Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein, the very small country between Switzerland and Austria. Being a name, it always takes a capital V. It is small even for a capital — around five thousand people live there, fewer than in many single apartment blocks in Taipei. It sits by the Rhine river, with a castle on the hillside above the town where the prince of Liechtenstein actually lives. The country's government offices, banks, and museums are all here. One useful thing for students: Vaduz is a capital city, but it is not the country's largest town — Schaan next door has more people. So if a test asks "what is the capital of Liechtenstein", the answer is Vaduz; if it asks about the biggest town, be careful. In English you say it roughly "fah-DOOTS", with the stress on the second part. The letter z here sounds like ts, as it does in German.

瓦杜茲，列支敦斯登（列支敦士登）的首都。台灣一般寫「瓦杜茲」。