LI Liechtenstein: how to get around
Ride apps, airports, driving side and the latest UK travel advice for Liechtenstein, with a ticket finder to plan your journey.
Travel advice right now
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Quick facts
- Capital
- Vaduz
- Currency
- Swiss franc (CHF)
- Languages
- German
- Driving side
- They drive on the right
- Phone code
- +423
- Region
- Western Europe
Ride apps
We have not been able to confirm a ride-hailing app for Liechtenstein from the companies' own websites, so we are not guessing. Local taxis and local apps usually exist; ask your hotel or the airport information desk for the trusted option.
Main airports
No airport with scheduled passenger flights is listed in our data for Liechtenstein.
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Getting around Liechtenstein
We have not added a full getting-around guide for Liechtenstein yet. See the confirmed ride apps, airports and travel advice above, and use Rome2Rio in the ticket finder to see routes.
Frequently asked questions about getting around Liechtenstein
Which side of the road do they drive on in Liechtenstein?
In Liechtenstein, vehicles drive on the right side of the road.
What is the currency in Liechtenstein?
The currency is the Swiss franc (CHF).
Which ride-hailing apps work in Liechtenstein?
We have not been able to confirm a ride-hailing app for Liechtenstein from the companies' own websites, so we do not list one.
What is the phone code for Liechtenstein?
The international dialling code for Liechtenstein is +423.
Is it safe to travel to Liechtenstein?
We do not rate safety ourselves. The UK government's travel advice for Liechtenstein is shown at the top of this page with its current warning level and the date it was last updated. Read the full advice before you book, because other governments may advise differently.
Sources: ride-app company websites, UK FCDO travel advice (Open Government Licence v3.0), OurAirports, Wikidata, Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA 4.0). Data last built 13 October 2026. Found a mistake? Tell us and we will fix it.