Triennale di Milano
Museum Gallery
4.5 (8323 reviews)
Museum with permanent & temporary design-related exhibits on themes from architecture to furniture.
Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
+39 02 724341
Did You Know?
Founding Year
The Triennale di Milano was established in 1923, initially as the 'Biennale delle Arti Decorative' in Monza, before moving to Milan and becoming a triennial event.
Iconic Architecture
Its distinctive home, the Palazzo dell'Arte, was designed by renowned Italian architect Giovanni Muzio and completed in 1933, becoming a landmark of rationalist architecture.
Triennial Exhibitions
The name 'Triennale' refers to its original intention of holding major international exhibitions every three years, focusing on decorative arts, architecture, and design.
Home of Italian Design
It houses the Museo del Design Italiano (Museum of Italian Design), showcasing iconic pieces and the evolution of Italian design from the post-war period to the present.
Highlights from Reviews
• Innovative Exhibits
Exhibitions are praised for their creative curation, inventive design, and unique ways of presenting data and ideas.
• Beautiful Architecture
The museum is housed in an amazing building with beautiful architecture, offering a modern and inspiring aesthetic.
• Welcoming Staff
Visitors consistently highlight the staff as kind, friendly, helpful, and supportive, enhancing the overall experience.
• Appealing Gardens
The museum features beautiful gardens and outdoor spaces, often with art installations, providing a pleasant area to relax.
• Free/Accessible Entry
Many visitors appreciate the availability of free sections, free entry during certain periods, or a re-entry policy for tickets.
