The steep slopes at the end of the Malbun valley surround the little resort of Malbun (1600 m) like an arena. The small scale of this little mountain village and the traffic-calming measures in the centre of the village make Malbun a particularly family-friendly resort. The children’s entertainment programme "Malbun Rascals" keeps children happy during high season.

The extensive network of mountain footpaths around Malbun leads you into an idyllic, virtually untouched natural landscape. The geography of this little country makes it an outstanding bikers’ destination, with lots of tricky dedicated trails and paths. An ideal starting point for hiking and mountain biking tours is the top of the chair-lift on the Sareiser Joch. Fun for the little ones is guaranteed at the children’s playground on the sunny panorama terrace of the mountain restaurant (2015 m) or at the Pet Donkey Zoo.

Distances are small in the “little country”. Vaduz is only 15 km away from Malbun: reason enough to enjoy the cultural offerings in the “little town” from time to time, even if you are holidaying in Malbun.

Halfway to Vaduz is Triesenberg, perched high above the Rhine valley. At the local history museum, you can find out about the history of this Walser settlement, where the locals still speak a well-preserved Walser dialect.

Winter

At one time, Malbun belonged to the ghosts in winter – it says so in a number of documents from earlier times. Today, the ghosts have been driven out, and Malbun has made a name for itself as a popular, snow-safe and family-friendly winter sports centre. With two chair-lifts, four T-bars and a drag lift, there is access to 21 km of easy slopes rising to 2000 m. There’s a fun park for snowboarders, and also, of course, a winter sports school. 14 km of prepared winter footpaths lead from Malbun to the Sassfürkle (1771 m). Sledgers will love the run down from the Windegga to Malbun or on the floodlit 1000 m long natural sledging run down from Alp Stücka to Steg. From the Maiensäss Steg below Malbun there are 15 km of cross-country skiing trail leading into the idyllic Valüna valley. Three kilometres of this is illuminated at night.

• Ski museum in Malbun – over 100 years of the history of skiing, presented by the former Liechtenstein racing skier Noldi Beck.
• Birds of prey in the Galina Malbun falconry – hawks, owls, eagle owls, ravens, buzzards, falcons, vultures and golden eagles, with spectacular flying demonstrations.
• Sareiser Joch – mountain restaurant with panoramic views over the “little country” and the Rhine valley, with a Pet Donkey Zoo for children.
• Walser local history museum in Triesenberg – this important local heritage collection gives a living insight into the life and history of the Walser community.
• Vaduz museums – Art Museum with the national and state art collection, the National Museum and the Postal Museum.

• Josefi-Langlauf-Stafette in Steg – one of Liechtenstein’s most prestigious sporting events (March).
• Malbun Sommerchilbi – big summer fair with a host of activities, children’s entertainment and regional culinary specialities (July).
• Malbun Donkey Festival – festival all about these cutely obstinate creatures (August).