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Vaduz Castle, "Landmark of Vaduz" Vaduz Castle is the landmark of Liechtenstein's capital city and is visible from afar. Vaduz Castle sits perched approximately 120 meters above the city of Vaduz. The castle's origins likely date back to the 12th century. The keep was probably one of the first structures built and was later supplemented by a residential tower. This residential tower can be dated to 1287. It is first mentioned in historical records in 1322. It came into the possession of the House of Liechtenstein in 1712 and, under the name Hohenliechtenstein, served as the seat of the Landvogtei (bailiwick) with official residences in the west wing until 1732. Afterward, it fell into increasing disrepair, and it was not until 1905 to 1912 that it underwent a thorough renovation and restoration. Prince Franz Josef II then had it expanded and made habitable. In 1939, he moved in with his family and took up permanent residence there. Visiting: The castle is not open to the public. A glimpse inside the castle can be seen in the film "Princely Moments" at the Alte Kino Vaduz (Old Cinema Vaduz). Text / Source: Official Tourism Website of the Principality of Liechtenstein https://tourismus.li/map/poi/schloss-vaduz-8fb7e6cf-99b5-4ffb-b600-9e4c66398e1f.html

The Pfälzerhütte is a mountain hut belonging to the Liechtenstein Alpine Club. It is located on the Bettlerjoch at 2,108 m above sea level in the Rätikon range in Liechtenstein, directly on the Austrian border. Source: Pfälzerhütte – Wikipedia https://share.google/wWtgz88ocVANdqhL5

The state's government district is located on the east side of the spacious Peter Kaiser Square. Since 2008, the government building, the state parliament building and the state archive have formed the newly designed government district with the impressive Peter Kaiser Square.

The royal family resides high above the city. Even though you can't go into the castle itself, you can still enjoy a great view of Vaduz from up there.

From here there are many beautiful hikes

The Fürstensteig, what can I say... Breathtaking... great views, cool path that is a bit challenging in places.

A truly impressive view

High above the capital Vaduz, on a mountain spur, lies the castle-like Vaduz Castle. The castle, which is not open to the public, was probably built in the 13th century and is now owned by the Princes of Lichtenstein. The mighty keep, with its 4-meter-thick walls, is remarkable and immediately draws the viewer's attention. A footpath leads from a free car park to the castle's exterior. Even if you can't go inside, it's still worth a visit.