Schatzkammer Liechtenstein

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.

OMG - I have seen many museums and treasures - this can truly be called a joke. 8 CHF for a replica crown and 2 out of 6 showcases for easter eggs - no joke! Combine this with ridiculous safety measures and a copy-shop like paper folder that "explain" the exhibition pieces with very little useful information that is not readable because it's super dark. I asked the guard lady why they don't have something like ipads and she replied outside there is a QR code with an app - which you cannot get back to because it's a one way containment chamber like entry with no reentry because you need a special coin to get in. truly hilarious or in other words: truly arrogant spitting into the face of tourists

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

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

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.

This museum should be ashamed of its staff! My friend I were not let in because we were foreigners, extremely disrespectful. In fact they called the museum next door to ensure they will also not let us in and for no reason. Absolutely inappropriate!

From Faberge Eggs, to rock from the moon, paintings along the river Rhein. You are not allowed to do pictures inside. Entrance and exit with special security doors

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.