An educational and interactive display completely dedicated to the world of wood, with a special focus on woodworking and its development over the centuries. Are you a curious traveller, always on the lookout for the more genuine, authentic aspects of the places you visit, attracted to local traditions and characteristics? Do you like to take home a souvenir from the places you have seen, an expression of the area you visited, a gift that tells the story of real people? In that case we suggest you take a look at the articles made by Falegnameria Baggia.Wood is the main player in Malè, in Val di Sole, in a new multimedia museum experience for learning and interaction.
Fattore Legno is a journey of discovery into wood: this unique, living material that more than any other has accompanied man, helping him throughout his history. Suffice to think of fire, the first homes and early tools. A link that has never been broken and has, on the contrary, evolved over time, from homes on stilts to klimahouses, from bonfires to high-performance wood-fired stoves, from the most rudimental of tools to complex works of art. Not just a job, this is also an art: one of the singular characteristics of Fattore Legno is the chance it offers to watch artisans at work, discovering how their knowhow combined with cutting-edge technologies is perfect for the production of one-of-a-kind articles with the quality that only expert craftsmen can guarantee.This is a unique experience in Trentino as it is not just a museum but also focuses on the work itself and how this is carried out in the twenty-first century. From trees to finished product. A world of exciting experiences following the infinite grain of wood.
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Sanzeno - Val di Non (24 km from Malé)
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PANORAMIC WALK TO THE SAN ROMEDIO SHRINE
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Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
Molina di Ledro (115 km from Malé)
Trento (55 km from Malé)
Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
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Trento (55 km from Malé)
Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
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Campodenno - Val di Non (32 km from da Malé)
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Trento (55 km from Malé)
Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
Rovereto (81 km from Malé)
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from 05.06. For opening times and access please consult the website: www.castellivaldinon.it
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Also reachable by train from Mezzana (66 km)
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Also reachable by train from Mezzana (51 km)
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