Teatre-Museu Dalí Info and Reviews

Positive experience: Unique museum as it is of the most delirious artist of our time. The most recognized works were missing. A plus is that the museum entrance includes the jewels. The approximate visiting time is about 2h-2:30h to see it well
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Fantastic experience: A total immersion in Dalí's genius madness! Visiting the Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum is not just an excursion, it's a journey into the subconscious of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. I highly recommend it
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Fantastic experience: For those of us who are true lovers of the grotesque work of this genius of artistic creation in its most delirious expressions, this visit is a must. Surrealist painter, overflowing imagination, together with his wife, Gala, made their lives a legend where eroticism, the idea of life and death transformed into ants, insects, eggs, or melting clocks conspire. A character, as reviled as he is idolized, mad, genius, lived a permanent battle with himself, as well as in the social and family sphere. All this is explained very well if you take a guided tour. His entire work is a marvel: Mae West's room is an unmissable classic, with those red lips that are an armchair and those curtains for hair. Works to meditate on, trying to find the nonexistent logic, integral nudes, grotesque animals, a Cadillac just upon entering that was the one he used on the day of his wedding. You have to come see it to peek into the madness and genius of this prophet of Cadaqués.
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Fantastic experience: Excellent. Something impossible to imagine!
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Fantastic experience: Beautiful museum... certainly if you are going to spend 3 hours in Figueres, then it is a must... 10 euros for the entrance and it is worth it.
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Fantastic experience: It's the best museum I've visited, Dalí was a genius, I love it❤️
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Fantastic experience: Beautiful. A wonder. Worth visiting. No rush. 100% recommended.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible place where there is a huge amount of works by Dalí. We can appreciate the different moments of the genius, and the museum was designed by him. His tomb is also there. Most are surrealist works, but there is an impressive variety.
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Positive experience: Too many people at once (lots of groups) to enjoy it comfortably. Maybe they should mix individual visits less with group ones. Nobody indicates anything about the route; it’s not difficult, but given the cost of the ticket, a certain level of attention would be appreciated; for example, upon entering, they should explain how it will be. I waited a while in the cloakroom and no one showed up, so I ended up carrying my things throughout the tour. I can definitely value the attention of the ticket sales employee very positively; she was very helpful.
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Fantastic experience: Great museum and visual and sensory experience
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Fantastic experience: Wonderful Museum. The only thing I can say that was annoying is the number of non-local children with zero respect for the place or the people visiting it (screaming, kicking the air like playing ninjas, another hitting the walls, etc), I think there should be more control and restriction on this type of behavior in these places.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible visit to see a large part of the work of the magnificent genius Salvador Dalí, a visionary and of course very ahead of his time. Recommended.
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Positive experience: A must-see in the area, but with a lot of people, even at the end of April, it doesn’t allow you to be in front of the works for more than a few seconds. Very elaborate, labyrinthine museography, and with interesting artists (Piranesi among others). Information about Dalí's life is needed, even if it is less glorious for the character (his relationship with García Lorca, his sister, with the surrealists and why they distanced themselves…). Special thoughts for the young woman at the cloakroom that we crossed in Girona the day before who was super nice!
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Positive experience: The museum, the theater, and Dalí's work are well worth it, although I find the ticket prices excessive. It's preferable to buy tickets in advance, as they may not be available at the box office on the same day. Crowding on weekends and the system of turns can be improved. With the ticket, you can enter the Museum of Empordà and you get a discount at the Toy Museum and the Dalí House-Museum.
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Fantastic experience: A space beyond all logic, with the genius of being crowned by eggs and with all the essence of Dalí. Every corner has a detail that surprises you, the seating area with its central artwork is magnificent, but the curtain part with that glass dome simply leaves you speechless. The rest of the corridors and rooms houses very recognizable works of the painter. A must-stop for any art lover.
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Positive experience: This review is different; it goes for people who are accompanying others and are not interested in art and similar things. It’s a museum of a guy who was crazy and makes sculptures and totally random things (some are disturbing). The museum can be seen in about two hours (taking photos and such). There are 4 floors (no elevator) but the last one is not Dalí’s, it’s paintings by other people. The experience can become a bit overwhelming at times, as they let in a lot of people at once, and even though the place is big, there are narrow hallways, and people get crowded. There are some rooms with chairs to rest. As for the line, buy the ticket online, there are passes every 15 minutes so come at your time. If you come early, you will have to wait until your time, and don’t worry, even if there’s a line, you’ll get in anyway. (I believe that if you come 15 minutes later than your time, they won’t let you in, so don’t be late). The restrooms are fine, on the first floor. The souvenir shop is a robbery. Tips: *In the lips seat room, there’s like an altar with stairs that people climb to look through a kind of magnifying glass... It’s not worth waiting if there’s a line, it looks the same just with hair. *There are places to drop a coin; I saw someone drop it and literally throw the money away. *In the end, the best photo is the one you take outside, with the Figueras sign where the building is visible behind.
