The Liechtenstein National Museum presents a themed permanent exhibition on the history and regional studies of the Principality of Liechtenstein.

The Liechtenstein National Museum presents a thematically structured permanent exhibition on the history and regional studies of the Principality of Liechtenstein. The main themes are "settle" (focus on archaeology), "protect" (Middle Ages), "rule" (modern times), "celebrate" (folklore), "create" (19th-21st centuries) and "use" (natural history). The extensive exhibition includes objects from Liechtenstein's history, archaeological finds, models, reliefs, material and domestic culture, weapons, military objects, a late Gothic room, church art, Lenten cloth, goldsmith's work, coins, medals, exhibits from agriculture and alpine farming, crafts, trades, industry, technology, schools, customs, farmhouse parlors, graphics and cartography. The natural history exhibition focuses on ornithology, botany, butterflies and moths, fauna and flora.


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