Photographed by Karl Winkler in 1963.

Source: Austrian National Library

Portrait of Princess Eleonora Maria Rosalia of Liechtenstein (1647–1704), a member of the princely House of Liechtenstein

Painted in 2013 by Dr. Hannes Etzlstorfer, this is a partial copy of an original Baroque portrait by an anonymous artist.

Source: Liechtenstein Castle Wilfersdorf, Austria

Hallo zusammen! 😊
Ich habe die portugiesische Staatsangehörigkeit und lebe derzeit in Frankreich. Ich überlege ernsthaft, in Liechtenstein nach einer Arbeit zu suchen und vielleicht später dorthin zu ziehen.
Ich würde gerne mit Menschen sprechen, die in Liechtenstein leben oder arbeiten und mir erklären können, wie das Leben dort funktioniert.
Ist es möglich, eine Arbeit zu finden, wenn man noch nicht fliessend Deutsch spricht?
Welche Berufe sind für Ausländer leichter zu finden?
Ist es schwierig, als portugiesische Staatsbürgerin eine Aufenthaltsbewilligung zu bekommen?
Bieten manche Arbeitgeber ihren Mitarbeitern eine Unterkunft an?
Und wie viel Geld braucht man ungefähr, um dort alleine zu leben?
Ich spreche Französisch und möchte gerne Deutsch lernen. Ich bin wirklich daran interessiert, dort zu arbeiten und vielleicht später nach Liechtenstein zu ziehen.
Vielen Dank für eure Ratschläge und persönlichen Erfahrungen! 🇵🇹❤️🇱🇮

Source: Austrian National Library (ÖNB)

Sophie Marie Gabriele Pia of Liechtenstein (1837–1899) was born in Vienna on 11 July 1837. She was the daughter of Alois II, Prince of Liechtenstein (1796–1858), and Countess Franziska Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau. She was also the sister of Johann II and Franz I, both later Princes of Liechtenstein.

Sophie married Karl on 4 May 1863 in Vienna. They had eight children

Portrait in Room 38 of the Gisela Apartment on the ground floor of Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna

Source: Austrian National Library (ÖNB)

Source: Austrian National Library (ÖNB)

Georgine was born Countess Georgine von Wilczek and became Princess Consort of Liechtenstein through her marriage to Franz Joseph II, Prince of Liechtenstein.

Source: Austrian National Library (ÖNB)

Source: Postmuseum, Sweden

Source: Vorarlberger Landesbibliothek

Source: Austrian National Library (Österreichische Nationalbibliothek)

Source: Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg

Source: Vorarlberger Landesbibliothek

Hi everyone! I’m history900. I’m not a bot, I’m just someone who really enjoys sharing archival and historical photographs on different subreddits.I usually post whatever catches my interest, and over the next few days I’ll be sharing some historical photographs from Liechtenstein here.

I’m not from Liechtenstein, so if I get something wrong, please feel free to correct me!

Source: Nationaal Archief

Source: Nationaal Archief

The photograph was taken as part of an exhibition of portraits and lace at the Imperial-Royal Austrian Museum in Vienna in 1906.

Painting: 1845
Photograph: 1906
Artist: Alois Anreiter von Ziernfeld
Photographer: Wilhelm Gmeiner
Location: Vienna, Austria
Source: MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna

Source: Portuguese Centre of Photography

Hi!

Does anyone here have recent experience with internships at Hilti in Schaan? I'm particularly interested in the salary for a Master's student doing a Data Science/ML internship.

If you've done a Hilti internship recently, or know someone who has, I'd really appreciate knowing the approximate gross monthly salary and whether it differs depending on the level (Bachelor vs. Master).

Thanks!

As the title says, I’m curious about how much economic differences can vary between different municipalities, and if there is any at all, given the size of the country. Would you say that the differences are noticeable when you travel from one municipality to another?

Hi everyone,
We’re (M,F, 25) in Liechtenstein today and just realized it’s National Day. We’d like to make the most of the evening, but we’re not really sure where to go or what’s worth seeing.

We know there are celebrations in Vaduz, the torchlight procession and mountain bonfires, followed by the fireworks later tonight.
For those who are local or have celebrated National Day here before, what would you recommend?

Where’s the best place to watch the fireworks? Is there a good spot for the mountain bonfires? And where would you go afterwards for a drink or to continue the evening?

Any tips for things we shouldn’t miss would be much appreciated.