Document checklist for Liechtenstein

• Valid passport – for at least six months
• A valid Liechtenstein visa.
• Confirmed return or onward flights
• Details of accommodation.
• Travel itinerary

Essential Liechtenstein travel information

Currency – Although euros are also accepted, the Swiss franc is the official currency.

Daily budget for one person – Sfr226 ($253) per day.

Language – Liechtenstein’s national language is German.

Top 3 cities to visit – Vaduz, Schaan, and Triesen.

Top 3 landmarks/monuments – Burg Gutenberg, The Main Square, and the Sareis Chairlift

Socket type – Two plug kinds, C and J, relate to Liechtenstein. The operating voltage and frequency in Liechtenstein are 230V and 50Hz.

Time zone – (GMT +2)

Visa information for Liechtenstein

Those of you who are citizens of non-Schengen countries without a visa-free travel agreement with the region or if you have been denied a visa-free travel authorization and are visiting Liechtenstein, you will require a Schengen visa.

Typical costs and budget for Liechtenstein

Daily spending – Sfr226 ($253) per day

Meals – Sfr67 ($75) per day

Transport – Sfr42 ($47)

Hotel – for a couple is Sfr241 ($269).

Transport and best ways to travel around Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein has excellent, widely used public transportation, and the costs are fair. It has both trains and buses. In Liechtenstein, trains are one of the primary sources of transportation. Since Liechtenstein’s roads are excellent and many have bike lanes, biking is another inexpensive mode of transportation when the weather is favorable. The beautiful alpine scenery makes it worthwhile to bike the whole nation.

Safety in Liechtenstein

There are only so many threats to your safety besides breaking the principality’s local laws. Liechtenstein has such a low crime rate that the government has been inventing new rules to catch those breaking the law!

The only actual risks you could experience on the roadways are drunk drivers and, during the winter, ice conditions. Additionally, enjoying the scenery as you drive is a good idea because the cameras track speed limits can severely deplete your holiday fund.

Weather in Liechtenstein

In Liechtenstein, the average temperature varies substantially. Most of the year is pleasant with a potential of rain or snow, although considering humidity, it feels chilly for roughly half the year. The region is less temperate than other tourist locations worldwide regarding good weather. The hottest months in Liechtenstein are July, August, and June if you’re hoping to travel there during the most pleasant weather. The hottest part of the year is often mid-July, when daytime highs frequently hover around 25.7°C and overnight lows rarely go below 15.3°C.

If you like dry weather, Liechtenstein’s least likely months for heavy precipitation are February, April, and January. Around early February, there is the least likelihood of snow or rain.

Famous Cities and Towns in Liechtenstein

The Rhine River runs beside Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein. Vaduz is home to some lovely galleries and museums. In addition, there are chapels to visit in Liechtenstein’s other town of Schaan.

Must do and see in Liechtenstein

Vaduz – If you want to go shopping, check out gift shops, and eat somewhere, Vaduz is the city for you. There is a church and the modern and contemporary art museum Liechtenstein Kunst opened ten years ago. In addition, the Liechtenstein National Archives and the Postage Stamp Museum are located in Vaduz.

Schloss Vaduz – The royal family’s official residence, this ancient fortress stands watch over Vaduz. Even though the Schloss Vaduz castle isn’t accessible to the general public, you can still get a good look at it.

Typical Liechtenstein food to try

Torkarebl: Cooking cornflour with milk, water, and salt produces a typical törkarebl. After simmering, the dish typically gets fried in butter, resembling a cross between a porridge and a dumpling.

Hafalaab: Known as a staple of Liechtensteiner cuisine, hafalaab is regarded as one of the nation’s delicacies. It usually consists of a soup or broth with dumplings made of wheat and cornmeal, and it commonly has smoked bacon or ham as an added taste.

A classic Liechtenstein meal, Liechtensteiner fish stew is cooked with dark rye bread, sprats, fish such as snapper, cod, or mahi-mahi, tomatoes, green onions, potatoes, celery, parsley, marjoram, and smoked paprika, as well as stock and spices.

Vaccine information for Liechtenstein

For entry into Liechtenstein, you might need vaccinations against polio, measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, rabies, meningitis, as well as against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis, chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia, and influenza.

Fun facts about Liechtenstein

1. It’s one of the world’s tiniest nations.
2. By selling its artwork, Liechtenstein generated revenue for the nation.
3. Bill Gates received a proposal from the prince to buy the nation.
4. The whole Liechtenstein family is worth a billion dollars.