Where is Liechtenstein?
Liechtenstein is a country in Central Europe.
- Type
- Country
- Continent
- Europe
- Region
- Central Europe
- Land borders
- 2: Austria, Switzerland
- Coast
- None. Liechtenstein is landlocked.
- Hemispheres
- Northern; Eastern
- Capital city
- 47.14° N, 9.52° E
About Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein is a doubly landlocked Alpine microstate of just over 160 square kilometres between Austria and Switzerland, with Vaduz as its capital. Created as an imperial principality in 1719, it has been reigned over by Prince Hans-Adam II since 1989 and uses the Swiss franc. It has no army, no airport and more Olympic medals per capita than any other nation.
Clues from Atlas Daily
Round 3 on 4 October 2026 (#33), hardest clue first:
- A tribe called the Vennones held this Alpine stretch of the Rhine valley in the Iron Age.
- Its largest lake is a reservoir built mainly to generate electricity.
- This principality is divided into just 11 communes known as Gemeinden.
- Only Vatican City, San Marino and Monaco are smaller countries in Europe.
Nearby places from past puzzles
- Switzerland 160 km away
- Luxembourg 370 km away
- Slovenia 400 km away
- Monaco 410 km away
- San Marino 420 km away
- Czechia 490 km away
- Waterloo 540 km away
- Belgium 560 km away
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Sources: Wikipedia: Liechtenstein. Borders, area and map from Natural Earth 1:50m outlines, the same ones the game uses.