Liechtenstein

Welcome to Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein is a small but mesmerizing country, located in the heart of Europe between Austria and Switzerland. This country has a fascinating history, which is a reflection of its geographical location. Furthermore, the Liechtenstein family acquired these lands of this region and later named it after the family name, Liechtenstein. The first time this region gained independence was in 1719; however, it got occupied by both French and Russian forces. Later on, this region regained its full independence in 1866, and since then it has become one of the most beautiful places for tourism in Europe. Liechtenstein is mostly known for its strong financial sector and, it is the perfect place for businesses and wealthy individuals, as it offers promising tax laws and a great level of privacy. That is not all! This country is also one of the few countries in the world that has no national debt and a very low rate of unemployment. Despite its small size, this land is renowned for its natural beauty, making it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts.

The capital city of Liechtenstein has been Vaduz since 1719, and it is well-known for its picture-like sights and rich culture. Vaduz is home to over 5.7K people, and it has many amazing places that reflect both the history and culture of this city and country, such as the Liechtenstein National Museum. This museum is the perfect place for you to dive into the history and culture and gain a deeper understanding of the country. Then Vaduz Castle is one of the main attractions in Vaduz; it is home to the royal family, and this castle offers a unique view of the city. However, if you are more interested in immersing yourself in Liechtenstein’s community and the day-to-day life of the people, then you can have a walk in the City Center. This is the ideal place for you to explore the city and find many shops, cafes, and restaurants. While you are there, you can try these traditional dishes, such as Kasknopfle, which is small dumplings with cheese and fried onions, and it is considered the national dish. After that, Ribel, the Liechtenstein’s traditional breakfast, is made from cornmeal and wheat cooked in milk. Lastly, Rosti is a dish made from grated potatoes and then fried. Finally, you can end your day with cycling, hiking, or skiing, as the city offers many magnificent places for outdoor activities. 

Interesting Facts About Liechtenstein

• Liechtenstein is the world’s sixth smallest sovereign state by area.
• The country has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
• Liechtenstein is a popular filming location.
• Liechtenstein is one of the wealthiest countries in the world.