Rizlina

Rizlina is a photogenic hamlet located above Triesenberg, representing the classic Walser cultural landscape in its purest form. Since the settlement by the Walser people in the late Middle Ages, Rizlina has established itself as a place of tranquility and traditional agriculture. The settlement is characterized by widely scattered farmsteads harmoniously integrated into the steep mountain meadows. This form of land use reflects the historical necessity to optimally manage every available area in extreme locations. Historically, Rizlina was an important part of the so-called 'Maiensäss' economy, where livestock were grazed at middle altitudes during spring and autumn. The buildings in Rizlina are often constructed from dark wood and showcase the masterful carpentry of past centuries. The hamlet provides spectacular views of the Rhine Valley and the Swiss Alps, making it a popular destination for those seeking relaxation. Despite modern influences, Rizlina remains a place where old customs and a close bond with nature are still very much alive. The history of the hamlet is an essential part of the Triesenberg cultural heritage.

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History & landmarks

Steg Reservoir (Gänglesee)

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

Samina River

The Samina is the second longest river in Liechtenstein, flowing through the rugged and uninhabited Samina Valley towards Austria.

Walser Museum

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

Sareiserjoch

Sareiserjoch is a scenic mountain pass above Malbun, serving as a gateway to numerous high-altitude trails in the Rätikon range.

Naafkopf

Naafkopf is a significant border mountain where the national boundaries of Liechtenstein, Austria, and Switzerland converge.