Sights in Dornbirn & Around
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Inatura
Dornbirn’s biggest draw, though, are the creepy-crawlies at Inatura. This hands-on museum is a great place for kids, who can pet (stuffed) foxes and handle (real) spiders, peer into bee and hornet nests, ogle at snakes and fish from behind glass and generally interact with nature. There’s also a climbing wall and 3-D cinema.
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Jüdisches Museum Hohenems
Jüdisches Museum Hohenemsis housed in the Rosenthal villa. The Rosenthals built up a considerable textile business in the town, and part of their wealth – especially gorgeous period furniture – is on show, alongside photos, documents and religious artefacts from the long-defunct Jewish community.
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Rappenlochschlucht
Just 4km southeast of Dornbirn is the Rappenlochschlucht, a dramatic ravine gouged out by the thundering Dornbirner Ache. Wooden walkways lead up to a viewpoint (10 minutes) and the turquoise Staufensee (30 minutes).
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Rolls-Royce Museum
The world’s biggest Rolls-Royce Museumis situated at the bottom of the gorge. The hall of fame showcases royal Rollers that once belonged to the likes of Queen Elizabeth and George V.
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Rotes Haus
Wandering around Dornbirn's Marktplatz, you'll spot the crooked, 17th-century Rotes Haus, which owes its beautiful blush to an unappetising mix of ox blood and bile.
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Pfarrkirche St Martin
Next door to the Rotes Haus in Dornbirn, the slender Doric columns and free-standing Gothic belfry of Pfarrkirche St Martin catch your eye.
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