Visit Triesenberg
Triesenberg is a municipality located in the western part of Liechtenstein. This picturesque town overlooks the Rhine Valley and provides visitors with stunning views of the Swiss Alps. The city is steeped in history, with old, winding streets, centuries-old buildings, and a unique culture that has been preserved for generations.
Tourists will want to make sure to visit the Museum Schatzkammer Triesen which houses a range of artifacts from Roman times to present day. They can also explore Sareis Castle, built in 1290 and one of Liechtenstein's most iconic buildings.
An interesting historical fact about Triesenberg is that it was originally known as Muhlacker until 1817 when it was renamed by Prince Johann I as a sign of gratitude towards Johann Joseph von Triesen who helped him secure his title as Prince Regent of Liechtenstein.
Tourists will want to make sure to visit the Museum Schatzkammer Triesen which houses a range of artifacts from Roman times to present day. They can also explore Sareis Castle, built in 1290 and one of Liechtenstein's most iconic buildings.
An interesting historical fact about Triesenberg is that it was originally known as Muhlacker until 1817 when it was renamed by Prince Johann I as a sign of gratitude towards Johann Joseph von Triesen who helped him secure his title as Prince Regent of Liechtenstein.
