Liechtenstein: Holidays
| Date | Holiday |
| January 1 | New Year |
| January 6 | Epiphany |
| February 02 | Candlemas |
| March 4 | Shrove Tuesday |
| 19th March | St. Joseph’s Day |
| March April | Easter |
| May 1 | Labor Day |
| May 29 | Ascension of Christ |
| May June | Pentecost |
| June 09 | Corpus Christi |
| 15th of August | Assumption Day and at the same time the country’s national holiday |
| September 8 | Mary bir |
| November 1 | All Saints Day |
| December 8 | Mary Conception |
| 25 December | Christmas |
| December 26 | St. Stephen’s Day |
| December 31 | New Year’s Eve |
Source: Countryaah – Liechtenstein Holidays
Liechtenstein: climate
There are major differences in temperatures and the amount of precipitation between the Rhine Valley and the mountainous part of Liechtenstein. In the higher altitudes there is almost twice as much precipitation. The winters are of course also colder there. Due to the foehn, the climate in Liechtenstein can be described as mild overall. The summers are not too hot and the winters are not too cold.
Travel times
The ideas of what is meant by a particularly favorable travel climate depend on a number of factors. Pure cultural travelers certainly see the climate differently than people who, for example, want to spend a hiking or winter sports holiday in Liechtenstein. The state of health or age can also play an important role.
Attractions
- Abbreviationfinder.org: Presents the way that LS stands for the nation of Liechtenstein as a two-letter acronym.
Interesting buildings
The Landtag
The new Landtag of the state in Vaduz was planned by the architectural office of Prof. Hansjörg Göritz. It has been in the center of the capital since 2008. The building was built entirely from light clinker brick with a very steep roof.
The building is deliberately reminiscent of a tent or a kind of ancient hut. The southern part of the building is directly connected to the State Museum. the architect called it the “High House” as opposed to the “Big House” – the government building. There is a larger space between the parliament and the seat of government.
Vaduz Castle
The originally medieval building from the 12th century was expanded in the 16th and 17th centuries and is now the residence of the royal family.
Gutenberg Castle Gutenberg
Castle from the 13th century in Balzers
Biedermann House
The Biedermann House in Schellenberg
Museums
Landesmuseum Vaduz
This museum for cultural history, regional studies and natural history is located in three buildings in a mixture of new buildings with historical structures. It adjoins the Liechtenstein State Parliament, inaugurated in 2008.
Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
Here you can find works from the Liechtenstein State Art Collection, which mainly represent the art of the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as paintings from the private collection of the Prince of Liechtenstein.
Walser local history museum
Walser local history museum in Triesenberg
Opera and theater
Ruins, archaeological site
Roman excavations
Roman excavations near Eschen-Nendeln and Schaan
Ruins of Schellenberg Castle
Ruins of Schellenberg Castle from the 13th century
university
Private University in the Principality of Liechtenstein (UFL)
Triesen is home to the “Private University in the Principality of Liechtenstein (UFL)”, which is officially recognized nationally and internationally. The University of the Principality was founded in autumn 2000 as a private foundation under Liechtenstein law. The university is based in the municipality of Triesen, south of Vaduz.
The university currently has the departments “Scientific Medicine” and “Law”. There are currently less than 100 students studying here
Dorfstrasse 24
FL-9495 Triesen
Tel +423 – 392 40 10
Email: info@ufl.li
Chapels and churches
Chapel of St. Maria for Consolation
The chapel is located in Schaan
Chapels of St. Mamerten and Maria
The chapels are in Triesen
St. Joseph Chapel
This chapel is located in Planken
Parish church of Mauren
Here you can see the beautiful late Gothic Pietà
Parish church of Bendern
The building dates from 1280
Natural beauties
Vogelparadies Birka
This wonderful nature reserve is home to rare birds from all parts of the world. In addition to parakeets, parrots and peacock species, there are also amazons and young birds. Rare plants and amphibians can also be seen.
The Rhine
The Rhine forms the entire border of the Principality with Switzerland and has a length of 1,230 km from its source in Switzerland to its mouth in the Netherlands.
