Triesenberg
TL;DR
Triesenberg: alpine Walser settlement from 13th century migration, largest commune by area, distinct dialect and cultural identity preserved.
Triesenberg perches on the slopes of the Liechtenstein Alps, the principality's largest commune by area though sparsely populated. The Walser settlement—founded by Alemannic colonists who migrated from Valais in the 13th century—maintains distinct cultural identity, including dialect preservation. The commune provides recreational access to alpine terrain while Schaan and Vaduz handle economic functions.