In the trendy Zürich-West district, the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich has its second location in the Toni-Areal, the campus of the Zurich University of the Arts. With changing exhibitions, it builds a bridge to the university, shows experimental projects and takes a stand on current debates in design.

We recommend traveling by public transport:
Tram 4, stop "Toni-Areal"

Zurich Hardbrücke station is only a 12-minute walk away. You will find parking spaces for bicycles around the Toni-Areal.

Please note that the museum does not have its own car parking spaces. Paid parking is available in the nearby parking garage Parkhaus P-West.

For information on accessibility at Toni-Areal, please contact Manuela Moor: 
+41 43 446 67 35
manuela.moor@zhdk.ch

Do you need additional information or have specific questions about the visit?

The museum brings together its collections - design, graphics, decorative arts and posters - with a total of over 580,000 objects at the Toni-Areal site. The collection archives can be visited as part of regular guided tours.

The museum store in the Toni-Areal invites you to discover a carefully selected range of design objects to match the changing exhibitions. Depending on the exhibition, limited edition products are offered that are designed and produced in collaboration with selected product designers and artists.

You can also conveniently order posters, publications and selected editions online. Visit us and let us inspire you!

Europe's largest milk processing plant produced the famous yogurt in a jar on the Toni site until 1999. The huge building from 1977 is representative of a piece of industrial history that has left a lasting mark on the surrounding neighborhood. The conversion and transformation process of the former milk factory began in 2009 on behalf of Allreal. The architectural firm EM2N was responsible for the conversion from 2011-2014. Today, the Toni-Areal offers space for teaching, research, culture, gastronomy and living. Over 5,000 students, lecturers, researchers and employees study and work here.