Liechtenstein posses all the characteristics of Switzerland - the
Alps, skiing, clean mountain. Its currency is Swiss frank.
Full country name: Principality of Liechtenstein Its major industries are:
Dental products, hardware, pottery, specialty machinery, stamps. The mountains of
Liechtenstein are fine for skiing and hiking. You could also turn your hands and legs to
mountaineering and the more vigorous ski mountaineering. Liechtenstein does not have a
strong tradition in the arts. The language is German. The architecture varies according to
region, but houses generally have ridged roofs with wide, overhanging eaves, and balconies
and verandahs enlivened by colourful displays of flowers. Smaller than Belgium, smaller
than most Caribbean Islands, smaller than almost anywhere, Liechtenstein is sandwiched
between Switzerland to the west and Austria to the east. Despite all the mountains,
Liechtenstein enjoys a relatively mild climate. The Postage Stamp Museum contains more
than 300 frames of stamps issued since 1912. For ski buffs there's even a Ski Museum, open
only in the afternoons.
mountain. Its currency is Swiss frank.
Full country name: Principality of Liechtenstein Its major industries are:
Dental products, hardware, pottery, specialty machinery, stamps. The mountains of
Liechtenstein are fine for skiing and hiking. You could also turn your hands and legs to
mountaineering and the more vigorous ski mountaineering. Liechtenstein does not have a
strong tradition in the arts. The language is German. The architecture varies according to
region, but houses generally have ridged roofs with wide, overhanging eaves, and balconies
and verandahs enlivened by colourful displays of flowers. Smaller than Belgium, smaller
than most Caribbean Islands, smaller than almost anywhere, Liechtenstein is sandwiched
between Switzerland to the west and Austria to the east. Despite all the mountains,
Liechtenstein enjoys a relatively mild climate. The Postage Stamp Museum contains more
than 300 frames of stamps issued since 1912. For ski buffs there's even a Ski Museum, open
only in the afternoons.