Halden

Halden is an elevated residential area in Gamprin, set against the gentle slopes of the Eschnerberg. The name 'Halden' refers to its hillside location, which provides residents with extensive panoramic views across the Rhine Valley to the Swiss Alps. In contrast to the low-lying areas by the Rhine, Halden was historically less threatened by flooding, making it an attractive settlement site from early on. The architecture of the area is characterized by terraced houses and villas that skillfully utilize the topography. The slope also favors a mild microclimate, which was often used in the past for viticulture or fruit growing. Today, Halden is primarily known as an exclusive residential area that combines tranquility and proximity to nature with good accessibility to the village center. Hiking trails lead directly from the settlement into the wooded areas of the Eschnerberg, significantly enhancing the quality of life for nature-loving residents.

Nearby cities

Oberau

An elevated plateau in Gamprin that is used for agriculture and houses residential homes.

Salums

A quiet quarter in Gamprin, whose name indicates Rhaeto-Romanic roots.

Under Au

A lower-lying area of the meadow landscape in Gamprin, which is often damper and more natural.

Grossabünt

The central and modern leisure facility of the municipality of Gamprin with swimming lake and sports fields.

Neufeld

A newly developed, modern residential neighborhood in the heart of the Gamprin municipality.

Hasenacker

A manageable, flat residential area near the center of Gamprin.

Bendern

A historically very important part of the municipality of Gamprin, located on a hill above the Rhine.

Lutzfeld

A commercial and industrial zone on the edge of Bendern/Gamprin with good access to the highway.

Badäl

A small, hidden residential area on the hillside above Gamprin with lots of privacy.

Kratzera

A forest area above Gamprin, used for walks and forestry.

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Oberbühl

A hillside settlement in the upper part of Gamprin, characterized by an excellent vantage point.

Bangserfeld

A wide, open field area in the northwest of Ruggell, which is heavily used for agriculture.

Eichen

A densely wooded residential and local recreation area on the southern edge of Eschen.

Nofels-Grenze

The immediate border area in the north of Ruggell to the Austrian Nofels.

Nülla

A north-western area in Planken with gentle hills and meadows.

History & landmarks

Grossabunt Leisure Lake

The only swimming lake in Liechtenstein with ecological water treatment.

Mauren Parish Center

A modern landmark in the heart of the Mauren municipality, near the church.

Lower Castle Ruins

A smaller but historically significant castle ruin on the northern slope of the Eschnerberg.

Drei Schwestern (Three Sisters)

The Drei Schwestern (Three Sisters) is a prominent mountain ridge in the Rätikon range, forming a natural border with Austria.

Walser Museum

The Walser Museum in Triesenberg documents the unique history and culture of the Walser settlers who arrived in the 13th century.

Steg Reservoir (Gänglesee)

The Steg Reservoir, also known as Gänglesee, is a picturesque artificial lake used for hydroelectric power and recreation.

Nature

Planken Lake

A small alpine lake in Planken.

More places

Gamprin Viewpoint 8

A beautiful viewpoint in the mountains near Gamprin with panoramic views.

Parish Church of St. Martin

The parish church of St.

Mauren Bus Terminal 5

A major transport hub for buses in Mauren.

Planken Animal Park 10

A small animal park near Planken showing local alpine animals.

Schaan Organic Farm 1

A local organic farm in Schaan producing fresh vegetables and cheese.

Schaan Adventure Park 1

An exciting adventure park for children in Schaan with many play areas.

Vaduz Town Hall

The Town Hall of Vaduz is a striking building in the center of the capital.

Vaduz Viewpoint 11

A beautiful viewpoint in the mountains near Vaduz with panoramic views.