I have heard of people say they have traveled to Italy, France, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, and other places in Europe, but not Liechtenstein. Liechtenstein always seems to get left out in the cold. Why are there so few people that travel to Liechtenstein? Like I never hear any of my friends say " I am going to Liechtenstein next week". If I heard that from someone I knew I would find it really fascinating.

Hallo Nachbarn,
wie lebt es sich in eurem schönen Ländli?
wie ist es Untertane zu sein?
sollen wir euch befreien und Demokratie bringen? oder macht ihr das lieber selber? oder gar nicht?
erzählt mal.
Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz

Looking at the overall picture (cost of living, salaries, taxes, work culture, social life, bureaucracy, healthcare, infrastructure, etc..) how does living in Liechtenstein compare with living in Switzerland?Are there any differences that really stand out?

Hey! I'm a SIM card collector from Scotland. It's quite a niche thing to collect, but I collect SIMs (the cards you put in your phone) like one may collect stamls. A goal of mine is to get a SIM from every country/territory/entity which issues them. I wanted to ask if anyone is able to send me a SIM from Liechtenstein. I don't need it to be active (although that would certainly be cool) or registered, I just need the plastic card. Ideally it would have the chip bit and the frame, but if you have only the frame lying around from an old one or something I would still be very happy if you're able to send it over.

From what I gather the current operators are FL1, Swisscom and 7acht. Swisscom would probably be the most boring but I'd still be very happy to get one from any :)

Many thanks for your help!

Pictured for your viewing pleasure aee cards from some of the rarest countries I have.

Is it easy to get a job at liechtenstein? Do I need to speak german?

Hey everyone,

I recently took the Citytrain tour in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, and noticed something really specific that caught my attention. In their audio guide selection, they offer Hindi and Malayalam, but no other South Indian languages like Tamil, Telugu, or Kannada.

As a tiny European principality, it makes total sense that they would have Hindi to cater to Indian tourists. But I was fascinated to see Malayalam specifically singled out as the only other Indian option!

Does anyone know the backstory here? Is there a massive, specific pipeline of tour groups from Kerala that frequently visit Liechtenstein, or did a particular travel agency strike a custom deal/partnership with the local tour operators to get it recorded?

Would love to hear if anyone has the inside scoop on how this hyper-specific language pairing ended up on a train in Vaduz!

Just curious, do you ever get weird looks because of the plate on your car?

I imagine the effect probably gets stronger the further you travel from Liechtenstein, but I still remember the first time I saw a Liechtenstein plate and genuinely wondered about what that was.

Im currenly visiting Liechtenstein and i have some sort of tradition that i bring a license plate home as a souvenir from every country i go to.

I am now in Liechtenstein and i dont know were to get one and if its possible at all, does somebody know were to get one/ if its even possible?

So I am not from Liechtenstein, have never been to Liechtenstein and have no plans to go to Liechtenstein. I got this felted pig the other day and have decided to name her petunia, third duchess of Liechtenstein. I want to make her a little room but I want her to be a knowledgeable duchess but I have no clue what I should add to her room because I am from the other side of the world (New Zealand). Any suggestions on books, posters, and cultural items I could add to make her a good duchess? This is very silly but I'm taking this as an opportunity to learn about other places, and to be crafty. I unfortunately can't access a lot of information about Liechtenstein because I can't speak German, so anything would be much appreciated. I am going to try to translate this into German using Google translate to I apologize for anything incorrect

Dieser Text wurde mit Google Translate aus dem Englischen übersetzt; ich bitte also um Entschuldigung, falls etwas schwer verständlich ist. Ich komme nicht aus Liechtenstein, war noch nie dort und habe auch nicht vor, dorthin zu reisen. Ich habe neulich dieses gefilzte Schweinchen bekommen und beschlossen, es „Petunia, dritte Herzogin von Liechtenstein“ zu nennen. Ich möchte ihr ein kleines Zimmer einrichten und hätte sie gerne als gebildete Herzogin dargestellt, aber ich habe keine Ahnung, was ich in ihr Zimmer stellen soll, da ich vom anderen Ende der Welt (Neuseeland) komme. Habt ihr Vorschläge für Bücher, Poster oder kulturelle Gegenstände, die sie zu einer guten Herzogin machen würden? Es ist zwar eine ziemliche Spielerei, aber ich nutze das als Gelegenheit, etwas über andere Orte zu lernen und kreativ zu sein. Leider habe ich kaum Zugang zu Informationen über Liechtenstein, da ich kein Deutsch spreche; ich bin also für jeden Hinweis sehr dankbar.

looking on google maps i don't see much in the way of urbanization, mostly small houses. it reminds me of midwestern america. seems like a good country for outdoorsmen. can you only shoot guns at ranges, or can you go in the woods and set up some targets? there are quite alot of historical sites which is nice for tourists, but what do locals do for entertainment? do you have to cross the border and go to a bigger city? i found only one nightclub in liechtenstein on google maps, there were a decent number of normal bars though. i also noticed lots of solar panels, are power bills high? a number of businesses had english names as well. is this a common thing?

