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Hoi and welcome "Hoi" is the word you will hear the most during your time in Liechtenstein. It means "hello" and, with a warm smile on the speaker’s lips, it stands for "nice to see you". It also means "welcome to Liechtenstein" and is an invitation to find out more about our country and culture.
In this magazine we would like to present to you our own personal Liechtenstein – how we live, love and enjoy our country. Of course, we have also included a few insider tips on the best things to see, do and explore. We look forward to welcoming you!
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More adventure, more relaxation – a small country full of princely moments.
From the valleys to the mountains
Summit moments Head for the heights with award-winning chef Hubertus Real
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Family bonds Enjoy Liechtenstein’s breathtaking nature with the Gstöhl family
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Malbun child
Discover the local culture scene with Michèle Frey-Hilti
Hit the slopes with professional ski racer Tina Weirather
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The name Liechtenstein was first mentioned in 1136. The principality of the same name was founded in 1719 and looks back on a 300-year history.
A modern monarchy
Princely Family: continuity and stability H.S.H. Prince Hans-Adam II, the ruling prince since 1989, has placed particular focus on Liechtenstein’s independence in foreign policy matters and, as a result, on consolidating its position as a sovereign state. In 2004, Prince Hans-Adam II entrusted his son, H.S.H. Hereditary Prince Alois, to exercise sovereign powers as his representative.
Prince and people Every year, events are held bringing together the Princely Family and the people of Liechtenstein in celebration. One such occasion is the National Day, which takes place on 15 August in the grounds of Vaduz Castle. The official ceremony is followed by a fair in the centre of Vaduz.
→ fuerstenhaus.li / en
→ staatsfeiertag.li / en
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38 557 inhabitants
160 km²
Liechtenstein is the smallest country in the German-speaking region. Every day more than 20 000 people living in neighbouring countries cross the border into Liechtenstein to work in one of the 38 000 jobs here.
Liechtenstein is five and a half times smaller than Berlin. More than 40 % of the country is covered in forest. Just 11 % is used for residential purposes.
Changeable Liechtenstein is located at the intersection between two climate zones: a wet and cool zone, and a dry and warm zone. Relatively little precipitation falls here. The average temperature is quite high at 10 °C thanks to the warm Föhn wind.
Unique form of government
Leisure Visitors can look forward to mountain trails and idyllic landscapes. Liechtenstein is the perfect place to get away from it all and enjoy the beauty of nature.
11 municipalities Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein. Planken is the smallest municipality with just 472 inhabitants. Schaan is the largest of the 11 municipalities with a population of 6039.
According to the Constitution of 1921, Liechtenstein is a "constitutional hereditary monarchy on a democratic and parliamentary basis".
Tourism Liechtenstein welcomes more than 600 000 visitors from around the world each year. It is a haven for outdoor sports in both summer and winter.
Diverse Liechtenstein is home to 55 mammal, 140 bird, 7 reptile, 10 amphibian and 24 fish species, making every outdoor adventure a journey of discovery.
Multicultural Despite its small size, Liechtenstein is home to people from 108 nations.
Swiss franc
Safety & security
Euro or dollar? Neither! Since 1924 Liechtenstein has used the Swiss franc as its official currency, though euros are also accepted.
Liechtenstein has one of the lowest levels of crime anywhere in the world.
