Specki

Specki is a quiet residential neighborhood in the municipality of Schaan, distinguished by its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to the town center. The district lies to the east of the main traffic arteries and benefits from a low-traffic location, primarily characterized by single-family homes and small apartment buildings. Geographically, Specki is situated at the transition from the flat valley floor to the gentle foothills of the mountain massif, resulting in a slight slope in parts of the quarter. The infrastructure is well-developed, with short distances to schools, shopping facilities, and cultural institutions in Schaan. Historically, Specki developed during the population growth of the second half of the 20th century, as Schaan grew into the largest town in the Principality. Green spaces and gardens define the streetscape and contribute to the high quality of life for its residents. The neighborhood also serves as a starting point for walks into the surrounding meadows and forests at the foot of the Drei Schwestern.

Nearby cities

Forst

A western suburb of Schaan that features a mix of residential development and commercial areas.

Riet

An agricultural wetland in Schaan that is important for nature conservation.

Rossfeld

An area in the Schaan plain where sports facilities and leisure centers are located.

Bardella

An industrial and commercial park on the southern edge of Schaan, housing important companies.

Iradug

A quiet quarter in Schaan, consisting mostly of traditional single-family homes.

Dux

A recreation area and residential neighborhood above Schaan, bordering directly on the edge of the forest.

Birkahof

A small residential area surrounded by nature in the northern part of Schaan.

Holz

A heavily forested part of the municipality of Planken, which was formerly used mainly for the timber industry.

Gaflei

One of the highest settlements in Liechtenstein, known for the former health resort.

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Guflina

A characteristic hillside settlement of Triesenberg, whose houses seem to stick to the rock.

Brühl

An area in the plain of Eschen, characterized by open fields and sports facilities.

Eichen

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

Sand

A commercial area on the outskirts of Triesen, near the main road that runs through the country.

Sücka

An alpine settlement on the mountain ridge before the Steg tunnel, housing an inn.

Oberau

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

History & landmarks

St. Peter's Church

The oldest church in Liechtenstein, built on Roman foundations.

Drei Schwestern (Three Sisters)

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

Schaan Town Hall

The town hall of Schaan is the administrative center of the most populous municipality.

Lower Castle Ruins

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

Falknis

Falknis is a striking mountain peak in southwestern Liechtenstein, offering spectacular panoramic views of the Rhine Valley.

Nature

Schaan Lake

A small alpine lake in Schaan.

Nospitz

Nospitz is a prominent peak near Malbun in the Liechtenstein Oberland.

More places

Vaduz Adventure Park 11

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

Planken Forest

A quiet forest near Planken.

Vaduz Industrial Park 11

A modern industrial park in Vaduz hosting high-tech companies.

Planken Bus Terminal 10

A major transport hub for buses in Planken.

Triesenberg Adventure Park 6

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

Steg Chapel

The chapel in the mountain settlement of Steg is a peaceful place of reflection.

Gamprin Viewpoint 8

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

Gamprin Bus Terminal 8

A major transport hub for buses in Gamprin.