crodonilson
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Off to Zurich and then Liechtenstein for a week next month. Can the NSC great and good give me some decent suggestions of places to go in and around the principality??
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Liechtenstein
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MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Oh Jeff... I love you too... But...
arkan
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The only thing of any real interest according to a friend who passed through on a day trip is the Art Gallery in Vaduz.
The Prince has the largest private collection of various famous artists and alot of those are in the Gallery, while the rest are in the castle which is off limits to the plebs.
The Prince has the largest private collection of various famous artists and alot of those are in the Gallery, while the rest are in the castle which is off limits to the plebs.
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Vaduz Castle in Liechtenstein.
Zurich is fantastic.
Zurich is fantastic.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
fork me
I have changed this
They had to close the zoo because the chicken died.
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but fantastic.
Eddiespearritt
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The town centre of Vaduz has only about three or four (perfectly acceptable, table on the street type) restaurants - it is very small and very quiet as others have said. Zurich is very different - in Bahnhofstrasse and around you can pay silly prices - but head to Zurich West for where the street cred really is, better prices much more contemporary. Judging by the storm we have at the moment, bring a non-collapsible brolly.
father_and_son
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Only ever go to deposit cash in my numbered bank account. Sorry, never stay long enough to enjoy the place!
atfc village
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Go for a beer in 3 countries in one day easy to do with Austria and Switzerland next doorCheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Zurich monster expensive as said above. Great druggie park (can't remember name), like something out of Midnight Express. Lichtenstein - spent a week there on a school exchange. Did a bit of skiing and langlaufen (cross country ski-walking) but made no great impression - not a lot going on there.
crodonilson
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Just got back and had a blast.
Liechtenstein was stunning, but I think the weather helped (got up to 35c on Tuesday), not sure what we would have done if it had rained.
Zurich was disgusting, prices were quite outrageous.
Liechtenstein was stunning, but I think the weather helped (got up to 35c on Tuesday), not sure what we would have done if it had rained.
Zurich was disgusting, prices were quite outrageous.
Arthur
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More expensive than Vaduz?
I went there several years back when England played them. We stayed in Zurich and got a bus down. Whilst Zurich was mega expensive Vaduz was crazy money (about £8 a small beer if memory recalls). The scenery was quite pretty but there was bugger all there!
saafend_seagull
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Zurich is about 20 eur for English breakfast.
All in proportion. 2007:
My grad salary in lux - 33k gbp
Same company in ldn - 26k gbp
Zurich office - 40k gbp
Switz has higher income tax rates I believe though
All in proportion. 2007:
My grad salary in lux - 33k gbp
Same company in ldn - 26k gbp
Zurich office - 40k gbp
Switz has higher income tax rates I believe though
In Zürich.
Take the train S10 up to Zuri kulm Uetliberg the hotel overlooking the city.
Get a 9 hour pass on the transport system and take a boat down to Rapperswil have a nice meal over looking the harbour get the train back to Zürich.
Summers evening in Neiderdorf the old city is buzzing and at certain times of the day you can go to the top of the church (Grossmünster) and look over the city.
Zürich is not expensive it's just the pound is shit against the franc about 40% out at the moment.
North of the main station it gets into club and red light area.
Liechtenstein is very small so a few places to look around but to be quite honest I have only driven through it on the way to Austria.
Have fun
Take the train S10 up to Zuri kulm Uetliberg the hotel overlooking the city.
Get a 9 hour pass on the transport system and take a boat down to Rapperswil have a nice meal over looking the harbour get the train back to Zürich.
Summers evening in Neiderdorf the old city is buzzing and at certain times of the day you can go to the top of the church (Grossmünster) and look over the city.
Zürich is not expensive it's just the pound is shit against the franc about 40% out at the moment.
North of the main station it gets into club and red light area.
Liechtenstein is very small so a few places to look around but to be quite honest I have only driven through it on the way to Austria.
Have fun
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Is there anyone else on NSC who has had to pay Liechtenstein income tax? I did, after performing at the National Theatre in Vaduz (the flashiest village hall in Europe). We had to go to the bank to get paid, and they only gave us the money if we paid tax on our earnings. Vaduz is very quiet and there wasn't much to do when I was there, apart from going to a superb show at the National Theatre, obviously.
cloud
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I went there once for an England match - there's not much to see.
Ask them to stamp your passport, for novelty value
Ask them to stamp your passport, for novelty value
Trufflehound
Re-enfranchised
I killed a wasp in Vaduz once. We were having a picnic lunch in a car park below the castle and it was going for our sandwiches. I smacked it in the face with a plastic chopping board. Take that, Lichtensteinian wasp!
That's all I can remember about the country. I think I may have bought a stamp as a souvenir...
As you've already discovered though, Zurich is a dump.
That's all I can remember about the country. I think I may have bought a stamp as a souvenir...
As you've already discovered though, Zurich is a dump.