Business Class Flights to Liechtenstein

Located alongside the Rhine River and sharing a border with Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein is one of the smallest countries in Europe. Despite its size, numerous travelers book business-class flights to Liechtenstein to enjoy its rich comforts, mountainous slopes, and wonderful vineyards and wineries.

Liechtenstein is a German-speaking country of roughly 38,000 people, and its largest city, Vaduz, has a population just shy of 6,000 residents — including its royal family, who help govern the country’s constitutional monarchy. Because of its size, Liechtenstein has no airport. Many travelers who book flights to Liechtenstein in reality have to route through nearby airports, the nearest being the Zurich Airport in Switzerland, and take public or private transportation in.

Those who have successfully booked flights to Liechtenstein have been overwhelmed by its natural beauty, wilderness, and hilltops adorned with castles. Liechtenstein is very much a destination for Alpine skiing, with plenty of opportunities for hiking and biking as well.

Vaduz is the business and tourist epicenter of Liechtenstein. Though small, Vaduz is the financial and economic heart of the country, accounting for the nation’s status as the second-wealthiest country per capita in the world. Tourists who fly to Liechtenstein by way of Switzerland or Austria can anticipate a robust shopping district with plenty of cultural sites to visit in Vaduz.

Art enthusiasts who find cheap flights to Liechtenstein will love the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein in Vaduz. This art museum houses a modern art gallery, as well as sculptures and pieces from the 19th century, many by Danish and Flemish artists. Some of the work in this state art museum is from the Prince’s private collection, all of which has been carefully curated to delight visitors looking to expand their artistic tastes.

For museum lovers, the Postal Museum in Vaduz offers a fun, and completely different, cultural experience as visitors learn about the history of the postal service in Liechtenstein. This smaller museum is part of the larger Liechtenstein National Museum, which offers an overall historical glance of the nation and its region. The building that the Liechtenstein National Museum occupies dates back to 1438 and has served many purposes in the years since, from tavern to governmental building.

Overlooking Vaduz, tourists will be thrilled to see Schloss Vaduz (Vaduz Castle), a 700-year-old castle that serves as the primary residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein. Though its grounds are closed to the public, Vaduz Castle is a breathtaking site that makes for a fantastic photo opportunity.

For those who book first-class flights to Liechtenstein and want to spend an intimate evening living the life of luxury, the Hofkellerei (Royal Winery) in Vaduz offers tours of the royal vineyards as well as tastings of the nation’s famed wines. Pair one of the Royal Winery’s offerings with Liechtensteiner Kasknofle (spaetzle with cheese and caramelized onions), Liechtenstein’s national dish, and visitors are truly in for a magical evening in a landscape not too different from a fairy tale.

In the southernmost area of Liechtenstein, tourists will find the village of Balzers. Located in the center of Balzers is the Gutenberg Castle, which is open to the public. Though it began its life as a church, the structure became a gothic castle in the 12th century. Visitors can tour Gutenberg Castle’s halls, rose garden, and chapel free of charge, and it’s a top destination for many who book flights to Liechtenstein.

Just across from the Gutenberg Castle is the Church of St. Nicholas, a beautiful work of architecture that complements the gothic style of Gutenberg Castle.

Travelers looking to fly to Liechtenstein should take note that although the national language is German, the Swiss franc is the main form of currency used across the country. The euro is also accepted, but the exchange rate isn’t kind to those who insist on paying in euros.