all right so today we are going from Zurich to Lichtenstein this will be my first time to Lichtenstein
by the way in Switzerland they have the app SBB so download that app it's hard to create a profile
though because they don't accept a lot of things but SBB is the company here let's see if I can get
ticket was unable to create a profile although I also asked her about that all
that was not a ticket booth so I'm coming over here now to try and buy the ticket so let's see here where's English language I know that I need to put that
in alright let's see how this works that's how you spell it let's see here
Pulling results, taking a while. So I'm actually going to a place called Sargans, because they don't go directly to Lichtenstein
Okay. Alright, so I got my ticket. So from Sargans I'll have to, looks like, take a bus
I'll have to wing it, that's okay. As long as I'm headed in the right direction
It's usually how it works, right? You got to get going in the right direction and everything else works itself out
So we've got this big leaderboard here Let's see it looks like it leaves at 938 so
Don't see Sargans on there. Oh, there we go Plat gate number 11
Alright, where's gate number 11? Oh, right here. There it is. Perfect
So that'll be in 20 minutes or so. Yeah. Let's see what they got for food over here
So the ticket was 42 US. That was about like 32 Swiss franc
I've got euros on me, but they don't take euros so everything's done with credit card here so far. I
Haven't even had to touch an ATM Looking for a bathroom but it gives me a chance to show you some of the levels of this place You can see 2144 They got lots of gates here Very busy tracks
Switzerland's next level transport. Very good. As you can see, we're on the train here
The reason I didn't film at the station was there was actually a very loud and violent homeless guy or something
I don't know if he was homeless or not. But he was going through the trash and he just started throwing the trash around and I didn't want to trigger him
So I put the camera away. Alright, here we are at Sargon's
Now I need to time to a bus to get to Glistenstein. so
I need to figure out how to do that Lichtenstein says 36 minutes
by bus 11 where is bus 11 10.43
is going to Vaduz Stalt Vaduz Stalt where's that how do I get a ticket for that
alright let's see here there's a little bit of an adventure getting over here from Zurich it's not very far from Zurich but
there's no trains to get there all right so I just went in the station there
and I purchased a ticket bus leaves bus number 11 leaves right now here I'm walking over to it
And I purchased a round-trip ticket because nine franc That was the round-trip ticket, so that's pretty good
All right, I think this will take about 30 minutes I did notice they had an uber as well
Wahnsinn The bus was making a few different stops along the way so once we got into like this city
and realizing on the map that Liechtenstein is actually very small I decided to get off
But we're in a town area called Badus. And like I said, on a map, I mean, it's very small
Like literally right over there is Switzerland. Right over there is Germany. You can see both
The weather here is very pleasant. Even in summer compared to what I was doing with in Zurich, there's a nice like mountain breeze
It's got a little chill to it, but nothing too cold at all. It's just nice
The air is very fresh Just gonna walk around and see what's here and
Then I'll go back and on to the next spot But yeah, this is my country number 92 or 93
Just depends on if you include Scotland in that But I've now been walking for about a half hour
And this would be a great place if I had a bike
If they had bike rentals, that would be perfect. Like they had in Luxembourg, you can just use the app and there you go
But my first impressions, basically walking this road here, which is going through the main city
very sparsely populated. maybe seen like three people walking the whole sidewalks this whole time
and that was just one family of three so peaceful is the takeaway
in my mind I think you know there's no difference really than
I don't know going to a small village in Colorado in the Rockies
or going here But it's pretty much the same except for this is its own unique country next to other countries
Unlike Luxembourg there no evidence of crime or anything like that Luxembourg had a little bit of like a scary situation not a scary situation but just a problematic at the bus stop in Luxembourg People loitering
drinking alcohol, you know, peeing outside right next to the station, yelling at people
throwing like someone threw a bottle at someone when I was there
So there's none of that here. Oh, there's the first gas station I've seen
I was thinking about where can I get a water? So I'm going to go over there and see if I can get a vitamin water
So with that being said, I guess you could say this is the safest city
or the safest country in Europe that I've been so far. So it gets that
Wow, these mountains. Beautiful. Oh, gas station is not a gas station
So where do they, where do people buy drinks? Do they even have a grocery store, I wonder
Huh. They got a couple hotels here. This one's Gießen Hotel and Coffeehouse
I'm glad I didn't come out here with my suitcase and luggage because there's nothing going on here
Here's a place where you can get a bus. This is like the bus station it appears
Look at that. Business club. Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Lagos, Seville, Barcelona, Nice, Warsaw
Anyways, I've actually got to go to Switzerland