Platta

Platta is a scenic hamlet within the municipality of Schellenberg, renowned for its elevated position on the Eschnerberg ridge. This region in the Liechtenstein Unterland is characterized by a gentle rolling landscape, geologically shaped by glacial moraines. The history of Platta is inextricably linked to the princely state's agricultural traditions, with many buildings still exhibiting characteristics of regional timber construction. Its exposed location affords panoramic views across the Alpine Rhine Valley as far as the Swiss mountains of the Alpstein massif. In the 17th century, this area was part of the strategic considerations of the Princes of Liechtenstein, who consolidated their position within the Holy Roman Empire by acquiring the Lordship of Schellenberg. Today, Platta is a sought-after residential location for those seeking proximity to nature and tranquility away from the main traffic routes. The surrounding area is distinguished by traditional orchards and small woodland patches that provide vital habitats for local fauna. The municipality of Schellenberg places great importance on preserving Platta's village character while simultaneously ensuring modern infrastructure for its residents.

Nearby cities

Vorderschellenberg

The western settlement area on the Eschnerberg in the municipality of Schellenberg.

Loch

A lower-lying small depression on the Eschnerberg in Schellenberg.

Mittelschellenberg

The center of the municipality of Schellenberg with the municipal administration and modern facilities.

Biedermann-Areal

The district around the Biedermann House, the oldest preserved wooden house in Liechtenstein in Schellenberg.

Hinterschellenberg

The eastern part of the municipality of Schellenberg, known for its historic castle ruins.

St. Georg

The area around the historic chapel in Schellenberg, which represents an important cultural asset.

Eichholz

A shady forest area, formerly dominated by oaks, on the southern slope of Schellenberg.

Gantenstein

A wooded hill area in Schellenberg that extends to the Austrian border.

Unterweyer

An area north of Oberweyer characterized by modern residential and small commercial buildings.

Rheinau

The area in Ruggell that lies directly on the Rhine dam and is popular for leisure activities.

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Oberbühl

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

Bochs

A historic quarter in the center of Eschen, near the parish church of St.

Bendern

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

Feldkirch

Feldkirch is a medieval city in Vorarlberg on the border with Liechtenstein.

Wes

The western part of Planken, characterized by traditional wooden buildings.

History & landmarks

Upper Castle Ruins

The larger of the two castle ruins in Schellenberg, freely accessible to visitors.

Lower Castle Ruins

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

St. Peter's Church

The oldest church in Liechtenstein, built on Roman foundations.

Walser Museum

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

More places

Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul

The classicist parish church in Mauren is dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul.

Sax Castle Ruins

The ruins near Sax in the municipality of Sennwald testify to the feudal presence in the Rhine valley during the Middle Ages.

Planken Organic Farm 10

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

Planken Adventure Park 10

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

Schaan Animal Park 1

A small animal park near Schaan showing local alpine animals.

Schaan Bus Terminal 1

A major transport hub for buses in Schaan.

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.