Gänsbach

Gänsbach is a historically developed district in the southern part of Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein, near the border with Triesen. The name is derived from the stream of the same name, which formerly played a vital role in draining the slopes and providing water for livestock. Geographically, the area extends from the flat valley floor up to the first forested foothills of the Rhine Valley. The settlement structure features a mix of long-established residential homes and modern architecture that blends harmoniously into the landscape. Historically, Gänsbach was characterized by agriculture and viticulture, as the sunny southern slopes provided good conditions for vineyards. In modern times, the district has evolved into a quiet residential area, valued for its proximity to both the government center and the natural surroundings. Its connection to local hiking trails makes Gänsbach a popular starting point for walks along the Rhine plain.

Nearby cities

Fallsgass

A charming, winding residential neighborhood that gently climbs up the slope.

Weiherring

A modern leisure facility and a residential area in the east of Mauren.

Freiendorf

The central village core of Mauren, where historic buildings and municipal administration are concentrated.

Binza

A green residential area in Mauren, characterized by quiet streets and single-family homes.

Maurerberg

A picturesque forest and meadow area on the northern edge of Mauren.

Schaanwald

A village in the municipality of Mauren, located right on the Austrian border.

Auf Berg

An idyllic hamlet on the Eschnerberg, belonging to the municipality of Mauren.

Loch

A lower-lying small depression on the Eschnerberg in Schellenberg.

Under Au

A lower-lying area of the meadow landscape in Gamprin, which is often damper and more natural.

Wes

The western part of Planken, characterized by traditional wooden buildings.

Rheinau

The area in Ruggell that lies directly on the Rhine dam and is popular for leisure activities.

Unterweyer

An area north of Oberweyer characterized by modern residential and small commercial buildings.

Three Sisters

The Three Sisters is a striking mountain range in the Rätikon, famous for its unique rock formations and challenging ridge trail.

Feldkirch

Feldkirch is a medieval city in Vorarlberg on the border with Liechtenstein.

Bardella

An industrial and commercial park on the southern edge of Schaan, housing important companies.

History & landmarks

Birka Bird Sanctuary

A beautiful nature reserve and park for bird lovers in Mauren.

Upper Castle Ruins

The larger of the two castle ruins in Schellenberg, freely accessible to visitors.

St. Peter's Church

The oldest church in Liechtenstein, built on Roman foundations.

Walser Museum

The Walser Museum in Triesenberg documents the unique history and culture of the Walser settlers who arrived in the 13th century.

Steg Reservoir (Gänglesee)

The Steg Reservoir, also known as Gänglesee, is a picturesque artificial lake used for hydroelectric power and recreation.

Nature

Nospitz

Nospitz is a prominent peak near Malbun in the Liechtenstein Oberland.

More places

Holy Cross Chapel Rofenberg

The small chapel on the Rofenberg near Eschen is a popular place of pilgrimage.

Planken Organic Farm 10

A local organic farm in Planken producing fresh vegetables and cheese.

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Schellenberg Forest

A quiet forest near Schellenberg.

Planken Adventure Park 10

An exciting adventure park for children in Planken with many play areas.

Schaan Animal Park 1

A small animal park near Schaan showing local alpine animals.

Sax Castle Ruins

The ruins near Sax in the municipality of Sennwald testify to the feudal presence in the Rhine valley during the Middle Ages.

Vaduz Town Hall

The Town Hall of Vaduz is a striking building in the center of the capital.

Vaduz Viewpoint 11

A beautiful viewpoint in the mountains near Vaduz with panoramic views.