
Liechtenstein
The Heart of the Alps with a Refined Character
Liechtenstein, nestled between Switzerland and Austria, is the fourth-smallest independent country in Europe. Covering just 160 square kilometres, it brings together natural beauty, rich culture and a peaceful atmosphere. The capital, Vaduz, the country’s commercial centre, is home to modern art galleries, historic museums, restaurants and shops, as well as the residence of the princely family. The principality is ideal for peaceful escapes amid Alpine scenery, with trails perfect for hiking and cycling, along with a range of cultural experiences. Liechtenstein attracts visitors throughout the year, earning its place among Central Europe’s most fascinating and alternative destinations.
Discover enchanting Liechtenstein through Vaduz Castle, the Liechtenstein Trail and the mountain resort of Malbun. Wander through spectacular Alpine landscapes, visit the Kunstmuseum and enjoy memorable experiences in one of Europe’s smallest and safest countries. Within just a few kilometres, Liechtenstein brings together culture, nature and relaxation, with surprises around every corner.
Life in Liechtenstein moves at a gentle pace, with a strong emphasis on quality and simplicity. Sample local dishes in family-run restaurants, enjoy wine from the princely estate and experience a sense of European harmony. The cuisine blends Austrian and Swiss influences, offering authentic flavours in a clean, natural setting.
Embark on a truly memorable journey through Liechtenstein, where the Alps meet a rich cultural heritage. In just a few days, you can embrace the tranquillity, walk along scenic trails with panoramic views and discover a principality with a remarkably vibrant cultural heart. It is the perfect destination for couples, nature lovers and travellers in search of something distinctive and authentic.
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Liechtenstein’s national dish is the traditional Käsknöpfle, a type of pasta served with grated local cheese and crispy onions. It is often accompanied by a green salad or roast potatoes and offers an authentic taste of the principality’s cuisine. Simple yet full of flavour, this dish perfectly reflects Liechtenstein’s culinary identity.
Please consult your travel agent about the country’s latest health regulations before travelling.

