Backpacking or travelling in Liechtenstein?

• Nestled between two major mountain destinations lies tiny Liechtenstein. One of the world’s smallest countries, but with one of the highest GDPs in the world. It has fake teeth (yes, really, the country is one of the largest producers), beautiful nature and a mild climate and is definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.
• Activity spotting: explore the modern architecture and history of Vaduz; hike in the Alps; cycle along the Rhine; visit the Liechtenstein Art Museum; taste the local traditional dishes; visit the historic Balzers Castle; ski or snowboard in the winter; hike to the Gutsch; take the cable car to the Sareis.
• Animal spotting: Alpine ibex, red deer, black stork, foxes, squirrels, eagle owl, roe deer.
• Food Spotting: Käsknöpfle, Ribel, Zwiebelkuchen, Vorspeisenplatte, Rindsbraten, Apfelstrudel, Rösti, Gulasch.

Studying in Liechtenstein?

• Liechtenstein is an excellent place to study. The quality of education is good and there are many options. It can be particularly interesting to follow studies focused on economics and financial services.
• Study cities: Vaduz, Triesen, Balzers.
• Language: German, but also more and more programs in English.

Internships in Liechtenstein?

• There are various possibilities for internships and it can be particularly interesting to work in the financial sector. It may be useful to speak some German.
• Competencies: international business communication, project management, German and English language skills.

Volunteering in Liechtenstein?

• There are many opportunities to do part-time volunteer work if you live there.

Working in Liechtenstein?

• Liechtenstein is a particularly attractive country for expats who want to work in the financial and technology sectors.
• In the winter, there are many opportunities in the ski resorts and in the summer in the outdoor activities and hospitality industry.
• Work culture: professional and efficient.

Working as a digital nomad in Liechtenstein?

• Liechtenstein is popular among digital nomads who are looking for a quiet and luxurious quality of life. The country has good facilities, but that also comes at a cost.
• Favorite location: Vaduz.

Living in Liechtenstein?

• You enjoy an excellent quality of life, at a reasonable cost. You can do a lot of outdoor activities in your free time and despite the country being small, you can also soak up a lot of culture.
• Education: there are excellent international schools.
• Expat community: there is a diverse expat community from all over the world. The community is small, but close-knit.
• Health Insurance: Healthcare is excellent, but it is essential to have your own comprehensive health insurance.

Stories, tips and experiences from Liechtenstein