I recently visited Liechtenstein with a friend, and it was such a unique and memorable experience! We explored the Kunstmuseum, which had some really impressive modern art, and also stopped by the nearby post office to get our passports stamped a fun little souvenir that cost about €5. They accept both card and cash, which was convenient. We got the stamp at a Tabak shop, and the lady working there was incredibly kind and helpful. It really added to the positive vibe of the whole visit.
Liechtenstein is quite small, but that’s part of its charm. You can easily see most of the main spots on foot in just 2 to 3 hours. It’s a peaceful, picturesque place that’s perfect for a short day trip. Highly recommended if you’re...
Read moreBeautiful museum- it is divided into two buildings connected by a tunnel- one building has two floors, the other building has three. Accessible, with elevators to different levels, and one of the exhibit rooms was family-centered and interactive. There was a good variety of work ranging from the 1800s- contemporary artists. There is not one exhibit guide for the whole museum, but in the contemporary galleries each gallery features a different artist and has information about the exhibit in German and English.
It was quiet and calm, and the staff were very kind despite my inability to speak German. 😅 Reasonable ticket prices, and the cafe has oat milk! Got a cappuccino...
Read moreIt was unfortunately not that big and the collection was a bit odd. Mostly modern contemporary art and a few classy paintings too. But much of the space seems to be unused and filled with anything. As a visitor you can’t lose the feeling, that this art museum is just another attempt to get more tourists to visit the rather small country of Liechtenstein. I mean Liechtenstein has 40.000 inhabitants, that is smaller than many small towns and boroughs in other countries. So I am sorry to say that I wouldn’t recommend other people to visit this art museum. You better go hiking because there are plenty of great mountains there and the landscape...
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