The best Places to visit in Liechtenstein

The Alter Pfarrhof (Old Parish House) in Balzers is home to the municipal cultural centre. This site represents a unique collection of buildings in Liechtenstein, centred on the striking baroque Alter Pfarrhaus with its herb garden.

The Postage Stamp Museum tells the history of Liechtenstein's postal service over the years and displays a large number of postage stamps past and present.

Haute cuisine in Malbun: The Gourmet Restaurant Malbuner Stube combines tradition and modern.

Trekking with lamas and alpacas through the Alps? Why not! In the company of the friendly animals, children immerse themselves in nature and soon forget how long they have been walking.

Castellum Vineyard in Eschen produces red wines, white wines, rosé wines, sweet wines and spirits. The was founded in 1983.

The Treasure Chamber of the Principality of Liechtenstein in Vaduz, the only museum of its kind in the Alps, focuses primarily on exhibits belonging to the Princes of Liechtenstein and other private collectors.

The rope park in the Forst area in Triesen is a special experience for pupils from the middle primary school level.

Schädler House at St. Florinsgasse 3 was built in 1872/73 as a three-storey residential building with rooms for the medical practice of the physicians Karl and Albert Schädler.

Perched on a hillside in the country's southernmost municipality, Balzers, Gutenberg Castle was built in the High Middle Ages.

Liechtenstein Power Stations operate a museum of electricity in Triesen.

The Ruggeller Riet Nature Reserve is a haven of peace and tranquility on the valley floor.

Triesenberg is a traditional mountain village in Liechtenstein. With roots as a Walser settlement in the 13th 14th century, the municipality continues to honour its venerable history.

Originally called the "Heimatmuseum", the Walser Museum was created in 1961 by the parish priest of Triesenberg at the time, Engelbert Bucher.

The Liechtensteiner Brauhaus was founded in 2007 by Bruno Güntensperger.

The former Rössle Gasthaus, with its attached hall and stage, was the centre of social life in the Municipality of Mauren for many years.

Rheinberger House was one of the first administrative buildings in the present day government quarter.