Sculptures in Vaduz

In Liechtenstein, you can experience art not only in museums, but also in public spaces. On a walk through Vaduz, especially through the Vaduzer Städtle, you will come across a variety of sculptures by national and international artists.

African King by Gunther Stilling

In many formal approaches, Stilling takes the rules of classical aesthetics as his starting point.

The prayer of Heinz Mack

The black, crystalline granite from Norway, which is over 400 million years old, contains ore minerals in which the light is refracted.

The room arrester by Max Grüter

Grüter demonstrates how people can feel in an increasingly complex and anonymous world.

Figure in a Shelter by Henry Moore

The sculpture "Figure in a Shelter" by Henry Moore was created just a few years before the artist's death. It is located in the government district of Vaduz.

Grande Cavallo by Nag Arnoldi

Born in 1928, the artist is one of the most important Swiss sculptors.

High seat by Robert Indermaur

The sculpture is part of the "Höhenluft" series and a metaphor for situations that require an overview.

Anniversary of Harmoniemusik Vaduz by Evelyne Bermann

The Harmoniemusik Vaduz commissioned this sculpture to mark its 150th anniversary.

Monoform 29 by Gottfried Honegger

Gottfried Honegger is one of the most important artists of the 20th and 21st centuries in Europe. "Monoform 29" is his main work.

Phoenix by Doris Bühler

Doris Bühler says of her work: "As a visual artist, I am most interested in people as such."

Progression of a form in three stelae by Christian Megert

The three steles on the town hall square in front of the town hall in Vaduz are made of South African granite.

Reclining Woman by Fernando Botero

The sculpture "Reclining Woman" shows a reclining female nude in a figurative style as a symbol of the sleeping soul.

Renaissance by Daniel Spoerri

The work "Renaissance" is very typical of the artist and his expressiveness.

Swiss fountain by Roman Signer

The Swiss fountain is a gift from the Association of Swiss in Liechtenstein.

Standing figure by Herbert Albrecht

The "Standing Figure", a bronze, removed from the stone, corresponds to the typical sculptural language.

Tre Cavalli by Nag Arnoldi

The expressive bronzes show influences from Marino Marini and Pablo Picasso, but also from pre-Columbian art.

Z-cube by Georg Malin

The cubes studded with letters develop from small polished bronzes.

Two light prisms by Heinz Mack

The glass sculptures "Light Prisms" reflect the entire surroundings, resulting in changes and refractions.

Discover all sculptures

You can find all the sculptures in Vaduz and further information on the works of art and their creators in the sculpture guide.

More tips for you

City-ArtTour

Sculpture of a cube at the Bad Ragartz sculpture exhibition in the center of Vaduz

City-ArchitekTour

View of the government building in Vaduz with the Citytrain passing by and water fountains in the foreground

Liechtenstein Art Museum

A couple strolls through the Liechtenstein Art Museum in Vaduz and looks at contemporary works of art on the wall.

Events

Concert by Silbermond at the FL1.Life Festival at SAL in Schaan with an enthusiastic audience and atmospheric stage lighting