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Head for the heights with award-winning chef Hubertus Real
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Summit moments Up at the top of a mountain, on the summit, it’s an incredible feeling – a feeling like no other. It’s the reward for the long, often tough ascent. The preparation, the determination and the hard work have paid off. I’ve made it. Mountains have always taught me one thing: to be modest, to not ask for too much, to stay calm even in extreme situations, to keep searching for new opportunities and to grab every chance which presents itself. These days, when I get to the top – be it the top of a mountain or the top
of my profession as a hotel manager and a chef – I have nothing left to prove to myself. Now I take my own path, at my own pace. These days it’s all about enjoying the moment. At the same time, I will always have a desire burning inside me to experience new things, to keep moving forward. I know that without that passion and drive nothing is possible. Hubertus Real, mountaineer and award-winning chef
For more information visit tourismus.li / adventurer
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Discover the Fürstensteig Trail
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For more information visit tourismus.li / fuerstensteigtrail
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Psst, my secret tip for you … If there is any place in Liechtenstein which truly lives up to the billing "princely moments" then it is the Fürstensteig Trail. Powerful, imposing, mystical. Just a few minutes into the hike, after turning the third corner, hikers will find themselves in front of an awe-inspiring rock formation embodying the power and force of this unique landscape. Whenever I gaze up at this giant work of art shaped by wind and rain – as Liechtenstein and
the Rhine Valley slowly wake in the valley far below – I am reminded how small and insignificant we are as humans compared to the might of Mother Nature. Those are moments which make me feel humble. Everything becomes easier – life’s problems appear small, giving way to a wave of euphoria. It’s hard to put into words – you have to be up there and experience it yourself to really understand. That’s what discovering the Fürstensteig Trail is all about. Hubertus Real
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Drei Schwestern
Top 3 hiking routes
The route up over the Drei Schwestern mountains and along the Fürstensteig Trail is the classic mountain hike in Liechtenstein. Towering rock faces, fabulous views and total solitude – just you and the mountain. Walkers must be sure-footed and have a good head for heights. Start / finish: Gaflei / Planken Walking time: 5 hours Ascent /descent: 850 m / 1550 m → tourismus.li /3 sisters
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For more information visit tourismus.li / hiking
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Valüna Valley
Sassweg
This hike takes you from the idyllic Gänglesee lake up to Sücka and along the Valüna Valley with its flower-filled meadows to the Alpe Valüna hut serving food and drink before returning to the hamlet of Steg. A must for fans of alpine flora and nature.
This is the most popular family-friendly circular hike in Liechtenstein. It begins at the Friedens kapelle chapel in Malbun. Stop off for a picnic at Sass-Seelein (1725 metres above sea level) before crossing Alpe Sass and heading back to Malbun.
Start / finish: Steg
Start / finish: Malbun
Walking time: 4 hours
Walking time: 2 hours
Ascent /descent: 500 m
Ascent /descent: 200 m
→ tourismus.li / valuenavalley
→ tourismus.li / sasstrail
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Princess Gina Trail
Malbun / Sareiserjoch 2000 m
Augstenberg 2359 m
Pfälzerhütte hut 2108 m
The trail starts with a gentle ascent before leading past a memorial plaque to Princess Gina and across a plateau of lush meadows. In front of me an imposing rocky landscape towers high above: the Augstenberg mountain.
Up at the top, I enjoy majestic views of mountain chains such as the Falkniskette and the Schesaplanastock as well as down to Malbun, Gamperdona and Valüna – all the sweat and hard work required to get here are forgotten. Time to enjoy!
I take off my hiking boots and sit down for a hearty meal. My choice is "Rösti & Spiegelei", comprising a potato fritter with fried egg. I enjoy the sun on my face and breathe in the fresh mountain air before it is time to head back.
For more information visit tourismus.li / ginatrail
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Alpe Gritsch 1900 m
Tälehöhe 2000 m
Malbun / Dorf 1600 m
The route back takes me through the meadows and pastures of Alpe Gritsch. A mountain biker gasping for breath greets me with a friendly "hoi" as he pedals towards the Pfälzerhütte. I bet he’s going to stay the night up there, I smile to myself.
I reach Tälehöhe. Every now and then I meet another hiker doing the same walk in the other direction. After descending through the Vaduzer Täli I reach Malbun, where a great hike comes to an end.
I order an ice cream. Before the bus comes to take me back down into the valley, I have a chance to enjoy the fabulous mountain pano rama of Malbun as I eat my cool snack. The perfect end to a perfect hike!
