The fate of the old Löwensaal in Hohenems was precarious for a while, however, since its redevelopment, it now has a delightful venue for up to 300 people.

A modern space within a beer brewery with a historic underground brewing cellar is just as unusual as the lovely roof terrace on the top of the building.

Boasting one of the loveliest viewing points in the whole of Feldkirch, historic Amberg Castle affords a view of the town and part of the Rhine Valley as far as the Swiss mountains. 

An elegant refuge such as the Aurelio offers bespoke incentive opportunities including everything to meet the wishes of those searching for success. 

It’s always worthwhile leaving one’s own office for meetings and conferences to visit exciting places that inspire productivity. 

As the setting for the annually held Poolbar festival, the old swimming baths in the former Stella Matutina School are a permanent fixture in the cultural life of Feldkirch. 

A place to stop and pause - and then to get going again. This alpine idyll inspires a free flow of ideas and words, making it a springboard for lively exchange and productive work.

A palace as a place for meetings? Absolutely. The Schloss Hofen conference hotel is a significant Renaissance building and a truly successful combination of creative atmosphere and rustic sophistication. 

The Jonas-Schlössle, built in 1584, is another, lovingly redeveloped historic building whose purpose these days is to welcome delegations and guests from around the world.

A unique synthesis of three different sized seminar and conference rooms and a large amusement park are offered by the Val Blu Resort beneath the mountain scenery of the Rätikon.

HIGH 5 is quite simply one of Europe’s most beautiful outdoor centres, right in the middle of the Bregenzerwald region and the wild waters of the Bregenzer Ach, and a particularly spectacular meeting location.

The inviting Rufana Alp is located on the Tschengla. Its rustic steak and fondue evenings are legendary and, in conjunction with the beautiful view of the mountains, are the perfect way to round off successful meetings.

The 300 year old wood used to build the Alp-Gasthof gives the whole building warmth. It features naturally produced foods from the region, such as the famous alpine cheese made from the extremely happy cows.

A multi-award winning venue that boasts not only the title, “one of best congress centres in the world”, it also has one of the most spectacular locations in the world.

Where contemporary Vorarlberg architecture intertwines with a 300-year-old barrel vault, a creative place of work comes into being. Centuries-old walls, rooms flooded with light and first-class fittings and furnishings turn the Hotel Lamm in Bregenz into a modern venue for meetings at a fascinating location.