Very small room. Too dark. On both walls are paintings from Johann Ludwig Bleuler, all related to the Rhine river. In the center are five display cases. The first one with a replica of the crown, the second with classic weapons and three with Faberge eggs. We were in and out in 15min. Would not recommend to friends.

Small room with amazing wonders. It is definitely a must-see in Vaduz and guess what? The Fabergé egg is not even the most beautiful piece in there! It might not even be the most impressive depending on your interests and taste in art and symbolic objects. You have to go to the National History Museum which is literally 1mn maximum away from the Treasure Chamber to get the coins that serve as ticket. Hint: get the double museum pass and save some money while enjoying both the Treasure Chamber and the National History Museum!

It’s covered in Liechtenstein pass. The museum is very small but it was very attractive.

Fancy stuff but very tiny. Visit takes 15 to 20 minutes. Mostly paintings and someone has a fable for eggs. The last pieces are 100+ eggs. Painted on, out of glass or porcelaine. The price might be a fetishist ;)

Small room with amazing wonders. The treasury of Liechtenstein. The lighting inside is dim so the exhibits do not get harmed and destroyed by time. Photography is not allowed but everything inside is magnificent. I also liked the automatic way of entering with the chip. If you are in the country, visit this museum

Created with a lot of fantasy.

Loves this city

An interesting collection of gouache paintings and some jewellery (some of them replicas). There are a lot of eggs, from different places. Worth visiting, but do not put too much effort in it.

Just expected more. Tokens are bought at the Postal Museum on the first floor where you can leave your bags in secure lockers.

(Translated by Google) In my opinion, a lot of Faberge eggs and pictures that are not really exciting, the crown is only an imitation and there is nothing else really worth mentioning in the treasury, and the treasury is more of a treasure chamber due to its small size. For the price I would rather do something else. (Original) Meiner Meinung nach eher langweilig viele Faberge-eier und Bilder die jetzt nicht wirklich spannend sind, die Krone ist auch nur ein Imitat und sonst gibt es auch nichts wirklich Nennenswertes in der Schatzkammer, außerdem ist die Schatzkammer eher ein Schatzkämmerchen aufgrund der kleinen Größe. Für den Preis würde ich eher etwas anderes machen.

The Treasure Chamber can be visited by getting a coin in the nearby Postal Museum. Entrance is staggered and no picture can be taken unfortunately. There are a lot of interesting pieces inside: a replica of the Princely Crown, a perpetual calendar by Erasmus Habermel, the Apple Blossom Egg by Fabergé and original pieces of moon rock brought back by Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 lunar missions.

What a lovely surprise to see so many Faberge eggs and other beautiful eastereggs in one big collection. A must visit!

You can see replica Lichtenstein crown and Fabergé eggs.

just a small room. not a lot to see. 8 CHF to enter. not allowed to take pictures.