The Palast Hohenems is a 1562 Renaissance palace in Hohenems, Vorarlberg, one of the most significant Italian-influenced buildings in a region otherwise defined by Gothic churches and modern wooden architecture. The town also holds the Jüdisches Museum Hohenems, documenting a Jewish community established here in the early 17th century under the counts’ permission. Exterior viewable anytime; check palast-hohenems.at for interior events. Hohenems is 10 km from Dornbirn, accessible by bus.
palace in Hohenems
Palast Hohenems
The Palast Hohenems is a Renaissance palace in Hohenems, Vorarlberg, built from 1562 by the counts of Hohenems. The building is one of the most significant Renaissance structures in Vorarlberg, a region whose architectural heritage tends toward Gothic churches and 20th-century wooden modernism, making the Italian-influenced Renaissance palace an
- Type
- palace
- Destination
- Hohenems
- Cost
- Paid entry
- Founded
- 1562
- Era
- Renaissance
- Address
- Schlossplatz 1, 6845 Hohenems, 6845 Hohenems
- Coordinates
- 47.3629, 9.6901
- Official website
- Visit website