Crowns and jewels
The reigning family's most precious possessions on show.
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Yes on the combined ticket: the National Museum explains the state, and the Treasure Chamber displays its glittering fruits in half an hour — and they stand metres apart. For children: the Treasure Chamber is far more entertaining (crowns and moon rocks). For one very quick visit: the Kunstmuseum or the Treasury depending on taste, plus the castle from outside.
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The Treasure Chamber (Schatzkammer) is a small, concentrated museum showing the principality's most precious possessions in one secured hall: the **reigning family's crowns and jewels** and their orders of chivalry, a collection of decorated eggs and luxury objects, swords of honour, and gifts of state. It also holds things you would not expect: a set of **moon rocks** given to Liechtenstein by the United States from the Apollo 11 and 17 missions, a large collection of precious stones, a group of Fabergé works, rare stamps and historic weapons — a personal mixture closer to a princely "cabinet of curiosities" than to a systematic museum. In the same building as the Postal Museum on the Städtle, with a separate ticket or one combined with the National Museum. Half an hour to an hour — after the mountains, the most entertaining museum in Vaduz for children.
The reigning family's most precious possessions on show.
An American gift from the Apollo missions.
Lavish Russian pieces within the collection.
Städtle 37, 9490 Vaduz