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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. 

It’s the place to find peace for focused thinking, fresh ambience and an inspiring place for mental work. Fresh mountain air creates space for new ideas. 

Host meetings and celebrations with vision. Surrounded by natural tranquility and set in a historic atmosphere, your event will be a complete success.

Villa Falkenhorst is just the place for those wishing to let their minds run free and develop new ideas. The meeting location constitutes the perfect change for creative workshops and well-structured meetings.

A special, idyllic atmosphere awaits guests to this establishment. Three seminar rooms in the cosy atmosphere of the alpine guest house complement the time-out spent at an altitude of 1,100 metres by giving guests the chance to work out common goals.

Fabrik Klarenbrunn has captured the perfect mix in being thoroughly modern yet over a century old, and rustic yet cosy. The industrial architecture and expansive space provide an attractive and inspiring backdrop with unlimited potential uses. 

When nature and infrastructure seamlessly combine, every seminar is set for success. This is an inspiring and versatile spot to work on visions and strategies.

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.

Raise a toast to a successful event at this one-of-a-kind winery.

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.

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. 

Breathe in the history and get the party started. The halls once graced by local nobility now serve as an inspiring location for events of all kinds. 

The Villa Maund was built around a century ago for the illustrious hunting society on the edge of the Bregenzerwald. 

At the nexus of three countries, this is a well-located seminar space with the comfort of a hotel, the hospitality of a restaurant, and the convenience of being right at the train station.

Rankweil’s centre is frequently the focus of events and it is a matter of luck that two combinable halls, suitable for both concerts and smaller conferences alike, share a central location.