Schaan City Guide

Try Käsknöpfle and Riebel locally. International food options include Italian and Asian. Vegetarian and vegan choices are growing. Most places close by 10 PM with limited late-night options.

Nightlife is calm, with bars and pubs rather than clubs.

Several good traditional cafes but limited specialty coffee shops.

Tipping is not required. Rounding up or 5-10% for good service is appreciated.

SIM cards from Swiss providers like Swisscom, Sunrise, and Salt are available. You need ID for activation. eSIM options depend on the provider.

Schaan is clean with efficient waste management.

Few services open 24/7; some minimarkets with extended hours exist.

Supermarkets like Coop and Migros offer local and international products. Shops usually open weekdays 8 AM to 6:30 PM and Saturday mornings. Sunday stores are mostly closed.

Cards are widely accepted in most places, but cash can be handy for small shops or local spots.

ATMs are common near banks and commercial areas. Watch for fees if you use an international card.

Local schools teach in German. No international schools in Schaan, but options exist nearby in Switzerland and Austria.

Very small nomad scene with few meetups or co-living spaces.

Good green spaces including riverside paths and parks.

Safe running routes along the Rhine and nearby hills with good air quality.

Gyms and sports clubs are available to stay active.

Tennis courts at sports clubs; booking through clubs.

Padel courts less common but available at some larger sports centers.

Yoga studios and wellness centers exist, mainly with German-speaking instructors.

Some martial arts clubs nearby but specifics require local checking.

Malbun ski resort is 30 minutes away with beginner and advanced runs and equipment rentals.

Limited water sports; some kayaking on small lakes or sections of the Rhine.

No surfing due to no coastline.

No diving or snorkeling opportunities.

Liechtensteinisches Landesspital in Vaduz provides quality care with English-speaking staff. Pharmacies and common meds are easy to find. Emergency numbers 112 and 144.

Tap water is safe and clean to drink.

Several playgrounds and kid-friendly cafés are available. Parks and nature nearby make it suitable for families.

Legal protections exist; generally accepting but still conservative. Few events or dedicated venues.

Pet friendly with parks and vet services, but no dedicated dog parks. Accommodations vary in allowing pets.