• Seebühne - The largest floating stage globally, located on Lake Constance, where the Bregenz Festival presents grand open-air operas every summer. It’s an ideal starting point for a walk where the Alps meet the lake.
• Leuchtturm - The lakeside harbor where excursion boats depart across Lake Constance, with a slender lighthouse marking the end of the flower-lined pier. From here, the view extends across the water to the German and Swiss shores.
• Kunsthaus Bregenz - A luminous cube of etched glass on the lakeshore, the Kunsthaus Bregenz is Peter Zumthor’s renowned contemporary art museum. Opened in 1997, it is considered one of Europe’s premier exhibition buildings.
• Seekapelle - A small Baroque chapel near the lakeshore, built to commemorate a medieval battlefield victory. It is one of the oldest sacred sites in Bregenz, dedicated to Saint George.
• Martinsturm (Tower Of St. Martin) - The iconic symbol of Bregenz, a medieval tower topped by a large bulbous Baroque onion dome. Claimed to be the largest of its kind in Central Europe, it contains a frescoed chapel and a small tower museum.
• Oberstadt Bregenz - The gateway and remaining walls of Bregenz’s medieval upper town, the Oberstadt. Passing beneath the stone arch leads into the fortified heart of a settlement with roots tracing back to Roman Brigantium.
• Altes Rathaus - Bregenz - A grand yellow half-timbered house from 1662, this is the largest Fachwerk building in Bregenz. Despite its name, it never served as the main town hall but housed the city archives and the town clerk.

• Audio and Writing in different Languages
• Audio Guide App

• Headphones

Bregenz Highlights
Explore all that Bregenz has to offer in a single, convenient walk! With just a smartphone and headphones, you can wander from one attraction to the next – from the sparkling lakeside promenade and the renowned floating stage to the historic upper town featuring the iconic St. Martin’s Tower. An engaging audio guide, narrated by a professional voice, shares the fascinating stories behind each site. Along the journey, intriguing fun facts and historical images bring the city to life, transforming a simple stroll into an unforgettable adventure along the shores of Lake Constance.

How It Works
This is a self-guided audio tour, eliminating the need for a human tour guide. Use your own smartphone to navigate and listen. There’s no need to download an app—simply click the access link in your ticket to start immediately. The tour covers free public attractions, so no entrance tickets are required or included.

Tour Details

• Duration: 2 hours walking, 30 minutes audio
• Stops: 10
• Languages: English, German

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.