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Unique worldwide Liechtenstein Trail
75 km ties 11 municipali 1 country
The Liechtenstein Trail is a 75 km walking path passing through all 11 of the country’s municipalities. Full of interesting attractions, spectacular views, fine food and secluded spots, it is the ideal way to explore Liechtenstein. It also takes in vineyards, nature reserves, quiet forests and remote streams. All in all walkers complete around 2000 vertical metres from start to finish. We recommend completing the Liechtenstein Trail in 3 to 4 stages. The Liechtenstein Trail gives walkers a fascinating insight into the history of the country, taking in some of its most important places of historical interest, as well as showcasing Liechtenstein’s culture and traditions in an informative, hands-on and interactive way. Along the route there are more than 140 individual points of interest. The "LIstory" app connects these points of interest and contains texts on each one as well as augmented reality experiences such as the chance to take a look inside Vaduz Castle. The "LIstory" app can be downloaded free of charge from the App Store and Google Play. → liechtensteintrail.li
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All of a sudden, the ruins of the Wildschloss castle appear at the end of the forest. It is a place where nature meets history.
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Walser settlement Triesenberg A steep climb from Triesen leads to Triesenberg, a settlement traditionally home to the Walser people. Walking along the Walser Fable Trail you will reach Profatscheng, at 1107 metres above sea level the highest point on the Liechtenstein Trail. The reward for this tough climb is a fabulous panorama of the surrounding landscape.
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Call of the mountain …
For more information visit tourismus.li / stagetriesenberg
Today, Triesenberg is still shaped by its long tradition as a village home to the Walser people. The local Walser Museum gives an insight into their history and culture.
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The sunny municipality of Ruggell The Ruggeller Riet is the lowest point on the Liechtenstein Trail (430 metres above sea level). Covering around 90 hectares, it is Liechtenstein’s largest nature reserve and a refuge for various rare plants and animals. Nature lovers will find a huge range of fauna and especially flora here.
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… silence of the valley
For more information visit tourismus.li / stageruggell
In late May, the Ruggeller Riet wetlands are covered in a thick carpet of purple irises.
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Family bonds
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Out of the house and into nature! Here in Liechtenstein, that’s not a marketing slogan but everyday life. We love spending time outdoors as a family exploring the mountains and doing sport together. Whenever we can, we take to the trails and head for the heights. The kids love it if along the way we come across a little mountain stream – the perfect natural playground! Up at the top of the mountain we make sure to write our names into the summit book before walking down to the hut for a hearty snack or meal. As a family our
favourite sections of the Liechtenstein Trail are those where there is plenty to see, do and discover. That can be anything from standing on a sandbank and skimming stones on the Rhine to cooling of in summer in the Grossabünt swimming lake. Here in Liechtenstein, relaxing always means being at the heart of the action. And for us the action starts right outside our front door! Andreas, Jette, Luis, Alba and Leon Gstöhl
For more information visit tourismus.li / familygstoehl
Enjoy Liechtenstein’s stunning nature with the Gstöhl family
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Diverse attractions Birds of prey show in Malbun It’s an incredible experience to see golden eagles, goshawks, eagle owls and falcons up close and to learn from the birds of prey expert Norman Vögeli why his female eagle Taiga is a big fan of Jimmy Hendrix.
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High-rope adventure park Triesen
Castle ruins of Schellenberg
After an equipment and safety briefing, visitors are invited to take on the three courses in the forest. The reward for solving a series of tricky challenges is an adrenaline-pumping ride on the zipwire!
A unique open-air setting with a fire site where visitors can light a fire and relax together after exploring the forests around Schellenberg.
Birka bird centre Mauren
Citytrain Vaduz
This centre is home not only to many species of birds but also to rare plants and amphibians. A walking trail connects the different areas.
The Citytrain is an excellent way to explore charming Vaduz and learn about the Princely Family. A journey of discovery for all ages.
For more attractions visit tourismus.li / activities
For more information visit tourismus.li / families
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Lama & alpaca centre
Explorer Path in Malbun
These little woolly stars from Triesenberg are waiting for us when we arrive. After a fun trek with the friendly animals, including a picnic, we head back to the centre. We pay a visit to the farm shop and check out some of the regional produce on offer. Then it’s time to get our heads down in the teepee for a good night’s sleep.
