Things to Do in Vaduz

Vaduz is one of the world's richest cities per capita, largely due to Liechtenstein's status as a financial hub and its prosperity from the industrial and ceramics sectors.

Vaduz Castle, perched 120 meters above the city, has been the residence of the Princes of Liechtenstein since 1712 and remains a private residence (not open to the public, though viewable from outside).

Liechtenstein is the world's leading exporter of false teeth, along with being a global player in pharmaceutical and industrial manufacturing.

Vaduz has no airport of its own; the nearest commercial airport is Zürich Airport in Switzerland, about 90 minutes away by car or train.

The Rhine River forms Liechtenstein's eastern border with Switzerland, and Vaduz sits directly on this border, making it uniquely accessible from both Swiss and Austrian sides.

Vaduz's Old Town (Altstadt) features narrow medieval streets, half-timbered buildings, and wine taverns, preserved from its centuries as a key Alpine trade route.