Our driver was very nice. Spoke to all of our in our various languages at the red house stop. Most impressive. However the actual audio commentary was pretty bland.

Fun to do with music and information in English on route but really needed more photo stops to make it worth the money

This is the best option to explore the city of Vaduz. Once You embark the train, English Audio is played explaining about Vaduz and various monuments that are covered. Tour cover Art Museum, The Postal Museum, Rheinpark stadium, National Museum, Vaduz vineyards, Vaduz Castle.

A fun and relaxing ride through vaduz. Daniel at the ticket counter was very helpful. He went out of his way to help us and make sure we had a good experience in his country Liechtenstein.

Although there is not too much to see in Vaduz except its historical center I truly recommend the City Train tour. We learned a lot about Vaduz and Liechtenstein history, enjoyed talking to the friendly driver who was very well informed and was able to answer all our questions about life in the country. Additionally we could enjoy the most beautiful view to the castle from the road at the Red House, where the train stopped for a few minutes for taking pictures.

Its a small three bogies train, were visitors can enjoy the ride through the heart of vaduz. If you are holding Museum and adventure pass (1 day/ 2days) you can avail this free. Otherwise there is a small fee. When I visited two bogies are booked for tour groups.

if you do not want to walk around Vaduz and just want to see the various attractions in and around the small town such as the Art Museum, The Postal Museum, Rheinpark stadium, National Museum, Vaduz vineyards, Vaduz Castle and a lot more in style, then get a ride at the City Train Tours of Vaduz as Vaduz offers the small City Train (which you can find in many attractions around Europe like in Florence, Sorrento, Vienna, etc). Their main ticket office is at the post office counter along rathhause gasse and Highway 28 of which is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. the city tour means you ride the wonderful city trains for 35 minutes around Vaduz and besides the city tour, they also offer wine tours and the princely tours again using the city trains. Opens: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm everyday admission: adults: 10.50 Swiss Francs children 6 to 16: 5 swiss francs less than 6 is free

We really wanted to tour Valduz on this City Train having received excellent reports regarding its 35 minute tour. Unfortunately on the Tuesday we visited, there was a gap between tours of 2 1/2 hours. The company certainly missed a trick, as several coach parties arrived during this time, many contained disappointed tourists!

It is the best way to see Vaduz. The staff is polite and helpful. The tour is in english and german. It is funny and you listen to local music. I definately suggest it.

Instead of walk you could just sit in one place and go around the city and take a pictures in min time. You can hear a little bit of history and Royal family. One ride is free with Liechtenstein Pass. I recommend you to buy Liechtenstein Pass card in Liechtenstein Center. For 25€ you can visit all museums for free and other attractions with discount. Check it out before you visit any place, It's worth it.

We had limited time (3 hours) in Liechtenstein and so the scheduled tour times for the City Train was not ideal for us. Thus, when we found Realino Tours (also booked through City Train) on the Liechtenstein Tourismus website, we decided this was for us! And it was! We had total flexibility for arrangements to suit our time and boarded an adorable blue, 3-wheeler, vintage Piaggio at the City Train office at 9am, heading off into the morning sunshine with our wonderful guide and Vaduz ambassador, Daniel Real! It was glorious indeed! We had great weather for stops at the Red House, the lookout just below the Castle (which provided amazing views of the entire town and surrounding countryside) and Vaduz Castle itself. We then drove down around the residential streets and along the Rhine river. We got out and walked across the Alte Rheinbrücke (covered wooden bridge) where we had a memorable photo op at the border of Lichtenstein and Switzerland. My husband even got treated to a visit to the Rheinpark Stadion (home of FC Vaduz) and got to stand on the pitch and take photos! Daniel indulged my love of wildlife with various stops to see the donkeys and local cows (who came right up to the fence and we could practically reach out and touch them!). We drove around town and through the Main Square, past the government buildings and the City Hall, all the while he was giving us interesting facts about the city and country that we certainly would never have otherwise learned about. This was personalised service indeed! And of course, it is dearer than the standard City Train tour, but to us, it was absolutely worth every penny! We learned so much and thoroughly enjoyed it! Thanks to Daniel, we had the most amazing tour of Vaduz and wonderful memories to last a lifetime!

The great way to see the whole vaduz It take time for abour 35-40 mins The prize is 10.5 € It will be good if they stop in some place for photo spot

Fun trip! Friendly, local guy running the business :) Great way to quickly get a sense for Liechtenstein!

Nice way to see the town has dual language ( English & German )recorded narrative of main sites as you pass by was probably 25 minutes, ideal with younger kids or lazy teenagers. It didn't go up to castle which was a bit of a shame, but stopped for photo stop, small place can be walked easy enough. The tourist information office is worth a look full of freebies, maps and guides etc. Eateries quite expensive for families really be warned.

This little bustrain takes you to see most of the significant sites in Vaduz. The trip is about 30 or so minutes and is a great orientation to this little city. The price is reasonable. You can also get your passport stamped at their kiosk for about 3 dollars.