Time to get exploring! "It’s going to rain today," says Luis as he hops and skips along the Explorer Path. Alba doesn’t care – all she’s interested in is finding out more about local alpine flowers such as gentians and silver thistles. Leon? He’s already looking forward to sitting on the Explorer Throne at the end of the trail!
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Bangshof Ruggell
Walser Fable Trail
Today we’re enjoying Sunday brunch at the Bangshof in Ruggell. As we enter the building, the air is already filled with all manner of wonderful smells: freshly baked bread and a buffet with all sorts of delicious delicacies. After loading up on energy, we ride to the Grossabünt swimming lake in Gamprin.
Giants, dragons and witches all feature along the Walser Fable Trail. This walking path invites visitors of all ages to solve a series of puzzles and challenges inspired by local legends and fables. The trail also tells the history of Triesenberg, a settlement traditionally home to the Walser people.
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Experience the local culture scene with Michèle Frey-Hilti
The art of pleasure
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Mehr Informationen auf www.tourismus.li/familie
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I grew up surrounded by art: paintings, sculptures, photographs. Art is an integral part of who I am – I see it in everything around me, from nature and life to the creative arts. I make an effort to appreciate it, to enjoy it in my own way. It’s always about atmosphere and emotions. Art experienced together or alone in quiet contemplation. Art created by oneself or by others. Art in museums, public places, theatres or concert halls. Art thus becomes part of a country’s culture, its identity. It is shared and brings people together. Michèle Frey-Hilti, art and culture expert
Liechtenstein Museum of Fine Arts with Hilti Art Foundation tourismus.li / culture
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Art and culture are everywhere in Liechtenstein, but there is one place with a higher concentration of art than any other: the Vaduz Culture Trail. Head to the centre of Liechtenstein’s capital to discover a huge diversity of art within the space of just a few hundred metres.
Sculpture Park Open-air art exhibition in the pedestrianised centre of Vaduz with famous works by Fernando Botero, Nag Arnoldi, Henry Moore and many others.
Liechtenstein National Museum
Treasure Chamber
This museum showcases the history, culture and nature of Liechtenstein through more than 2000 exhibits.
The Princely Hat, lunar rocks from the Apollo mission and a Fabergé egg all under one roof.
Postal Museum An insight into more than 100 years of philately in Liechtenstein.
English Building Art Space For more art and culture visit tourismus.li / culturalcentre
Exhibition space displaying contemporary works of art from the local region.
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Vaduz Culture Trail
Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein with Hilti Art Foundation Two buildings inviting visitors to embark on a journey through the last 130 years of art history.
Kurt Beck Clock Museum Table clocks, porcelain clocks, Comtoise clocks, fireplace clocks, wooden-gear clocks, cuckoo clocks and many more.
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For more information visit tourismus.li / topevents
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Vaduz Classic Festival Every August, Vaduz becomes a mecca of classical music during this four-day festival. Held at the foot of Vaduz Castle, it draws star musicians from around the world to take audiences on a journey through the history of music.
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Cultural event highlights
Vaduz Film Festival
FL1.LIFE Music Festival
Held every August under the starry night sky above the government district in Vaduz, this three-week film festival presents everything from arthouse rarities to the latest blockbusters. Perfect for film lovers.
This two-day event in Schaan takes place in early July and is Liechtenstein’s largest festival of music and culture. Experience top international acts at the centre of Schaan.
For more information visit tourismus.li / gastronomy
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Original Liechtenstein
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Martin’s "Ribel" recipe Heat 1 litre of water, 1 teaspoon of salt, 1 tablespoon of butter
Psst, my secret tip for you … Foodies should definitely pay a visit to awardwinning chef Martin Real and his son Michael in the Weinlaube Schellenberg. Martin is a one-off and a legend in Liechtenstein’s fine dining scene. His skills include not just cooking but also playing the blues on his harmonica and telling some great stories. A must for anyone keen on good food and good fun! Michèle Frey-Hilti
Add 600 g wheat semolina, mix together, cover with a lid and leave to rest for 15 min next to the stove. Heat butterfat in a pan and add the mixture. Ribel is often eaten with sugar. Take a spoonful of Ribel and dunk it in coffee. It is also often served with apple or plum sauce.
