Its iconic Vaduz Castle, presiding over the capital for seven centuries, has remained the venerable home of the Princely Family since 1938.

The official residence of Reigning Prince Hans-Adam II and his family, Vaduz Castle, sits atop a hill at the foot of the Swiss/Austrian Alps overlooking the tiny Liechtenstein capital - home to ...

Known for its medieval castles, alpine landscapes and pretty villages, the country's most famous landmark, Vaduz Castle has towered over the capital for the past 700 years and became the official ...

The Prince of Liechtenstein, Hans-Adam II, lives in Vaduz Castle, which is perched on a hillside 20 metres above the capital city of Vaduz.

He lives in Vaduz castle, which overlooks the capital city of Vaduz, after which it is named. Despite its small size, the country boasts a diverse topography, from rugged alpine peaks to arable ...

The capital, Vaduz, has a population of just 6,002 people. Visitors to Vaduz can take a trip to the hilltop Vaduz Castle, the official residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein.

SWISS names a further Airbus A340 at Vaduz Castle . One of the aircraft of the SWISS fleet now bears the name ‘Fürstentum Liechtenstein’. Airbus A340 HB-JMF was symbolically named last month at Vaduz ...

If you fancy a walk rather than a hike, Vaduz Castle overlooks the city – but note that you won’t be able to take a look around inside, as the Prince of Liechtenstein still lives here.

Nestled between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein is a tiny country that covers just 62 square miles and is home to fewer than 40,000 residents. But it's filled with as much culture and natural ...