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Visit Liechtenstein

Travel inspiration and trip ideas in Liechtenstein

Capital
Vaduz
Currency
CHF
Language
German
Best time to visit
May–September

A taste of Liechtenstein

Sixty-two square miles wedged between Switzerland and Austria, with a hereditary prince still living in the castle above Vaduz. You can hike across the country in a long day; the Fürstensteig ridge trail and the Liechtenstein Way thread you past pastures, wine terraces and a surprising number of medieval ruins.

Vaduz itself is small enough to cover in an afternoon — a pedestrian high street, the Kunstmuseum's contemporary collection, and a tasting room at the prince's own winery. Use it as a slow-day detour between Zurich and the Tirol, not a destination in itself. Bring hiking boots.

Where to go in Liechtenstein

Travel tips for Liechtenstein

When is the best time to visit Liechtenstein?
May–September is generally the most popular window for visiting Liechtenstein, with comfortable weather and most attractions open. Check our cities pages for city-specific timing.
Do I need a visa to visit Liechtenstein?

It depends on your nationality. Run a quick check to see whether you need a Schengen visa, ETIAS, or can travel visa-free.

What's the currency in Liechtenstein?
The currency is CHF.

Liechtenstein uses the Swiss Franc (CHF), sharing its currency with Switzerland. Euros are sometimes accepted in tourist areas but change is given in CHF. Card payments are widely accepted. ATMs are available in Vaduz. Liechtenstein is one of the most expensive countries in Europe, so budget accordingly.

Plan the rest of your Liechtenstein trip

Schengen day calculator

Plan around the 90 days in any 180 rule — see how long you can stay and when you can re-enter.

Travel insurance for Liechtenstein

Medical, cancellation and baggage cover compared — what to look for before you book.

ETIAS — coming for visa-free travellers

What it costs, who needs it, and when this new EU travel authorisation kicks in.

Digital nomad visas in Europe

Stay longer than 90 days — which countries issue a remote-work visa and what they require.

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