Vaduz has an old town that houses an old church, several museums and a bunch of eateries. We wanted to get our passports stamped with a Lichtenstein stamp but the postal museum was closed for lunch from 12 to 1PM. So we had to wait and get them stamped after they opened. First we walked along the pedestrian walkway with its multiple sculptures. Then we went around the church and also inside. These is a mix of old and new here as it was in Austria.
Our dinner table is also our breakfast table. This time it has a much more extensive selection
These mountains were backlit by the sun yesterday
Today we can see that there is snow on the top
So groovy
Driving into town
Tight streets
Looking for Art Lovers
Old style sturdy
Even the chimneys on top of the houses are cute.
Stark yellow brick architecture on the Parliament building
Cool colors on these stand alone mirrored structures
Lovely balance of lines and colors
The music school
Etched glass in the windows
Wrapped up for now
The Cathedral was built in 1874 on top of an older church
Cool use of flowers
Love the yellows
Big mountains over 3000 meters
The new buildings just across the road
Inside the Cathedral
Lots of light gets in
Gargoyle
Back on the pedestrian walk
Precarious footing for this horse
More looking
New paint on City Hall
Sometimes you just have to sit in an iron chair
