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Operetta has a long and proud tradition in Liechtenstein. Since the 1940s the country's two operetta stages in Balzers and Vaduz have been bringing top-class operetta to the people.
The modern swimming pool in Balzers is ideal for relaxing and having fun.
Housed in Schaan town hall, DoMuS is a cultural centre comprising a gallery in Schaan.
Eschen is home to the only swimming pool in the Unterland region of Liechtenstein.
The Küfer Martis Huus is a place of cultural interaction and home to a museum based on the theme of water and, in particular, the Rhine.
Opened in the year 2000, the Kunstmusem Liechtenstein in the centre of Vaduz displays a range of modern and contemporary art.
Liechtenstein Power Stations operate a museum of electricity in Triesen.
Dating back to 1438, the building which today houses the Liechtenstein National Museum has a long and varied history.
Experience language and writing live, get to know authors and artists in person - the events of the Literature House are a must for literature fans.
With over 10'000 exhibits, Mauren is home to Liechtenstein's largest collection of cultural artefacts documenting life and customs in the principality in days gone by.
The 150m indoor go-kart track in Nendeln offers plenty of fun and racing action for up to six go-karts at a time. Each kart is powered by two electric motors, with the rear wheels powered and braked individually.
The Postage Stamp Museum tells the history of Liechtenstein's postal service over the years and displays a large number of postage stamps past and present.
Vaduz now offers a very special experience. Old cinema charm meets state-of-the-art cinema LED-technology and offers unseen insights behind the scenes of Vaduz Castle.
The Schädler Pottery in the Nendeln area of Eschen is the oldest arts and crafts workshop in Liechtenstein.
Created in 2003, the Schlösslekeller in Vaduz is Liechtenstein's only small-scale theatre.
At the St. Laurentius parish church, on the Reberastrasse road, lies the TAK Theater Liechtenstein, commonly known as the TaK.
Located in a farmhouse dating back almost 500 years, this museum in Schellenberg is owned and run by the Liechtenstein National Museum.
The Treasure Chamber of the Principality of Liechtenstein in Vaduz, the only museum of its kind in the Alps, focuses primarily on exhibits belonging to the Princes of Liechtenstein and other private collectors.
Don't miss out on the special Warm Water Day every Friday, when the water is heated up to 31 degrees Celsius!
Originally called the "Heimatmuseum", the Walser Museum was created in 1961 by the parish priest of Triesenberg at the time, Engelbert Bucher.