Culture & Traditions

German is the official language spoken in this part of the world. However, due to its proximity to its neighbouring countries, the locals also speak English, French, and Italian. So, when you plan on going to Liechtenstein, make sure to learn some basic words and phrases of the German language. Words like Guten Tag (Hello) and Danke (Thank you) will help you connect with the locals.

When it comes to customs and traditions, locals have great respect for nature and community. While in the country, make sure that you show respect to nature. Besides this, locals treat guests as their gods. Hospitality is ingrained in their culture, so you can expect friendly treatment from the locals.

Liechtenstein is a land of festivals. There are several festivals taking place every year like National Day on 15th August, the cooking festival in spring and the carnival in autumn. Among all these, the National Day on 15th August is special because it is the birthday of the prince. The day is celebrated with parades and fireworks, and the locals showcase their national identity through traditional costumes. If you are planning to visit Liechtenstein, make a visit around this festival time to experience a unique side of their culture.