Postmuseum Vaduz Travel Guide

The Postmuseum Vaduz, a branch of the Liechtenstein National Museum, invites visitors to explore the fascinating world of philately and the evolution of postal services in Liechtenstein. Founded in 1930 and opened in 1936, the museum has been housed in several locations before settling in its current home within the English Building Art Space since 1957.The museum's exhibits feature a comprehensive collection of postage stamps issued by Liechtenstein since 1912, renowned for their aesthetic designs and sophisticated techniques. Visitors can admire original designs by artists, test prints, and engraving plates, gaining insight into the stamp-making process. The museum also showcases historical postal equipment and documents, offering a glimpse into the country's postal history.Located in the pedestrian zone of Vaduz, the Postmuseum is easily accessible and close to other attractions. The English Building, which houses the museum, is notable as the first building in Liechtenstein constructed using a steel skeleton method. Since 2011, 25 oversized stamps have been exhibited in the Städtle, the pedestrian zone in which the museum is located.