Liechtenstein, one of the smallest countries in Europe spans 160 square kilometers. The royal palace overlooks the capital city of Vaduz, where 6000 people reside. Originally built in times the castle underwent expansions, during the 17th centuries making it a valuable piece of history.
Vaduz Castle Principality of Liechtenstein
The Princes residence not presents a view but also represents the deep rooted history and culture of Liechtenstein. Nestled in a setting the castle draws in tourists globally captivated by its allure and grandeur.
Vaduz Castle
The castle proudly rises above the citys buildings perched on a rock terrace standing 120 meters high. With a history spanning centuries certain sections, like the keep trace to the 12th century while additional parts were later added by noble families.
Vaduz National Museum
Owned privately by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein visitors are unable to explore the interior of the castle. However it can be admired from along a hiking trail offering a worthwhile and scenic detour. Serving as one of Vaduzs attractions the castle presents an excellent opportunity, for capturing memorable photos.
Vaduz Parliament building
Vaduz National Museum
The Vaduz National Museum is a cultural highlight in Liechtenstein, presenting the rich history and culture of the small principality.
In the heart of Vaduz the museum provides a look, into Liechtensteins history with a selection of displays. Ranging from discoveries to artwork the museum illustrates the evolution of the nation throughout time.
Guests have the opportunity to appreciate relics, artistic creations and showcases that represent Liechtensteins character. Through engaging exhibits and educational presentations the Vaduz National Museum presents a journey, into the heritage of this extraordinary land.
Vaduz parliament building
The Parliament Building, in Liechtenstein inaugurated in 2008 has served as the meeting place for the countrys Parliament since. Designed by architect Hansjörg Göritz from Germany the building comprises three sections; the High House, the Connecting House and the Long House.
Situated at Peter Kaiser Platz in Vaduz’s area the Parliament building is flanked by the government building to its south and the Verweserhaus to its north now housing the Liechtenstein National Museum.
Vaduz itself exudes charm with a blend of modern architecture.
Apart from its castle Vaduz boasts an array of museums, art galleries and historical spots that provide a glimpse into its heritage.
The delightful Principality of Liechtenstein offers excursion spots conveniently located nearby. The quaint village of Triesenberg is particularly perfect, for embarking on hikes. Features an intriguing Walser Museum.
Nestled amidst mountain scenery Triesenberg appeals to nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts alike. Visitors can explore trails winding through serene valleys past charming alpine cottages leading to awe inspiring viewpoints.
The variety of the terrain provides paths for every hiker whether its a family stroll or a demanding mountain expedition.
Video The Principality of Liechtenstein – english
Liechtenstein lies between Switzerland and Austria. With a total surface area of 160 km², it is the sixth-smallest country in the world and has a population of approximately 37,000 people. The head of state is the Reigning Prince. According to the 1921 Constitution, state power is shared between the Prince and the people. The Principality has a stable and highly diversified economy with over 4000 businesses and almost as many jobs as inhabitants. With its restaurants, museums, festivals and sports facilities down in the valley and high up in the mountains, it is has plenty to offer families, food lovers, culture enthusiasts and those simply looking for a little relaxation.
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Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein, a small principality on the Rhine between Switzerland and Austria. It is the richest country in the world and yet one of the smallest and least visited countries in Europe.
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