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Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein is a small yet stunning country in Central Europe, nestled between Switzerland and Austria. Despite its small size (just 160 square kilometers), it offers breathtaking alpine landscapes, charming villages, and a rich history. Here’s what you need to know for a visit:
Visa & Entry Requirements
- Liechtenstein is part of the Schengen Area, so visitors from Schengen countries can enter freely.
- If you’re from outside the Schengen Zone, check if you need a Schengen visa.
- There is no airport in Liechtenstein; the nearest international airport is in Zurich, Switzerland (ZRH).
Best Time to Visit
- Summer (June – September): Great for hiking, sightseeing, and outdoor activities.
- Winter (December – March): Perfect for skiing and snowboarding in Malbun, the country’s main ski resort.
Things to Do
- Hiking: Liechtenstein has over 400 km of hiking trails with breathtaking alpine views.
- Skiing & Snowboarding: The Malbun ski area is family-friendly and less crowded than Swiss resorts.
- Wine Tasting: Visit the Prince of Liechtenstein Winery in Vaduz.
- Cycling: The country has scenic cycling paths along the Rhine River.
- Stamp Collecting: Liechtenstein is famous for its postage stamps, and the Postage Stamp Museum in Vaduz is worth a visit.
Getting Around
- Public Transport: Buses connect all major towns and attractions.
- Car Rental: Useful for exploring at your own pace.
- Cycling & Walking: Many areas are pedestrian and bike-friendly.
Currency & Budget
- Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF), but Euros are often accepted.
- Budget: Liechtenstein is relatively expensive, similar to Switzerland.
Where to Stay
- Luxury: Park Hotel Sonnenhof (Vaduz) – A top-rated boutique hotel.
- Mid-Range: Hotel Turna Malbun – Perfect for ski lovers.
- Budget: Youth Hostel Schaan-Vaduz – Affordable and well-located.