Plan your visit
Your encounter with art in Liechtenstein
Wonderfully subtle. Hard-hitting. Deeply resonant. Intellectual and visceral. Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is the state museum of modern and contemporary art – formally speaking. But much more importantly: it is a special space of engagement. A place that offers a mutual encounter with art.
Opening hours
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday 10am–5pm
Thursday 10am–8pm
Closed Mondays
Free admission every Wednesday
Last entry: 15 minutes before the museum closes
Open on
Easter Monday 10am–5pm
Whit Monday 10am–5pm
15 August (National Day) 10am–8pm, free admission
Closed on
1 January
24 and 25 December
31 December
Admission
Two galleries for one ticket: Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein and the Hilti Art Foundation.
On Wednesdays, admission, public events and educational programmes are free.
Standard
CHF 15.–
Concession
CHF 10.–
Senior citizens, disabled, essential carer, students, trainees/apprentices, groups of 10 or more (per person), Ö1 Club members
Children and young people up to age 16
Free
Getting here
Art at the heart
Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is located in the centre of Vaduz, between the pedestrian zone (Städtle) and Äulestrasse. The entrance is on the pedestrian zone side. Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is an accessible venue.
By public transport
By train to Sargans (CH), Buchs/SG (CH) or Feldkirch (A); good bus connections from there to Vaduz (Vaduz Post stop).
By car
In Switzerland, via the A13 motorway, exit at Vaduz. In Austria, via the A14 motorway to Feldkirch and from there to Vaduz.
Parking in Vaduz
Next door to the museum: Parkplatz Zentrum and Parkhaus Zentrum car parks, bicycle racks and short-stay coach bays for drop-off and pick-up.
The car parks Parkplatz Äulestrasse and Parkhaus Marktplatz (recommended for longer stays) are just steps away. Coach parking is at the Rheinpark stadium.
Tip for cyclists: Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is just a few minutes’ ride from the Rheinradweg cycle path.
Closer than you might think – travel times to the Kunstmuseum
Switzerland
- 2 hours from Basel
- 1 1/4 hours from Zurich
- 45 minutes from St.Gallen
- 30 minutes from Chur
Germany
- 2 3/4 hours from Stuttgart
- 2 1/2 hours from Munich
- 50 minutes from Lindau
Austria
- 2 1/2 hours from Innsbruck
- 45 minutes from Bregenz
- 20 minutes from Feldkirch
Italy
- 2 3/4 hours from Milan
GUIDED TOURS
Whether you’re new to art or a connoisseur, a guided tour is guaranteed to give you a fresh or new perspective. Our tours range from a 30-minute lunchtime tour to in-depth exhibition tours, including discussions with artists.
Find the tour that suits you best in the calendar.
Check out our educational programmes, guided tours for school groups and resources for teachers here.
We offer guided tours of our current exhibitions and architecture for private groups (clubs, companies, tour groups etc.).
Contact
Active together
The Kunstmuseum isn’t just about looking – we invite anyone interested to get active with us.
Whether it’s “Move and Feel Good” every Tuesday, a creative afternoon in the studio, or a relaxed get-together with music: experience the museum as a versatile place to meet people. Just join in!
You’ll find all upcoming events in the calendar.
Useful information
Welcome to Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein! To make your visit to the museum as pleasant as possible, please note the following.
- Café im Kunstmuseum: Open Wednesday to Friday from 9am to 9pm, Saturday to Tuesday from 9am to 6pm.
Please make reservations on +423 232 63 00. Further information. - Handbags and backpacks up to A4 size are allowed in the exhibition galleries.
- Last entry: 15 minutes before the museum closes.
- Free lockers are available for larger bags, backpacks, umbrellas or bulky objects.
- The Side-Light Gallery with the kollabor art+space for small children is accessible for free during museum opening hours and events.
- Visitors do not need a ticket for the museum shop.
- Prams and buggies are allowed.
- Car parks are available near the museum for short (max. 3 hours) and longer stays.
- There are coach bays for drop-off and pick-up in the centre and a coach park at the Rheinpark stadium.
- Non-flash photography for private purposes is allowed, and we encourage you to share your experience on social media :) Note: some exhibitions have special rules on what you can and cannot photograph.
- Tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed. For professional photography, press photography or video recording, please contact our press office: franziska.hilbe@kunstmuseum.li.
- Photography and/or video recording may take place at openings and selected events. These images are used for the purpose of documentation and promotion.
- Food and drink / drinking bottles are not permitted in the exhibition galleries. The café is available for refreshments.
- In the Side-Light Gallery, visitors can eat their own snacks, drink water and take a quick break or read at the green picnic table.
- Dogs and other animals are not allowed in the exhibition galleries (except guide dogs).
- To ensure that all visitors have a pleasant visit, please do not run, make loud noises or use phones inside the exhibition galleries.
- Wheelchairs, rollators and walking aids (no umbrellas) are allowed in the museum. A wheelchair and folding chairs are available. They can be borrowed from the ticket desk.
- The museum has wheelchair-accessible toilets and several lifts.
- Wheelchair access is via the underground car park Parkhaus Zentrum. Please inform us in advance on +423 235 03 00.
- Guide dogs are welcome at the museum.
- The museum staff will be happy to assist you if you need something.
MUSEUM CAFÉ
For lunch, a short break or to round off the evening – the Café at the Kunstmuseum is a place to meet up, relax and enjoy yourself.
The menu features Japanese specialities including sushi, maki, soups and salads. Cakes and small snacks are also served.
Bright, airy and relaxed: the Café welcomes visitors, artists, families and locals. Summer terrace service.
Opening hours
Wednesday to Friday 9am–9pm
Saturday to Tuesday 9am–6pm
Closed on Mondays
