hotel Hirschen in the Bregenz Forest

If you’d rather not spend the night in the city, then we have a special recommendation for you: the Hotel Hirschen . Located in the Bregenz Forest, this place is an absolute gem and it’s only a 30 minute drive to the centre of Bregenz. For those attending the festival, this hotel also offers a bus shuttle service for their guests so you don’t have to drive in the evenings.

The Hotel Hirschen is a dream of a hotel. The ambiance is so special with a very quaint yet stylish feel. Cozy, but still very special. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can only highly recommend this hotel if you prefer a more natural setting.  

Here you can book the hotel: Hotel Hirschen

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Bregenz is the capital of the mountainous state of Vorarlberg in Austria. The town sits on the coast of Lake Constance and is surrounded by wonderful mountains. The best things to do in Bregenz , Austria involve exploring the wonders of nature around the town as well as exploring the regional history and culture of Vorarlberg.

The city is divided into two parts: lower town and upper town. The upper town is the historical part with some of the best places to visit in Bregenz . This section of the city used to be a fortified town and is home to the majority of historical Bregenz tourist attractions . You will see old churches, houses, fortifications walls, monasteries, estate houses, and more.

The lower town is relatively new, but it also has several historical Bregenz attractions . These include many 17th and 18th-century structures such as the New Town Hall, Nepomuk Chapel, and Chapel of St. George. But, this area is more popular for the modern and contemporary places to see in Bregenz including art galleries & museums, a lake-side promenade, lake-view restaurants, a concert venue, shopping streets, and more.

The city is renowned for its culture. It is a happening centre for musical concerts, art exhibitions, traditional festivals, dance performances, and more. The annual summer festival Bregenzer Festspiele is the best time to visit Bregenz. You can explore the contemporary art galleries that are renowned across Europe.

You can also take a boat cruise tour from the lower town to explore Lake Constance and the surrounding mountains. These are the most amazing things to see in Bregenz .

Speaking of the mountains, many people come for outdoor activities to do in Bregenz so that they can venture out to the majestic Alps to see valleys, waterfalls, mountain peaks, Alpine wildlife, forests, rivers, and glorious natural wonders. You can also make day trips during Bregenz travel to go for winter activities such as skiing, and sledging. The city is surrounded by several ski slopes and resorts for you to explore.

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Top 20 Tourist Places to Visit in Bregenz, Austria

1. vorarlberg museum.

This history and art museum focuses on the creations made in the Vorarlberg state. It is also one of the best places to visit in Bregenz to learn about the regional culture.

The collection focuses on several aspects of the mountainous state including archeology, history, art, artists, folklore, traditions, festivals, and more. This is one of the first attractions you should see when you visit Bregenz as it helps put the rest of the trip into perspective. It takes about 2 hours to tour this museum.

2. Kunsthaus Bregenz

This is one of the most well-known galleries in Europe of contemporary artworks. The exhibits include regional, Austrian, and international artworks. It is one of the best things to do in Bregenz, Austria if you are an aesthete.

The building housing the museum is renowned for its architecture. The modern structure has a playful relationship with light. It is one of the most unique things to see in Bregenz, Austria.

From the outside, it looks like an illuminated lamp. Whereas from inside you can see how the glass structure redirects natural light to fill the space. You will need at least 2 hours to explore the building and the museum.

You cannot embark on Bregenz travel and not explore the mountains. Mount Pfander is the perfect destination for all kinds of outdoor exploration and nature sightseeing.

The mountain has a nature park, hiking trails, lakes, valleys, forests, waterfalls, and more. It is one of the most beautiful Bregenz tourist attractions. You will even find restaurants where you can enjoy a variety of delicacies with amazing views.

A trip to this mountain needs at least 2 to 3 hours. If you plan on taking longer hiking trails, you might even want to reserve an entire day for this place.

4. Seekapelle Bregenz

This measuring chapel dates back to the 1500s and is dedicated to St. George and Our Lady. The church was expanded in 1644 and 1663, which is the version you will come across during Bregenz sightseeing.

It is a simple structure with only a few elaborate architectural and artistic elements. But it holds more historical and cultural significance. You will need 30 to 45 minutes to explore the church.

5. Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus)

This A-frame timber house used to be the town hall of the city and is now a private residence. But it is still one of the most popular historical Bregenz attractions.

The structure dates back to the 17th century and is the largest timber building in the Bregenz. You can only admire it from outside so you don’t need more than a few minutes for this attraction.

6. Town Hall (Rathaus Bregenz)

Built-in 1686, this building was earlier used as a warehouse. It was rebuilt in 1720 and became the town hall in 1811. The building was rebuilt with Renaissance-style design elements inspired by palaces.

