Discover Liechtenstein: A Photographer's Paradise
Often overlooked by travelers in Europe, the small German-speaking microstate of Liechtenstein is a hidden gem filled with stunning landscapes, from majestic mountains and verdant valleys to historic castles and quaint villages.
For those keen on capturing the beauty of this country, renting a car is the best way to explore Liechtenstein at your own pace.
1. Vaduz
Vaduz Castle, perched on an Alpine hill, is the picturesque home of the Prince of Liechtenstein. Dating back to the 12th century, the castle has been restored after a fire and now boasts beautiful gardens.
2. Malbun
Malbun is Liechtenstein's premier ski resort, offering excellent snow conditions and panoramic views of the Alps.
3. Balzers
Gutenberg Castle in Balzers is a medieval fortress that now serves as a museum, with its full splendor best captured from afar.
4. Hinterschellenberg
Hinterschellenberg is a quaint village known for its historic wooden structures and serene ambiance.
5. Sücka
Sücka is famous for its pastoral landscapes, hiking trails, and a sled run that begins near the local hotel.
6. Steg
Steg is a picturesque village by Gaenglesee lake, offering idyllic hiking trails and cross-country skiing routes.
7. Sareis
The village of Sareis is a hiker's delight with a chairlift leading to a scenic mountaintop restaurant.
8. Triesenberg
Triesenberg offers stunning forested hills and a charming town center.
9. Alte Rheinbrücke
The historic Alte Rheinbrücke is a wooden bridge that spans the Rhine, connecting Vaduz to Sevelen.
10. Augstenberg Mountain
Augstenberg Mountain is a popular hiking destination with breathtaking summit views.
11. Silum
Silum is a picturesque area known for its night views and hiking opportunities.
12. Eschen
Eschen is home to the Roman-catholic St. Martin Church and is the fourth-largest town in Liechtenstein.
13. Gaflei
Gaflei offers panoramic views and is a starting point for several hiking trails.
14. Schaan
Schaan features the Church of St. Laurentius and a cultural trail showcasing the town's landmarks.
15. Fürstin-Gina Trail
The Fürstin-Gina trail offers picturesque views of the countryside.
16. Mitteldorf
Mitteldorf in Vaduz is known for the historic Red House, a striking photo backdrop.
17. Upper Castle Ruins (Obere Burg)
The Upper Castle Ruins are the largest in Liechtenstein and are open for public exploration.
18. Samina Alpine Valley
The Samina Valley is a nature lover's haven with trails leading to the Austrian border.
Liechtenstein may be small, but it's brimming with photogenic spots that are sure to enchant any photography enthusiast.
