Liechtenstein in August: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect

Season
High Season
Temperature
14 to 24°C (57 to 75°F)
Crowds
High
Prices
High
Warm summer continues, with frequent afternoon showers or thunderstorms in the mountains; evenings are pleasant. Tourist numbers remain high around popular hiking areas and cultural sites.

Climate Map for August

Liechtenstein average temperature in August
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Average temperature across Liechtenstein in August.

City Weather in August

City High Low Rain UV Feels
Schaan 23° 13° 110 mm high Mild
Triesen 23° 13° 95 mm high Cool
Vaduz 23° 13° 102 mm high Mild
Balzers 23° 13° 87 mm high Mild
Mauren 23° 13° 130 mm high Mild
Bendern 24° 14° 123 mm high Mild
Nendeln 23° 13° 123 mm high Cool

High / low are average daily temperatures (°C). “Feels” reflects how hot or cold it feels, allowing for humidity.

Southern Rhine Valley (Balzers, Triesen)

High summer in August keeps the valley warm and sometimes sultry, with frequent sunny spells broken by unstable, thundery afternoons. Liechtenstein’s National Day on August 15 at Vaduz draws crowds and fireworks - evenings are busy and lively. Book ahead for restaurants and be prepared for late-evening warmth; an umbrella and quick-dry clothing are sensible.

Central Rhine Valley & Capital (Vaduz, Schaan)

August heat mirrors July with similar warmth and afternoon instability; locals take to shaded patios while evenings remain pleasant and busy. National Day festivities on August 15 in and around Vaduz fill the town with visitors, fireworks and parties - book ahead if you want to stay for the celebrations. Nights can be sticky during heat waves, so pack light layers and a fan if you’re sensitive to heat.

Northern Foothills & Hill Villages (Triesenberg, Planken, Eschen)

September offers cool, crisp days and shrinking bug activity - it’s prime time for clear ridge views and quieter trails as the main tourist season winds down. Nights can already feel quite chilly, so packing a warm jacket for evenings is sensible. The foothill villages are peaceful and good for combining short hikes with cultural stops, such as exploring local traditional houses.

Alpine Highlands & Malbun (Malbun, Steg, Grauspitz area)

September in the highlands brings crisp mornings and fewer insects, with clear air making panoramic views especially sharp; daytime temperatures remain pleasant for long hikes. Early snow is possible on the highest peaks late in the month, so plan for cooler weather at altitude. This is a brilliant shoulder season for solitude and photography; bring warm layers for brisk evenings.

Events & Festivals in August

Liechtenstein National Day
August 15 - national holiday with official ceremonies and public celebrations in Vaduz and elsewhere.