Interesting way of life and morals

At first glance, Liechtenstein is tough to comprehend. The principal street, the hilltop Castle Liechtenstein, the unimpressive abandoned neighborhoods surrounding it, and the bucolic, medieval mountain scenery with the quaint local homes do not convey the genuine essence of this little yet incredibly royal nation. The passage of measures that offered foreign corporations low taxes and favorable business circumstances had a significant impact on the nation's standing on the global stage. The best tourist infrastructure also started to emerge over time.

Residents aren't even permitted to display their wealth, despite their absolute well-being. In the Principality, there is essentially no crime. Since the last major crime in the country occurred more than ten years ago, the police force in Liechtenstein is made up of fewer than 100 people, and the citizens hardly ever lock their doors at home. Three hundred people in Liechtenstein are unemployed at the moment, and only seven prisoners are currently serving their sentences in prison. It is declared that people and the environment around them are the nation's highest values, not material wealth.