Male' offers....

		Malè, the main spot of Val di Sole Malè is the valley's administrative and economic centre, 750 m. on the sea level. Of Roman origins, in the XIII century it was one of the most important market towns of the region. In Malè live about 2.000 people and in the whole valley about 14.500.

As the major commmerce and service centre of the valley, Malè is able to satisfy all residents and guests demands, even in the peak touristic seasons. Tourists like to come shopping, because they can find everything they need.		Handicraft plays an important part in the economy of Val di Sole, where it is represented by numerous workshops. In Malè it is possible to watch traditional iron and wood working. Malè offers also a wide range of sports and cultural events.

		Malè, you will feel at home As it is one of those magic places one falls easily in love with. It is easy to fall in love with the village, with its surrounding mountains and its squares. With its friendly atmosphere, one feels a guest here. Everybody is welcomed in the hotels, restaurants and shops. In fact, all hotels and restaurants are strictly family-run.
Malè's feature is both winter and summer tourism; its climate and its natural environment completely meet the taste of sports and nature enthusiasts. Major attractions are skiing and hiking in the breathtaking Stelvio National Park and Adamello-Brenta Natural Park.

Of particular cultural interest is the Archbishop Church "S. Maria Assunta", which dates back to 1183.
It was rebuilt between the XVth and the XVIth century, and finally restored to its present state in the late XIX century.

Beside the church is the Saint Valentine's Chapel with its Renaissance loggia, which played a special role in plague times. Holy Mass was celebrated up here, so that the priest could be seen by the whole congregation.

VAL DI SOLE MUSEUM

It is managed by the cultural association "Centro Studi Val di Sole". It is a most interesting museum which exhibites all signs of local mountain civilization. One can see original rooms such as the bedroom and kitchen, handicrafts shops such as the shoemaker's, coppersmith's, carpentry, and the blacksmith's. Moreover, on display there are important documents and manuscripts by the local mycologist Giacomo Bresadola.

Opening hours:
Summer: Monday to Saturday - Winter: Christmas and Easter time
10.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m., 4.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.

Entrance is free, but a donation is appreciated.
If required, the museum can be visited (out of the above hours) by groups.
Please call in advance 0463 901272

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