The Red House

Also known as Rotes Haus

The Rotes Haus (Red House) on Vaduz's main street dates to 1338, making it one of the oldest surviving buildings in the capital of Liechtenstein. The red-painted facade gives the building its name and makes it one of the most photographed structures in a town that mostly dates to the 19th and 20th centuries. It operates today as a private wine estate.

The Rotes Haus on Vaduz’s main street dates to 1338 and is one of the oldest buildings in Liechtenstein. The red-painted facade makes it easy to spot on a walking tour of the capital. Today it functions as a private wine estate connected to the Rhine valley vineyards that produce Liechtenstein’s small but serious wine output. The exterior is free to see any time. Combine it with the Liechtenstein National Museum and the walk up to Vaduz Castle for a compact day in one of Europe’s smallest capitals.