The trip could be walked in about 1 hour in total , and the trip is almost entirely through the residential areas of Vaduz. You can walk it leisurely in 60 minutes. The tour is conducted in English, French and German. It cost us 6.60 EUR in Group for Aduld and 4.20 EUR for child. It is good if you... More

The trip could be walked in about 15 minutes, and the trip is almost entirely through the residential areas of Vaduz. You can walk it leisurely in 10-15 minutes. The tour is conducted in French and German. There is no English available, and the german is hard to understand. Don't waste your time on this 'train trip'

This is a short trip on a motorized 'train' that is a good way to get a feel for the character of Vaduz and Liechtenstein. It is not exceptional and could have done with more information and perhaps more stops at locations that are mentioned as you pass them, however it is fun. At 10.50 euro a head it is... More

The high point of this ride through the Old Town was the stop at the "Red House", a Middle Age building with a late medieval gabled stairs.

A good way to see the town with an explanation in all languages.

This was an excellent way to kick off our visit to Vaduz. The info came in requested languages and was accompanied by lovely local music. The length of the tour was ideal, time to see everything but not so long that you lose interest. Good thing to do...

Worth the 30 minutes and price! Covers the basics of Vaduz with some history of Liechtenstein.

It is a small city that can be seen on foot, but you do miss out on some of the other sites and information and history about Vaduz. Worth the money.

If you are making a quick stop in Vaduz on the way to somewhere else like we were, the city train is an inexpensive way to see the main sights in the city in about 35 minutes. There is recorded information during the trip that gives some interesting insights into the town.