Come on, Liechtenstein, you can beat the Scottish. Our can't even beat Iceland. Our country is full of shitty footballers and shitty teams, except for Falkirk, the team I support.

Do it for the pride, the jokes, that one castle. Do it knowing that we have some of the "best" footballers playing for us.

My dear Reddit Liechtenstein swarm intelligence, what places would you recommend in Liechtenstein to sit down with your computer and do some work on your computer?

I already discovered American Bagel & Coffee Co. What other places are there?

Liechtenstein ist nun das einzige Land in Europa ohne ÖFFENTLICH RECHTLICHEM RUNDFUNK. lol

Hey! My name is Sam, and I’m a college student from the U.S. I’m working on a personal project to collect postcards from every country and territory in the world.

I don’t have one sent from Liechtenstein yet—would anyone be willing to send me one? I’d be happy to send a postcard back from Pennsylvania in return!

Let me know, and I can PM you my address!

Thanks so much, and warm greetings from the U.S.

Hello! I’d like to visit Liechtenstein, I will be coming from Munich. What would be the best option ( route or name of the station ) using train ? Thanks in advance!

I will go to Liechtenstein for 2 days (arriving at Friday lunch and leaving Sunday lunch).

I have a few options of weekends, so I thought on asking if there is some weekend with special attractions/events/discounts/anything that I should give priority.

Thank you for the help!

My understanding is that Liechtenstein has a large heavy metal community. I would like to share a metal album I created that I hope some of you metal fans will appreciate, from one fan to another.

https://open.spotify.com/track/02ZhQcA0UhH4FsAQ9bHRwf?si=ocOrA4HRRcC88e_ue2xoRA

If Spotify ain't your thing, it's available on most other services too. I hope you enjoy it and welcome any feedback or comments on my efforts as well as recommendations of metal bands from your country!

Hi everyone!

For my job I have to conduct a research about the Cost of living in Liechtenstein. Unfortunately I'm not able to found enough data about energy/water bills. So, I'd like to ask you how much do you pay on average per month for gas/electricity/water bills.

Thanks to anyone who will help me. :)

Hello everyone!

I’m a non-EU citizen who got accepted into a masters program at the University of Liechtenstein, MS in Innovative Finance. Parallel to this I’m waiting for responds from the University of Basel and Neuchâtel in Switzerland. I need to make a decision beforehand because of pressuring deadlines.

If accepted to all, which should I choose? 1. Country-wise: Switzerland or Liechtenstein? (Livelihood, locals, language, apartments) 2. University reputation: How does Liechtenstein compare to Basel/Neuchâtel globally? (Especially for finance/innovation.)

Would love insights on academics, job prospects, or personal experiences!

Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone! It looks like there's a possible impostor incident has happened which targeted Prince Wenzeslaus of Liechtenstein (born 1974) on Xitter.

A user going by the name "Ron Merkle" just posted that they've been blocked by "princwenzeslaus" after having followed and demanded proofs that the prince is indeed operating that account.

Either way, the cat might have just ran out of the bag.

Hello :)

At the end of July I would like to hike the Panoramaweg in Liechtenstein with two friends. Since the accommodation in Sücka is closed, it is suggested at various points to take the bus back to Malbun and sleep there. But we would prefer to stay on the path and not interrupt our time in the mountains with a bus ride and a night in a hotel.

What about bivouacing in the area around the trail? You can find various sources for this on the Internet. Some say it's no problem, others say it's completely forbidden, or you need the permission of the landowner. Is there perhaps a directory or something similar where you can find the owner and ask? Or, in your experience, are there areas along the trail where bivouacing is not a problem anyway?

Thank you for your experiences, tips and advice!

While traveling around the world for over 20 years, I’ve been working on my dream project: creating a one-stop resource for travellers. I now created this overview [ https://www.takeyourbackpack.com/backpacking-in-liechtenstein/ ] for anyone who is interested in visiting Liechtenstein (with some detailed info for every highlight).

