I was convinced the least visited country in Europe is Moldova but I guess it’s a close second to Liechtenstein. It’s interesting how completely different these countries are to one another. Nice video once again

Such a beautiful area, maybe the extra prices are helping to keep it that way. It is wonderful to see the smiles and hear the laughs of Matt and Julia, you seem so happy to just be together.

I am the only person I know who has visited Liechtenstein. As a boy, I learned of the country through postage stamps (I am still an avid collector). When I was in college, I went there for a day while staying in Austria. I came across a local, older man and he was *astonished* that anyone from the US would visit or even know about Liechtenstein. Thanks for the best video I've seen on this country! 👍👍👍

I just found out that the British Anthem was exported to other countries as well. How odd ! You crossed Andorra on foot, Lichenstein by car...what's next? Vatican on stilts? haha always a pleasure to see the world accompanying you!! Love from Buenos Aires

Main reason of Liechtenstein be known in Portugal is not the high salaries that put us to shame but the many times our National Team played against and trashed them ( except one time, in a 2-2 tie )

Another lovely video (as usual) ...So pleased the sun was shining for you, my last visit it rained and rained and then.....it rained and such a beautiful country !

It’s looking beautiful and it’s seems to calm, quiet and peaceful country 😍

I learned about Liechtenstein when I was in high school in the early 2000s. I’ve been wanting to visit it ever since. It never got a chance :(. Hopefully one day. That place looks incredible.

Another beautiful video. Thank you!

What beauty!!! Everything looks so fresh and clean. Safe travels❤️❤️

Fascinating! Thanks guys..

I live in Feldkirch, Austria... around 15-20 Minutes from Vaduz and I absolutely love your Videos! 👍 Watching them a long time already.

Happy to say I've also visited Liechtenstein - back in January 2018. I actually rented a room close to the train station in Tisis (just over the border in Austria), and travelled into the country one morning on one of the irregular trains which stop at Schaan Vaduz. I hiked all the way up to the end of the road in Malbun that day; taking the local bus back down to the capital later in the afternoon. As I didn't bring any food with me, I had to make a withdrawal from an atm to get some cash for lunch. The lowest denomination available at that time was 50 Swiss Francs - which was around £50/€50! On the subject of accommodation in the country, I had planned to stay at the youth hostel in Vaduz, but it was closed for the winter. The price for one night in a dorm at the time was £33. I've just checked, and the same will set you back around £50 (or €50) today. Even more expensive than it was in 2018 - but no surprises there!

Gorgeous views! Church @5:04 is beautiful 🤩 Thank you for the tour ❤

Now I want to travel to Liechtenstein! Thanks for the video 😘💜

Oh i need to go Liechtenstein some time 😊. I liked Luxembourg very much, so I will love Liechtenstein.

Thank you Matt and Julia. Lichenstein is a beautiful tiny country.

Thank you M & J , once I visited Liechtenstein, really enjoy this incredible countryside nature ! A delicious expensive meals from kulam restaurant , viewing france, Austria , Switzerland unforgettable! Take care enjoy your trip , be blessed !

I have been to Liechtenstein . Tiny as it is it has a certain charm. it is expensive. But I did manage to have it national dish one time. Hope you guys are doing ok. Enjoy your trip across Europe. Sending much love ❤❤ from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki. P.S. We would love you to come and stay with us in Richmond, Va. Washington D. C. is just up the road.🙏

I‘ve already visited Lichtenstein 😊 It’s a great place to be. And your pronunciation of Käsespätzle could still improve 😂😂 Love your content 🫶🏻

Discovered this unexpected adventure. Nice! 👍❤

Such a very interesting video..thank you.

Wow, this country is amazing! And so are you! ❤

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing your travels and fun facts.

And the shop,you are in is actually a Swiss shop… in Liechtenstein. The prices are similar to the prices in Switzerland

Nice trip. Greetings from Switzerland.

