Things to do in Liechtenstein

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Liechtenstein

Postal Museum of the Principality of Liechtenstein

The Postal Museum of the Principality of Liechtensteinwas founded in 1930 and showcases the history of philately and postal services in Liechtenstein. Although the museum building is quite small, covering only 60–70 square meters, you can see a representative microcosm of the country's philately since Liechtenstein issued its first set of stamps in 1912, including stamps and first-day covers from over 100 countries and regions around the world, making for a colorful display. There are also many original stamp designs by artists and designers, documents and equipment showcasing the postal history of Liechtenstein (such as hand lanterns, mail bags, post horns, movable type for stamp printing, postmarks, etc.), and other interesting special exhibitions.

No. 1 of Ski Resorts in Liechtenstein

Bergbahnen Malbun AG

Located in Triesenberg, Liechtenstein, Bergbahnen Malbun AG combines the passion of alpine sports with Alpine tradition to create a unique winter paradise. On the snow-covered slopes, the cable car system weaves through the cedar forest like a ribbon, creating a network of ski trails full of challenges and fun for skiers of different levels. This is not only a paradise for ski enthusiasts, but also an ideal choice for family vacations. Bergbahnen Malbun AG has carefully designed a children's ski park and professional ski courses for family tourists to ensure that every child can experience the fun of skiing safely. The night skiing project provides tourists with a unique experience of gliding under the stars, adding a romantic touch to the ski trip.

Städtle

Vaduz Town Hall

Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein

The Liechtenstein Art Museum is diagonally across the road from the Postal Museum. It is a black cube building with a very eye-catching and textured appearance. The museum collects modern and contemporary artworks in Vaduz and the world, as well as some artworks collected by the royal family of Liechtenstein. The museum building was designed by Swiss architects Meinrad Morger, Heinrich Degelo and Christian Kerez and completed in November 2000. In addition to viewing the works of art, you can also sit for a while with a coffee drink in the café of the museum.

Liechtenstein Center

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Malbi-park

Kathedrale St. Florin

Founded in 1874, the Basilica of St. Florin is a Roman Catholic church and the cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Vaduz. Designed by architect Friedrich von Schmidt, the church is neo-Gothic in appearance and has a beautiful towering spire, which is an iconic sight in Vaduz.

Mitteldorf

The Mitteldorf neighborhood is located north of the city center of Vaduz. The houses and gardens here still retain the appearance of more than 100 years ago. Walking through the streets, you can appreciate the historical style of Vaduz, and you can also overlook Vadu on the mountain. Castle. There are very few people in this block, the environment is quiet, it is very suitable for hanging out, and the photos taken are also very European and elegant.

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