You can only explore certain parts of the building. So you only need a few minutes to explore the building when you visit Bregenz.

7. Martinsturm

This structure dates back to the 13th century and is one of the most popular places to visit in Bregenz, Austria. The tower has had a long and varied history. It has served several purposes including a watchtower, granary, chapel, and now a city history museum.

You will learn about the various roles it played during its life and about the history of the Bregenz over the years. It takes about an hour from Bregenz travel to explore the tower and its museum.

8. Territorial Abbey of Wettingen-Mehrerau (Kloster Mehrerau)

The history of the Abbey goes all the way back to 611 A.D. when it used to be a monastery. The current structure was built during the 1800s. The location had seen several structures built, torn down, and rebuilt.

You can tour parts of the Abbey to admire the classic architecture, religious artwork, and history of the place. It takes an hour or so to explore this Bregenz tourist attraction.

This recreational area sits between Vorarlberg Rhine Valley and Bregenz Forest. The area is facilitated for a lot of fun things to do in Bregenz. It has an alpine farm and dairy with holiday homes if you wish to experience pastoral life in the mountains.

The area also has ski slopes, an artificial swimming lake, hiking trails, snow trails, and several other outdoor activities to do in Bregenz. You can easily spend an entire enjoying this place and its various activities.

10. Doppelmayr Zoo

This zoo is one of the best things to see in Bregenz for family tourists. It has more than 400 animals from 70 different species. You will see porcupines, tortoises, raccoons, kangaroos, ducks, parakeets, peacocks, mountain goats, and more. You need about an hour or so to tour this zoo when you visit Bregenz.

11. St. Gallus Church

This parish church dates back to the 14th century. The church features white stucco and pink marble, but the overall architecture is quite simple. Yet owing to the material it has a unique presence.

But it is known more for its interiors. You can still see artworks, frescoes, and ornate alters that are as old as the church. You will need 30 to 45 minutes from Bregenz travel to explore this church.

12. Lake Constance Promenade

Sitting at the base of Mount Pfander, the promenade gives a great view of the lake and the mountains. It is the ideal place to go for leisurely strolls during Bregenz sightseeing.

The lakeside also has many shopping venues, restaurants, entertainment venues, parks, and swimming spots. The promenade also has gazeboes and viewing platforms to admire the views.

You can also enjoy a meal or beverage at cafes and restaurants with a lake-side view. Take an hour or so to enjoy the shores of Lake Constance.

13. Floating Stage (Seebuhne)

This floating stage is built for the famous Bregenzer Festspiele Music and performing arts festival. The stage is decorated with a variety of themes each year. It is one of the most popular Bregenz attractions. You need 20 to 30 minutes to check out the venue, but the place is best experienced during the festival or performance.

14. Lake Constance Boat Tour

This is one of the best things to do in Bregenz. You will get on a classic-looking cruise boat and enjoy views of Lake Constance and the surrounding mountains.

The tour also takes you to Lindau harbor and the lighthouse. You can also take a sunset or dinner cruise if you are looking for a more romantic experience. You will need at least an hour for this tour.

15. Bregenzwald Cheese Road (Bregenzer Käskeller)

This road refers to a network of 17 dairies and 90 farmsteads close to Bregenzwald in the Alpine Valley. You can tour many of these cheese producers to see how the famous Alpine cheese and other mild products are made.

These are the best places to visit in Bregenz, Austria for foodies and cheese lovers. You can participate in the making and try out samples from different producers.

Some of the most popular Bregenz tourist attractions on this trail include Lingenau Cheese Cellar, Andelsbuch Cheese Center, and Metzler Dairy School. You will need an entire day for this experience.

16. Fort Heldsberg

This fort used to be part of the Swiss defenses to protect against the Axis powers. It saw a lot of battles during WW2 and incurred a lot of damage. But, it still has many of the artifacts from the war period.

It is one of the most fascinating things to see in Bregenz for those interested in war history, especially the world wars. The fort sits on the Swiss side of the Switzerland-Austria border so you need at least 2 hours from Bregenz travel to tour the fort.

17. Hittisau Women’s Museum (Frauenmuseum Hittisau)

This is the first and only museum dedicated to the incredible women of Austria. It celebrates various Austrian women in the fields of politics, art, culture, crafts, architecture, and more.

The museum conveys the achievements of these women through photographs, storytelling, AV presentations, workshops, and interactive exhibits. You need an hour to tour this museum when you visit Bregenz, Austria.

18. Herz Jesu Church

The construction of the church was completed in 1902. It is built on a plateau sitting 413 meters above sea level. The church is known for its Gothic architecture and elaborate interior decor.

