Discover the best attractions and experiences Triesen has to offer
Liechtenstein’s history is told through its hilltop fortresses and old town corners. In and around Triesen, you can explore a few enduring landmarks with dramatic Alpine views.
A medieval hilltop fortress rising above Balzers, offering panoramic Rhine Valley views and a glimpse into medieval life.
The princely residence perched above the capital, a defining silhouette of Liechtenstein’s landscape.
Historic streets, charming facades and viewpoints that showcase Liechtenstein’s capital at its best.
Liechtenstein packs quality cultural experiences into a small area, with world-class collections close to Triesen.
Renowned for modern and contemporary art, housed in a striking building by the river.
Cultural history exhibits tracing Liechtenstein’s heritage and daily life.
A small museum exploring the country’s postal history and communication through time.
Glimpses of Liechtenstein’s spiritual architecture range from grand churches to intimate parish houses.
Historic church near the capital, reflecting Liechtenstein’s Catholic traditions.
A traditional church serving the local community with classic Alpine church architecture.
Natural landscapes and alpine scenery provide outdoor playgrounds just a short hop from Triesen.
Riverside nature area along the Rhine with easy trails and birdwatching spots.
Liechtenstein’s premier high-mountain area for hiking in summer and snowsports in winter.
Explore the surrounding communities that form Liechtenstein’s compact, scenic tapestry.
The capital’s compact center and riverside walkways are ideal for a gentle stroll.
Liechtenstein’s most populous town with pleasant streets and nearby viewpoints.
Gateway to Schloss Gutenberg and a charming alpine village atmosphere.
Residential heart of the region with nearby nature paths and quiet streets.
Great ways to experience Liechtenstein without spending a fortune.
Stroll along the Rhine’s edge, taking in pastoral scenery and mountain views.
Choose a gentle hillside loop or a longer alpine route depending on your pace.
Meander through historic lanes, viewpoints and photo spots around the capital.
Liechtensteiner and neighboring Alpine cuisines shine in humble eateries and cozy cafés.
Cheesy dumplings—comfort food found in many local eateries.
Crispy potatoes and flour dumplings served with butter and apples — a regional staple.
A classic Alpine fondue experience, perfect for cooler mountain evenings.
Evenings in Liechtenstein are mellow and atmospherically cozy, with bars and live music in nearby towns.
Quiet, scenic strolls with candlelit lanes and alpine skyline views.
Casual venues offering local and visiting performances on select nights.
Relaxed cafés with warm drinks and friendly atmospheres in the valley towns.
Small but refined cultural offerings mix cinema, theatre and concerts in Liechtenstein’s towns.
Seasonal concerts and exhibitions hosted in local venues.
Community theatre and small-scale performances in nearby towns.
Occasional late openings with special exhibitions and talks.
From winter sports to summer hikes, Liechtenstein offers year-round active options.
Liechtenstein’s premier ski area with runs suitable for all levels.
Scenic trails ranging from easy to challenging with dramatic views.
Pleasant river route that's suitable for leisurely rides.
Technical trails and alpine scenery just beyond the valley.
Seek out lesser-known corners and viewpoints for a quieter Liechtenstein experience.
Explore remnants of hilltop fortresses dotting the hillside.
Quiet overlooks offering sweeping valley and mountain views.
Unusual geological or natural features tucked along the river.