Travel to Vaduz

Perched 120 metres above Vaduz, this medieval castle serves as the Prince of Liechtenstein's residence. Follow the scenic footpath for panoramic Rhine Valley views and informative displays about the Princely Family.

This historic museum dating from 1438 showcases Liechtenstein's rich cultural heritage through diverse exhibits. Explore archaeological treasures and contemporary art with multilingual audio guides.

This striking black cube museum showcases an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art. Explore paintings, sculptures, and installations in a minimalist setting that enhances the artistic experience.

The Princely Wine Cellars showcase Liechtenstein's royal winemaking tradition with acclaimed Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Savour the estate's finest selections during a tasting while overlooking the picturesque vineyards.

Dating from 1338, the Red House stands as one of Vaduz's oldest buildings with its striking red façade and stepped gable. Wander the surrounding vineyards for spectacular views of this medieval landmark against the Alps.

This museum chronicles Liechtenstein's postal history with every stamp issued since 1912. Examine original designs and vintage postal equipment while obtaining a souvenir passport stamp at the adjacent centre.

This intimate chamber houses precious artefacts spanning five centuries, including rare Fabergé eggs and Apollo mission moon rocks. Visitors can marvel at exquisite craftsmanship of Liechtenstein's heritage.

Liechtenstein's national stadium sits beautifully along the Rhine with Alpine views as its backdrop. Watch FC Vaduz or the national team play in this intimate 5,873-seat venue while enjoying the mountainous scenery.