Safety at Rheinpark Stadion?

Best Food and Drink at Rheinpark Stadion?

Beer in Vaduz and neighbouring Switzerland is notoriously pricey and this stays consistent at the Rheinpark Stadion. Jagertee is a popular tipple in Liechtenstein which will keep the hardy fans warm on a wintery match day. The fabled sausages at the Rheinpark are an absolute must have for any visiting fan to get the full match-day experience.

How do I get to Rheinpark Stadion?

As mentioned, the picturesque Rheinpark Stadion is walkable from the centre of Vaduz so just follow the crowd. A limited amount of free parking is available for those who have their own vehicle and the number 24 bus goes from the city centre to Lettstrasse road, which runs parallel with the south stand at the Rheinpark.

Best Bars near Rheinpark Stadion?

The Rheinpark stadium is less than a 1km walk from the city centre and as such most of the pre and post-match drinking spots are located in central Vaduz. Luxor Pub/Bar accommodates football fans before home games whilst the Falken Pub and bar has outside seating areas and serves Liechtensteiner Brauhaus beer in abundance – the local favourite.

Rheinpark Stadion seating?

In comparison to most teams in the Swiss League, ticket prices for FC Vaduz are relatively reasonable. Ticket prices for away fans are generally 25CHF whilst home fans can expect to pay up to 50CHF if they want to sit in the Grandstand. Away fans at the Rheinpark are situated in the South Sector (Sector 2) behind the goal.

Best Insider tip at Rheinpark Stadion?

Vaduz holds the distinction of being one of the only capital cities in the world not to possess an airport or a railway station so ensure you have your travel plans in check before the big match.Situated on the banks of the Rhine, the stadium offers some of the most picturesque views of the Swiss Alps – particularly from the North Stand (Sector 4).Rheinpark StadionThe national stadium of Liechtenstein is one of the most beautiful grounds in world football and is well worth a visit whether there is a match taking place or not - sat on the banks of the Rhine, just meters from the Swiss border and the overhanging Swiss Alps.The national team aren't only generous with their hospitality off the field but they are notoriously generous on the field as they haven't won a game for over 2 years.FC Vaduz play their home games at the 7,584 capacity ground and are the only team from Liechtenstein to compete in the Swiss Super League.

Things to check out around Rheinpark Stadion?

With its iconic view of the Swiss Alps, a trip to Vaduz castle is a must when visiting Liechtenstein's capital. The princely house of Liechtenstein sits proudly in Vaduz and offers some of the most incredible views of the city and its surrounding natural beauty. The castle is currently inhabited so entry is prohibited to the public but the landscape at the top is well worth the 1km uphill climb.

Rheinpark Stadion parking?

What to expect from the Rheinpark Stadion crowd?

The miniscule capacity at the Rheinpark Stadion of 7,584 contributes to a mooted atmosphere at times at the Rheinpark but very rarely does supply outstrip demand in terms of ticket sales. International matches do generate a more hostile environment – with Liechtensteiners being well-known for their passionate nationalism – especially when it comes to football.

Best restaurants near Rheinpark Stadion?

Due to its location, the Rheinpark doesn't have any restaurants in the immediate vicinity but Vaduz is a capital city that caters for all. Made in Italy provides hearty Italian cuisine at affordable prices whilst Restaurant Adler combines Swiss and Liechtenstein fayre in perfect harmony and is ideal as a pre or post-match haunt.