Liechtenstein is a travel destination in Western Europe. Its capital is Vaduz. October and September are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Liechtenstein
Vaduz Castle (landmark) — Medieval hilltop residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein — looming above the capital, open only on National Day (15 Aug).
Vaduz City Centre (city) — Compact capital of the world's 6th smallest nation — postage stamp museum, fine-art museum housed in a striking cube.
Malbun Ski Resort (mountain) — The Prince's own ski slopes — charming Alpine village at 1,600 m, family-friendly runs, and one of Europe's smallest ski areas.
Gutenberg Castle, Balzers (landmark) — Well-preserved 12th-century hilltop castle towering over the Rhine Valley — used for folk festivals and medieval reenactments.
Rhine Valley Cycling Path (natural) — Flat 24 km cycle path along the Rhein river through vineyards and meadows connecting Liechtenstein's 11 villages.
Schellenberg (city) — Tiny northernmost commune with the ruin of the old Schellenberg castle and views into Switzerland and Austria simultaneously.
Drei Schwestern Peaks (mountain) — The "Three Sisters" hiking ridge at 1,979 m — rewarding all-day trail with panoramas of the Rhine Valley and Alpine peaks.
National Museum of Liechtenstein (landmark) — Princely art collection and Liechtenstein heritage in a beautifully restored town manor — medieval weaponry to Rubens.
Wine Country, Vaduz (natural) — The Prince personally produces Pinot Noir from his own estate vineyards — tasting room open to visitors in Vaduz.
Triesenberg (city) — Mountain village of Walser settlers with traditional wooden houses — folklore museum and sweeping Rhine plain views.