Place · mountain
Eschnerberg
The Eschnerberg is a low, wooded ridge in the Unterland of Liechtenstein, rising above the Rhine valley. Inhabited since the Neolithic, it carried the castles of the Schellenberg family in the 13th century, and villages of the former Lordship of Schellenberg, such as Eschen, Gamprin and Schellenberg, lie on its slopes.
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