[2025 Vaduz Attraction] Travel Guide for Kathedrale St. Florin (Updated May)

#0yentravel "A neo-Gothic Catholic church with an impressive spire. While the exterior is simple, the interior is beautiful with stained glass and a heavy wooden ceiling, and the cool space is calming. It is also the center of faith for the local people, and is a place where you can feel the culture in the silence. ▶Points: Free to visit/Be quiet during mass ▶Access: About a 5-minute walk from the National Museum"

Liechtenstein🇱🇮A country where you can rent a king This miniature European country always has a low-key and luxurious charm. It even offers the experience of "renting a country and being a king." Of course, this is just a high-end activity, but just hearing about it makes people feel that this place is particularly interesting. Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein, is a great starting point for exploring this tiny kingdom. 1. Vaduz Castle The castle is located on a hillside and is the residence of the royal family. It is not accessible for visitors, but its appearance is very spectacular. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the city center to the observation deck, where you can overlook the entire Vaduz and the Rhine Valley. 2. Postage Stamp Museum Liechtenstein’s stamps are considered a “treasure” in the philatelic world. This free museum displays a variety of exquisite stamps, and even if you are not a stamp collector, you will be amazed by its artistic sense. 3. Vaduz City Center Pedestrian Street This is where the parliament building, sculpture art, cafes and souvenir shops are located. Don't forget to go to the tourist office to get your Liechtenstein passport stamped to add a little fun to your trip. 4. Casino Liechtenstein You can use the casino as a relay station. When you enter, you will be given a free membership card and a chip that can be exchanged for alcohol. All non-alcoholic drinks in the casino are free. There are also snacks at the bar. You can take a break here before continuing your next journey. . 5. Altes Kino Vaduz (Old Theatre in Vaduz) It is a cultural landmark. This old theater is no longer used as a traditional cinema, but has been transformed into a multi-functional cultural center that often hosts various activities. Here you can learn about the history of the castle and its internal structure. Vaduz to Switzerland: An easy walk across the border Liechtenstein and Switzerland are separated only by the Rhine River. It’s about a 20-minute walk from the center of Vaduz, and following the signs to the border bridge by the river, you can easily cross to Switzerland. There is a national boundary sign on the bridge, which is a popular check-in spot for many tourists. Standing in the middle of the bridge, with Liechtenstein on one side and Switzerland on the other, you can instantly complete the experience of "two countries with one foot". Liechtenstein 🇱🇮: A Country Where You Can Rent the Throne This tiny European nation offers the unique concept of “renting the country and being king for a day,” adding a playful twist to its charm. Its capital, Vaduz, is perfect for exploring. 1. Vaduz Castle: The royal family’s residence. While closed to visitors, a 20-minute walk from the center offers stunning views of Vaduz and the Rhine Valley. 2. Postage Stamp Museum: Showcasing Liechtenstein’s famous stamps, this free museum is a must-see for art and history lovers. 3. Vaduz Pedestrian Zone: Home to sculptures, cafés, shops, and a tourist office where you can stamp your passport as a keepsake. 4. Casino Liechtenstein: Enjoy free non-alcoholic drinks, a snack bar, and a complimentary drink token—perfect for a short break. 5. Altes Kino Vaduz: A cultural hub hosting events and exhibitions, offering insights into local history and architecture. Walk to Switzerland From Vaduz, a 20-minute stroll takes you to the Rhine River border bridge. Snap a photo at the marker and enjoy standing between two countries—one foot in Liechtenstein, the other in Switzerland! #2月好去处2025

Before going to Liechtenstein, I never expected that this pocket-sized country is so healing. From the moment I landed, I entered the summer animation scene. The Alps scenery is not inferior to Switzerland, but the cost is much lower. Although I only stayed for two nights and two days, the itinerary was a bit special. 🏞Route: St. Florin Cathedral ~ Trindane & St. Joseph Parish Church ~ Malbun & Malbun Peace Church 1⃣ Cathedral of St. Florin This medieval cathedral doesn't really look big, with its Gothic-style towers rising into the clouds, giving it a fairy-tale look. It is already the largest church in this mini capital. It was almost evening when we arrived, and it was closed. 📜Ticket information: Free 🕰Opening hours: 8:00-18:00 every day 🚖Transportation: Located at Vaduz Square, within walking distance. 2⃣ Triedsenberg & Pfarrkirche St. Josef The next day, I took my roommate's car to Triesenberg, a famous hiking route in Liechtenstein. The scenery along the way is picturesque, and you can see the top view of the Alps from the observation deck. The St. Joseph Parish Church halfway up the mountain is the only attraction we passed by. It is surrounded by a cemetery and looks quite fairy-tale-like. 🏞Address: Landstrasse 1, Triesenberg 9497 Liechtenstein 📜Ticket information: Free 🕰Opening hours: Open all year round 🚖Transportation: I didn’t see any public transportation, so it is recommended to drive by yourself. 3⃣ Malbun & Friedenskapelle Malbu Malbun is a mountain village in Triesenberg. This village is a ski resort in winter with many holiday homes 🏘. It is very suitable for hiking in summer and there is also a market. Walking through the green valley 🌳 is a great experience. 🕍There is a small stone church located in the Alps. In addition to the dazzling stained glass, the church also has a unique Trinity statue, which feels mysterious and dreamy. 🏞Address: Turnastrasse 45, 9497 Malbun, Liechtenstein 📜Ticket information: Free 🕰Opening hours: 24 hours 🚖Transportation: It is recommended to drive yourself, as there is not much public transportation.