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Balzers	Balzers
Gemeindeverwaltung Fürstenstrasse 50 9496 Balzers Tel. +423 388 05 05 Fax +423 388 05 08 info@balzers.li www.balzers.li	The "Foehn" is said to be the "most tempestuous inhabitant of Balzers". A great many things can be attributed to the warm southwesterly wind. It ensures that the vines thrive and has been the cause of many a conflagration.
Eschen-Nendeln	Eschen-Nendeln
Gemeindeverwaltung St.Martins-Ring 2 Postfach 62 9492 Eschen Tel. +423 377 50 10 Fax +423 377 49 93 verwaltung@eschen.li www.eschen.li	Eschen extends from the southerly slope of"Eschnerberg" mountain to the westerly slope of the "Three Sisters" where Nendeln is located.
Gamprin-Bendern	Gamprin-Bendern
Gemeindeverwaltung Gamprin-Bendern Haldengasse 93 Postfach 122 9487 Gamprin-Bendern Tel. +423 375 91 04 Fax +423 375 91 05 gamprin@gamprin.li www.gamprin-bendern.li	Embedded in the hilly landscape to the west of the Eschnerberg mountain, Gamprin-Bendern is home to historical sites and quiet spots of untouched nature.
Mauren-Schaanwald	Mauren-Schaanwald
Gemeindeverwaltung Peter-Paul-Strasse 25 9493 Mauren Tel. +423 377 10 40 Fax +423 377 10 45 gemeinde@mauren.li www.mauren.li	Mauren-Schaanwald is also known as the village with the seven hills which were formed by the scree and debris from the last glacier on the eastern foot of "Eschnerberg" mountain. Thanks to its privileged location, Mauren offers a wonderful panorama whichever way you look.
Planken	Planken
Gemeindeverwaltung Dorfstrasse 58 9498 Planken Tel. +423 375 81 00 Fax +423 375 81 09 gemeinde@planken.li www.planken.li	With a population of 368 Planken is the smallest village in Liechtenstein. Planken is located on a sunny plateau at an altitude of 786 m/2'578 ft above sea level. It is high above the Rhine valley and at the foot of the "Three Sisters" mountain range (Drei Schwestern).
Ruggell	Ruggell
Gemeindeverwaltung Poststrasse 222 Rathaus 9491 Ruggell Tel. +423 377 49 20 Fax +423 377 49 39 info@ruggell.li www.ruggell.li	To the north of the village there is an area of approximately 90 hectars/222 acres which has been declared a nature reserve. In the "Ruggeller Riet" you will discover an unbelievable diversity of plants.
Schaan	Schaan
Gemeindeverwaltung Landstrasse 19 Rathaus 9494 Schaan Tel. +423 237 72 00 Fax +423 237 72 09 info@schaan.li www.schaan.li	The largest municipality by population is located in the "Upper Country" and forms the border with the "Lower Country". St. Laurentius Church, visible from afar, dominates the village.
Schellenberg	Schellenberg
Gemeindeverwaltung Dorf 49 9488 Schellenberg Tel. +423 399 20 30 Fax +423 399 20 39 www.schellenberg.li	The history of the Principality started with the muncipality of Schellenberg which located on a hill. In 1699, Prince Johann Adam Andreas von Liechtenstein purchased the lands of Schellenberg, and 13 years later he bought the County of Vaduz.
Triesen	Triesen
Gemeindeverwaltung Dörschistrasse 4 9495 Triesen Tel. +423 399 36 36 Fax +423 399 36 50 gemeinde@triesen.li www.triesen.li	Triesen, the third largest municipality in the country, lies to the south of Vaduz. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, it is located between the Rhine and Liechtenstein's mountains.
Triesenberg	Triesenberg
Gemeinde Triesenberg 9497 Triesenberg Tel. +423 265 50 10 info@triesenberg.li www.triesenberg.li	Immigrants from Wals established this settlement in 1280. The history of the Walser population is documented in the Local Walser Museum (Heimatmuseum) in Triesenberg. The local community has nurtured the Walser dialect to this very day.
Vaduz	Vaduz
Gemeinde Vaduz Städtle 6 Rathaus 9490 Vaduz Tel. +423 237 78 78 gemeinde@vaduz.li www.vaduz.li	Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein, the seat of the Princely Family and that of Parliament. Over the past few years it has become more and more the center of the whole region. The vibrant capital with its cultural and strolling mile invites you to linger and offers a wide range of cultural attractions.

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The "Foehn" is said to be the "most tempestuous inhabitant of Balzers". A great many things can be attributed to the warm southwesterly wind. It ensures that the vines thrive and has been the cause of many a conflagration.

Eschen extends from the southerly slope of"Eschnerberg" mountain to the westerly slope of the "Three Sisters" where Nendeln is located.

Embedded in the hilly landscape to the west of the Eschnerberg mountain, Gamprin-Bendern is home to historical sites and quiet spots of untouched nature.

Mauren-Schaanwald is also known as the village with the seven hills which were formed by the scree and debris from the last glacier on the eastern foot of "Eschnerberg" mountain. Thanks to its privileged location, Mauren offers a wonderful panorama whichever way you look.

With a population of 368 Planken is the smallest village in Liechtenstein. Planken is located on a sunny plateau at an altitude of 786 m/2'578 ft above sea level. It is high above the Rhine valley and at the foot of the "Three Sisters" mountain range (Drei Schwestern).

To the north of the village there is an area of approximately 90 hectars/222 acres which has been declared a nature reserve. In the "Ruggeller Riet" you will discover an unbelievable diversity of plants.

The largest municipality by population is located in the "Upper Country" and forms the border with the "Lower Country". St. Laurentius Church, visible from afar, dominates the village.

The history of the Principality started with the muncipality of Schellenberg which located on a hill. In 1699, Prince Johann Adam Andreas von Liechtenstein purchased the lands of Schellenberg, and 13 years later he bought the County of Vaduz.

Triesen, the third largest municipality in the country, lies to the south of Vaduz. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, it is located between the Rhine and Liechtenstein's mountains.

Immigrants from Wals established this settlement in 1280. The history of the Walser population is documented in the Local Walser Museum (Heimatmuseum) in Triesenberg. The local community has nurtured the Walser dialect to this very day.