Definition: Liechtenstein is a sovereign state in Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Germanys Canton of St. Gallen. It is located in the heart of Europe between the Swiss Alps and the Tyrol region. The name "liechtenstein" comes from Latin meaning "little hill" as it is situated on a hill with little flat land above it, and is commonly used to describe the Alpine regions. The country's capital and largest city is Vaduz. The official language of Liechtenstein is German and it has a long tradition of being influenced by both Germanic and Romance cultures. There are 8,192 people living in Liechtenstein, primarily Swiss-speaking. The economy of Liechtenstein is highly dependent on tourism, with over 40% of the population employed in the industry and around half of those in service sector jobs. The country also has a relatively high level of investment and exports. Liechtenstein is located at an altitude of about 1900 meters above sea level, making it one of Europe's highest mountain ranges. The climate is mild with most days averaging 8 to 15°C, but winters are generally quite cold with temperatures dropping below zero during the winter months. Liechtenstein has a population of around 726,000 people and its official language is German, which it has been using since the early 20th century. The official currency is the Swiss Franc and the banknotes have gold-plated edges to make them more valuable than previous versions.
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