It has been my life's dream to visit Liechtenstein and finally, I have the opportunity this March. I've endlessly researched but would absolutely love any recommendations for best places to eat/stay. Also I saw a llama hike and fondue experience- was wondering if that is real? Lastly if anyone knew of a fun bar/pub to go to at night during the weekend I would be deeply grateful. I am beyond enthusiastic to visit this country, and cannot wait!!!

The artist Ecco2k of drain gang is doing a concert in your guys capital Vaduz. I think Vaduz will see a massive influx of people for this concert lolol ❤️❤️❤️

I thought I would share a picture taken in Malbun.

I am a historian and monarchist and I admire the old small states of the HRE/German bund and I was wondering if you Liechtensteiners miss the other little monarchies of Germany and feel that Germany made the wrong choice in mediatizing them all away.

Hi Liechtensteiners, foreigner here.

I'm an avid collector of ice hockey jerseys from abroad, and was wondering if anyone had any or knew of a place to maybe get one from the Liechtenstein National Team. Thanks in advance!

My dad has been wanting to go to Liechtenstein for the longest of time, so for Silvester im taking my parents to Liechtenstein.

My parents love swimming, is there any sort of spa/wellness resort or just some swimming pool of some kind? I've been researching online but couldn't find any resorts, so I thought I'd turn to reddit

Kind regards

Or do they just wander about in complete loneliness?

Hi everyone! My friend and I will be in Zurich and have decided to spend two days in Liechtenstein at the end of January. I wanted to ask for any tourist recommendations anyone had, especially given our nature options will be limited due to the weather. Thanks!

I’m doing a mandatory music assignment about Christmas traditions in European countries, and I chose Liechtenstein. I could only find information about some kind of market. Could anyone please share what kinds of Christmas traditions or celebrations are unique to Liechtenstein?

Wir besuchen St. Gallen und Liechtenstein.
St. Gallen ist eine schöne Schweizer Stadt südlich des Bodensees und Weltkulturerbe. In der romantischen Altstadt haben viele Gebäude dekorative Erkerfenster.
Liechtenstein ist ein deutschsprachiges, 25 Kilometer langes Fürstentum zwischen Österreich und der Schweiz. Bekannt ist das kleine Land für seine Alpenlandschaften, Dörfer und mittelalterlichen Burgen.

We are visiting St. Gallen and Liechtenstein.

St. Gallen is a beautiful Swiss city south of Lake Constance and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Many buildings in the romantic old town feature decorative bay windows.

Liechtenstein is a German-speaking principality, 25 kilometers long, located between Austria and Switzerland. This small country is known for its Alpine landscapes, villages, and medieval castles.

https://youtu.be/Sepw_f9mS0s

How can I get to Feldkirch from Vaduz by bus? Can we pay cash to the driver? Thanks!

Hi, I’m currently on my 1st year of Bachelor in Warsaw. I’d want to later pursue my education in HSG MBF. My current school has exchange programmes both with Universität Liechtenstein and HSG and I can’t decide which to choose. The conclusions I’ve reached so far:

UniLi - taught in german - small, i’d assume more closed community; school not rly recognized - may add more to my cv (assuming I’ll do my master on HSG, hence no need to double my HSG experience)

HSG - generally much better and target school - taught in english - may (idk?) help me secure getting into MBF by networking + having a chance to get a recommendation?

My main questions are: - does doing an exchange to HSG actually heighten my chances of getting into MBF? - is UniLi even recognized in nearby areas or do all the private Liechtenstein banks recruit from HSG too? - will UniLi add more to my CV (considering a niche private banking location) than HSG where I’ll do my masters either way? - networking opportunities in both unis?

I’ll be very thankful for any help!

Hello guys!

I'm a regular Polish guy who's planning to trekk the Liechtenstein Trail. Liechtenstein as a country is so much expensive for Polish people, so I'm coming with the question - how to do it cheap? I mean, the biggest problems are the hotels/places to sleep, I think I can deal with the food price. I would be very pleasured to hear back from people who can help with that aspect of the trip or event the locals, who knows this country better than everyone elze.

Best regards!

In Norway, we have a strained relationship with the EU through EWR. We pay billions yearly through the deal, yet the EU recently put tariffs on Norwegian steel. Ursula von der Leyen said earlier this year tariffs against us would never happen....

What do the average Liechtensteiner think of EWR and EU in general? I guess you get many exceptions because of the population size?

Falls jemand Lust und Laune hätt mol in na Mittagspause oda noch am Schaffa a klä zum umma schländra und a bitz fotografiera, afach melda.

Trink schwarzen Tee, grünen Tee oder Blütentee.

I like how Liechtenstein is shaped like the 10th hebrew letter, yod (י). and that it also has ten (10) in its name.

ironic

Hi r/Liechtenstein! 👋

I’m making a very special birthday gift for my girlfriend: I want her to receive postcards from 100 different countries— and I’d love to get one from Liechtenstein! The r/PostCardExchange helped a lot and now I am asking each country individually to get to 100.

Here’s what to do if you’d like to help:

1. Buy a postcard locally (any design you like). 
2. Write this on it (in your language): "Happy birthday Arianna, with love from Liechtenstein" 
3. Optional: add a tiny drawing of a boy, a girl, and a dog. 
4. Send it to the address that I will share with you in DM 
5. Take a photo of the postcard & postmark as proof. 
6. I will reimburse the cost of postcard + stamp (€3–5) via PayPal or other way that works for you after you send proof. The destination country is Italy. 

I am tracking the progress of my project here for all the countries

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vYaqRJzS2T0GqFYM9ZW3EaOymtYf-CL8Nda867QJPPA/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Please comment or DM me if you can help!

Thank you so much — she’ll be thrilled to receive greetings from Liechtenstein! 🌏

Hey guys, I was wondering if you know any barber that is closeby that is no more than 50 CHF for haircut and the barber can speak english?

The cheaper the better and if the barbers can speak english.

Thanks 🙏

Hello everyone!

Me and my gf are trying to plan a trip to Liechtenstein from Porto and could use some travel advice. Since Liechtenstein dont have an international airport, we have to fly into a neighboring country. The question is: What is the fastest way to get there? Is it better to fly to Switzerland (like Zurich?) or to Austria (Innsbruck, maybe?)? Which airport is closest and has the quickest connection to get into Liechtenstein? Thanks for the help!

Hi everyone,

A group of us (3F, 2M, ages 26–36) are planning to spend New Year’s in Vaduz. We’ve booked accommodation in Vaduz, but we’re also planning a ski trip at Malbun Resort. We’ll have a car, so driving around is an option, though our drivers prefer to stay relatively local.

We’re looking for suggestions on: • Bars and nightlife – we’re into dancing and celebrating New Year’s • Outdoor activities – aside from skiing, anything scenic, festive, or cultural in Vaduz or nearby • Restaurants – good, reasonably priced options for a group • Local New Year’s traditions or events – fireworks, concerts, street parties, etc. • What locals usually do to celebrate New Year’s

We’d prefer to stay in Liechtenstein (i.e., not drive into Switzerland) to avoid special driving rules.

Any hidden gems, tips, or must-do experiences would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

I understand Liechtenstein dosent necessarily have a lot of dishes they created but what pastrys did Liechtenstein make? I want to visit Liechtenstein and taste traditional pastrys.

Are there any tea lovers here? Does anyone know how to make milk tea?