The church is an important historical and cultural Bregenz attraction. It was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Tyrolean consecration of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. You will need 30 to 45 minutes to explore this church.

19. Rappenlochschlucht

This canyon is one of the most beautiful natural sights to explore when you visit Bregenz. It is only a 30-minute drive away from the city and is known for valleys, lakes, and especially the waterfalls.

Among these, the 120 meters tall Alpochschlucht waterfall is a pretty scenic site. You can also enjoy several hiking trails through forests and pass over streams in this area. Take 2 to 3 hours out of Bregenz sightseeing to explore natural sights in Rappenlochschlucht.

20. Schattenburg Castle

This magnificent medieval castle was built during the 12th century and was occupied by many well-known noble families of Austria including the Hadsburgs. It also served as a seat for the Counts of Montfort.

The castle houses many artifacts concerning its own history and those who lived there. The exhibits include weapons, lifestyle artifacts, religious items, furniture, artworks, and more.

The palace also houses an amazing restaurant serving authentic Austrian cuisine. It is one of the best places to visit near Bregenz. It is only a 30-minute drive away from the city and you will need about an hour to tour the castle.

If you are looking for more things to see and do in Bregenz, check out the sections below. We have put together an incredible list of all the attractions and activities that you can enjoy in and around Bregenz.

Things to do in bregenz, austria, monuments, museums & historical places to visit in bregenz, austria.

• Kunsthaus Bregenz
• Vorarlberger Military Museum
• Abadia Territorial de Wettingen
• Brugruine Hohenbregenz
• Kloster Marienberg
• Deuring Schlossle
• Galerie Arthouse
• St. Nepomuk kapelle
• Kloster Thalbach
• Kunst im Rohnerhaus Art Museum
• Schloss Wolfurt
• Museum des Feuerwehr Oldtimer Museum
• Burgruine Alt Hofen
• Bregenzerachmundung
• Rhein Schauen Museum
• Rhein Bahnle
• Bregenzerach Schlucht
• Fort Heldsberg
• Mariastern Abbey
• Zisterzienserinnenabtei Monastery
•  Stickerei Museum
• Rauch’s Radio Museum
• Mesmers Stall Museum
• Kunstraum und Sammlung Hollenstein
• Ulrichkapelle Chapel

Nature & Wildlife Tourist Spots in Bregenz, Austria

• Mount Pfander
• Gebhardsberg Peak
• Martinstrum
• Bregenzer Ache
• Alpine Wildpark Pfander
• Mehrerauer Seeufer
• Janersee Lake
• Rhine Delta
• Hirschberg Mountain Peak
• Lake Binnenbecken
• Riedsee Lake
• Rheindeltahaus Nature Preserve
• Schleienlocher
• Gruner Damm Wildlife Refuge
• Bruggelekopf
• Rickenbach Waterfall
• Alter Rhein Nature Park
• Walderlebnispfad Moggers
• Schweizer Ried Nature Preserve
• Naturschutzgebiet Nature Preserve
• Alberschwende Waterfall
• Lake Bodelesee

Entertainment & Leisure Tourist Spots in Bregenz, Austria

• Pfanderbahn Parkhaus Cable Car
• Seebuhne Bregenz
• Casino Bregenz
• Bregenzer Hafen
• Pfanderbahn Cable Car
• Spielplatz an der Seepromenade
• Doppelmayr Zoo
• FKK Strand Hard
• Bodele Ski Resorts
• Hochberg Mountain Peak
• Alberschwende Ski Area
• Nordic Sport Park Sulzberg
• Nature Park Farm

Shopping in Bregenz, Austria

• Kaiser Strasse
• Romer Strasse
• Anton-Schneider Strasse
• Downbirn Marktplatz
• GWL Shopping Centre
• See Galerie

Offbeat Places, Tours, & Adventures in Bregenz, Austria

• Mountain Climbing
• Wildlife Spotting

Sightseeing in Bregenz, Austria

• Bregenz Altstadt
• Bregenzer Seebrunzler
• Molo Observation Deck
• Sandplatten Lauterach

Food, Dining, Restaurants, & Street Food in Bregenz, Austria

• Wirtshaus am See
• Theater Cafe Troy
• Gasthaus Goldner Hirschen
• Gasthaus Kornmesser
• Kesselhaus Bar & Restaurant
• Cafe Wunderbar
• Viva Cantina
• Weinstube Kinz
• Pizzeria San Giuseppe
• Pier 69 Hafenrestaurant
• Buongustaio
• Chen’s Dining Bar
• Taverna Ikaros
• Fein 7 Stuonobach
• Petrus Cafe Brasserie
• Pizzeria Trattoria Toscana

Where to Stay in Bregenz?