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History maker My official "birthday" is 1 February 1912. Strictly speaking we were triplets, three stamps of different denominations: 5, 10 and 25 Hellers. We all proudly bore the portrait of Prince Johann II.
1912 Prince Johann II Coated paper Koloman Moser
By 1930 we had become so famous that the Liechtenstein Postal Museum was founded for us and our descendants. It remains open until today and charts the history of postage stamps in Liechtenstein.
Since the first Liechtenstein postage stamp was issued in 1912, we have become closely associated with the country – and have always paid great attention to our appearance. Only outstanding artists have been permitted to demonstrate their skill by turning "normal postage stamps" into tiny works of art from Liechtenstein. This rich tradition continues today. Yours faithfully Heller postage stamp Representative of the Principality of Liechtenstein
Renowned artists from around the world continue to be commissioned by Liechtenstein to design the country’s postage stamps. This results in new series of stamps successfully representing the modern generation.
2018 Bird’s Eye – Great Crested Grebe Sven Beham / HP Gassner
2016 Summer Olympic Games Romero Britto
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Principality experience Vaduz Castle In 1938 the Princely Family moved its official place of residence to Vaduz Castle, a fortress overlooking Liechtenstein’s capital. Today it remains the official seat of the ruling prince.
Princely theatre Take a cinematographical look behind the scenes of Vaduz Castle and go inside the castle walls. A princely experience fit to crown any visit to Vaduz. → alteskinovaduz.li/en
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Hit the slopes with professional ski racer Tina Weirather
Malbun child finished eating. I was a Malbun child – I wished it could be winter forever. Even today when I speed down the steep Hocheck slope or carve swooping turns on the pistes at Täli, I still feel this special connection to my Malbun. Tina Weirather, professional ski racer and Malbun fan For more information visit tourismus.li / talentfactory
Up in the start house the pressure is huge. Tension fills the air. It is the moment of truth. Less than 90 seconds later I cross the finish line. The scoreboard flickers into life: first place! All the pressure falls away in an instant. I have achieved my dream! Looking back now, my passion for skiing started on the slopes of my local ski resort in Malbun. I remember keeping my ski boots on over lunch so I could get out onto the slopes as quickly as possible once I had
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In the still of the night
Psst, my secret tip for you … Despite all my races and other obligations, I always find time to get away from it all for a few precious moments of peace and quiet. One of the best ways is on a full-moon walk from the centre of Malbun to SassSeelein. There is an amazing atmosphere at night as I pass the Alpenhotel Vögeli and head up to the Friedenskapelle chapel in Malbun, where the well-maintained Sassweg Trail begins. If you turn around after just a few minutes and look back you will see the lights of Malbun nestling in a peaceful landscape of mountains and valleys.
I like walking the Sassweg Trail with friends. We don’t always talk that much, but sharing this silence with someone else makes it twice as beautiful. The bright moon high above reflects on the glistening snow as we quietly crunch our way through the forest. Everything looks like it has been wrapped up in cotton wool. The whole landscape, with its shadows and contours, takes on a totally new appearance. "Idyllic" is the best word to describe the atmosphere on the Sassweg Trail at full-moon. Tina Weirather
For more information visit tourismus.li / sasswegtrail
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Personal winter adventures 23 km of ski pistes
Idyllic winter walking trail
When I think of "my" resort of Malbun, then I think of great skiing for all ages and all abilities, from beginners to experts. I also think of children laughing and having fun in the Malbi Park as they take their first tentative turns on snow, the sunny slopes at Sareis and the powder in Täli and Hocheck.
