Country Info
- Vaduz
- Capital
- Swiss Franc (CHF)
- Currency
- 32,528
- Population
- LI
- Country Code
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Liechtenstein..2 hours to visit
Un des plus petit pays au monde. One of the smallest country in the ...
Försten själv
... bjuder dock försten Hans Adam II och förstinnan Marie landets invånare plus alla andra som råkar befinna sig i Liechtenstein på förfrisktningar i slottsträdgården. Där bjöds på kringlor och smörgåsar med öl samt apfelschorle och diverse ...
photo, anyone?
So, Liechtenstein. the smallest country in Europe. We got stooped at the border, and asked for our passports, and what we were doing there. No problems though, and we were soon on our way. We were almost immediately at the Capital city, ...
Traces of Liechtenstein
... well-maintained roadways, even in winter, as well as seemless travel into and out of neighboring Switzerland with which Liechtenstein shares a common currency. As I write from the view here in Vaduz looking over the Rhine Valley that makes up much of the ...
A Quick Visit to Liechtensteins Ski Resort
Caught the bus from Vaduz Post for a scenic trip through Triesenberg and Steg to Malbun, Liechtenstein's ski-resort. Had a walk through the village past the ski runs and ice-rink to the chair lift to Sareiserjoch. Took the chairlift to the top of the ...
Vaduz Liechtenstein 25 Sep 1968
We drove to see this time principality and spent the day in the ...
umm...mum and dads back yard is bigger!
Ok, so we got in late and after the mission to get here we were knackered! We had to take a 45 minute train ride to our hostel and the town centre so we got to see most of the country and it is beautiful! really pretty, unspoilt country side! Also ...
Leichtenstein
what can one say about a country that can be walked across in one hour? the day/night in vaduz and schaan. things got off to a not so great start; arrived in good form and time in vaduz and walked to my hostel, only to find out that the reception ...
Contiki Day 15: Liechtenstein
It took us nearly half an hour to get everyone on the coach in the morning. The state of hangovers was pretty bad, and a few aforementioned girls had to have their rooms shown to them. That's not quite as bad as in the French Riviera where one girl got ...
The lone tourists
... ...so much to see in so little time! This was probably one of the more exciting train trips because we were going to Liechtenstein! I don't really know much about the country except for that it's small and is known for banks and dentures. The train ride ...
Afternoon in Schellenberg
We caught the bus back down from Malbun to Vaduz and had lunch before setting out on a trip down to Schellenberg. Caught a bus to Schaan then on to Schellenberg and went in search of the Schellenberg ruins. We couldn't find them as there weren't any ...
Leaving Liechtenstein
Had breakfast at 7.30am before checking out and catching the 8.20am bus from Vaduz Post to Sargans on our way to ...
Well, at least I can say I was there
We did a quick pass-through stop in Liechtenstein, and frankly I'm pretty sure we saw everything there was to see. It's not a big place, nor is it particularly ...
Visiting the Prince's House
... only country that is located entirely in the Alps, bordered by Switzerland on the west and Austria on the east. Liechtenstein is a constitutional monarchy, headed by a prince who's ancestors spent years yearning for power. They eventually made ...
Conquering Staubern
Branimir and Sean, 2 friends way back from Highschool are travellig through switzerland at the moment and I asked them if they wanted to see the mountains near my home village... Staubern is the name of the Mountain just behind my home village, ...
Hello Liechenstein!!
... was beautiful! All in all, I give Liechtenstein a huge thumbs up. It was an enjoyable experience with super Liechtensteiners! From Liechtenstein, we headed to Bregenz, Austria, to see the Kunsthaus Museum, by Peter Zumthor. It was a cube with a frosted ...
What is 25km by 6km and has an excess of teeth?
The Principality of Liechtenstein! (WARNING: Small Geo-political and historical lesson ahead) Liechtenstein is the sixth smallest country in the world. Excusing historically incorrect terms, a Knight from Austria who was an advisor to Vienna's ...
The Alps
... another of these wonderful little countries which are of course, holdovers from the feudal systems of the medeval period. Liechtenstein, being a principality, is ruled by a Prince and Princess and their council. There are seven towns in the ...
Fairy tales, Fireworks and Fountains
... abridged versions for all the sagas - all of them are thoroughly depressing.). On to Vaduz, pronounced Fadootz, capital of Liechtenstein, for the National Day celebrations. Because of monstrous crowds at the Schloss, aka castle, we arrived past ...
