Bludesch — between the lower village and the Walgau slopes
From above Bludesch, the church and scattered roofs sit within an open patchwork of fields. The mountain slopes make the village’s scale easy to read.
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Bludesch is a village in the Walgau in Austria’s Vorarlberg. Its lower village includes the parish church of St James. Houses and open fields sit close together against the slopes and wooded edges of the valley.
Redactionele duiding
The municipal map places the parish church in the Unterdorf. The regional wall inventory also distinguishes historical quarters in and around the settlement. Look for the changes from the built village to its open edges to see how those parts still meet.
Aanbeveling
Use the municipal map to start at the parish church of St James and explore on public village lanes. Allow time for the views at the edge of the built area, where the fields open towards the Walgau.
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