Opened in 1998! It is the national stadium of Liechtenstein. It is located in an idyllic location. Specifically, on the banks of the Rhine river and in a green natural landscape. The capacity of the stadium is 5,873 seats. In total, including standing, the capacity is 7,584 seats. It also hosts cultural events such as concerts and theater performances. Nearby are sports complex, parks and restaurants.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO RHEINPARK STADION
*** It is only 2 minutes by taxi.
*** It is 15 minutes on foot
VADUZ: THE LITTLE “PRINCESS” OF THE ALPS
You should definitely visit the capital of Liechtenstein at least once in your life. The city is surrounded by the Alps and is next to the Rhine river. The absolute tranquility, the unparalleled beauty, the wonderful natural landscapes, its rich culture and its outstanding monuments and attractions cause an explosion of emotions for those who walk its every street. It is one of the most beautiful charming leisure trips.
Currency: Swiss Franc
Calling Code: +423
Nearest airports from city center: Vaduz Airport (19km), St. Gallen -Altenrhein Airport (53km), Zurich Airport (119km), Basel Airport (199km), Stuttgart Airport (254km), Milano Malpensa Airport (260km), Munich Airport (295km), Bergamo Airport (300km).
TOP – 10 SIGHTSEEING
*** VADUZ CASTLE (Bergstrasse 2, 9490 Vaduz)
It is the official residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein. The magnificent palace-castle dates back to the 12th century. See the magnificent tower, the chapel of St. Anne and the late-Gothic main altar.
*** KATHEDRALE ST. FLORIN (Dompfarramt, St. Florinsgasse 17, 9490 Vaduz)
The neo-Gothic church was built at the end of the 19th century and is the center of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vaduz.
*** LIECHTENSTEIN ART MUSEUM ( Städtle 32, 9490 Vaduz)
Visit the state museum to enjoy a collective collection of international modern and contemporary art and Liechtenstein’s national art collection from the 19th century.
*** LIECHTENSTEIN STATE MUSEUM (Städtle 43, 9490 Vaduz)
It is worth visiting the museum that will take you on a journey through the history of Liechtenstein. Also, the exhibits present the natural history of the country.
*** POST MUSEUM (Städtle 37, 9490 Vaduz)
It opened in 1936 and is one of the most visited museums in the country. It tells the story of Liechtenstein’s postal services. Enjoy the large number of stamps.
*** STADTLE
Stroll along the picturesque pedestrian street and see the impressive Rathaus and Landtag which coexist with restaurants and shops.
*** WALSER MUSEUM (Schlossstrasse 5, 9497 Triesenberg)
Opened in 1961 by the parish priest of Triesenberg, the exhibits are about the history of Triesenberg and the local church.
***LIECHTENSTEIN TREASURY (Städtle 37, 9490 Vaduz)
The exhibits concern unique treasures directly related to Liechtenstein, such as gifts from kings, objects – gifts from emperors, hunting knives, historical weapons, decorative golden eggs, jewelry, etc.
*** RED HOUSE (Fürst-Franz-Josef-Strasse 102, 9490 Vaduz)
It was built in 1339 and over the decades it was expanded. It is one of the most important attractions of the city. Since 1807 the building has been owned by the Rheinberger family. Egon Rheinberger was a famous painter, sculptor and architect.
*** LAWENA MUSEUM (Sägastrasse 33, 9495 Triesen)
The electricity museum displays exhibits from 1910 to the present day. See the history of the iron, the electric stove, the washing machine, the radiator and many more.
ΤΗINGS TO DO
*** Kunstraum Engländerbau is a museum that deserves your attention.
*** We would also recommend you to visit the Hilti Art Foundation.
*** The small church of Sankt Josefskapelle has a special beauty.
*** Pfarrei Vaduz is a church that is also worth seeing up close.
*** Alte Rheinbrücke is one of the most distinctive bridges at the foot of the Alps.
*** Tre Cavalli is a famous sculpture in the city center.
FOOD AND DRINK
Vaduz’s cuisine will charm you. It is high quality, hearty and based mainly on meat. The broths are also worth trying. Be sure to try Käsknöpfle (pasta stuffed with cheese and topped with fried onions) which is the country’s traditional dish. Of course we would recommend ordering fish stew, ribel, Geschnetzelte, schwartenmagen, schnitzel, hafalaab, torkarebl and wurst. Try traditional pasta recipes and Dreikönigskuchen which is considered the ‘king cake’. It also has great sweets and desserts, such as muesli, pfannkuchen, plum and coconut sweets. The traditional drink is Glühmost. Try traditional wines and beers.
WHERE TO STAY
You don’t have many options for your stay in the center of Vaduz. There are several options in the surrounding areas and about 4-5 km away from the center.
FUN AND SHOPPING
*** A visit to the Cellars of the Prince of Liechtenstein to enjoy wines will be unforgettable.
*** Mühleholzmarkt is an ideal place to do your shopping.
*** Stadtle has ideal shops for your shopping.
*** Vaduz has a ski resort for those who love winter sports.
HOW TO GET AROUND
The most beautiful way to get around the city is on foot, or by bike.
CITIES NEAR VADUZ
Major cities close to Vaduz are St. Gallen (68km), Zurich (109km), Luzern (133km), Strasbourg (208km), Augsburg (215km), Munich (238km), Milan (258km), Freiburg im Breisgau (260km), Stuttgart (266km), Bergamo (299km).
PHOTO CREDITS: Official Website FC Vaduz
