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Appartement Zimba Blick by A-Appartments

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Landal Chalet Matin

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Haus Mondspitze

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Chalet Fischer by A-Appartments

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Dahoam-Apartments by A-Appartments

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Appartement Valbona Blick by A-Appartments

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Haus Valuga

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Masura Cabins

Bürserberg, Brandnertal

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Apartment Boden

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Rufana Alpsuite

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Bellevue Apartments

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Birkenhof - Schimek

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Bürserberg is a municipality in Austria in Vorarlberg in the district of Bludenz. The mountain community of Bürserberg is located in the westernmost province of Austria, Vorarlberg, in the district of Bludenz at an altitude of 871 meters. It is located at the entrance of the Brandnertal - about 5 km from Bludenz and is a hillside settlement divided into several terraces.

Culture and sights

Stone circles
In the district of Tschengla lie the stone circles on Bürserberg. Tourists market them as "cult places of our ancestors", as a place where "people could recharge their batteries and initiate healing processes". Scientifically, however, the authenticity is doubted.