Consilium by Heinz P. Nitzsche, Vaduz Region Travel Guide

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A symbolic sculpture in Vaduz commemorating Liechtenstein's constitution, representing consultation, community, and the foundations of the nation.

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Consilium by Heinz P. Nitzsche

Consilium, a sculpture by Heinz P. Nitzsche, stands on Peter-Kaiser-Platz in Vaduz, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Liechtenstein's constitution. The artwork depicts people in consultation, representing the foundations of their coexistence and the principles of the nation's charter.

A brief summary to Consilium by Heinz P. Nitzsche

Peter-Kaiser-Platz 3, Vaduz, 9490, LI

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Take a moment to appreciate the symbolism of the sculpture and its connection to Liechtenstein's history and values.
Visit the sculpture as part of a walking tour of Vaduz to explore other nearby attractions such as the Government building and Parliament building.
Combine your visit with a trip to the Liechtenstein National Museum to learn more about the country's culture and history.

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Getting There

Walking

Consilium is located on Peter-Kaiser-Platz in the heart of Vaduz, making it easily accessible on foot from most points in the city center. From the Liechtenstein Center (tourist information), walk towards the Government building; the sculpture is situated between the Government building and the Parliament building. No costs are involved.
Public Transport

The LIEmobil bus network serves Vaduz extensively. Alight at the Vaduz Post or Vaduz Rathaus stop, both of which are a short walk from Peter-Kaiser-Platz. From either stop, walk towards the Government building; the sculpture is located on the square between the Government building and the Parliament building. A single LIEmobil bus ticket within Vaduz costs CHF 2.50.
Parking

Several parking options are available in central Vaduz, including Parkplatz Zentrum, Parkhaus Zentrum, and Parkplatz Äule. For longer stays, Parkhaus Marktplatz is available. Parking fees are typically CHF 1.50 per hour. The first hour is free. From any of these parking locations, walk towards Peter-Kaiser-Platz; the sculpture is situated between the Landtag and Government buildings.

Discover more about Consilium by Heinz P. Nitzsche

Located on Peter-Kaiser-Platz in Vaduz, between the Parliament and Government buildings, Consilium is a thought-provoking sculpture by Liechtenstein artist Heinz P. Nitzsche. Unveiled in 2021 to mark the centenary of Liechtenstein's constitution, the artwork embodies the values of consultation, collaboration, and community that underpin the nation's governance.The sculpture portrays a group of people engaged in discussion, symbolizing the act of establishing the foundations for their shared life. This reflects the principles enshrined in Liechtenstein's constitution, which emphasizes the importance of dialogue, consensus, and the participation of its citizens in shaping the country's future. Nitzsche's work serves as a reminder of the significance of these values in maintaining a strong and cohesive society.Heinz P. Nitzsche, who grew up in Vaduz, is known for his ability to capture societal dynamics through his art. Consilium is a testament to his skill, inviting viewers to reflect on the importance of community, consultation, and the principles that guide Liechtenstein.