From romantic moonlight walks for couples to family walks in the dazzling sunshine, the Sassweg Trail is one of the best ways to enjoy the winter landscape. It starts at the Friedenskapelle chapel in Malbun and leads through steep snow walls, thick forests and snow-filled hollows to Sass-Seelein and back to the Schneeflucht ski lift.
15 km of cross-country skiing trails
Tobogganing in the snowy landscape
Why not use your visit to Liechtenstein to try out something new? Steg-Valüna has a lovely network of perfectly groomed cross-country skiing trails suitable for both the more relaxing Classic technique and the more dynamic Skating technique. There is even a floodlit trail for those keen to ski in the evening.
Tobogganing is a great sport for all the family. Malbun has two toboggan runs to choose from. Sücka-Steg offers the chance to warm up with a cheesy fondue in the Berggasthaus Sücka before whizzing back down into the valley, while the toboggan run near the chapel in Malbun is close to the cosy and welcoming Alpenhotel Vögeli.
For more information visit tourismus.li / wintertime
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Early-bird skiing
Malbi-Park and Täli
Sunbathing at 2000 metres
The hearty breakfasts served in Malbun’s hotels and guesthouses don’t make it easy to get up at the crack of dawn and hit the slopes, but we manage to drag ourselves out of bed and are rewarded with first tracks on the freshly groomed Hocheck piste. What a feeling!
The good thing about Malbun is that all the pistes are joined together and form a single network. We ski past the Malbi-Park and catch a glimpse of our youngest kids learning to ski while our older ones are zooming around the slopes in the Täli area of the resort.
Today we’ve decided to take it easy and catch some rays on the sunny terrace at Sareis. We have promised our two boys plenty of action in the evening with a little ice climbing, while our daughter is really looking forward to visiting the K-Bum theatre.
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From the holiday diary
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Ice skating and Alpspitz
Carving, trekking, fondue
After yesterday’s crosscountry skiing lesson in Steg, today is a chance for everyone to do what ever they want. The boys and I decide to go snowshoeing on the Alpspitz mountain, while my wife and my daughter head for the open-air ice rink.
Our last day. After enjoying a long and relaxing breakfast, we head back out onto the ski pistes for a final carving session before exploring the winter landscape in kneedeep snow in the company of two friendly alpacas. In the evening we enjoy a fondue together and reflect on five fantastic days.
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Customs and traditions
Tuass burning crown on National Day
Carnival – the fifth season of the year
Every year since 1943, crown of burning torches has been lit the slopes of Tuass to celebrate National Day (15 August). It can be seen far beyond the country’s borders. Tuass is a settlement of wooden huts at 1433 m used in the past to store hay.
Carnival forms a major part of Liechtenstein’s cultural tradition. As the season reaches its climax in February, locals and visitors gather in Liechtenstein’s traditional carnival hotspots to enjoy colourful processions, upbeat brass band music and carnival balls.
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Bonfire Sunday The Sunday following Ash Wednesday is known as Bonfire Sunday. In Liechtenstein’s municipalities, locals traditionally build a huge bonfire and wave burning torches in the air to drive away the winter.
Christmas markets bringing people together In late November, Liechtenstein’s towns and villages open their traditional Christmas markets. These can be found in almost all of the country’s munici palities and bring everyone together for mulled wine and local food.
For more information visit tourismus.li / customs
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Tschau and see you soon!
Having greeted each other with a friendly "hoi", here in Liechtenstein we say goodbye to each other with a cheery "tschau" – a word which also means "hope to see you again soon". That is precisely how we wish to end our shared tour of Liechtenstein. We hope we have managed to show you a little bit of our personal Liechtenstein and give you some interesting insights that have whetted your appetite and made you keen to find out more.
This photo, taken at 2108 metres above sea level, shows the dimly lit Pfälzerhütte hut in front of a blood red sky in the midst of a silent landscape. We want to share it with you as a symbol and a reminder of Liechtenstein’s natural beauty. We look forward to welcoming you back to our country. In the meantime, we will head out and enjoy Liechtenstein on your behalf! Tschau – we hope to see you soon!
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For more information visit tourismus.li / pfaelzerhuettehut
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