Triennale Milano - Contemporary Italian Design

Triennale Museum for Italian design

In the Parco Sempione you find the exhibition halls of the Trienniale. The Triennale in Milan was founded in 1933.

In addition to permanent exhibitions such as the permanent Collezione del design italiano, Coffee Design, the Fiat Cafe La Triennale, l'Art Book, every three years changing art exhibitions take place.

From 1923 for 10 years, the Biennale was held in Monza and was moved to Milan in 1933.

Palazzo dell’Arte Triennale Milano

This was at the last will and testament of the textile magnate Antonio Bernocchi who dedicated his fortune to the interaction between industry, production and applied art.

Also thanks to this foundation Italy is a world leader in the field of modern industrial design.

The Palazzo dell'Arte in the Parco Sempione houses exhibitions of Italian design and many temporary exhibitions of design and modern art.

The Palazzo dell'Arte is also home to the Teatro dell'Arte.

Triennale Design Museum

In 2007, the Triennale Design Museum was inaugurated, which represents the most important collection of modern Italian design. The dynamic museum constantly updating their and offers the viewer an insight into the diversity and expression of Italian design in the course of time.

In addition to exhibitions of contemporary art, the Triennial is a place for study and research, and a meeting place for interactive and experimental art.

Visit the art exhibitions at the Triennale

open:

• Tue-Sun 10:30am - 08:30 pm
• Thursday until 11:00 pm
• closed on Mondays
• The garden is open from April to October.

Inside the museum, Conference rooms and Caffè is free wireless internet.

Triennale Design Café & Restaurant

In the Triennale Design Cafe you can relax and refresh in an unusual atmosphere.

open:

• Tuesday - Sunday 10.30 am - 08.00 pm
• Thursday 10.30 am - 11.30 pm
• closed on Mondays

Kiosk sculpture by Giorgio Roccamonte

Camparitivo in Triennale

For April 2012, there has been created the project Camparitivo in Triennale, a joint project of Camparisoda and the Triennale di Milano.
The places was created by designer Matteo Ragni in memory of Depero, a master of Futurism and creator of Camparisoda mini bottles. Camparitivo in Triennale is an oasis and meeting place with centuries-old trees in the garden of the Triennial.

open:

• Tuesday - Sunday 11.30 am - 11.00 pm
• Thursday and Friday 11.30 am - 12.00 pm
• closed on Mondays

Garden of the Triennale

The garden of the Triennial has been reopened in 2005 on occasion of the exhibition open-air design during the furniture fair, Salone del Mobile. Over the years, various installations and sculptures, such as the fallen moon, the wood ladder, the Hebdomerus, the women, the millipedes have found a lovely place in the garden.

Bagni Misteriosi

The Group of bathers "Bagni Misteriosi" was created by Giorgio De Chirico in occasion of the exhibition Art - Contact - City during the XV Triennale Milano 1973. The group of sculptures from Vicenza stone was restored between 2009 and 2011. A part of the sculptur is located at the entrance of the Museo Novecento.

Group of bathers "Bagni Misteriosi"