I Tried To Visit Every Single Railway Station In Liechtenstein

Don't think this title needs any further explanation does it?

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Geoff Marshall - @geofftech2
All The Stations - @AllTheStations

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[geofftech]

Dammit, Tim! that’s my 2025 video series idea scuppered. 😅

[cameroneridan]

4:36 never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, or a German-speaking company what they were up to during the 40's

[rewboss]

Excellent. Now, could you do the same for the Vatican?

[timothyzimmermann]

I love that Nendeln, population 1, 000, has 22 more trains per day than Las Vegas, population 2 million.

[Soonjai]

By far the most impressive part about all of this is that Liechtenstein manages to have a abandoned Railway Station that somehow still appears to be maintained by someone.

[flymac]

As you were struggling around day 1 of day 1, I thought you would never make it. Fortunately after 1 day you managed to get across the line. Impressive Journey
(Thanks for the great videos!)

[plusfastvn]

This was almost as exciting as the exhausting climb to the Highest Point in Flevoland!

[AnotherSwissYoutubeUser]

Fun Fact:

Another company based in Lichtenstein is Intamin Amusement Rides, the worlds best Rollercoaster manufacturer. The company actually started of in Switzerland, but they moved to Liechtenzrein for better Tax benefits.

[FriendlyNamelessGuy]

I think it's funny that Schaan-Vaduz is essentially the station of a European capital, but all international express trains run through it without stopping.

[davidjames]

You must be exhausted Tim, all that travel in one day. Have a good rest in Vaduz.

[aureaphilos]

OMG Tim, I was trying to explain the essentials of this video to my daughter (who was on her computer at an adjacent desk), but couldn't stop laughing at the absolute absurdity of this whole premise!! A superlative Tim Traveler video!! LMAO

[bishwatntl]

This explains why, on a train from Zurich to Innsbruck, I didn't notice much in the way of stations while crossing Liechtenstein. Good to have a mystery sorted out.

[catlover]

I used commute with this train! I worked at Hilti for the last 2 summers. I used to live in Buchs SG. When first moving to Switzerland, I stayed with my Austrian family in Hohenems for the first few weeks till we could move into our new apartment. So I would take this train alone every day from Feldkirch. A big change as I went from one week being driven around everywhere in the car dependent surburbia that is Cape Town, South Africa to being able to travel alone. This was when I was 10!

Side content: the bus ticket issued by the national bus operater Liemobil that cover the zones of the train is valid on the train. All Liemobil zones (within Liechtenstein) are also Zones under the Swiss Ostwind zone network. The SBB app allows you to buy either (Liemobil zones are slightly cheaper, but if you have an onward local journey then you can get a combined ticket). A travelcard from the Austrian VVV that covers all VVV zones also covers Liechtenstein. The international complications start when you try to get from Nelden to any of the farther Austrian stops, because even though the bus lines follow the train, only the bus lines are included in the GA travel zone (covers all of CH+LI+a few border points). Also, if you get a ticket from ÖBB for this route, that train ticket isn't technically valid on any of the bus lines (despite what the ticket says!). Though I have never put that to the test with an inspector.

[richbuilds_com]

Mate. Your videos are so nice.

My English teacher (40 years ago) would curse me for using 'nice' (there's ALWAYS a better word!)

I don't think there is. And I don't think I can give you higher praise.

Things are not nice all over the place, but you keep doing nice.

I always know exactly what I'm getting when I click, and that's to end up learning and smiling.

Keep on, keeping on being nice <3

[ColinH]

Always a genuine delight when one of your productions drops into my inbox.
All the best, Tim.

[AlyenaMango]

I knew you'd be visiting Liechtenstein eventually after seeing your video on the football match against San Marino. Funny actually, now you have officially spent more time travelling on the Liechtenstein rail network than most of its citizens, myself included - I have never used on of our trains. I come from the southern part and would just take a bus to nearby Sargans in Switzerland to catch a train.
Our small train network was actually quite the topic of political discussion a few years back, when there were plans to expand the current single track to a dual-track as part of an overarching project to improve train connections between between Swiss and Austrian train network. The plan was to include the Liechtenstein section into an S-Bahn network with trains in up to 30 minute intervals promised. In the end a referendum was held with the majority-vote rejecting the plan, with the main argument brought up against it that Liechtenstein would have to carry the high costs associated with this expansion, with relatively little benefit to the population (as this track still only covers 3 of the 11 municipalities in the country), and some doubts whether Austrian or Swiss train providers would actually be willing to stop trains at these very small stations at such frequent intervals.

[ottovonbismarck]

I had no idea that Hilti comes from Liechtenstein. These are not just powertools, these are extraordinary powertools !

[FelixvonMontfort]

Living in Vorarlberg "day 1" got me laughing. Well done again, Tim! 😂 And you nearly got me into beliving you have Hilti as a sponsor haha

[Stephen_Lafferty]

Nice to see Geoff making a cameo! I did wonder if you were going to quote the theme to All The Stations but you obviously didn't have enough time! :D

[abxorb]

3:00 Love that use of the Transport Tycoon Deluxe intro tune! 😁❤