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Feldkirch [1] is a historic city in Vorarlberg, Austria. It is conveniently located on the border to Liechtenstein and can easily be visited in an afternoon. It is nestled in a picturesque place where three valleys meet and includes a well preserved old towne and the dominating edifice of the ancient Shattenburg Castle. While small in size, it is the most well preserved and scenic of Volarlberg's cities. Many people make the mistake and pass through Feldkirch on their way to Liechtenstein or Innsbruck without even exploring its wonderful charm. Don't make this mistake!

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Feldkirch lies in the Rhein Valley bordering Liechtenstein to the south and Switzerland to the west. From Germany and Bavaria you will take the Rheintal Autobahn and cross at Lindau and continue southward. From Liechtenstein you simply head north. From Switzerland you have to cross east over the Rhein. From Tyrol and Innsbruck you will have to pass through the Arlberg Tunnel (toll) an incredibly scenic drive that takes you through the stunning Walgau Valley. The Arlberg Pass offers a free alternative but is only open in the warm weather months. The closest international airports are in Zurich, Innsbruck and Munich.

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• Schattenburg Castle

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