Mauren, Liechtenstein
Mauren follows Central European Time and changes to Central European Summer Time during daylight saving. It shares one clock with Schaanwald and all other Liechtenstein communities, but its position and mountain horizon give it locally specific sunrise and sunset conditions.
Mauren, Liechtenstein
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+2 · Europe/Vaduz
Time and sun data for Mauren — the largest city of Mauren
The sun in Mauren
Sunrise 06:46 Solar noon 13:22 Sunset 19:59 Daylight 13 h 13 min Night 10 h 47 min Civil twilight 06:14 – 20:30
Liechtenstein · 34 cities
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- Mauren 4 404
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- Betsche
- Binza
- Breita
- Bretscha
- Egeta
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- Fürstafeld
- Gampalütz
- Garlanga
- Glenn
- Guler
- Hinderbüela
- Hinterer Schaanwald
- Höll
- Krummenacker
- Lacha
- Lutzfeld
- Lutzfeld
- Mauren
- Mittlerer Schaanwald
- Obera Berg
- Oksner
- Popers
- Purtscher
- Quadera
- Sandgrueb
- Schaanwald
- Speckemad
- Steinbös
- Tils
- Under Berg
- Vorderer Schaanwald
- Weier
- Wert
Current time in Mauren, Liechtenstein
Mauren is on UTC+1 during standard time and UTC+2 during the daylight-saving season. These are identified as CET and CEST. Since the active offset depends on the date, the current time display is preferable to a permanent manual conversion.
The same clock applies across Liechtenstein and in nearby countries using the same Central European rules. Journeys within the country require no watch adjustment. International plans can be less straightforward when the second location does not observe daylight saving or changes its clocks on a different timetable.
Mauren’s clocks agree with its neighbours; arranging for everyone to arrive together remains a separate discipline.
Mauren, Schaanwald, and other communities
The municipality includes Mauren and Schaanwald. Schaanwald lies near Liechtenstein’s border with Austria and is a useful reference for local travel, while Mauren is the municipal centre. Both places have identical official time and seasonal clock changes.
Larger or nationally prominent Liechtenstein communities include: Schaan, the largest municipality by population Vaduz, the country’s capital Triesen, a major Rhine Valley settlement Balzers, the southernmost municipality
Eschen, a neighbouring northern municipality Liechtenstein has no internal time-zone divisions. The value of choosing Mauren specifically lies in the local context: sunrise, sunset, weather, and terrain can vary, even where civil time is shared. That distinction is useful for walkers, commuters, and anyone planning work outdoors.
Morning and evening light in Mauren
The interval between sunrise and sunset grows longer toward summer and shorter toward winter. Exact times change continuously with the date. A daily listing therefore gives more practical guidance than a single general estimate for the municipality.
Mauren’s mountain surroundings can influence observed sunlight. The calculated sunrise describes the sun crossing a standard horizon, but high ground may keep a particular location shaded longer. In the afternoon or evening, direct sun may vanish behind terrain before the formal sunset time.
Check solar times for Mauren rather than a remote reference city. Verify the date and current CET or CEST label. Consider the direction and height of surrounding terrain. Leave enough daylight for the return portion of an outdoor journey.
Questions and answers
- Is Mauren on CET all year?
- No. It uses CET in standard time and CEST during daylight saving.
- Does Schaanwald have the same local time?
- Yes. Schaanwald and Mauren belong to the same municipality and share a clock.
- Why should walkers check sunset locally?
- The date, geographic position, terrain, and weather all affect how much usable evening light is available.