We drove through Liechtenstein one summer just to say we visited the 6th smallest country in Europe. Took us 30 minutes😂 Sadly too rainy and cloudy to see the mountains but headed back to Austria where Fiss blew our minds away for mountain scapes.

Place seems awesome ... think am going to add that to my bucket list !

Beautiful places, Have a nice trip..be safe

Que vídeo massa,vou marotonar o canal ksks Tmj obg meus amigos tudo de bom ❤

Beautiful country, beautiful video!

Europe always looks clean

I know of some people who live there and the restrictions on who can stay or live there are very high. You need to either be born to a citizen or marry one. Nobody else can become citizens because it's so tiny.

Nice video! 👌I live fairly close to Lichtenstein, 80 min. by car but never went there to visit. Pitty, After this video it will probably get crowded with tourists 🤣

Two interesting facts. The melody of the Liechtenstein National Anthem is, of course, the melody of "God Save The King". But there was another country that had an official national anthem to the same tune. It was "Heil Dir im Sigeskranz", the official anthem of the Kingdom of Prussia in the years 1795-1918. It was also the unofficial (there was no official) Anthem of the German Reich in the period after unification in 1871-1918, i.e. in the imperial period. However, the melody of the current German anthem "Das Lied der Deutschen" or "Deutschlandlied" is based on the melody of the anthem of the Austrian and then Austro-Hungarian monarchy in the years 1797-1918, composed by Haydn himself. In 1919, the new republican German Reich finally adopted the official German state anthem with the melody of the old Austrian anthem (this was a proposal dating back to the Spring of Nations of 1848-49). Liechtenstein itself, in turn, was officially in a customs and financial union with Austria-Hungary in the years 1867-1918. This was due to the fact that the Princes of Liechtenstein were one of the most important aristocrats at the Habsburg court from the beginning of the 17th century and one of the richest and largest aristocrats in what was then Austria and the Kingdom of Bohemia. When the Habsburg Monarchy and Austria-Hungary collapsed in 1918, the then prince decided that Liechtenstein would enter into a customs and financial union with Switzerland. And it has remained so to this day.

Love the vids, thank u!

I visited , small and beautiful.

Snarf! I have been there - for work, many years ago.

I'm very jealous of u both right now..Love you guys ..

So beautiful. Do you drive Julia. I wish I was not disabled as would love to go but sadly my condition does not allow it , so nice to visit through your eyes 😄

Very nice would like to visit there some day Thanks for the view UK

greetings from Kuala Lumpur! what gorgeous views ❣

I went hiking next to Liechtenstein in the neighbouring Swiss and Austrian Alps (then living in Konstanz) but I never felt a real desire to go there. It has the reputation of being a boring place with a dense population of investment bankers

Cool, was there in vaduz last July

How can you describe the beautiful place if it’s almost empty. ??

That's the shorter trip you have big hug 🤗 ❤

Great! I found it already on the basis of the first clue. It's too easy for educated people. By the way, did you know that Vaduz is among the very few capital cities anywhere in the world that have neither an airport nor a station (there are 2 stations in FL but none in Vaduz).

Wow!!! Never expected you to go there!! I love this little country! I'm going there next year as part of a bigger trip in Europe. By the way, I saw the opening shot where you were in front of the mountains and barn and I thought, Liechtenstein? And I was right! 😊

Liechtenstein isn't really the least visited country in Europe. And the two times I was in Vaduz there seemed to be more tourists than locals!

Breathtaking scenery.

Love a good number plate. I have been observing them since a child 😊

Wonderfulness but prices out of most range, so not worth going, Austria is lovely, I did Germany this year, I don't bother with Switzerland, being neutral. Hey have you been to Venice? Happy October.

for me you have discovered this country....beautiful

Such a clean beautiful little country !! 💕🌷🙏

You should try Luxembourg now :p

Migros have a lot of stores throughout Switzerland.

