Old original wooden staircase leading up to the attic area

Level 3 – Fascination

Fascination in the accessible gable area. Enjoy the magical view of Lake Constance, nearby Bregenz in Austria and the Swiss canton of Appenzell. On the horizon there is an impressive Alpine panorama with the legendary Säntis.

Take a seat, feel the vibration of this space and, whatever the hour, linger to let your thoughts flow. Hear the sounding ship signals, count the boats, watch the zeppelin float by, bathe in the sun, listen to the raindrops, watch the flocks of birds in the sky, enjoy the sunrise... on a clear night you become a shooting star counter, dream …

ascended

wooden staircase leads to the attic room

The originally preserved and mortised wooden staircase leads you along the brick niche with a wooden drawer up to a true "relaxation island", where the roof gable area becomes an open-air patio.

well-knotted net

An original fishing net decorates and protects the stairwell

Even today, under the ridge of the roof, the spirit of the fisherwoman from Lake Constance still resonates, who apparently tied her nets there to safely enclose the stair area.

impressive view

a view from the open panoramic window over the rooftops of the old town

Ancient beams and modern technology merge to create a viewing point that is second to none. A lot of commitment and plenty of ideas have created the opportunity to look "freely" over the roofs of the old town and the vastness of Lake Constance.

Ideas & Information

Cultural experience, short trip or day trip – everything is possible here.

Bregenz Opera

Immerse yourself in the world of opera on the world's largest lake stage at Bregenz, surrounded by the majestic backdrop of the Austrian Alps. A place that enchants the senses.

Feldkirch Castle

The imposing old Feldkirch Castle is evidence of medieval defensive architecture. It contains centuries of history and offers a picturesque view of the Vorarlberg landscape.

Pile Dwellings

Historically, Lake Constance is one of the early settlement areas in what is now southern Germany. Finds of pile dwellings near Unteruhldingen prove this in the open-air museum there.

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