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During our visit to Switzerland in July 2008, after leaving Zurich we wanted to pop into Liechtenstein for a few hours. As there are no train stations in this tiny country, we needed to catch a bus from Switzerland. We opted to catch a bus from Sargans as this was on route from Zurich to Chur (where we were spending our next night).
When you arrive in Sargans you will find that it is just a small station, and it is very easy to find the correct bus stop, as it is right next to the station buildings.
There was a bus waiting there when we arrived and after a short wait we were off. We didn't have to buy tickets as the bus trip was covered by our Swiss Pass, but you can buy a ticket on the bus, and the cost is just a few francs.
We were unsure when to get off the bus, as it was travelling further than our destination of Vaduz (it continued on to Buchs), so I asked the driver if he could let us know and he yelled out to us when we had reached the main stop in Vaduz.
The bus we were on went from Sargans to Buchs, so if you find yourself in Buchs you can catch the bus into Liechtenstein from there too.
Written Jul 29, 2008
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This is a tip for getting to Liechtenstein. The bus that runs from Sargans, Switzerland to Vaduz is pretty easy to use. You pay as you get onto the bus, it was about 7.20 CHF roundtrip. There didn't seem to be a time table posted at the main train station in Sargans, but there is a sign at the corner of the building saying 'bus to Liechtenstien.' The bus takes you to the main post office in Vaduz.
Written Feb 20, 2008
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Liechtenstein has no airport, and the nearest one is Zurich's international airport in Switzerland. From there you can get to vaduz in several ways:
- by car driving Switzerland's A3 to Sargans, then A13 direction St Margrethen and taking the exit Sevelen - Vaduz.
-by train to Sargans or Buchs (Switzerland) and then by bus to Vaduz.
Updated May 19, 2006
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vaduz, or indeed lichtenstein, has no trainstation. the best way to get there from zurich is to take a train from the main station to the last station on the swiss border - sargans - from there you will see a florecent vaduz bus which will take you ther ein about 45 minutes. it wasnt too expensive. it was all really easy to do and well signed. im sure the same thing could be done coming from austria.
in vaduz the only way to get around is by foot - it is all pedestrianised.
Written Dec 26, 2005
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The Central bus station of Vaduz is only a little bus stop, but dont worry Liechtenstein has a very good buses net connecting to Switzerland (Sargan or Buch) , to Austria (Feldkirch) or to all the country. They are very cheap.
Updated Sep 23, 2004
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