Weather in Feldkirch. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Feldkirch area

Map of Feldkirch temperature forecast

1. You can zoom in to Feldkirch using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.
2. Besides this, you can grab the map by your mouse button and move it to see the temperature in other regions.
This temperature map is centered around Feldkirch. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Feldkirch area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Feldkirch for any period within next 10 days.
2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Feldkirch. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Feldkirch

In the western part of Austria, on the picturesque bank of the Ill River, lies the city of Feldkirch. The distance to the border with Lichtenstein is only three kilometers. All tourists, who have visited this Austrian city at least once, always mention beautiful landscapes and surrounding mountain ranges, as well as a rich historical heritage of Feldkirch. During a walk here, it is so easy to feel like a time machine has brought you to the Middle Ages. Ancient annals still keep records of the first mentions of Feldkirch. These documents tell about a settlement called Veldkiricha in the middle of the 10th century. In the 12th century, the city became a property of the von Montfort Counts. Only at the end of the second decade of the 13th century, this settlement officially became a town. Feldkirch became a part of the Hapsburg dynasty in the 14th century. Once, a devastating blaze started in the city. It caused colossal damages to Feldkirch. Thousands of local people were left homeless. Only the houses, which remained after that fire, have survived until our days. Do you want to feel a true medieval spirit? Schattenburg Castle is the first landmark that tourists should visit when they are ready to explore Feldkirch. This is a truly beautiful and gorgeous stone “giant” with 18 different halls. Nowadays, there is a museum open in the castle. Its exhibition is dedicated to the life of previous centuries, their beliefs, rules, and traditions. The exquisite collection has … Read further

Feldkirch guide chapters

Feldkirch sightseeing

The tower got such an interesting and unusual name not because there were many felines in it. Actually, it was the storage of special cannons called “cats”. These cannons were decorated with lion heads that made these weapons look even more impressive and scary. The tower was expanded in the 17th century by adding a bell tower to the top. A giant iron cast bell was placed in the bell tower. Katzenturm was … Open

Climate in Austria and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

From late August to late October, the weather gives an opportunity to enjoy the surrounding nature and the ancient architecture of large cities and colorful provinces. With the beginning of September, the mellow season begins in Vienna and Salzburg. Ski resorts in Austria are known all over the world. Their prestige can not be overestimated. The most prosperous people of the world come here every year. A very mild and sunny winter is ideal for all kinds of entertainment. In the Alps, the air temperature drops to 15 degrees below zero, in lowland areas and in the foothills of the mountains, the temperatures rarely drops below -5C. The ski season at the resorts of the highlands continues until mid-April. In other regions, with the onset of March, the snow begins to melt, and it starts raining heavily. The risk of avalanches, flooding, and landslides makes the spring in Austria the most unfavorable season for recreation. … Open

Atmosphere of Austria: religion and languages

Despite various religious tensions in the past, today, all confessions in Austria coexist peacefully and calmly. Representatives of various religions feel comfortable here. Freedom of religion is protected at the state and legislative level. Three quarters of the total population of the country are Catholics; the most of the rest are Protestants. There are small groups of Muslims and Orthodox. About 10% of residents consider themselves atheists. Religious minorities are represented by Buddhists, Jews, Hindus, and Sikhs. The largest number of evangelists in Austria live in Salzburg. … Open