Liechtenstein National Museum

The Liechtenstein National Museum in Vaduz offers a rich journey through the principality’s history, culture, and natural environment. Housed in a building dating back to 1438, once a tavern and customs house, the museum was extensively renovated and expanded between 1998 and 2003. Its 42 exhibition rooms span three interconnected buildings, showcasing everything from archaeology and folklore to art and industry. Highlights include replicas of the princely crown jewels and interactive displays that explore Liechtenstein’s Alpine landscape and political evolution. The museum also encompasses the Postal Museum, the Treasure Chamber, and a traditional Farmhouse Museum, each adding depth to the visitor experience. Though compact, the museum offers a comprehensive view of Liechtenstein’s identity, making it a cultural cornerstone of Vaduz. With audio guides and barrier-free access, it welcomes visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you're drawn by medieval architecture or modern exhibits, the museum provides a compelling insight into one of Europe’s smallest yet most distinctive nations.