The capital of Liechtenstein lies along the shores of the Rhine river and has only a bit less than 6 thousand residents. Its history is carved into every building reminding of the Holy Roman Empire. The secluded mountainside castle was built in the height of the Middle Ages, towering since then over the city as the main residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein. Explore the city centre and learn all about its famous sculptures made by many international artists. Discover the government building and the impressive Parliament building next to it. Get acquainted with the neo-gothic cathedral, small in size but big in importance. It is actually only considered a cathedral since 1997! Walkthrough “das Städtle”, the busiest part of the city, a pedestrian-exclusive area bustling with life. Discover the particularities of the Liechtensteiner government, a constitutional hereditary monarchy, and find all about the Princely Family, and about daily life in one of Europe’s smallest countries.