Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Toni-Areal
Toni-Areal, Pfingstweidstrasse 96, Zürich, Switzerland
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Museums nearby
- Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst
- 979 m
- Kunsthalle Zürich
- 979 m
- Daros Exhibitions
- 1,01 km / 0,63 mi
- Theater-Atelier
- 1,32 km / 0,82 mi
- Theater-Atelier
- 1,32 km / 0,82 mi
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Toni-Areal
The Museum für Gestaltung is Switzerland’s leading museum for design and visual communication.Our annex at Toni-Areal is located in Zurich’s thriving, trendy western district. What was once Europe’s largest yoghurt factory is now the campus of Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). Here, our changing exhibitions build a bridge to teaching and research, present experimental projects, and take a position in current design debates. The Toni-Areal houses our collection with over 500,000 objects. Take a look behind the scenes of this impressive collection on one of our guided tours! Besides the Media and Information Centre (MIZ), you will be able to discover an almost inexhaustible archive of design history. Our museum shop offers a range of high-quality everyday objects for domestic use.
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Exhibitions and events
Swiss Design Collection
Temporary exhibition until 31.12.2028The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich holds the largest international design collection in Switzerland. The permanent exhibition presents highlights from it and makes parts of the archive accessible. The...
Sabine Marcelis – Light and Color
Temporary exhibition from 30.10.2026Sabine Marcelis creates sensual experiences out of light, color, and materiality. Her first museum exhibition features works and spaces in which plays of light generate an immersive experience....
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