Ticket for the Pierre Gianadda Foundation in Martigny

You visit the Fondation Pierre Gianadda in Martigny, one of Switzerland's most renowned cultural centres. You stroll through prestigious art exhibitions featuring masterpieces from various eras.

In the archaeological section, you discover Martigny's Roman past through impressive finds. The car collection showcases lovingly restored vintage cars from the early days of automobile history.

Outside, you enjoy the sculpture garden with artworks set in a carefully designed park landscape. This way, you experience a varied day full of art, history, technology, and garden design.

• Wheelchairs are available at the foundation.
• A separate entrance, ramps, and elevators provide access to all areas of the foundation (maximum weight: 220 kg).
• Please register any required assistance at the reception.
• Folding stools are available in the museum.

• Guide dogs, assistance dogs, and dogs in training are welcome in the museum.
• Small dogs can be brought in a bag or basket. They must not place their paws on the floor inside the museum or the sculpture park.
• Medium and large dogs, as well as dogs in strollers, are not allowed.

• Outdoor parking lot right next to the foundation, open 24/7.
• 7:00 AM–7:00 PM: free, maximum parking duration 5 hours.
• 7:00 PM–7:00 AM: free.
• The parking lot is equipped with four charging stations for electric vehicles.

• Take bus line 201 towards Martigny-Croix and get off at Martigny, Fondation Gianadda.
• From there, it’s a 3-minute walk to the foundation.