The Liechtenstein Gorge

Liechtenstein Gorge is one of the longest, deepest and most impressive gorges in the Alps. It has a high waterfall surrounded by a group of moss-covered stones, and is famous for its legendary atmosphere and the sun's rays that create amazing rainbows in the fine spray of water. The gorge also includes a narrow corridor with walls up to 300 meters high. It is located in the Austrian Alps, 50 km south of Salzburg, and is about 4 km long. It is named after King Johan II of Liechtenstein, who installed the passages in 1875. He visited this The landmark has been admired by more than 10 million people from all over the world, and it continues to attract large numbers of tourists every day thanks to its stunning landscapes that can be enjoyed as part of an unforgettable journey and a special kind of experience for the whole family.