Here we have listed Top Rated Hotels in Bregenz. You can check the below-listed hotels for your perfect stay in Bregenz.

• Messmer Hotel am Kornmarkt
• Hotel Germania
• Hotel Schwarzler
• Hotel Bodensee
• Grand Hotel Bregenz MGallery
• Ibis Bregenz
• Gasthof Linde
• Hotel Weisses Kreuz
• Gasthof Adler

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The closest airports to visit Bregenz include Altenrhein (15 km), Friedrichshafen (40 km), and Zurich-Kloten (100 km). These airports receive direct flights from several cities in Europe. The closest airport, Altenrhein, receives direct flights from Vienna , Cagliari, Ibiza, Naples , and a few other European cities. The larger airports, Zurich and Munich , receive flights from Asia and North America as well. All these cities have train and bus connectivity to reach Bregenz.

You can get direct or connecting trains for Bregenz travel from several cities in Austria and other European countries. These include Lindau, Immenstadt, Zurich, Salzburg , Stuttgart , Vienna, Milan , Brussels , Paris , Strasbourg , Frankfurt , Interlaken , Bologna, Lyon , Prague , Geneva , Rome , Ulm, St. Gallen, Munich, London , Amsterdam , and many more.

The bus network to reach Bregenz from several cities in Austria and Nearby cities in neighbouring countries. If you are planning to visit Bregenz by road, you should head for routes A14, 202, E60, or E43.

There are no direct water routes to get to Bregenz.

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13 Top-Rated Attractions & Things to Do in Bregenz

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The capital of the mountainous state of Vorarlberg, Bregenz lies on the southeastern shores of Lake Constance at the foot of the Pfänder on the westernmost tip of Austria.

Extending southwards as far as the Bregenzer Ache and divided into the Lower and Upper Towns (Unterstadt and Oberstadt), Bregenz is best known for its many festivals and cultural attractions. Of these, the most visited is the annual Bregenz Festival, which brings both serious music lovers and casual tourists to enjoy lakeside opera and orchestral concerts each summer.

The town can trace its roots back as far as the Bronze Age, when a settlement of Celts built a fortress here. This was in turn conquered by the Romans in 15 BCE and later developed into an important trading post. After eventually being Christianized by Gaelic monks around the 8th century, the town became the seat of the Counts of Bregenz.

Today, its beautiful setting alongside Lake Constance (Bodensee) and its proximity to both Germany and Switzerland make it one of the top places to visit in Austria. Plan your sightseeing with our list of the top attractions and fun things to do in Bregenz, Austria.

See also: Where to Stay in Bregenz

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Located on idyllic Lake Constance, one of Europe's most scenic lakes and the continent's third largest, Bregenz is a convenient base for exploring one of the most picturesque corners of Austria. The town itself lies on a plateau at the base of the Pfänder Mountain, which provides stunning views over the lake.

A great place to begin your Bregenz adventure (and get your bearings) is at the city's busy harbor area. This attractive area is a delight to explore on foot, and is home to no end of fun things to do, including dining, shopping, enjoying its entertainment opportunities, as well as swimming. The real highlight, though, is taking a stroll along the city's famous Lake Promenade (Seepromenade).

Established in the 1880s, this traffic-free, pedestrian-only attraction offers spectacular lake views at a relaxed pace. It's especially pleasant for a stroll in the late afternoon and after nightfall, and offers many great photo opportunities as the sunset and city lights dance across the water.

As you stroll along the Lake Promenade, you'll notice, just offshore, the city's large "floating" stage. Built over the water, it's the venue for numerous concerts, theatrical productions, and festivals.

The best known of these is the famous Bregenz Festival (Bregenzer Festspiele). Held each July and August, it's one of Europe's most popular (and oldest: it was established in 1946) festivals and features prominent operatic figures and major musicians and institutions such as the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.

The venue itself is a large one, and is capable of handling nearly 7,000 spectators. Performances are also held at various other locations across Bregenz, including Festspielhaus , so be sure to check the English-language official website below for full details.

Address: Platz d. Wr. Symphoniker 1, 6900 Bregenz

Official site: https://bregenzerfestspiele.com/en

Immediately east of Bregenz and dominating the town is the 1,064-meter-tall Pfänder. Accessible via a two-kilometer, six-minute journey to the summit aboard the Pfänderbahn cable car – or a two-hour trek via a steep footpath from Bregenz via Hintermoos – it's a must-visit for its incredible views over Lake Constance and the German and Swiss towns set along the lakeshore.

On a clear day, some 240 mountain peaks are usually visible, making it one of the most famous lookout points in Austria. Other fun things to do include stopping for a meal at the cableway's upper station restaurant, which offers spectacular views from its terrace.

