Schatzkammer Liechtenstein: A Treasury of History

The Schatzkammer Liechtenstein is a museum in Vaduz that exhibits objects of great material or idealistic value that are associated with the Principality of Liechtenstein. The museum is located in the Engländerbau in the center of Vaduz and is part of the Liechtenstein National Museum. The Schatzkammer displays a collection of treasures from five centuries that is unique in the Alpine region. Visitors can experience works of art, handicrafts and special features in overwhelming density and variety. The museum's permanent exhibition is entitled “The Principality, the World and Outer Space”. The treasury also exhibits moon rock, which US President Richard Nixon presented to Liechtenstein. Exhibits include everything from medieval artifacts to contemporary artworks, reflecting the evolution of the country's artistic expression over the centuries. As you explore the museum, you will encounter beautifully crafted items that showcase the skill and creativity of local artisans. Each exhibit is meticulously curated, providing insightful information about the significance of the pieces on display. Highlights include the princely crown jewels and various historical documents that illuminate the lineage and governance of the principality. Also on show are objects from the collection of Adulf Peter Goop, who gifted his collection to the State of Liechtenstein in 2010. These include the Apple Blossom Egg and other jewel-studded golden ornamental eggs from Fabergé and other Russian jewelers.