Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein 
Capital: Vaduz
Population: 37,000
Official Language: German
Religion: Primarily Roman Catholic
Roughly the size of washington D.C. Liechtenstein lies in the alps between Austria and Switzerland. A narrow strip of fertile land in the country's northwest runs along the Rhine River.
before world war 2 Liechtenstein was a farming country. The modern economy is highly industrialized, specializing in machinery, scietific and medical instruments, pharmaceuticals, ceramic and textile.
In Liechtenstein, don't miss the typical loca dishes. The Tuarka-Rebel, a specialty made of corn, and the Kasknopfle, a cheesy pasta dish.
journeying through the country offers visitors views of snow covered mountains, green valleys, vine yards and variety of vegetation.
Don't be surprise to find almost 50 types of orchids in this alpine micro state.
During Summer, you can visit the Museums, theatres, and wineries. Liechtenstein has a lot to offer its visitors in summer and during winter.
Don't forget to visit the Alte Rhinebrucke wooden bridge, which is over a hundred years old.
Capital: Vaduz
Population: 37,000
Official Language: German
Religion: Primarily Roman Catholic
Roughly the size of washington D.C. Liechtenstein lies in the alps between Austria and Switzerland. A narrow strip of fertile land in the country's northwest runs along the Rhine River.
before world war 2 Liechtenstein was a farming country. The modern economy is highly industrialized, specializing in machinery, scietific and medical instruments, pharmaceuticals, ceramic and textile.
In Liechtenstein, don't miss the typical loca dishes. The Tuarka-Rebel, a specialty made of corn, and the Kasknopfle, a cheesy pasta dish.
journeying through the country offers visitors views of snow covered mountains, green valleys, vine yards and variety of vegetation.
Don't be surprise to find almost 50 types of orchids in this alpine micro state.
During Summer, you can visit the Museums, theatres, and wineries. Liechtenstein has a lot to offer its visitors in summer and during winter.
Don't forget to visit the Alte Rhinebrucke wooden bridge, which is over a hundred years old.
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