Triesenberg
Schalun Castle
Where knights once stood guard, picnickers now roast marshmallows – the castle ruin blends history with forest fun.
									Vaduz, Rüfestrasse								
 
														- Start: Forsthaus Vaduz
 - Barbecue area right next to the ruins
 - Stream nearby for splashing around
 - Not suitable for baby carriages
 
Perched on an exposed rocky ridge between Schaan and Vaduz, the ruins of Schalun Castle, also known as the “Wildschloss”, rise amidst dense forest. If you make the short hike up are rewarded with history, scenic views,and unspoiled nature. The remaining structures of the 12th- to 14th-century castle span three separate, man-made levels and offer a glimpse into times long past.
Right next to the ruins, an idyllic fire pit with seating and stacked firewood invite families to enjoy a relaxed outdoor picnic. Nearby, streams babble through the landscape, and the Spörryweiher pond offers a peaceful spot to pause and unwind.
Tip: The hiking trail from Vaduz to Schalun Castle passes the iconic Vaduz Castle.
											
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							Ruine Schalun
								
								
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