At the Pfänder Alpine Wildlife Park , visitors can enjoy a pleasant 30-minute stroll through a green space with herds of alpine mountain goats. At the neighboring Eagle Observatory, you can watch birds of prey demonstrations.

In winter, the Pfänder welcomes skiers from across Europe to its slopes.

Address: Ferdinand Kinz, Pfänder 4, A-6911 Lochau

Official site: www.pfaender.at/en/

Lower Town (Unterstadt) is the newer part of Bregenz, with the Kornmarktplatz at its center. Highlights include the former Kornmarkthaus built in 1838 (now home to a theater); St. Nepomuk Chapel , an 18th-century Rococo Church notable for its rounded shape; and the Kornmesser Inn built in 1720.

Also of interest is the nearby New Town Hall (Rathaus) built in 1686 and the adjoining Lake Chapel of St. George (Seekapelle). The latter was endowed in 1408 in memory of the victory over the peasants in the Appenzell War of 1403.

The once fortified old Bregenz Upper Town (Oberstadt) occupies the site of the Celtic and walled Late Roman town of Brigantium. It's a wonderful area to explore on foot, as many of the streets have preserved their old-world character and charm and are largely free of traffic. In places, remnants of the old 13th-century town walls still stand.

Other Upper Town highlights include the Old Town Hall (Alte Rathaus), a half-timbered building from 1622; the Deuringschlösschen , a little palace built in 1698; the walled Capuchin Monastery and Church from 1636, with the Chapel of St. Joseph (added in the 18th century); and the splendid Parish Church of St. Gallus . This simple 14th-century Gothic structure was rebuilt in 1738 and is notable for its rich Late Baroque and Rococo interior decoration.

On the northern side of the Kornmarktplatz in Bregenz's Lower Town stands the Vorarlberg Museum . Founded in 1857 to preserve the state's rich cultural heritage, it's one of the top places to visit in Bregenz.

Highlights of its many displays include the collections of historical, cultural, and artistic interest ranging from prehistoric times to the present day, including ancient stone memorials and archaeological finds from the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages. There's also a sizable collection of Roman finds from the 1st to 4th centuries.

Other displays are devoted to local culture from the Gothic and Renaissance periods, including musical instruments, costumes, crafts, and weapons. The museum is also home to a rich collection of goldsmiths' work, coins, and tapestries.

Address: Kornmarktplatz 1, 6900 Bregenz

Official site: www.vorarlbergmuseum.at/en/

One of the most attractive modern structures in town – it's basically a steel skeleton with a layer of glass sheets surrounding but not touching it – Kunsthaus Bregenz is noted for hosting a wide variety of rotating exhibits of international contemporary art. Opened in 1997, it has fast become one of the town's most important cultural attractions.

In addition to its art exhibits, it hosts an eclectic mix of events and educational programming. Don't miss seeing the building at night for its spectacular lighting. A café is located on-site for those looking to extend their visit to this attractive Bregenz landmark.

Address: Karl-Tizian-Platz, 6900 Bregenz

Official site: www.kunsthaus-bregenz.at

Probably the most noticeable landmark in Bregenz is the massive St. Martin's Tower (Martinsturm). Built between 1599 and 1602 as a watchtower, this historic Baroque building offers superb panoramic views over the town and Lake Constance from its upper levels.

Highlights include a number of superb ceiling frescoes, as well as a large collection of local history exhibits and displays.

Address: Graf-Wilkhelm-Strasse, Bregenz

Dornbirn, the newest and largest town in the state of Vorarlberg, lies only a few kilometers south of Bregenz at the edge of the Bregenzerwald. The town is well known for its many textile firms, and savvy shoppers can visit company outlets for bargains. First mentioned in records in AD 895, Dornbirn has existed under its current name only since 1901 and now extends all the way to the Rhine.

A highlight of a visit is the Rappenlochschlucht , a magnificent gorge into which the turbulent River Ache flows, and which can be easily accessed from the small village of Gütle (it's just a 10-minute walk). A highlight of this beautiful area is the picturesque Alplochschlucht , a 120-meter-high waterfall. The area features a number of well-marked trails that are popular with hikers.

Feldkirch, the old district capital of Vorarlberg and the most westerly town in Austria, lies some 35 kilometers south of Bregenz, where the River Ill carves its way through a rocky gorge from the Wallgau into the Rhine Valley. Inhabited since the Bronze Age, the town features a very well-preserved and historic old town center.

Dominating the town, Schattenburg Castle provides superb views over Feldkirch. Reached by a steep track, this stunning fortress was once the seat of the Counts of Montfort from the early 12th century until 1390.

