- There is also a large variety of fruits and vegetables used in Liechtenstein like tomatoes, potatoes, onions, muff cabbage, garlic, olives, pears, and apples.
- Liechtenstein covers a total area of 160 sq. km (62 sq mi) in Central Europe. It is a doubly landlocked country as it is surrounded by all landlocked countries.
- Since Liechtenstein is so small, it has no airport, but people can travel to Zurich (which is an hour and a half away by land) if they need to get to a plane.
- A pipsqueak of a country, Liechtenstein snuggles between Switzerland and Austria, among mountain ranges that rise steep and rugged above the Rhine.
- Private automobiles are Liechtenstein's most important mode of transportation, and the principality has a well-developed system of roads and highways.
- Lichtenstein or Liechtenstein may also refer to ... Lichtenstein's sandgrouse, a type of grouse common in Central Asia, Arabia, Egypt and North East Africa.
- Avrupa ve Dünya kupası elemelerinde boy gösteren avrupanın en zayıf ulusal takımlarından birine sahip olan ülke. Ama Liechtenstein milli takımı...
- Ülkeye adını Liechtenstein ailesi vermiştir. Aile, ülkeye oldukça uzaklarda, Aşağı Avusturya'daki Liechtenstein şatosunda oturmaktaydı.