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The book *Half a Millennium – Hofstätte Hintergass 35/37 in Vaduz: Renovation and Conversion* was recently presented at a small gathering. The book sheds light on the eventful architectural history of the listed Hofstätte Hintergass 35/37 in the historic Oberdorf district of Vaduz and is now available at Bücherwurm Vaduz.

The Municipality of Vaduz is working with Liechtensteinische Kraftwerke (LKW) to further expand the public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. A new fast-charging station with two charging points is being built at the Städtle 28 parking lot. This will further promote sustainable mobility in Vaduz.

With this program, the municipality of Vaduz is launching an open meeting place for seniors aged 65 and older. The focus is on shared meals, social interaction, and friendly get-togethers in a pleasant atmosphere.

Construction work on the redevelopment of the Mühleholz sports and recreation area has been completed. As a result, Schaanerstrasse will be fully open to traffic again starting Friday, May 8, 2026.

Starting in May 2026, the municipality of Vaduz will conduct a pilot project on Schaanerstrasse featuring a so-called narrow central lane. The goal is to improve traffic safety and enable the shared use of the existing road space by all road users.

The municipality of Vaduz will begin renovating the utility lines on Pappelweg in May 2026. The project will be carried out prior to the construction of the new market square, which will include a mobility hub and an underground parking garage, in order to ensure that construction logistics for the new market square can proceed smoothly. During the construction period, there will be detours along the route to school, and the Äule playground will be closed.

The town council has approved funding for a feasibility study, including a cost estimate, for the redesign of Town Hall Square and its surroundings. This marks another key step in the long-term development of the town center.

The municipality of Vaduz is expanding its mobility options: a car-sharing vehicle from Sponti-Car is now available to the public. With this initiative, the municipality aims to promote flexible and eco-friendly mobility and, in particular, to reduce the purchase of second or third vehicles.

In 2026, the municipality of Vaduz will renovate damaged sections of the public sewer system. These measures will ensure the long-term functionality of the infrastructure and make an important contribution to water and environmental protection.

A freestanding dry stone wall is currently being built in the Iraggell area by apprentices from Liechtenstein. This joint project between the citizens’ cooperative and the municipality of Vaduz combines traditional craftsmanship with active nature and species conservation.

Voters in Vaduz approved the CHF 55 million commitment credit for the construction of the new market square, including a mobility hub and underground parking garage, with more than 90 percent voting in favor. This clears the way for an important milestone in the development of downtown Vaduz.

The organ at St. Florin Cathedral was donated by the Peter Kaiser Memorial Foundation (1793–1864) in honor of the Liechtenstein composer Josef Gabriel Rheinberger (1839–1901) and is currently undergoing extensive restoration. The goal is to ensure the instrument’s musical quality for the long term and to restore the organ to full playability.

In Vaduz, the Forest Discovery Trail invites you to learn more about the forest, its inhabitants, and its plants. The Letzi observation deck offers a wonderful view of Vaduz. The best way to experience it is to explore it yourself and enjoy your time in the forest.

The official portrait of former Mayor Petra Miescher was unveiled in the Vaduz City Hall. The work was created by artist Jess de Zilva and honors the tenure of Vaduz’s first female mayor.

The municipality of Vaduz has published its participation report on the development of the town center. As part of the public participation process, residents were able to contribute their views via a questionnaire and an in-depth e-participation process.