Highlights include a beautiful courtyard with a wooden ambulatory, and a palace with a banqueting room. It also houses a local museum with a collection of weapons and a Romanesque crucifix from 1250, as well as an old inn and restaurant. English language guided tours of the castle are available.

Address: Burggasse 1, 6800 Feldkirch

Official site: www.schattenburg.at/en

A short drive south of Bregenz rises the Gebhardsberg, a 600-meter-tall heavily wooded hill that's popular among walkers and hikers for its many forest trails. Worth exploring are the ruins of Burg Hohenbregenz, destroyed by the Swedes in 1647, and an 18th-century pilgrimage chapel with frescoes added around 1900.

From the popular Burgrestaurant, there are magnificent views of the town, the lake, and the Rhine Valley. A climb southwards along the Ferdinand-Kinz-Weg is also well worthwhile.

The busy harbor, Bregenz Hafen, serves commercial and pleasure boats, as well as ferries to other lake towns.

A scenic one-hour cruise around Lake Constance gives photographers plenty of good views over the lake, its attractions , and the pretty harbor of Lindau with its lighthouse and lion guarding its pleasure-boat basin. These cruises are especially popular at sunset, and there are also evening dinner cruises.

Official site: https://www.vorarlberg-lines.at/en

In the heart of the Arlberg, just 60 kilometers north of Bregenz, lies the small village of Vandans. One of Europe's most popular winter sports destinations (and also popular in the summer with hikers and climbers), the community, perched on the mouth of the river Montafon, where the Rellstal enters the Illtal, boasts one of the most attractive settings in all of Austria and can trace its roots back to Roman times.

If you're driving to Vandans, take the road that climbs up the beautiful Rellstal to the Unter Zaluandaalm. Another option is to take a chairlift from Vandans to Latschau, connecting it with the Golmerbahn. An alternative day trip is to head south to the Lüner See , a lovely little alpine lake encircled by a pleasant footpath and overlooked by a number of tall mountain peaks.

Most of the tourist attractions in Bregenz are located along its lakeside promenade and in the nearby Unterstadt, the Lower Town centered around Kornmarktplatz. The floating stage just offshore is the venue for the Bregenz Festival and other events, and the nearby Pfänderbahn station is the base of a scenic mountain ride. You'll find more things to do in the narrow streets of Oberstadt, or Upper Town, still guarded by remnants of its 13th-century walls. Remember that from mid-July to mid-August, during the Bregenz Festival, hotel rates are higher, and rooms are booked far in advance. Here are a few of our favorite highly rated hotels in Bregenz:

Luxury Hotels :

• Location isn't the only reason Hotel Schwarzler is popular with visitors to Bregenz. Located just 20 minutes' walk from the city center and close to a lakefront bus service, the hotel has a good restaurant and a swimming pool with saunas and a steam room. A mix of standard rooms and suites are available, each with bright modern décor and classy bathrooms.
• Another good luxury hotel to consider is the Grand Hotel Bregenz - MGallery . It's set on Lake Constance adjacent to the rail station and Festspielhaus, where the town's famous opera festival is held. Guests are treated royally, with a full breakfast and room service. When not relaxing in your luxuriously appointed room or suite (request one with a balcony), you can lounge by the swimming pool or enjoy a sauna.
• Although situated a few kilometers outside Bregenz, the modern 4-star Sternen Hotel in nearby Wolfurt offers a high degree of luxury. It features a modern design and bright décor throughout its public spaces and accommodations. Guests enjoy a great free breakfast and amenities including a fitness room, swimming pool, and sauna. A choice of standard hotel rooms or larger spacious suites are available.

Mid-Range Hotels :

• At the high-end of Bregenz's mid-range accommodations, Hotel Germania is centrally located and a short walk to the harbor area. With just 38 clean and comfortable rooms with wood floors, the vibe is relaxed and peaceful. Amenities include an on-site restaurant, two terraces and a garden, free parking, rental bikes, and a great complimentary breakfast.
• Situated on a quiet street and just a short walk from the harbor, train station, restaurants, and shopping, Hotel Weisses Kreuz is a great place to stay when exploring Bregenz and the surrounding area. It's part of the Best Western group. Rooms come with work desks and free Wi-Fi, as well as room service. Guest amenities include a swimming pool, sauna, and good buffet-style breakfast.
• Be sure to check for hotel deals at Hotel Bodensee , too. Just steps away from the lake and the restaurants and café of the Kornplatz, this charming hotel features spacious rooms (some with Alpine views), friendly staff, free parking, and a great breakfast consisting of fresh fruit and baked goods.

