Rovereto (80 km from Malé)
One of the most important European museums with modern and contemporary works of art.
Trento (55 km from Malé)
Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
The Muse museum is a cutting-edge centre for the diffusion of scientific culture that together with the traditional aspects associated with natural history and research, which is common for all organizations that are linked to science and nature, it has also added a special emphasis on ethical and social issues and on current matters like ecology and sustainable development.
Sanzeno - Val di Non (24 km from Malé)
This museum hosts an exhibit of the most important archaeological artifacts discovered in the area, starting from prehistoric times, then from the Rhaetian and Roman periods and the Early Middle Ages with the arrival of the Goths and Lombards.
PANORAMIC WALK TO THE SAN ROMEDIO SHRINE
From the Museo Retico you can follow a trail created along a narrow canyon that in an hour will take you to the San Romedio Shrine, a must to visit from a cultural and artistic point of view.
Vigo di Ton - Val di Non (32 km from Malé)
Located on top of a hill in a panoramic position, this majestic castle was the home of one of the most powerful feudal families of the area.
Today it is one of the most important museums of the entire alpine arch.
Rovereto (81 km from Malé)
The first and only futurist museum in Italy
Tassullo - Val di Non (19 km from Malé)
Castel Valer is located in a panoramic position near the town of Tassullo. The castle's tower which is 40 m high, is the highest in the entire province of Trento and has an octagonale shape.
It is possible to visit the «Madruzziane» rooms, the gothic kitchen, the study, the coat of arms room, the loggia, the cellars, the internal courtyard, the gardens and the chapel.
Rovereto (81 km from Malé)
Coredo - Val di Non (25 km from Malé)
A fascinating way to discover this castle located in one of the oldest hamlets in Val di Non. Castel Coredo is an austere stately building. The existing compact 4-storey building dates back to 1726.
It houses valuable furnishings, hunting trophies and a small art gallery, largely consisting of portraits of ancestors and members of the House of Habsburg.
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