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Liechtenstein Travel Guide

Check out this brief Liechtenstein travel guide and my blog posts at the bottom.

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2 days in Liechtenstein passport stamp from the Liechtenstein tourism office in Vaduz

Liechtenstein travel basics

What currency is used in Liechtenstein?

In Liechtenstein the currency used is Swiss francs (Check out xe.com for the most up-to-date currency conversion–they have a mobile app too!)

What time zone is Liechtenstein in?

The entire country of Liechtenstein is in the GMT+2 time zone

What are Liechtenstein’s visa/passport requirements?

If you’re planning to spend less than 90 days in Liechtenstein/the Schengen area, you can get by using just your U.S. passport–no Visa required. (Except for all that Alpine cheese you’re planning on buying, ba-dum-tshh!)

However, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date you leave the Schengen area.

What language do they speak in Liechtenstein?

German is the main language spoken in Liechtenstein–though they do have their own dialects.

Where to stay in Liechtenstein

The capital city of Vaduz is worth the visit alone but, though Liechtenstein is small, it’s packing tourism possibility out the wazoo.

When you decide to visit Liechtenstein, I recommend reading hotel reviews on Tripadvisor, then booking your room through Booking.com (my favorite booking site).

And don’t forget, there’s always Airbnb. Check out some of Liechtenstein’s incredible Airbnbs here!

My personal recommendations:

In Vaduz: Residence Hotel

2 days in liechtenstein | Walk across the Alte Rhinebrücke, the old bridge over the Rhine that connects Vaduz and Switzerland.

Liechtenstein packing essentials

For your trip to England, you’ll want to pack the following:

– European outlet adapter

– Packing cubes

– Anti-theft purse

– German phrase book

– Travel insurance. I never travel internationally without it and I highly recommend the company I always use: World Nomads.

My blog posts on Liechtenstein

Below you’ll find all the articles on Liechtenstein that I’ve written so far. Which at this point is just one… but it’s really solid!