Hutterite’s ceramists moved here in the 17.th century, which worked here for more then 200 years.
Pálfi’s richness was in large woods, which they intensively cultivated. They invited specialists from Tyrol to a people into a forest’s goverment, to build sawmill together with monorail. In 1872 a postroad was opened, which joined Bratislava with Brno and Wien. Till year 1891 a railway to Bratislava was opened.
The area of Franciscan’s church is highly evaluated. Altar in this church is slit from wood with a statue of Taintless Virgin Maria and it was been here since year 1720. There is also an organ in the church since year 1729 and the epitaph of Mikuláš Palfi, which is there since 1741. Best-know place of the church is the Holy Stairs. There are only three of these in the world. Under the church, in the larges crypts you could found the heart of the founder of the temple - Pavol and his son Ján Anton, both of them closed in silver boxes. The first heart was lost in last century, the second is still in the box in the form of heart.
In the crossroads in the public square stands famous statue called „Severín“. It is a statue of František Xaverský, which is remembered since 1773.
After the second world war were new industrial stores built and the population growed up to 10 000 inhabitants, who settled here because of their jobs. The result was large developement of flats, schools, and cultural and social facilities a. s. o. Nowadays, the population of Malacky is about 20 000 inhabitants.