Country Info
- Vaduz
- Capital
- Swiss Franc (CHF)
- Currency
- 32,528
- Population
- LI
- Country Code
Vaduz Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Flat Matt's excellent adventure
This is a top pick! ... and another friend, David, to the Basel watch show in Switzerland. On the way home they stopped in the tiny country of Liechtenstein and snapped a picture of Flat Matt being welcomed there. Once back in Amsterdam, Chris, David and I rode Flat Matt to ...
Liechtenstein
This is a top pick! 21.7.06 Liechtenstein Vaduz Liechtenstein, a tiny principality between Germany and Switzerland was well worth a look, and we were passing anyway so we made a point of calling in. Because it is so small, (160 sq km) we thought we'd assist the ...
Passport stamp
This is a top pick! ... stamp your passport. So of course we gave them some money and they stamped our passport! A big and pretty stamp it is too. Vaduz is quite small, but has a Castle up on the cliff above town that has some royalty. No luck with that Prince either! ...
Vaduz, Liechtenstein
This is a top pick! ... a greater chance of Switzerland entering the Iraq war. From the Swiss town of Sargans, I took a bus to the Liechtenstein capital of Vaduz. Liechtenstein is one of only two principalities left in Europe (Monaco is the other). The king still lives in his ...
A brief half an hours stay
This is a top pick! And then there was Liechtenstein. A country, no, a principality that had its own royal family. Ten kilometres wide and twenty five kilometres long. Not much really to see, but, for two Swiss Francs, your passport is stamped. We have the stamp for proof. ...
So nice, I went twice
This is a top pick! Alex and I grabbed a bus that took us around the Alps and found ourselves in Liechenstein again! (Alex has been before too!) so we went and got passport stamps and ate. Seems to be the thing to do in Liechenstein - stamp - eat - go! There were no ...
Liechtenstein - Mountain Kingdom.
This is a top pick! ... and Zurich with amazing Swiss scenery. Once again we had to manage changes of trains along the way to get to our destination. Liechtenstein is far smaller than even Luxembourg at just 25 klms by 6 klms! The capital Vaduz is really like a Swiss village ...
Another country - even if only for 1 hour
This is a top pick! Who cares if we were only there for 1 hour, we stopped in another country this day. We stopped in Liechtenstein for lunch. A cute little place bordering Switzerland. not alot there, but there is a castle on the hill. I wish now I had have gotten my ...
Funny Pictures from Around the World
Sometimes you are traveling and you pass something that makes you stop, turn around, and go back to see if you really saw what you think you saw. I usually go back and either make a very confused look as I try to figure out what I'm seeing or I ...
Liechtenstein in 20 Minutes
... , and a desire to be in a more familiar environment, I changed my mind at the last minute. The train passed through Liechtenstein. With only 32,000 inhabitants, it resembled a quiet town rather than a country. Seven hours and six trains later, I arrive ...
Lunch Break In Liechtenstein
Today we stopped for a quick lunch in the independent nation of Liechtenstein. I ate a chicken schnitzel, took some pictures of a castel and popped into a souvenir ...
Blink and You Missed It
We left Zurich the next morning to visit a tiny little country in between Switzerland and Austria called Liechtenstein. The country is 26 x 6 km and their major export is false teeth. Fascinating. We had to take a train and a bus to get there because they ...
Stamp Stop in Liechtenstein
... of photos and then dashed on ahead to get a video. We then headed to the free postal museum with a temporary exhibit of Liechtenstein’s first stamp from 1912. It was also a kind of archives and my favourite part was that you could pull out these ...
Leichtenstein
Stopped for luch in this tiny country. Loved the currency though, bright and bold you would never lose it!! If you like kebabs this is the place to be... or if you have time to kill or like chess you had better come here - has a huge chest board in the ...
Zoom Zoom
... but there was no one there to stamp our passports or check anything so we continued on like everyone else. There's not much to Liechtenstein it's really small. We saw several little towns and the two big castles, the royal one is off limits, and the ...
Funny Pictures from Around the World
Sometimes you are traveling and you pass something that makes you stop, turn around, and go back to see if you really saw what you think you saw. I usually go back and either make a very confused look as I try to figure out what I'm seeing or I ...
Just for the country count!
So we woke up in Italy, and crossed the border into Switzerland. After buying our 12 month toll pass for the motorways, we zoomed through Switzerland, and then stopped off in Liechenstein for Lunch (it doesn't count as a seperate country unless you ...
Not much in Lichtenstein
Saturday 29th Sept continued... My destination was Vaduz, the capital of Lichtenstein, but my stop along the way was Fussen. Fussen is an hour from Memmingen and is at the bottom of Germany and is home to two beautiful castles. I arrived here and ...
Flashback 1--Lichtenstein
... . It was a gorgeous day! We had to take the train to Sargans (still in Swiss), then hop a bus across the border to Vaduz, the capital of Lichtenstein. Our first stop was to the tourist office, to get our "official stamp" in our passports. More a souvineer ...
Liechtenstein
We made a day trip from Zurich to nearby Liechtenstein. A country no bigger than Manhattan Island, Liechtenstein doesn't seem to be one of the main stop-off’s for those backpacking through Europe. It felt odd that we crossed over the border of ...
Vaduz, Liechtenstein
... along the river, but the weather had other ideas, so we packed up early and headed toward Austria. From Cheryl: You think finding Liechtenstein on a map is hard, but finding it in a car is harder if you can believe it! One major road goes ...
A dream come true - Liechtenstein!
We are on a train going from St. Anton Austria to Zurich Switzerland, and guess what. We hit another country without even knowing it! There is a tiny country called Lichtenstein that is nestled in between Austria and Switzerland. It has 33,000 ...