Peaks in Liechtenstein

Narrow paths lead uphill between alpine flowers and crags to the highest point, the 2,359 meter high Augstenberg with its mighty summit cross and the wonderful view.

The Three Sisters are the culmination of the tour, but sure-footedness and a head for heights are required (difficulty T4 / white-blue-white).

A very worthwhile goal. From the Alpspitz you can enjoy a great view of the Rhine Valley and the foothills of the Rätikon.

The path from the Gaflei to the … read more

On the Kuhgrat you can enjoy a wonderful view, really very nice and recommendable! The Kuhgrat summit is part of various long-distance hiking trails (of varying difficulty) and therefore there … read more

The Garsellikopf is on the Three Sisters chain, but you can also visit it without taking the route via the Three Sisters themselves. The path over the Garsellikopf is marked … read more

Sareis mountain restaurant
The ski slopes, which have been opened up by the Sareis chairlift and the Sareiserjoch mountain restaurant (2015 m above sea level) since 1963, are located in … read more

Lower Castle / Castle Alt-Schellenberg
The Lower Castle, also known colloquially as Alt-Schellenberg Castle, is a ruined castle. The Lower Castle is one of the five existing castles in Liechtenstein … read more

The named after a legend 3 sisters are 3 conspicuous, connected peaks in the Upper Rhine Valley, which are visible in good weather already from Lake Constance - 40 to … read more

Naafkopf
The Naafkopf, also called Schneetälispitz, lies above the Naaftal and, at an altitude of 2,571 meters, is a climbing and hiking mountain in the Rätikon.
The measurement point of … read more

St. Josef Church, Triesenberg
In the years 1767 and 1768 the church "Prince Josef Wenzel" was built. It was elevated to a parish church in 1768. In 1769 it was … read more

Theresienkirche Schaanwald
As early as the turn of the 20th century, serious discussions were being held about the establishment of a church in Schaanwald. Old chronicles report that the desire … read more

Schaan-Vaduz train station
Schaan-Vaduz train station is the common stop of the Liechtenstein municipalities of Schaan and Vaduz. It is located in Schaan on the single-track Feldkirch – Buchs line … read more

By choosing the path from the Täli over the Silberhorn, you can bypass the rather boring section to the Pfälzerhütte and instead get over the Silberhorn and the Augstenberg to … read more

Rappenstein (2222 m above sea level)
The ridge path leads through impressive scenery to the Rappenstein (2222 m), on the summit of which there is a mighty cross. From here … read more

Vaduz town hall from 1932
The Vaduz town hall was built in 1932/33. It was thoroughly renovated between 1982 and 1984.
The balcony fresco by Johannes Troyer on the south … read more

Fürkle (Saasfürkle) 1771 m above sea level, Malbun
The idyllic hiking trail from Malbun via Sassfürkle to Alp Sass is well prepared and offers wonderful views of the Pizol and … read more

The way to the Gafleispitz itself is not a demanding way and a short trip there is worthwhile in any case. You enjoy a wonderful panoramic view!
For Gafleispitz there … read more

After some exertion, rocky paths and steep climbs, you can see Lake Constance and the Rhine Valley from up here. fantastic! Magnificent ! Fabulous!

Vaduz Castle "Landmark of Vaduz"
Vaduz Castle is 120 m high above the city on a rocky terrace and is Vaduz's landmark. The fortress, which was formerly also called Hohenliechtenstein, … read more

Masescha mountain inn from 1877
The oldest inn on Masescha is the “Kreuz” inn, whose last innkeeper was Johann Sele (1817–1886). Today's "Berggasthaus Masescha" was opened in 1877 by Johann … read more