Lawena Museum: Liechtenstein's Electrical History

The Lawena Museum, nestled in Triesen, Liechtenstein, offers a captivating journey through the history of electricity and its impact on the region. Located within the original Lawena Power Plant, built in 1927, the museum provides a unique glimpse into the evolution of electrical technology. The museum's collection features a wide array of artifacts, including household appliances, communication devices, lighting technology, and electrical measuring instruments, with some items dating back to 1900. Visitors can explore themed exhibitions that showcase the electrification of Liechtenstein, from the earliest factories to modern renewable energy sources. Interactive displays and working models bring the history to life, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages. Children can enjoy a game of skill and even win a small prize. Guided tours are available for groups, offering deeper insights into the museum's exhibits and the history of electricity in Liechtenstein. The museum is operated by the volunteer association “Pro Lawena Museum,” whose members are mainly former employees of the Liechtenstein Power Stations.