Klosters-Serneus, Switzerland

Vaduz is an amusingly boring place. There is absolutely nothing to see or do, but if you want to "score" a new country, grab a train from e.g. Zurich. The castle is probably nice sight, but at the time (2006) it was being restaurated and completely covered up.

Great skiing. Lot´s of powder. Nice village, not so expensive yet lot´s of restaurants. Mostly austrian ones serving Wiener Schitzel and Pizza places. My favourite restaurant is a Spanish Tapas Bar, guess its named Bodega.

Skiing on the backside of the Rendl is fantastic, but do it with a guide for safety reasons.

Very very idyllic little village on the mountains. Nice old fashioned buildings and few great underground pubs. SuperB beutiful views and a great downhill ski possibilities. Make sure you visit here and have a walk, if you're nearby Chur!

Parsenn (and Davos area in general) is mainly for skiiers although there were a few snowboarders. The overall feeling of the place was that here come the elder skiiers to enjoy peace and quiet. There certainly wasn't much after ski action!

Davos was our first trip to an alpine ski resort because it was an easy reach from Zürich. And yes, the very long slopes and occasional powder snow was great. Snowboarding hadn't been that much fun for a long time. :-) In Davos, however, we didn't find much after-ski party action and in general the place felt more inclined towards elder skiers - not many snowboarders there.

Go to the tourist information booth to get your passport stamped, even though you have to pay for it.