Feldkirch Cathedral Church

Address: Feldkirch Cathedral (Dom St. Nikolaus), Feldkirch, Vorarlberg, Austria

Hours: Daily hours vary with services; typically mornings until late afternoon (verify locally)

Feldkirch Cathedral is the principal Roman Catholic cathedral in the town of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg, Austria. It serves as the seat of the local diocese.

The building is notable for its historic church architecture and interior chapels; visitors observe traditional liturgical furnishings and period church art. The tower is a visible landmark in Feldkirch’s old town skyline.

The church has medieval origins and underwent architectural development over several centuries, reflecting Gothic and later influences. It was designated a cathedral when the Diocese of Feldkirch was established in the 20th century.

The cathedral stands in the historic centre of Feldkirch in western Austria’s Vorarlberg state, close to the town’s streets and civic buildings.

• Cathedral status: The church was elevated to cathedral status with the creation of the Diocese of Feldkirch in 1968, making it the seat of the local bishop.

Feldkirch is a regional town easily reached by train from Bregenz or Innsbruck; the cathedral is in the historic centre and is walkable from the station.

• Arrive before services start to see morning light in the cathedral and to avoid midday tourist flows.
• Look for small epigraphs and memorial plaques that detail the cathedral's layered community history.
• Wear respectful clothing if attending a service - the cathedral remains an active place of worship.