Vaduz, Liechweinstein

Spent the morning in a little town called Vaduz, so little that the amount of population was pretty low and there were more tourist than the natives. Went to the centre of the town and there weren't so many shops except for the souvenirs and cafes so my sister and I made a pit stop for some lattes in an attractive Italian Cafe called Brasserie Burg. 

In front of an Art Gallery

Ayuntamiento De Vaduz

After that, we went to see the Neuchwanstein Castle. It says that the castle was opened to public seven weeks after King Ludwig II (King of Bavaria) died in 1886. It is also known as "the castle of the fairy-tale king". Our group tour only get a chance to take a picture of it from afar on a bridge, we could've walk to the castle to get a closer look but it suddenly rained. 

It's like as if we're entering a fairy tale life