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desert_princess Says: The first thing I saw after we parked at the lot was this granite cube with no windows ,that was claiming to be the Museum of arts. The museum was closed on Sunday , but a glance through the side window showed me I was not missing much. Sorry , I am not into modern art. I...
sue_stone Says: If you look up above the town of Vaduz you may catch a glimpse of Schloss Vaduz - the Castle. The oldest parts of the castle date back to the 12th century.The Castle is still the official residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein, and is unfortunately closed to visitors....
sue_stone Says: The Landesmuseum in Vaduz is the Liechtenstein National Museum. It is located next to the tourist information centre on pedestrianised Stadtle. The museum takes you on a journey through the history of the tiny principality, from medieval times till today.We had a quick look...
desert_princess Says: It's always good to have a map of the place you want to visit :)) I wish I had one every time I bump to a new place.Even tho you can manage without a map, as Vaduz is not really a megapolis. There is the castle ,to help you orientate yourself - obviously the center is...
rochellevm Says: Vaduz is popular for its stamps. You can buy stamps from here if you are a stamp collector. Or just for fun, you can send yourself a postcard from Vaduz. There are also statues / monuments in Vaduz for picture taking.
SurfaceTravel Says: From their web site, listed below: "The central landmark of Vaduz is the Castle, actually a medieval fortress expanded in the 16th and 17th century. The earliest explicit mention of the fortress was in a document with which Court Rudolf von Werdenberg-Sargans pledged the...
The Castle of Vaduz in Reconstruction
desert_princess Says: Perched above the town of Vaduz , its castle is built in the steep mountain walls and watches over peace in the city as a silent sentinel.It is closed for visitors , as the royal family has its headquarters there. All you can do is walk nearby :))
desert_princess Says: in construction
desert_princess Says: Fernando Botero (1932) . Laying woman / Ruhende frau 1993 . Bronze The Botero sculpture is a donation by the Lampadia Foundation in memoriam of Bob Glynn,President 2002 / Museum of Arts Liechtenstein
desert_princess Says: This is the New Parliament Building of the Principality of Liechtenstein built by the Land Liechtenstein. built after the plans of Hansjoerg Goeritz .It will include Parliament hall Faction Rooms ,Conference Rooms , Office rooms , Underground Car Park , Urban Lanscaping....
Cafe Wolf: Cafe Wolf - cafe/restaurant/bar
sue_stone Says: Located on the main pedestrianised street through Vaduz, Café Wolf is a café/restaurant/bar. We were feeling like a coffee, and as it started to drizzle as we were walking by it seemed the perfect opportunity to stop.We grabbed a table outside under a large umbrella. A...
Old Castle Inn: Old Castle Inn - pub and restaurant
sue_stone Says: Wanting to have some lunch before ending our brief visit to Vaduz and Liechtenstein, we decided to eat at the Old Castle Inn, based on HORSCHECK's recommendation. As it was a warm day we chose to sit out on the front covered terrace. The only issue with this was that we...
sue_stone Says: 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...
rundoyle4 Says: 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...
Manara Says: Chili con carne is certainly not a typical food of the Alpine regions of Europe, so why this posting in this travel page?Well, the fact is that I never happened to find products with a "Made in Liechtenstein" label ... except from the cans of chili con carne sold in the...
call_me_rhia Says: Radio Liechtenstein is... well, just a radio - with news, interviews, music and so on... in German, so not for everyone. And yet, everyone should listen to it - just to say you have done it, of course - but also to know what's up the in principality.here are some of its...
ALWAYS HAVE ADEQUATE TRAVEL INSURANCE..
DennyP Says: VADUZ Like all places that you travel it is smart to have the right Travel Insurance for your travel needs. Here in Vaduz ,in this lovely quiet, tranquil setting anything can happen. Travelling is supposed to be lots of fun and is difficult to even think of something going...
the main attraction - yet off the beaten path
call_me_rhia Says: Vaduz Castle is the city's main attraction, but it's so far out of town that it ends up being off the beaten path. The most comfortable way to get there is by car, although it's possible to walk there from the city.The castle is a medieval fortress. The original building...
elcolibri Says: Walking by the streets of Vaduz you can find charming yards or corner. Discover it if you have enough time in the city.
Little unimportant facts about Vaduz
call_me_rhia Says: Liechtenstein, with its 34,000 inhabitants, is one of the smallest states in the world. Vaduy, its sleepy capital, has only 5,150 residents. Because of the high number of banks, you may even think that there's a bank for every person...Other than a capital, since 1939 vaduz...
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Q: Hi, can anyone help? I'm having a tough time figuring out how one takes a train from Vaduz to Munich. So far we plan to take a...
A: Well, it's not easy - it will take about 4~5 hours. You can go to from Vaduz to Buchs SG or Feldkirch (Austria) and then take a train to Innsbruck; from Innsbruck, there...
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Vaduz is the capital town of Liechtenstein, a principality of central Europe between Switzerland, and Austria. Their principal landmark is the Castle of Vaduz where live the Prince Family,
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Vaduz is the capital of the principality of Liechtenstein. It is one of the few capitals in the world not to have an airport or train station. Even so, it is very popular with tourist who, like us,......
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The castle actually looks more impressive when seen from below, from the centre of town. Unfortunately that side of the castle had scaffolds when I visited, so the best view available was on the other...
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