Museum für Gestaltung Zürich

If you're visiting this museum, definitely opt to pay for entry to both locations. We visited this one with our kids and only had a day in Zurich so skipped the other location. That being said, the Design for All? exhibit was really cool with plenty to hold the interest of myself, my wife (who is a graphic designer), and our two kids (7 and 5). There was a good variety of design fields represented, from engineering to signage to fashion. Our kids particularly loved learning about braille with the hands on braille Lego set. Really nice selection in the gift shop too, and the building that houses the museum is great for a wander, with some really lovely spaces and architecture. The location is super, being very close to transport links.

Modern museum. Works only until 5pm (on weekends also). Check the nice museum shop for special objects or books. There is much space for all kinds of activities. The coffee stand was closed and a cantina was dead empty and uninviting. Visited an exhibition about Japanese Graphics art and liked it very much.

A serious study center for artists and musicians like few others in the world.

Super cool exhibition on right now with the works of Margrit Linck, Switzerland’s peioneering Ceramicist! The museum store is also next level! Loved the curation! It is within a university building for art students so there is a buzz and art vibe everywhere there!

Recent visit was very interesting and brought a lot of joy and inspiration, as it was on Japanse graphic design. A few artists were highlighted and their work was very well presented. Sadly Google doesn't allow to upload any photo's for whatever reason....

This is a review about the museum, not the Talking Bodies exhibition, which was excellent. The museum is right on the tram so great for access. Staff are friendly if a little unsure of what they're really doing. The café charges CHF3 for tap water. And people wonder why people hate going to museums.

For me the best museum ever! Always interesting exhibition topics with a focus on design. I also love the small shop with the products and the coffee place Inside.

Great exhibitions and design through the time. Cafe with sweets and snacks. Well spended day by rainy weathers.

Place to be. Entrance a bit pricey as for number of exhibitions- there were 3 rooms in total. Great for social design passionates as Well as for communication freaks. I didn't like that no photos nor having your bottle of water were allowed but overall very interesting content and very cool things to see.