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Bus #1 shuttles over the Rhine to Vaduz from Sargans train station
on the Zürich-Chur line (no border controls). Postbuses from Vaduz serve
all points in Liechtenstein as well as Feldkirch just across the border
in Austria (passport needed), from where trains run on to Bregenz,
Innsbruck and Vienna. All Swiss transport passes are valid on
Liechtenstein buses; normal fares are Sfr2-4.
The Vaduz tourist office , Städtle 37 (Mon-Fri 8am-noon & 1.30-5.30pm;
April-Oct also Sat 10am-noon & 1-4pm; May-Sept also Sun same times; tel
232 14 43, www.fuerstlichemomente.li ), has good information and will
bang a stamp into your passport as a memento (Sfr2). There's an HI
hostel at Untere Rüttigasse 6, beside Mühleholz bus stop in SCHAAN , 2km
north of Vaduz (tel 232 50 22; £10-15/$16-24; closed Dec-Feb). The best-value
hotel is friendly Uf der Säga (tel 392 43 77; £20-25/$32-40), in the
countryside near TRIESEN , 5km south of Vaduz, alongside Mittagspitz
campsite (tel 392 36 77). At STEG , near Malbun, Sücka doubles as a
working farm and guest house, with dorms (tel 263 25 79; £10-15/$16-24).
For food in Vaduz, Cesare , Städtle 15 (closed Sat & Sun), offers good
Italian menus for Sfr20; while gourmet stand-up deli Eredi Florini ,
Herrengasse 9 (closed Sun), has delicious point-and-choose meals
(Sfr12-20).
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