Budget Hotels :

• A favorite among budget travelers, Ibis Bregenz offers few frills but comes highly rated. In addition to free Internet and on-site parking, guests are provided with complimentary snacks, coffee, and tea. The rooms are bright and cozy, and just steps away from the train station and attractions such as Lake Constance.

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Bregenz Upper Town

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You creepy, homey town, you. The old town of Bregenz: coats of arms, legends and dungeons.

Upper Town Bregenz

Oberstadt Bregenz

Whether it's a shark from Lake Constance, a not-so-antique tower from St. Martin, an amazon decisive for the outcome of a war, a gallows bell or a "prison house": the upper town of Bregenz fascinates us thanks to its medieval buildings, most of which are far more than only have one story to tell.

The upper town of Bregenz seems to be more than just a steep city path away from the tourist hustle and bustle at the lake or the hectic shopping world in the city centre. The old fortification walls can be seen from afar, which – depending on their character – make a threatening or calming impression on visitors.T he modern world is left out already at the entrance, the historic city gate. Historical coats of arms, a mummified shark and the relief of a Celtic goddess allow everyone to immerse themselves in a mystical-mythical world and think of ages in which cults, wars and heretics were omnipresent.

The Bregenz Tower Keeper

The somewhat antiquated-sounding title of "Türmer" still exists today. Until a few years ago, he even lived in the Martinsturm, the baroque landmark of the state capital. Even if one inevitably thinks of the “Hunchback of Notre Dame” when one thinks of the “Turmer of St. Martin” – with the maintenance of the historical walls and the exhibition rooms on the history of Bregenz housed in them, the Bregenz tower keeper did not have any horrible tasks at all. The inmates of the prison, which has now been renovated and now appropriately houses the Federal Monuments Office, probably felt much less comfortable. And those for whom the "hangman's bell" rang in the Martinsturm were truly horrified, as this meant the imminent execution of the unfortunate. Luckily, for many decades now, it has only announced the time.

Honor the Guta!

Political decisions are no longer made in the Old Town Hall (1662), the largest half-timbered building in the city, although it is still a real "jewel" in Bregenz's old town. The Deuringschlössle, which was built in the 17th century, served as a motif for painters such as Egon Schiele. Only a few meters in front of it is the Ehre-Guta-Platz - the old woman "Guta" saved the people of Bregenz from an attack by the Appenzell people in 1406, who she had been secretly overhearing and revealing their plans. So we owe it to Guta that the upper town, where almost every house serves as a photo motif, has been preserved as a place of peace, contemplation and - just a little bit - of horror and was not razed by the medieval hordes. That is definitely worth a square and a fountain named after her. Ultimately, the upper town developed more and more into a gem not only for the people of Bregenz, but for anyone interested in history in the region. A gem that is definitely worth a visit!

Discovery Tour

A leisurely one-hour tour starts at the tourist information office. Via Rathausstraße and Maurachgasse you reach the upper town. Past the Martinsturm (2) and medieval walls, the path leads through cobbled streets to the Meißnerstiege and out of the old town. The Thalbach monastery and the parish church of St. Gallus (6) are the next stations, which are connected by the Ernst-Volkmann-Stiege. Once at the top, the view falls on Lake Constance and the striking corner tower of the Deuring Schlössles (3) opposite. Shortly after the Capuchin monastery (7) you will reach the Thurn and Taxis Park with its mighty trees. In the magnificent palace in front of it (8), the professional association of visual artists in Vorarlberg shows its exhibits. The Kirchstraße with its charming little shops and cafés is the last stage on the way back to Leutbühel.

How to Watch the 2024 Memorial Tournament Online: TV Schedule, Tee Times, PGA Tour Livestream

The PGA Tour's 2024 Memorial Tournament tees off on June 6. Here's how to catch all the action at home.

The PGA Tour heads to Muirfield Village in Ohio today for the 2024 Memorial Tournament. It's the seventh of eight signature events this season and many of the world's best golfers will get one last chance to fine-tune their games before the U.S. Open next week. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is back in action, joined in the filed by  Rory McIlroy and PGA champion Xander Schauffele. 

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Viktor Hovland looks to defend his title from last year, but he will have to defeat a star-studded field. Hovland along with two-time major champion Collin Morikawa, Ludvig Åberg, Max Homa, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, Tony Finau, Tommy Fleetwood and Cameron Young are all searching for their first wins of the season at one of Jack Nicklaus' crown jewels.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch the 2024 Memorial Tournament, including the Round 1 tee times and best livestream options.

When is the 2024 Memorial Tournament? 

Round 1 of the 2024 Memorial Tournament begins on Thursday, June 6. The final round will take place on Sunday, June 9.

