Liechtenstein: The Stamp Museum in Vaduz

#2024TravelReview Located between Switzerland and Austria, #Liechtenstein is one of the smallest countries in the world. During this free trip to Europe, on the way from Switzerland to Germany, I made a special visit to the capital of this small stamp country, #Vaduz. Liechtenstein is a small country with a small population. It takes less than 40 minutes to drive around it. The national population is less than 40,000, but it can get rich by issuing a large number of stamps and private banks. It is a famous tax haven, and its per capita income ranks among the top in the world. It is incredible! The capital, Vaduz, is probably the most lively place in Liechtenstein. From administrative agencies, castles, shops, restaurants to museums, all are concentrated in the main streets, making it convenient for tourists to stroll around and take in the sights in about an hour. Our trip mainly focused on visiting the Stamp Museum, which houses the first set of stamps issued by Liechtenstein in 1912, as well as stamps issued by hundreds of countries in the world. People who like stamp collecting will definitely not want to leave, and it is free to visit. #Liechtenstein #Switzerland #Austria #Germany #Liechtenstein