Oile Street


Oile Street is one of the main streets of Vaduz, the capital of one of the smallest countries - Liechtenstein . Unlike Stedle Street, it is possible to move along it not only on foot, but also by car or public transport .

What is remarkable about the street?

The peak of building Oile Street came in the 1920s, so you should admire the architecture of the buildings built during that period. Since then, little has changed. The street is deservedly considered the business and commercial center of Vaduz, because there are many offices, insurance companies and branches of the world's largest banks, including the "Bank of Liechtenstein". It is also famous for the fact that directly above it on the mountain stands the famous medieval castle Vaduz, which is now closed to visitors, since it serves as a residential residence for the local princely family.

On the street Oile also there is a post office, a museum of arts, shops where it is possible to get the most various goods. Here you can take a look at the Government House, built in 1905 by architect Gustav von Neumann in neo-baroque style and impressive innovative solutions for interior design. In particular, here for the first time in the country was installed a central heating system. Next to it is the house where the famous local composer JG von Rheinberger was born. Now it houses the State Music School, which bears his name.

When walking along the street attracts attention a large sculpture of a cow, painted in the colors of the national flag and adorned with the coat of arms of Liechtenstein. During walking, we recommend you to visit other places of interest nearby: Government House, Town Hall , Vaduz Castle , Liechtenstein State Museum , Postal Museum , Liechtenstein Museum of Art , Vaduz Cathedral and many others. other

Walking lovers can walk to Oile street on foot, because the entire country can be crossed without using transport in one day. But if you value comfort, take the train to Zurich and get off at the stop in Zarganse. Directly from the railway station, every 20 minutes, the famous "Liechtenstein Bus" departs through the whole city of the principality, including through the center of Vaduz, where the street is located.

If you are hungry, visit one of the elite establishments on Oile Street. Cafes and restaurants will open their doors to you:

Fans of shopping will appreciate that here you can quickly and inexpensively skimp in the supermarket, for example, "Coop", or stay informed about new products by visiting the stores "Tom Tailor" or "Brogle Fashion".