Liechtenstein
Tiny Liechtenstein, not quite as large as Washington, DC. The Principality of Liechtenstein covers both lowlands - including part of the fertile Rhine Valley and the steep western slope of the Three Sisters massif - and mountains. The latter are in the eastern part of the country and are accessible through three high valleys, the best known being that of Malbun, Liechtenstein's premier ski resort.In summer, hikers and ramblers may wish to explore Liechtenstein's vineyards, forests and nature reserves. The principality's mountains attract climbers of all abilities. For the less energetic, there are several tourist sites of interest.
Vaduz
In the capital, Vaduz, the Postage Stamp Museum (Postal Museum), the National Library, the Ski Museum, and the National Museum are worth visiting. The Liechtenstein Art Museum, housed in a specially designed building, contains the treasures of the Prince's collection, including works by Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Dyck, as well as modern art from the former Liechtenstein State Art Collection.