Tucked between Switzerland and Austria, the tiny nation of Liechtenstein is a hidden gem in the Alps, a land of fairytale castles, rolling valleys, and majestic mountain views.
At just over 160 square kilometers, you could literally walk across the whole country in a single day… but trust us, you’ll want to slow down and soak it all in.
Despite its size, Liechtenstein is one of the world’s richest and most peaceful countries, a principality where the ruling prince still lives in the castle overlooking the capital, Vaduz, and locals greet you with a friendly “Hoi!” as you wander by.
With Pinoy Tourism, you’ll explore this Alpine wonderland’s ancient castles, scenic trails, charming villages, and world-class museums, all set against breathtaking backdrops that look straight out of a storybook.
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A tiny pocket in the Alps, Liechtenstein is an underrated European treasure bursting with charm, from cliffside castles to cozy mountain villages. Discover why this micronation with a big heart offers one of the most authentic and unforgettable travel experiences in Europe.
At just over 60 square miles, Liechtenstein packs in charming villages, fairytale castles, and warm-hearted locals — small in size, big in personality.
Liechtenstein uses the Swiss franc, so swap your euros for francs before you go. Most places accept cards, but it’s smart to carry a bit of cash.
German is the official language, so a few polite phrases go a long way. Or, simply download Google Translate offline for quick help.
Every corner of Liechtenstein is Instagram-worthy — from mountain trails to castle views. You’ll want proof of this fairytale come to life.
Liechtenstein uses 230V power outlets with Type J (three-round-pin) and Type C (two-pin) plugs — the same as Switzerland.
This country was made for walking. Whether you're exploring Vaduz’s cobblestone streets or mountain paths, sturdy, comfy shoes are a must.
Help keep the Alps pristine by going plastic-free — bring a reusable water bottle, steel straw, and refillable toiletry containers.
Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to enter Liechtenstein. Check entry requirements well in advance and ensure your passport is valid for at least 3–6 months beyond your travel dates.
