Stadt Feldkirch

Bus, train or bike

City and country buses

Every year, more than 7 million passengers use the bus services offered by Stadtbus Feldkirch. A bus network with ten routes takes you quickly and easily through the entire city area. Wheelchairs and pushchairs can also be transported without any problems thanks to low access.

operating 365 days a year, operating hours until midnight and longer, an outstandingly well-developed route network, interlinked regular services, passenger comfort, accessibility and increasing passenger numbers every year make the Landbus a real alternative to the car.

Here you will find an overview of the bus route network in Feldkirch.

By train

Starting from Feldkirch station, the busiest mobility hub in Voralberg, you can use the Vorarlberg S-Bahn for a carefree trip to Lake Constance or the Montafon mountains without a car. A bicycle ticket allows you to travel on most regional and regional express trains. Timetable information and fares for bus & train at vmobil.at. Fast, uncomplicated and secure: with FAIRTIQ you can buy your ticket without cash or contact!

Car sharing

There are currently two car sharing locations at the railway station: several cars from ÖBB Rail&Drive are available. In addition, Caruso, a private car sharing provider from Vorarlberg, offers two vehicles. Other Caruso locations can be found at Rösslepark and in Liechtensteiner Straße.

Cycling

Feldkirch’s cycle route network comprises a total of nine regional cycle routes for everyday cycling and one regional cycle route for leisure cycling. This enables cyclists not only to reach their destination as quickly as possible within Feldkirch itself, but also to travel directly to the Oberland or Unterland, or even to Liechtenstein and Switzerland. Numerous cycle parking spaces on the edge of the pedestrian zone, rentable cycle lockers at the station and service stations all contribute to an attractive overall cycling concept.

You can find an overview of the cycle lanes and cycle routes in Feldkirch here.

View of Feldkirch from Ardetzenberg