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Dornbirn is a city in Vorarlberg, Austria's westernmost state. It serves as the administrative center for the Dornbirn district, which also contains the towns of Hohenems and Lustenau.

Dornbirn is the biggest city in Vorarlberg and Austria's ninth largest. It is a significant business and shopping district.

Transport

Dornbirn, located in the Rhine valley's heart, serves as a major crossroads for regional and interregional bus routes, linking Bregenz to the north, Feldkirch to the south, and the Bregenz Forest to the east. To the west, the A14 Rheintal Autobahn (highway) runs. The Achrain tunnel, which inaugurated in 2009, connects Dornbirn/Haselstauden directly to the Bregenz Forest - Alberschwende area. The town has an excellent municipal bus network.

Dornbirn's railway station serves as a vital stop for all trains traveling between western and eastern Austria.

Hohenems, a nearby town, has a tiny airport.

Museums

Dornbirn's local museum, the City Museum Dornbirn, specializes in the city's history, early photography, traditional crafts, agriculture, and the once-thriving textile industry.

Inatura is a natural history museum that is interactive. The museum has an interactive display as well as a documentation center about nature in Vorarlberg.

The Mohren Biererlebniswelt is a beer museum located in Vorarlberg's oldest brewery, the Mohrenbrauerei. It displays classic brewery equipment and provides information on the history of beer making. It also organizes beer-related workshops.

The Rolls-Royce Museum is a privately owned car museum. It is believed to contain the greatest collection of Rolls-Royce automobiles in the world.

ART BODENSEE is an annual gathering of artists, collectors, and art aficionados. It has featured displays of works by foreign artists since 2001.

The FLATZ Museum considers itself to be a venue for artistic impulses and contemporary cultural perspectives. It organizes readings, lecture series, talks, and performances, as well as rotating exhibitions produced by international guest curators with an emphasis on photographic art.