This is a closer shot of one of the horse sculptures. To me it is kind of funny looking and just had to take a picture of it.

This was some local art along the shopping street. It is a very different look at horses. But I guess that is all in the eye of the beholder.

Probably not. I think this tower on the castle is a little to drafty. Plus, his bedroom probably overlooks the city and not the surrounding hills.

Here is one of the old towers of the castle. This part of the castle is being repaired.

This is the entrance to the castle. Unfortunately we could not enter it. The Prince of the country of Liechtenstein does actually reside here, so entering was off limits.

Vaduz Castle is high above the city. As you can see it lies on the edge of a cliff. You can walk up there on a designated path or drive.

This is the main shopping district of Vaduz. Only the occasional car comes along this way as it is a pedestrian area. The city of Vaduz has only about 5000 inhabitants.

Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein. The country of Liechtenstein lies to the east of Switzerland and is about 4 miles wide by 16 miles long. Yes, very small.

At the Rheinfall there were also Camel rides. Mostly there were only children going, but occasionally you did see an adult getting a lift.

After walking all over and taking the boat over and back from the rock, we finally found someone who could take a decent picture. We tried getting a picture on the rock, but the person ended up taking a picture of his own face and then his finger. I didn’t think a digital camera could be so difficult.