Perched on a hillside above Vaduz, Vaduz Castle has stood guard over the capital since the 12th century. This enduring symbol of Liechtenstein is now the official residence of Prince Franz Josef II. The castle’s strategic location offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, and its robust stone walls and turrets evoke a sense of medieval grandeur. Today, while the interior remains closed to the public, visitors can admire the castle’s imposing exterior and explore the picturesque grounds, making it one of the first stops for travelers visiting the small country.
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