Winter sports resort Malbun in Liechtenstein — MALBUN - between 1600 and 2100 meters above sea level | © Liechtenstein Marketing

Winter vacation in the Principality of Liechtenstein
Aeulestrasse 30
9490 Vaduz

In the mountain village of Malbun is very idyllic and not crowded. The hotels are located directly on the slopes and in the entire ski area there are only chair and drag lifts.

SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING

The Malbun ski area is located at an altitude between 1,600 and 2,100 meters above sea level and has 23 kilometers of slopes with easy to challenging runs. Three modern chairlifts, one with seat heating and wind hoods, as well as a double ski lift will take you and your family up to 2,000 meters above sea level.
The Malbun snowboard and ski school offers individual and group courses in all disciplines. Up to 60 certified ski and snowboard instructors help the little and big students to learn the basics on the skis or the board.

The youngest find winter joy in MALBI-PARK
In the middle of the cozy family resort there is the children's land malbi-Park for children. Here the little ones make their first attempts at skiing or improve their skills. On 3,600 square meters of snow, skiing fun becomes an unforgettable experience. On the "malbi-teppich" the little slope kings glide like on a conveyor belt 40 meters uphill...

Family Winter in Malbun | © Liechtenstein Marketing
Skiing fun in the MALBI Park | © Liechtenstein Marketing

great winter experiences.

For guests who are less into skiing and snowboarding, but also for those who haven't had enough afterwards, there are various ways to get active.

Climb up an ice tower, fly with a helicopter over the snow-covered peaks of the mountains and explore the next snowshoe tour in untouched nature. Adventurous but also relaxed tours with suitable equipment can be booked with regional guides.

The hit for cold winter days with the family is a guided llama tour. Afterwards, enjoy a tasty cheese fondue under the stars or let yourself be lured to Vaduz on Wheels. Here it's off to "on the ice" with roller skates this year.