Since man cannot live from bread alone, the Bregenzerwald also offers an attractive spectrum of cultural destinations and events. Take, for example, the smart baroque churches and meticulously maintained chapels.
Or the Schubertiade with its superb singers and instrumentalists in Angelika Kauffmann’s village of Schwarzenberg. The museums of village history, Franz-Michael Felder, women’s issues and the traditional folk costume of the Bregenzerwald.
Brass music concerts, music festivals, church and mountain concerts attest as much to the creativity of the Bregenzerwald as do the crafts and design shows, the centuries old timber-covered bridges and industrial monuments. All this is accompanied by modern timber architecture, which is deemed an international sensation due to its prevalence in this rural area.
Horizon Field, August 2010 - April 2012 A Landscape Installation in the High Alps of Vorarlberg, Austria. Presented by Kunsthaus Bregenz
“...what’s more, the fact that this concert hall is set in magnificent countryside simply adds to the pleasure of the concerts. Everywhere the visitor looks there are green fields...
On the lake stage in 2010: AIDA Opera in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi. Libretto by Antonio Ghislanzoni. In Italian with German supertitles. Performances take place in the period...
The museum is on the top floor of the new culture and business house in the village centre. Exhibits on the writer, educator of the people and social reformer. Franz Michael...
The parish church of Au (Hl. Leonhard) was built in 1390 in the Gothic style and was rebuilt to the baroque style at the end of the 18th century. The altar at the left hand side...