Experience nature
The region of Birka was acquired by the municipality of Mauren in 1971 and entrusted to the Ornithological Association of Mauren.
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In Malbun, free book boxes are available to visitors along scenic walking and hiking trails.
Embark on an exciting treasure hunt in the picturesque mountain village of Malbun and discover the Liechtenstein mountains.
Owl, hunting falcon, hawk & eagle - experience falconry
Be in the middle of it, in the fascination of birds of prey - completely private.
The birds of prey show put on by Galina Falconry Centre is an unforgettable experience in the heart of the mountains.
The high-rope adventure park in Forst near Triesen offers an unforgettable experience for children and adults alike.
The Grossabünt Outdoor Leisure Centre in Gamprin is Liechtenstein's swimming and leisure facility and covers a total area of 4.5 hectares.
The Malbun Explorer's Trail begins above the Schlucher meeting point and ends at the Sass-Seeli. The trail is also easily accessible during the winter months.
In Malbun, young and old can enjoy spectacular open-air swings with fantastic views along the swing trail. The swing trail is a source of fun for the whole family and the young at heart. In addition, the trail presents a...
Get to know Liechtenstein from its "natural" site and join an experienced nature photographer.
With our picnic package you can combine relaxing and enjoying our wonderful nature with delicacies from Liechtenstein. Indulgence guaranteed.
Yoga in the snow combines the wonderful aspects of yoga with the beauty of Liechtenstein's nature.
The Sareis chairlift in the wintersports paradise of Malbun whisks visitors up to 2000 metres above sea level, where they can enjoy magnificent panoramic views from the terrace of the nearby mountain restaurant.
High above the Malbuntal Valley, at 2000m altitude, visitos can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountain landscape from the large terrace of the Sareis mountain restaurant.
Since the highest point of the Liechtenstein Trail is only about 1100 metres above sea level, the entire route can usually be completed during the winter months.