Maurerberg

The Maurerberg is a widely visible elevation in northeastern Liechtenstein, considered the local mountain of the municipality of Mauren. With an altitude of around 560 meters above sea level, it forms the northeastern spur of the Eschnerberg and is geologically characterized by massive limestone. The area is predominantly forested and serves as one of the most important forestry sites as well as a significant local recreation area for the region. Historically, the mountain is of great importance, as archaeological finds prove settlement remains from the Bronze Age, indicating early settlement of the strategically favorable plateau. Numerous well-marked hiking trails and mountain bike trails lead through the area, offering spectacular views of the Rhine Valley and neighboring Austria. The preservation of biological diversity is ensured by integrating the mountain into a cross-border biotope network system.

Nearby cities

Fallsgass

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

Gänsbach

An area in Mauren, named after the small stream that flows through the municipality.

Auf Berg

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

Weiherring

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

Schaanwald

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

Biedermann-Areal

The district around the Biedermann House, the oldest preserved wooden house in Liechtenstein in Schellenberg.

Bochs

A historic quarter in the center of Eschen, near the parish church of St.

Halden

A sunny hillside neighborhood in Gamprin with modern single-family homes and grapevines.

Lutzfeld

A commercial and industrial zone on the edge of Bendern/Gamprin with good access to the highway.

Wes

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

Feldkirch

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

Three Sisters

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

Riet

An agricultural wetland in Schaan that is important for nature conservation.

History & landmarks

Birka Bird Sanctuary

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

Lower Castle Ruins

A smaller but historically significant castle ruin on the northern slope of the Eschnerberg.

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.

More places

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Eschen Industrial Park 4

A modern industrial park in Eschen hosting high-tech companies.

Mauren Adventure Park 5

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

Ruggell Animal Park 7

A small animal park near Ruggell showing local alpine animals.

Planken Organic Farm 10

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

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.

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.

Schaan Bus Terminal 1

A major transport hub for buses in Schaan.