Liechtenstein National Museum
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The Liechtenstein National Museum, located in Vaduz, is a comprehensive cultural institution showcasing the history, culture, nature, and landscape of Liechtenstein. Established in 1890, the museum has evolved through various locations including Vaduz Castle and the National Bank building before settling in its current historic premises dating back to 1438. The museum complex comprises four parts: the main museum housed in medieval and modern buildings, the Postal Museum, the Treasure Chamber, and the Farm House Museum. Its 42 exhibit rooms display both permanent and contemporary exhibitions, offering visitors insights into Liechtenstein's development from prehistoric times to the present day. The architecture blends medieval structures with modern expansions, reflecting the region's heritage. The museum also hosts special exhibitions, cultural events, and educational programs, making it a vibrant center for understanding Liechtenstein's identity and traditions.
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Consejo: Plan your visit from Tuesday to Sunday, with extended hours on Wednesdays until 8 PM. Consider attending on August 15th, the national holiday, when admission is free and the museum opens until 8 PM. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended for special exhibitions and guided tours. Check the official website for seasonal openings of the Farm House Museum and special events. Note that the museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays like December 24-25 and January 1.
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- •The museum's main building dates back to 1438 and has served multiple historical functions including a princely tavern and customs house.
- •The Liechtenstein National Museum comprises four parts: the main museum, Postal Museum, Treasure Chamber, and Farm House Museum.
- •The museum's exhibition area spans approximately 2,000 square meters across 42 exhibit rooms.
- •The Postal Museum became part of the National Museum in 2006, originally opened in 1930.
- •The Treasure Chamber was established in 2015, showcasing valuable artifacts and treasures.
- •The museum incorporates medieval buildings alongside modern extensions built between 1998 and 2008.
Historia
The museum was founded in 1890, initially housed in rooms at Vaduz Castle.
It moved several times due to renovations and expansions, including a period in the National Bank building and later the Taverne zum Adler building, which was renovated and reopened as the museum in 1972.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the museum underwent significant renovation and expansion, incorporating three additional buildings and reopening in 2003.
The Postal Museum joined in 2006, and the Treasure Chamber was established in 2015.
The current main building dates back to 1438 and historically served as a tavern, customs house, and government seat.
Guía del lugar
Main Museum
The core of the Liechtenstein National Museum, the Main Museum consists of medieval buildings and a modern extension. It showcases Liechtenstein's history, culture, nature, and landscape across numerous permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Postal Museum1930
Located in the Englishman building, the Postal Museum details the history of Liechtenstein's postal services with exhibits dating back to the early 20th century.
Treasure Chamber2015
Established in 2015, the Treasure Chamber displays precious artifacts and historical treasures of Liechtenstein, offering a glimpse into the principality's heritage and wealth.
Farm House Museum
This museum presents traditional rural life in Liechtenstein, showcasing historic farmhouses and domestic artifacts to illustrate the region's agrarian heritage.
Contacto
Teléfono: 239 68 30