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Meeting places such as fountains, wash houses, inns and clubs once shaped social life in Vaduz. Even today, social interaction is still cultivated, for example in the municipality's senior citizens' café, which regularly invites people to socialize.

The Hofstätte Hintergass 35 and 37 property in Vaduz has been a listed building since 1993 and is one of the oldest and most important buildings in Vaduz. The "Kulturgut" plaque has now been affixed to the building in the presence of Denise Hug, Office for Culture - Monument Preservation, Martin Laukas, Head of Real Estate of the Municipality of Vaduz and architect Beat Burgmaier.

On August 15, 2025, Vaduz will host the national holiday on Peter-Kaiser-Platz. Tickets for admission to the state ceremony on the Schlosswiese will be available free of charge from June 16, 2025 at the reception in the town hall (while stocks last).

The 2024 annual financial statements of the municipality of Vaduz close with an income surplus of CHF 15.2 million and thus present a very pleasing picture.

The municipality of Vaduz is developing its center in a future-oriented manner. The town hall square is now a key sub-project - an important milestone in the holistic development of the center.

The aim of the "Gelbes Band" campaign is to ensure that more fruit from trees and bushes in Liechtenstein is recycled. A yellow ribbon signals this: Fruit may be harvested here free of charge and without consultation. Interested parties can collect the Yellow Ribbon free of charge from the Town Hall reception.

Inter-municipal cooperation plays a central role in the supply of drinking water. The municipalities of Vaduz and Schaan worked closely together to implement the new Mühleholz step pumping station. The costs for the construction are also shared.

Electricity meters can be borrowed free of charge for 14 days from the town hall reception. This allows you to quickly check how much electricity your fridge, coffee machine or computer is using, for example.

The municipality of Vaduz is testing an innovative cup solution as part of a pilot project: the Arboloom Cup made of wood veneer is an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional paper and plastic packaging and offers a compostable option with a minimal ecological footprint.

The Mühleholz outdoor pool is easily accessible by local bus - simply hop on, lean back and enjoy the fun of swimming.

In April 2021, the Vaduz municipal council decided to extend the Rhine embankment from Lochgass to Lettstrasse for motorized private transport and to relocate the main cycle route to the inland canal. The electorate confirmed this decision in a referendum on October 3, 2021. In March 2025, the municipality of Vaduz received an order from the Office for the Environment (AU) rejecting this construction project.

The color orange is a thing of the past. Since the beginning of 2025, the seven service vehicles of Liechtenstein's municipal police forces have been painted blue - the main police color throughout Europe. In combination with the signal color yellow, the result is a harmonious image with increased visibility.

Vaduz has numerous public waste garbage cans, which are managed by the public works team. Only small items of waste such as packaging, drinks cups and tissues may be disposed of in these garbage cans.

Over the next ten years, Rheinpark Stadium Vaduz will be modernized and expanded with new sports and leisure facilities. The aim is to create an attractive exercise landscape with a wide range of sports and leisure activities, whereby popular sports will be strengthened and elite and competitive sports will continue to play a central role.

Sirens need to be tested regularly to ensure that they sound the alarm reliably in an emergency. For this reason, the annual siren test will take place in Liechtenstein and throughout Switzerland on Wednesday, February 5, 2025.