Worlds of Technology
SpaceBuzz Liechtenstein
Your Journey into Space Starts in Vaduz
Step aboard, buckle up and launch into space on an immersive VR mission. Experience the rocket launch up close and look back at Earth from orbit. For three days, this extraordinary space adventure is coming to the centre of Vaduz.
Event Details
18-20 October 2026
9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Peter-Kaiser-Platz, Vaduz
Free admission, reservation required.
Choose your preferred day:
Ready for Your Space Adventure?
SpaceBuzz is a mobile rocket-shaped experience that takes visitors on an immersive virtual-reality journey into space. Realistic images, sound and movement create the feeling of launching from Earth and looking back at our planet from orbit.
The experience makes the “overview effect” tangible: the change in perspective astronauts describe when they see Earth as a shared, borderless and fragile planet. SpaceBuzz connects this sense of wonder with curiosity about science, technology and the responsibility we share for our planet.
Choose Your Day and Reserve a Free SpaceBuzz Flight. Places Are Limited and Bookings Are Assigned by Time Slot.
Discover What Lies Behind the Mission
On October 18, a supporting program for the public will accompany the SpaceBuzz mission from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Exhibits, demonstrations, and conversations will offer insights into space travel, technology, professions, and regional expertise.
The detailed program will be published here as soon as it is confirmed.
How Your SpaceBuzz Flight Works
1. Reserve a free time slot online.
2. Arrive at Peter-Kaiser-Platz shortly before your booked time.
3. Take your seat in the rocket and put on the VR headset.
4. Experience the virtual mission together with other passengers.
Questions & Answers
How much does participation cost?
Participation is free of charge. A prior online reservation is required.
Who can take part?
The public booking is intended for individual visitors, families and everyone interested.
From what age is the flight suitable?
The SpaceBuzz flight is suitable from age 9.
How long does the experience take?
Flights are booked in 20-minute time slots. Please arrive before your reserved time.
How many people fly together?
Nine people can experience the virtual mission together.
Can wheelchair users participate?
Yes. The VR experience can be offered outside the rocket to visitors using a wheelchair.
Can I book for a school class?
School classes register separately and do not use the public booking links.
Where does SpaceBuzz take place?
SpaceBuzz will be located at Peter-Kaiser-Platz in Vaduz
Information for School Classes
On Monday and Tuesday mornings, SpaceBuzz is reserved for registered school classes with children aged 9 to 12. The programme lasts one hour per class. The virtual mission is combined with accompanying activities that connect space travel with science, technology, professions and regional expertise. Free learning materials are available to help teachers prepare for and follow up on the experience in class. Schools register separately and do not use the public booking link.
Book SpaceBuzz for a school class
Email: HFFL@hilti.com
Subject: Booking request for a school class – SpaceBuzz Liechtenstein
Organiser & Partners
Organised by the Hilti Foundation
Partners: SpaceBuzz Foundation, pepperMINT and OST – Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences