Villa Claudia
A historic 1884 villa in Feldkirch, a protected onion-domed monument now rented as vacation apartments and linked to cultural activities.
In Feldkirch, Villa Claudia — also known as Villa Ganahl — is a historic residence built in 1884 to designs by architects Schellenberg and Karl Holzhammer. Its richly detailed, asymmetrical design, crowned by an imposing tower with an onion dome and blending Old German and Baroque influences, has made it a protected local heritage monument. Today the villa operates as vacation apartment rentals, offering a characterful setting far removed from standardised hotels. The venue also hosts cultural events, notably in connection with the Kunst.Vorarlberg association, making it a favourite address for art and history lovers as well as travellers seeking an unusual stay in an authentic 19th-century building.
Property highlights
Location & surroundings
Villa Claudia is located at Bahnhofstrasse 6, right in the centre of Feldkirch in Austria's Vorarlberg region, not far from the border with Liechtenstein. The ruined Obere Burg castle and the Biedermannhaus museum are about 4 km away. The nearest airport is St. Gallen-Altenrhein, roughly 27 km away, and Nendeln railway station is 6.2 km from the villa.
