Prison Feldkirch, Prison facility in Feldkirch, Austria.
Prison Feldkirch is a correctional facility in Vorarlberg situated directly along the Ill River with a multi-story design. The complex houses more than a hundred cells organized across separate sections, an integrated court wing, and comprehensive security infrastructure.
The facility was established in the 19th century as a regional justice center and remains a functioning correctional complex. Its architecture reflects standards of that era, though the building has undergone modern updates to maintain current operational standards.
The facility shapes Feldkirch's urban landscape with its substantial stone structure and riverside presence. Locals recognize it as a defining landmark that reflects the town's civic institutions and governance.
Access requires an official invitation or prior appointment and valid photo identification for entry. Security screening at the entrance is thorough and resembles airport procedures, so plan extra time for processing.
The complex operates internal workshops where inmates develop practical skills through daily work in a kitchen, laundry, and carpentry shop. These work programs form an essential part of daily operations and inmate rehabilitation efforts.
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