The Rhine River runs by the capital of Liechtenstein, home to just under 6,000 people. Each structure in the city narrates a tale rooted in the time of the Holy Roman Empire. A remote castle nestled on a mountainside, built during the Medieval period, presides over the urban landscape, serving as the primary abode for Liechtenstein’s Prince. Unearth the city’s core and glean information about its renowned artwork, courtesy of global artists. View the administrative premises and the striking Parliament edifice nearby. Familiarize yourself with the diminutive yet significant neo-Gothic cathedral, which has only been deemed a cathedral since 1997. Stroll through ‘das Städtle’, the city’s most lively pedestrian-only neighborhood. Learn about the unique facets of Liechtenstein’s governmental system - a constitutional monarchy by inheritance - in addition to understanding the Princely Family and the everyday experiences in one of Europe’s tiniest nations.