The blue path
This naturally includes the beginnings of the brand - with the production of mountaineering equipment and the world's first K2 expedition in 1954, during which the Italian mountaineers were equipped with down jackets by Moncler. Videos of driving snow, tents flapping in the wind and archive pieces such as the iconic Karakorum jacket bring the atmosphere of that time back to life.
The white trail
Snow-covered mountains as a backdrop lead visitors further onto the slopes of this world. At the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, Moncler was the official outfitter of the French Alpine skiing team - and this year the circle is complete in Milan Cortina: the fashion label is outfitting the Brazilian team.
Other highlights from the archives and private collections include a creation by Parisian designer Chantal Thomass from the 1980s and a Paninaro down jacket from 1990, signed by legendary Italian skier Alberto Tomba.
The red trail
On the last section, visitors can follow the performance and design development of the only luxury brand with mountain DNA.
A mirrored catwalk creates an optical illusion that represents the brand's unique past and diverse future - from its debut at New York Fashion Week 2010 to the exclusive preview of the autumn/winter 2026 collection, which was unveiled in Aspen at the end of January.