Liechtenstein
Traveling to · Liechtenstein
Weather right now
14°C
Sun
29° / 13°
Mon
27° / 14°
Tue
28° / 14°
Wed
26° / 15°
Country facts
Capital
Vaduz
Language
de · de
Currency
CHF CHF
Emergency
117 police 118 fire 144 medical 112 all
Tipping
Service included; round up for great service.
Plug & power
Type J · 230V · 50Hz (Swiss 3-pin)
When to visit
May–September: mild, long days, festivals. October + April are shoulder seasons (fewer crowds, lower prices).
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low season
Typical costs (USD)
Hotel · budget
$40-80
per night
Hotel · midrange
$100-180
per night
Meal
$10-25
restaurant, typical
Transit
$1-5
single trip
Cheaper than Western Europe. Capital cities priciest; rural areas excellent value.
Essential phrases
Hello
Hallo
Thank you
Danke
Please
Bitte
Excuse me
Verzeihung
Sorry
Entschuldigung
Where is the bathroom?
Wo ist die Toilette?
How much?
Wie viel?
Help!
Helfen!
The check please
Die Rechnung, bitte
I don't understand
Ich verstehe nicht
Coffee
Kaffee
Water
Wasser
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What to pack
- Layered clothing — temperature shifts day to day
- Compact rain jacket
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Type C/F plug adapter (Europlug)
- Travel umbrella
Cultural notes
- Tiny country (160 km²); easy day trip from Switzerland or Austria
- Swiss francs (CHF) used; no Liechtenstein currency
- Punctuality + formality as in Switzerland
- Hiking in the Alps is the main draw; trails well-marked
- Don't expect nightlife — quiet, conservative principality
Universal courtesies
Apply everywhere, every country — respect travels with you.
- Try a greeting in the local language even if it's the only word you know — it's appreciated everywhere.
- Match local dress norms when entering religious sites, government buildings, or rural areas.
- Ask before photographing people, especially children or in religious settings.
- Tipping customs vary — never assume your home country's expectation applies.
- Remove shoes when entering homes if your host does; watch their cue.
- Keep voices lower than at home in temples, mosques, museums, public transport.
- Hands and gestures mean different things across cultures — observe before reaching out.
- Cash + cards: rural areas often need cash; major cities take cards. Carry small notes.
- Don't compare countries to each other in front of locals — every culture stands on its own.
- If you don't know the etiquette, watching for 30 seconds usually teaches it.