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The 6 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Vaduz, Liechtenstein
The capital and home of the Prince of Liechtenstein, Vaduz has a car-free center, allowing tourists the freedom to walk around freely, appreciating some of the many surviving medieval, Gothic, and Baroque structures. Older buildings stand next to more recent structures, like the black basalt cube that showcases the contemporary and modern art collection of the Liechtenstein Museum of Fine Arts. Vaduz Castle, the home of the royal family, overlooks the city from the hills that surround the city.
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1. Vaduz Castle
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4.0 based on 911 reviews
Visible from far and wide yet so close you could almost touch it, the emblem of Liechtenstein towers over Vaduz on a rock terrace which can be reached along a romantic footpath. The castle was first built some 700 years ago. Since 1712 it has been in the possession of the Prince of Liechtenstein. Furthermore, since 1938 it has been the residence of the prince’s family, so it is not open to the public. The 12th century keep and the structures on the east side are the oldest parts of the castle.
Reviewed By bob2bkk - Bangkok, Thailand
Vaduz Castle or Schloss Vaduz sits high above rhe capital city Vaduz. The Prince of Liechtenstein and his family occupy the castle as it is there official residence so therefore it is closed to the public. You are able to walk up to the castle winding your way thru the castle gardens. Warning, it is a steep and arduous climb. On National Day when we were there, we say many many people making there way up to the castle. Best direction is to the left of Brasserie Burg. You will see a paved walkway leading up the hill (mountain). The tourist book says it is 120 meters (395 ft.) above Vaduz. So let that be your guide and deciding factor.
2. Hofkellerei of the Prince of Liechtenstein
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4.0 based on 84 reviews
Enjoy princely and discover the world of wines in our winery in Vaduz! We invite you to visit our winery and taste our princely wines! Enjoy a walk through our "Herawingert", the most traditional and most important vineyard in Vaduz. Cellar Door Tasting For individuals or groups up to 9 people. The duration of the tasting is individual (between 30 and 60 mins). The price includes four wines, costing CHF 9.00 per person. Pre-registration is not necessary. In order to experience a detailed wine experience, we kindly ask you to arrive at least one hour before closing time.
Reviewed By beza82
We visited 4th June 2018 on a day trip to Liechtenstein, whilst we couldn’t do a tour we were able to do the wine tasting at 9CHF in the cellar, all 3 were very good and we took a bottle back to Zurich to enjoy later.
3. Cathedral of St. Florin
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4.0 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Brittany_11_10 - Los Angeles, United States
Pretty inside and out, and very peaceful inside. A nice place to relax and admire some lovely stained glass windows, and/or do your religious thing if that suits you too. There's free parking out front up to one hour, otherwise it's paid.
4. The Main Square
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4.0 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By ttravelcouple
A nice walk around the square is a good start for your visit in Vaduz. Follow the "gold bars" and you will find yourself in the middle of the city, surrounded by art.
5. Tre Cavalli by Nag Arnoldi
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4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By JerryFietz - Zurich, Switzerland
Very nice statues. Also quite sturdy (tested by a friend) Overall a nice part of town with watch shops. Good access to the trail that leads to the castle.
6. Bas-Relief to Josef Rheinberger
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3.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By bob2bkk - Bangkok, Thailand
This plaque and memorial is for Josef Rheinberger. He was born in Leichtenstein and became an organist and composer living most of his life in Germany after attending Munich Conservatorium. Due to his remarkable talent, he was admitted at just 12 years of age. It is appropriate that it is in this area as the Music hall is just up behind the Cathedral of St. Florin.