How to Watch the 2024 Memorial Tournament Without Cable

The Memorial Tournament will air live on the Golf Channel starting at 2 p.m. ET. If you don't have cable, the best ways to stream all the golf action this week is with a subscription to Peacock , FuboTV or ESPN+.

Watch the Memorial Tournament live on Peacock

Peacock will offer a simulcast of Golf Channel’s coverage of the 2024 Memorial Tournament. The streaming service costs $5.99 per month for the Premium option or $11.99 per month for Premium Plus.

Right now, there is a Peacock deal offering new and returning subscribers an entire year of Peacock Premium for only $19.99. That's $40 off the usual price of an annual plan. Just use the code STREAMTHEDEAL to get Peacock at the lowest price we've ever seen.

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Get a full year of Peacock Premium for just $19.99 to watch the 2024 Memorial Tournament, Paris Olympics and a huge library of TV shows.

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Watch the Memorial Tournament for free on FuboTV

With FuboTV's sports-focused live TV streaming service , you'll get access to Golf Channel and over 200 other channels. A Fubo subscription costs $79.99 per month, but the streamer is offering a seven-day free trial right now. Grab the free trial offer to stream the entire Memorial Tournament for free.

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Stream PGA Tour golf tournaments and follow your favorite teams all season long on FuboTV. Grab the free trial to watch the Memorial Tournament at no cost.

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Watch the Memorial Tournament live on ESPN+

You can watch all four rounds of the Memorial Tournament on ESPN+ with exclusive early action and featured group coverage all day. An ESPN+ subscription costs $10.99 per month or $109.99 per year. ESPN+ also offers a bundle that includes ESPN+, Disney+ , and Hulu for $14.99 per month.

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You can get an ESPN+ subscription for $10.99 per month to watch the Memorial Tournament, or save over 15% with an ESPN+ Annual Plan at $109.99 per year.

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2024 Memorial Tournament TV Schedule

Below, find the full TV schedule for the 2024 Memorial Tournament. All times Eastern.

Thursday, June 6

• Golf Channel, Peacock: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
• ESPN+: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Friday, June 7

• ESPN+: 7:15 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday, June 8

• Golf Channel, Peacock: 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
• CBS, Paramount Plus: 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
• ESPN+: 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sunday, June 9

• ESPN+: 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

2024 Memorial Tournament Tee Times:  Round 1

7:40 a.m. – Davis Thompson 7:50 a.m. – Stephan Jaeger, Peter Malnati 8:00 a.m. – Nick Dunlap, Matt Kuchar 8:10 a.m. – Jake Knapp, Ben Griffin 8:20 a.m. – Brendon Todd, Byeong Hun An 8:30 a.m. – Lucas Glover, Emiliano Grillo 8:40 a.m. – Sungjae Im, Andrew Putnam 8:55 a.m. – Shane Lowry, Matt Fitzpatrick 9:05 a.m. – Adam Schenk, Eric Cole 9:15 a.m. – Tom Kim, Denny McCarthy 9:25 a.m. – Adam Svensson, Cameron Young 9:35 a.m. – Tom Hoge, Cam Davis 9:45 a.m. – Chris Kirk, Keegan Bradley 9:55 a.m. – Si Woo Kim, Mackenzie Hughes 10:05 a.m. – Wyndham Clark, Patrick Cantlay 10:20 a.m. – Xander Schauffele, Viktor Hovland 10:30 a.m. – Scottie Scheffler, Ludvig Åberg 10:40 a.m. – Billy Horschel, Will Zalatoris 10:50 a.m. – Akshay Bhatia, Matthieu Pavon 11:00 a.m. – Chris Gotterup, Victor Perez 11:10 a.m. – Alex Noren, Christiaan Bezuidenhout 11:20 a.m. – Austin Eckroat, Thomas Detry 11:35 a.m. – Sam Burns, Adam Hadwin 11:45 a.m. – Tony Finau, Patrick Rodgers 11:55 a.m. – Sahith Theegala, Russell Henley 12:05 p.m. – Harris English, Tommy Fleetwood 12:15 p.m. – Lee Hodges, J.T. Poston 12:25 p.m. – Nick Taylor, Taylor Moore 12:35 p.m. – Sepp Straka, Kurt Kitayama 12:45 p.m. – Corey Conners, Seamus Power 1:00 p.m. – Rickie Fowler, Max Homa 1:10 p.m. – Jason Day, Justin Rose 1:20 p.m. – Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas 1:30 p.m. – Brian Harman, Jordan Spieth 1:40 p.m. – Hideki Matsuyama, Collin Morikawa 1:50 p.m. – Davis Riley, Taylor Pendrith 2:00 p.m. – Brandt Snedeker, Jackson Koivun

All times Eastern.

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