Liechtenstien has unspoilt scenery
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Things to see and do in Liechtenstein
Admire Gutenberg Castle and St Peter's Chapel at Balzers.
Peek into the St Mamerten and Maria chapels and the old part of the village in Triesen; and the Chapel of St Joseph in Planken.
Cycle in the valleys and lower-lying areas; there are 96km (56 miles) of cycling trails on both sides of the River Rhine. Mountain bikers may also use the hiking trails.
Hike from Gaflei, at 1,500m (4,920ft), the starting point for the Fürstensteig - a path along the high ridge dividing the Rhine and Samina valleys.
Wander round the local museums in Triesenberg and Schellenberg-Ruggell.
Paraglide over the mountains.
Taste the country's wines on a tour of the Prince's Wine Cellars in Vaduz (www.hofkellerei.li).
Gaze at Liechtenstein's' heritage - the Roman excavations at Eschen-Nendeln; the parish churches in Bendern, Mauren and Ruggell; and the ruins of the upper and lower Burg Schellenberg.
Visit Schaan, which is noted for its theatre, its Roman excavations, the St Maria zum Trost Chapel and DoMus - Museum and Gallery of the Community of Schaan.
Wonder at the Liechtenstein royal family home and the capital's landmark - the medieval castle of Schloss Vaduz. It was extended in the 16th and 17th centuries and looms high above Vaduz.
Ski at Malbun (1,600m/5,250ft) and Steg (1,300m/4,250ft). At Malbun, there are several ski lifts and a natural ice rink. Steg has a sledge run as well as its famous cross-country skiing loop with three distances (4km/2.5 miles, 12km/7 miles and 12.5km/7.8 miles).
See the other sights of Vaduz, such as the Postage Stamp Museum, the National Library, the Ski Museum, and the National Museum. The Liechtenstein Art Museum contains works by Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Dyck.
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