The people of Liechtenstein call their main town “Staedtle” or “Little Town” and their country “Laendle” or “Little Country”.
Considering the country’s geographic size, these diminutives are apt, but not at all, so if one thinks of the history and importance of Vaduz as a financial centre. For centuries, culinary specialties have been enjoyed in the Old Town at the Loewen Inn, which has existed since 1380. The Liechtenstein Art Museum (Kunstmuseum) houses one of Europe’s oldest private collections in a modern, prize-winning museum building. The Regional Museum showcases the history of the principality, and a visit to the Stamp Museum is a must for every philatelist. Castle Vaduz is the emblem of Liechtenstein and the royal family’s residence.
Vaduz – Luxury Collection
Park Hotel Sonnenhof – Relais & Châteaux$$$$$
Park Hotel Sonnenhof blends understated elegance, culinary distinction and breathtaking views into a discreet alpine escape. Inside, each room is unique, with design touches, light wood tones, and panoramic windows that bring the landscape in. The standout factor is Marée, its flagship restaurant delivering top-tier cuisine paired with mountain vistas. Wellness is quiet but complete—indoor pool, sauna and spa treatments complement long forest walks or castle descents. The sense of place is...
Vaduz Hotels
Residence Hotel$$$$
Residence Hotel Vaduz blends sleek design, high comfort, and a discreet, personal spirit. It’s compact but refined—each room is cleanly styled with high-quality materials and offers views of the forest slope, Swiss mountains, or the town centre. The gourmet restaurant brings a touch of elegance to staying in, while its location means you can walk to castle views, local shops and cafés right from your doorstep. For guests who prefer boutique scale, stylish rooms, and access over grandeur,...
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