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And when it comes to what to see in Liechtenstein , while most blogs focus only on Vaduz , there is bags more to see. With a car: remember to bring your passport if you pass through Switzerland. Without a car — I came from Milano , Italy by bus and it took around 4 hours. Start with the Flixbus from Milan and roar all the way through to Chur in Switzerland. Insider tip: this is a 20 minute walk up a bit of a hill and at the top a photo stop. Insider tip: when I visited it was the height of summer and they have a few tiny ankle high fountains outside this museum. It was a lovely place to splash around a bit and be like a kid again. Is it a church? Is it a cathedral? You decide! It has a modern feel and is totally open to the public. Insider tip: look out for the coat of arms inside, eagles and bugles are clearly the order of the day. This is my couchsurfer friend giving us a great rendition. Insider tip: the best shots of this placeare from far away, so learn from my mistake and start snapping when you see it over the rooftops. Feed your inner geek with stamps dating back to Like a timewarp, feast your eyes over elegantly written letters, ornate post boxes and kid friendly exhibits. Insider tip: the staff are knowledgeable and if you bring some of your own stamps, they can tell you some bits and bobs about where they came from. Switzerland may be better known for its chocolate, but here Liechtenstein gives its neighbour a run for its money. Definitely a place to stop and sample something tasty. Insider tip: this is by far the yummiest place around town where you can get a stamp in your passport. That wall covered with wooden hearts? They were once worn by local cattle. Not too many bridges can make a name for themselves. This one is fairly death-defying and crosses the Rhine. Do it like the locals do and round off your day with a tipple at this central Vaduz bar. Definitely the cutest way to see the city, one chug at a time. The drivers are friendly, the views are enticing and there are photo stops whenever you need. The ride is just after a half hour and leaves at 1 pm and 4. The wealth of ancient rulers meets creative Faberge eggs in these exhibits. It is low on light inside, so bring those reading glasses. This country has more than its fair share of castles, but this is one of the most impressive. Set in Balzers, a short way south of the capital, it truly belongs on Pinterest. Insider tip: stop in at the tourist centre and book a guided tour of the castle, available between May and Halloween — but do book ahead. Like many antiques shows, it only opens on the a Sunday — the first Sunday of the month. Give them a ring a few days before you come and you may be able to snag a guided tour. A museum dedicated to all things water, or, more specifically The Rhine. Find it in Heilgruz, on the Giessenstrasse. This one gets a glorious resurrection once a year and still works. Admission is free. Feeling like a hamlet in the mountains, this is an antidote to the clean and well organised nature of Vaduz, for a little more of that authentic charm. Even its graveyard is both pretty and charming. One word — challenge. The birds are the stand out stars, wild and alert and yet willing to fly straight to the glove. The centre in Malbun is a window into the animal kingdom. Your email address will not be published. Reaching Liechtenstein With a car: remember to bring your passport if you pass through Switzerland. So what are some things to do in Liechtenstein? Insider tip: the national team wear red and blue, so now you know who to cheer for! Insider tip: budgeting? The museum is free! Insider tip: visit outside of the school holidays to avoid any lengthy school tours. Insider tip: for the lazy like me the upper castle is the easiest to reach on foot. Where can I get a Liechtenstein stamp in my passport? About Latest Posts. Danni Lawson. A small town girl on a mission to live in 10 different countries before she pops her clogs, Danni began travelling with a job in Peru at the age of Now an expert in living and working abroad, she shares all the tips and tricks you need to get started. Latest posts by Danni Lawson see all. Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.

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