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 * Liechtenstein**

This is the political map of Liechtenstein.

This is the physical map of Liechtenstein.



This is the map of Liechtenstein.

The blue and red colors of the flag have been representative of Liechtenstein since the 17th century when it was a part of the Holy Roman Empire. The crown was added to the **flag of Liechtenstein** in 1937, after the flag was found to be similar to that of Haiti. The blue color symbolizes the radiant sky and red stands for the embers in the fireplace during evening gatherings. The golden color of the crown shows that the people, country and the princely House are united in their hearts and spirits.

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These are some places to visit in Liechtenstein Liechtenstein is not a significant tourist destination, but is often included as an extension of a trip to Austria or Switzerland. The country is extremely small and lacks significant destinations. The scenery, however, is spectacular. From the trivia bucket, a stop here is considered a "prize" by stamp collectors. Liechtenstein's main attraction - the Castle at Vaduz - is not open to tourists, but its prominence on the hillside makes it the focus of tours of the town of Vaduz. To be honest, most travelers make a quick automobile trip through Liechtenstein to add another country to their list of countries visited. If you have time, drive as far as you can into the mountains and find an outdoor cafe for what should be an extremely enjoyable lunch amidst spectacular scenery.

This is the capital building in Vadus.

This is a museum in Liechtenstein.