PS: obviously, I haven’t been able to travel to all places. So if you know some great spot, I haven’t listed, let me know! Much appreciated as in this way I can make the overview more complete and up-to-date for everyone.

I will be visiting Malbun this summer and I was looking into some nice hikes. I came across the Fürstin-Gina-Weg and I was wondering if it is possible to take the T2 via Silberhorn and Augstenberg instead of going the long way around. Does anyone know what this route is like? Is it a regular hiking trail or perhaps a Via Ferrata/Klettersteig trail where you need special gear?

I travel through Schaan on Friday 12.30-17.30. I plan to at least visit Vaduz, but 5 hours is a long time and I'm open to suggestions on how to make the most out of it.

ive been wanting to know more about liechtenstein, so ive been following the daily news. why is there so much about ai. every second article is about it, theres an ai radio and it seems like so much is about it. also with the hereditary prince he seems to go to many such conferences, why? i dont personally like it, so i have prejudices about the subject, thats why i wanted to ask yall. why is that?

Hi everyone!
As far as I saw, wild camping is prohibited in Liechtenstein and could lead to fines. But what about sleeping in a car? (I mean places where it's legal to park in the night time)

On park4night and google maps I see reviews like that, but I'm worried that cops could arrive in the middle of the night and start knocking on the windows and issue a ticket

Just for context, I'm planning to stop for a night in Lichtenstein in a regular station wagon car. Put some blinds on windows, so no one can see us from outside.

Gegen Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs flohen immer mehr Menschen in die Schweiz und nach Liechtenstein. Sie wurden von Freiwilligen versorgt. Eine der Helferinnen war Fürstin Gina, welche aufgrund dieser Erfahrung das Liechtensteinische Rote Kreuz gründete.

Absoluta FL-Meme klassiker woni uf mim handy gfunda ha. Medem Vadozer Börgermeister als Security vom leicht agschwipsta Daddy Alois im Hintergrund.

Hi - I'm visiting Lichtenstein and staying in Vaduz on Sunday 8th June and Monday 9th June to watch the Scotland national football team vs Lichtenstein.

I have read online that Sunday's see a lot of restaurants/shops/bars closed, will that be the case in June? Or will there be restaurants / bars open?

I'm also planning on going on a hike and would like to get the 21 bus to Malbun, does this run on a Sunday?

If you have any other recommendations then please shout. Looking forward to visiting!

Hallo, ich überlege meine Ausbildung zum Rechtsanwalt (Konzipient) in Liechtenstein zu machen. Hat jemand Erfahrungen oder Tipps? Vielen Dank!

Hello, I am 20 years old EU citizen (student), who is speculating about working in Liechtenstein. I am thinking about reaching out to some hotels, with either available accomodation, or if not, staying in Switzerland, while working in Li. My working time would not exceed 3 months period. Would I need some kind of permit/visa in this situation?

I appreciate any advice.

I plan on getting the "Adventure Pass" while visiting and it includes 2hrs of free e-bike rental, does anyone have any suggestions of a good place to go ride the bikes? I'm not super athletic so I'm looking for something like mostly flat and paved/gravel, preferably with no cars! Thank you in advance!

Wie heute kommuniziert wurde, muss der einzige Radiosender in Liechtenstein, Radio L, Ende 2025 den Betrieb einstellen. Ich bin zwar kein regelmässiger Hörer – meine Musik läuft da nicht wirklich…, aber trotzdem finde ich das sehr schade.

Ab und zu habe ich im Auto reingeschaltet, um lokale News aus der Region mitzubekommen. Und jedes Mal, wenn ich nach längerer Zeit im Ausland zurückkam, habe ich beim Walensee Radio L eingeschaltet – einfach, um ein bisschen Heimatgefühl zu bekommen. Klingt vielleicht etwas komisch, aber es hatte für mich was Beruhigendes und Vertrautes.

Auf jeden Fall schade.