24 Hours In Vaduz, Liechtenstein 🇱🇮

[@emorye.5437]

Great Video! I've been watching a lot of videos about Liechtenstein and this is by far the best! I've subbed and looking forward to watching through more of your videos!

[@travelbookpro]

Thanks so much! I felt like I tried to do everything Liechtenstein has to offer (and every place I visit for that matter). I wish I went for a hike in the alps while I was here though. Thanks for the sub!

[@yourlocalexplorers]

really an amazing guide, thanks a lot for this video! we're planning a trip to Liechtenstein next month so this was helpful 😍

[@travelbookpro]

Thank you so much. Good luck in your time in Liechtenstein. The only thing I regret not doing is a hike in the mountains but I feel like I covered all the essentials in Vaduz

[@yourlocalexplorers]

@@travelbookpro thanks for mentioning as we were not sure if it's worth it to do also a hike..

[@travelbookpro]

If you have time, for sure do the hike. Make sure you take appropriate footwear. That was another reason why I didn't go. I hear it's not for the feint of heart (though there is a 'family' route)

[@scud553]

What do you think is the easiest way to get to Liechtenstein? I'll be moving to Vilnius (found you through your video there), and I'd love to visit Liechtenstein/Austria Switzerland if I could. Liechtenstein seems perfect for a day trip, really can see it all.

[@travelbookpro]

Glad to have you following along :) Only possible chance for a day trip would be to fly into Zurich but so much time would be wasted on travel. You’re looking at a weekend really and for that I wouldn’t say it’s worth it. It’s a great passing country and a bit of a novelty but I think Austria is the easiest for a day trip at a push. I hear a high speed train will connect Lithuania and Krakow is in the works

[@scud553]

@@travelbookpro I meant day trip as in visit Switzerland/Austria for a few days and try to get to Liechtenstein on one of those days. I'd love to get a stamp in my passport. Also, how affordable/convenient are trains when traveling between countries? Lithuania to France for example. Is flying just easier?

[@travelbookpro]

It’s not too easy to get to because there is no train station. You have to get a bus from either Buchs, Feldkirch, or Sargans. Easiest places to stay Innsbruck or Zurich but I do know some people stay in Sargans or Feldkirch to travel into Liechtenstein.