How can I get to visit this beautiful country

Welcome again to Austria🇦🇹👍Greetings from Vienna

Not Leutonia!? Check out the Polka scene.

There is actually a really nice restaurant in Malbun called Alpenhotel/ restaurant Vögeli. But of course Li/ CH prices 😂😂

Beautiful country!! Next time you go through Austria go to Innsbruck- this is my favorite European place to visit.

Wow, just wow. It takes half an hour for me to just drive through two towns to get to work at roughly 50 miles per hour (80 kilometer per hour). I can't imagine that being an entire country.

Small country, small population, but rich ... and breathtaking scenery. What a healthy life ..

was that market turkish owned? because Migros is one of the biggest market chains in Turkey... it was interesting to see it there...

Beautiful (Julia) oh and so is the country

The nature is beautiful but the buildings, with the exception of that one church (or at least I think it’s a church) look a bit sterile and somewhat creepy, like a fake town, it feels like playing Sims😁

Can I ask what month you guys visited? This reminds me of my home region in Alberta, Canada, except that there are no people! It looks beautiful and I'd love to visit.

So nice!

BTW How much does their national dish cost? Cool place, thanks for taking us there.

Liechtenstein is a direct democracy like Switzerland and it is the only country where it is written in the constitution that each municipality can declare indpendence or join another country whenever they want. The municipalities with an average size of 3,000 inhabitants decides everything. The idea is that the governement in Vaduz is like a service bureau for the municipalities. The Count has written a book about his ideas and has travelled to states in the US where there are groups fighting for independence from the federal government.

We just visited this country this August while traveling in Switzerland. Beautiful!

That is a country that is too expensive to visit! It deserves a “drive through” only😀

Come on over to Canada, some of our prices comparable but most are higher than it is there. That looks like a very pretty country, thank you for sharing it.

I almost put it on my bucket list then realised I definitely wouldn't be able to eat while there 😂

Beautiful country. . Where are you from julia?

A little country with a big heart

Beautiful Country, Let's hope they can keep it that way in a Europe in Decline, Brilliant Channel M&J Stay Safe 😘

Beautiful

what about Transnistra ?

Gorgeous country!

Do you do ALL he driving Matt? My husband and I share the driving. Will write in a previous clip about our longest road trip of about 15,000 kms. No way only one of us could have done all the driving. OK. Half an hour for one driver is OK.

Yes plz love it..

Moldova

Very cool! Never been but probably can’t afford it!!! 😂😂

Do they speak English I will love to visit there it'sooks serene in nature😊😅😅

Understand, I’m saying this tongue-in-cheek… from a place of love Let me guess; you find the place: “To be honest.. literally… absolutely incredible”.

Wherever you look, it looks like a post card!

Moldova 61.000 tourists 2021. Lichtenstein 73.000.

When you pronounced Lichtenstein I clicked away.

LIECHTENSTEIN? I NEVER would have guessed! I was dead certain the least visited country in Europe would either be Moldova or Belarus. According to World Atas, it is indeed Belarus. Liechtenstein isn't even top 3. Bosnia and Iceland are less visited. That's from THIS year. The problem with these sorts of lists is they change every year, and I'm not even sure about the World Atlas one. But I'm still convinced Belarus and Moldova are less visited, and also Ukraine and Russia now because of the war. Did they total up all the annual averages to get this ranking?

Matt and Julia how much was a cheeseburger at McDonald's there $20 lol

Go back there in the SNOW

Won't leave Oakland California for some place without violence..

The 'ch' in Lichtenstein is pronounced like 'kh'

How much was that dish? 50 franks? :D

Moldova mate gotta do your research😅.

Kind of puts paid to the idea that it's "democracy" that makes countries wealthy and prosperous. We'd probably be better off in a world of small nations like this.

I didn't know British pronunciation was different.

was already there and i confirm everything they say about it, except the pronunciation and that most of the population is quite unfriendly to tourists :(

Does it have a Walmart?🤔