Vaduz Travel Blogs

Got bored this morning and decided I wanted to go for a drive...but where to go?  I've been to almost every city in normal driving distance, and kind of felt like making today's trip something special.  Did a quick distance check and realized that if I left by 9AM, I could be in Vaduz, Li…

Ah Liechtenstein, the alpine valley with a thousand delights. Hidden away in a tiny valley (just 6km by 24km) between Austria and Switzerland, poor Liechtenstein is sadly neglected. No airport, the inter-city train that crosses the country doesn't bother to stop and even the princely family of Liec…

The first thing I noticed when walking into the Vaduz area is the Vaduz castle on a mountainside overlooking the city (or a hamlet in my case!) We couldn’t visit the castle as it is still lived in by the royal family of Liechtenstein. The flag of Liechtenstein (Blue and red stripes with a crown i…

We left Switzerland for just a little while, to go into Liechtenstein, one of the smallest countries in Europe.  I think it might be the fourth smallest, after the Vatican City, Andorra and Monacco.  Upon telling people from home that I was going there, they didn't believe it existed…

Monday. A nice breakfast awaits us downstairs, there I immersed an egg in boiling water in a french fryer type holder, and hostess suggests timing it for 3 minutes, well, it was runny but good to have an egg for a change. We made ham and cheese sandwiches for later, grab an apple and pear, and wer…

Day Four - Saturday 8th August 2009 It just rained and rained and rained. Driving along the autobahn from Montreux to Zurich, it just rained. I never drove in such conditions before. I never knew rain like this before. I had the window wipers on full speed, but it was still difficult to see out of…

This is a brief blog for now, I'll add more later when I have time but I'll tell you alll about living and nannying for a Swiss family in Davos!

Europe 1995 - Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein, Switzerland and France

smallest country. but the size of a New York County. only there for 15 minutes

Vaduz is the capital of the principality of Liechtenstein and the seat of the national parliament. The town, located along the Rhine, has about 5,248 inhabitants, most of whom are Roman Catholic. Its cathedral is the seat of a Roman Catholic archbishop.

We woke up early, we planned this day to add a new country to our travel list. From our campsite it was about 60km to Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein. We had to stay on the local roads because we didn't had a autobahn ticket, but the local road leads us parallel on the highway to Vaduz. The onl…

A 2 month prowl through 18 countries in Europe.

Viaggio in camper al Lago di Costanza, il Baden-Wuttemberg e la Svevia-Baviera

Experiencing WORLD CUP 2006 while touring Europe on a bus full of Chinese people!

My trip through (mostly) Western Europe!