Hi everyone!

I’m a license plate collector from Slovakia, and I’m currently trying to expand my collection with plates from all around the world. I would love to have a plate from Liechtenstein!

I was just wondering, if there is anyone who has an unnecessary license plate lying around in a somewhere that they’d be willing to send me? Of course I can cover the shipping costs.

Thanks a lot :)

I visited vaduz, loved it there, hopefully will go visit again.

As silly as it may sound, i collect plushies of pigeons and i name them after what they are called in different languages/dialects. Would love to name one after the liechtenstein (vaduz region) dialect.

Thank you in advance for anybody answering me.

It is difficult to find accurate information about the dialect online, it seems its only possible by traveling to the country. So my next best option in the meantime was asking here.

Next week, a few friends and I are hiking the Liechtenstein Trail. We’ll be staying in Balzers, Triesenberg and Vaduz.

On the evening we stay in Triesenberg, we’re thinking of taking the bus to Vaduz for a pub golf. The following evening we’ll be staying in Vaduz and going to watch Liechtenstein vs Gibraltar, so we don’t want to do it that night we’d be absolutely wrecked at the match otherwise.

Does anyone have experience with nightlife in Vaduz or doing a pub golf in Liechtenstein? Which bars would you include, how would you set up the holes, and is the bus back to Triesenberg practical in the evening?

Restaurant tips would also be very welcome. Since we’re staying in hotels, we’ll be eating out most of the time: what are good places for breakfast, lunch or dinner in or around Balzers, Triesenberg and Vaduz? And what else should we definitely not miss doing, seeing, eating or drinking while we’re there?

I am learning to cook. I live in Hungary. But to make it interesting, I decided to try to make all other countries' dishes, in random order.

What do you recommend from Liechtenstein, something you actually eat?
I can source almost every ingredient so that's probably not a problem.

So far i cooked from 22 countries.

(if you are curious how they turned out, check my profile for pictures)

Is it a bad idea for me to come? I planned a last minute trip to Switzerland —> Liechtenstein—> Austria. The weather has been amazing but I just realized this week it will drastically get cooler and be rainy/cloudy.

Is it bad idea to come during this time ? I want to see malbun, the lush greenery, mountains and cable car to see the mountains.

Thanks

Hello Reddit, I need some information for an upcoming trip. I'm planning on travelling through Liechtenstein in a few weeks time, and I'm curious about the cigarettes there.

How much are they in Liechtenstein, and are there any niche local brands I should look out for? I know it's a tiny country but sometimes places can surprise you.

More importantly: Does Liechtenstein have its own health warnings on cigarette packaging? Or do shops just sell Swiss cigarettes? I need to know because I collect a pack from every country I visit, so if they just sell Swiss cigarettes in Liechtenstein, I'll know not to bother finding a tobacco shop.

Thanks guys, any guidance would be much appreciated!

I live in Switzerland and am familiar with the tax system here. I’ve often heard that Liechtenstein has very low taxes, but I’ve never really seen concrete numbers or how they actually scale with income.

Does anyone have a good overview of the tax rates, or can point me to some resources?

Just out of curiosity. Thank you

As the title says, I’m curious about how much economic differences can vary between different municipalities, and if there is any at all, given the size of the country. Would you say that the differences are noticeable when you travel from one municipality to another?

As the title says, I’m just curious to know whether people born in FL usually work in the country. Is this the norm, or do people often find work in neighboring countries (Switzerland or Austria)?

Hello! I just finished the Liechtenstein Way and had an absolutely magical time. I was very surprised to see so many houses have a trampoline. Why is this?

Good morning everyone ! I currently Live my Life in Germany and inam considering different countrys to move to and Lichtenschtein seems to be a beautiful place ! But i Heard Its REALY hard to move to... So i whant to ask the people themself how hard it truly is (maybe there is also someone Here that did move to Lichtenstein and can Tell me about it) you can also if you whant to make it simple make a scale from 1-10

I Wish you all a wonderful day and Hope For Some Answeres i can use !

I found that a small number of residence permits are awarded to EEA citizens outside of the lottery system, but cannot find any information about the process to apply. I was also told that my family situation could be seen positively.

I have worked in Liechtenstein for 3 years and with two young children under the age of 2, the commute from Zurich doesn’t work anymore. We have applied through the lottery but had no luck in the first round. We’re looking into St Gallen as a most likely option but obviously Liechtenstein would be amazing for work, for the kids, and for finances too.

Does anyone know where I can find further information?

Thank you!

Hi folks. I'm in Vaduz and would like to try Käsknöpfle tomorrow if possible as I've never tried it. Can anyone recommend a place that'll do it, at lunchtime? In Vaduz ideally rather than Schaan or anywhere further away.

It doesn't have to be superb or anything, just a standard Käsknöpfle. Thanks very much for any replies.