© svickova · Public domainDrei SchwesternPlankenThe Drei Schwestern is a three-peaked mountain chain in the Rätikon range, marking the border between Austria’s Vorarlberg and Liechtenstein. The peaks form a north–south ridge with the Great Sister at 2,053 metres, the Middle Sister at 2,048 metres, and the Little Sister at 2,034 metres. The chain overlooks the… read moreOpen place
© Vince51 · CC BY-SA 3.0GalinakopfBalzersThe Galinakopf is a 2,198-metre peak in the Rätikon range of the eastern Central Alps. It stands on the border between Austria’s Vorarlberg and Liechtenstein’s Balzers municipality. The southern slope is grassy all the way to the summit cross, while the other sides are steep rock faces. Four ridges radiate from the… read moreOpen place
© S-Lanz · CC BY-SA 4.0SarojahoeheEschenSarojahöhe is a mountain on the border between Liechtenstein and Austria in the Rätikon range of the Eastern Alps. It stands to the east of the village of Planken and reaches a height of 1,659 metres. The mountain forms part of the natural boundary between the two countries. The mountain is recognised for its clear… read moreOpen place
© Ramessos · CC BY-SA 4.0GarsellakopfPlankenGarsellakopf is a mountain on the border of Liechtenstein and Austria in the Rätikon range of the Eastern Alps. It stands east of the town of Schaan and rises to 2,105 metres. The Rätikon range forms part of the Alpine chain that stretches across Vorarlberg. Its slopes lie partly within Austria and partly within… read moreOpen place
© A.Savin · FALWerdenbergGrabsWerdenberg is a tiny town with historic city rights in the canton of St. Gallen, just half a kilometre west of Buchs. It claims to be Switzerland’s smallest city with about ninety residents. The place centres on a cluster of forty medieval houses, some kept as holiday homes. A museum inside Schloss Werdenberg draws… read moreOpen place
© Walter45 · CC BY-SA 3.0WerdenbergerseeBuchsThe Werdenbergersee lies in the Werdenberg region of the canton of St. Gallen, where the foothills of the Alps meet the broad valley floor of the Rhine. It sits at the foot of the Buchserberg, its western shore belonging to Buchs and its north-western shore to the old town of Werdenberg. Above the town rises Schloss… read moreOpen place
© A.Savin · FALSevelen-Vaduz Rhine BridgeVaduzThe Alte Rheinbrücke Vaduz–Sevelen is a 135-metre wooden bridge that links Vaduz in Liechtenstein with Sevelen in the Swiss canton of St. Gallen. It crosses the Alpine Rhine and is the last surviving timber bridge over this stretch of the river. The bridge stands on five stone piers that divide the span into six… read moreOpen place
© upload by Adrian Michael · CC BY-SA 3.0Gretschins-Herrenfeld / Ochsenberg / Wartau, Mesolithic-Bronze Age settlement / Iron Age sacrificial site / medieval castle ruinsWartauOpen place
© 32-Fuß-Freak · CC BY-SA 4.0GoppaschrofenFrastanzThe Goppaschrofen is a sharp, rugged peak rising to 1 781 metres in the Rätikon range. It belongs to the Galina Group’s side ridge above the Samina valley, on the edge of Frastanz municipality. The mountain’s steep flanks contrast with the dense grass, scattered tinder pines and spruces below. West of the ridge lies… read moreOpen place