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Positive experience: The staff both at the ticket office and inside the Museum were super friendly. Inside, overcrowded with the public, it was not possible to see the exhibited paintings, you had to keep dodging people. It did not turn out to be an enjoyable visit, if you cannot appreciate what you went to see.
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Positive experience: Incredible. It's definitely worth it. To point out a downside, the capacity. It's very overwhelming. They should allow access to fewer people at each entry or make it more spaced out.
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Fantastic experience: What an experience! I had visited their museum in the United States and have been a fan of their works for many years. I admire the art behind it, and having the opportunity to visit their city and see what they achieved was a dream. Those who experience it will understand. If you go to Spain, a train trip to Figueres is definitely worth it.
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Fantastic experience: Recommended! He was a genius with a complicated mindset.
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Fantastic experience: One of the best museums I have visited. A spectacular building with many things to see. I highly recommend the guided tour 100%. ;)
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Fantastic experience: Highly recommended. It's a world, full of surrealism, to contemplate in every detail. It's a pity that Dalí's most famous paintings are not housed in this museum, which would be ideal. However, despite this, it is definitely worth entering.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible place, created by Dalí himself.
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Positive experience: It is a museum different from the typical ones. It is worth visiting. Although the price is very high. I found it to be quite disorganized and there were issues with the lighting. Also, the fact that there are so many people makes it less enjoyable. Very difficult to park and access.
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Positive experience: I knew it 30 years ago, I went to remember, very good
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Fantastic experience: the best exhibition about Dali
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Positive experience: It is A SHAME!!! you pay for a time slot....and when you arrive they are selling more tickets....plus the groups from schools, institutes....etc etc etc...... In total.. you enter and from the stress after waiting a year.... YOU RUN OUT YOU CANNOT STAY INSIDE THIS MUSEUM. People brush against you, cut in front of you on the stairs, the halls are like a sandwich one in front and another behind and you are in the middle squeezed and rubbed by bellies.... Seriously, what a great DISAPPOINTMENT!!! ORGANIZE BETTER AS THAT'S WHAT YOU PAY FOR THE TICKET...AND MAKE MORE SENSE OF THE TIME SLOTS...IT IS 100% DECORATIVE ...THERE IS NO ORDER ... HORRIBLE
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Fantastic experience: It deserves a lot, in my opinion very interesting, I have enjoyed its legacy.
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Positive experience: It’s very fun, crazy and entertaining like Dali was, I don’t like the few security measures that the artworks have, hundreds of people walking among the artworks, I saw one who was about to fall on his backside on a sculpture...
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Fantastic experience: House museum dedicated to the famous artist. 20 euros for entry, I expected to have a discount for being a civil servant teacher, but no. I didn't find too many difficulties in parking for free about 10 minutes walking.
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Fantastic experience: Visiting the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is a unique and surreal experience, just as Dalí himself would have wanted. From the moment you arrive, the architecture of the building immerses you in his dreamlike world. Inside, each room is a work of art in itself, with paintings, sculptures, and installations that showcase the artist's genius and eccentricity. The Mae West room and the impressive dome stand out. It’s a must-visit place for art lovers and Dalí enthusiasts. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance and take the time to enjoy every detail. An unforgettable visit!
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Positive experience: Not suitable for people with reduced mobility, the structure of the theater makes it difficult, they told us. You have to climb up to 4 floors and there is no elevator, only a ramp at the entrance. The museum is very good, with a lot of security, well maintained and clean.
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Fantastic experience: Every few years I come and enjoy the visit. Very beautiful. I love Dalí and that there are more and more authors.
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Positive experience: We loved the museum! It is breathtaking, everything is clean and I really liked that there were works from different artistic periods of Dalí. SPOILER: I don't give it 5 stars for some suggestions I would like to make: the technique used in the paintings or works in general is never mentioned (only the year they were created), there is hardly any audio content about the works (the audio guide has super limited content and only provides a brief explanation of the first rooms) and many of the titles of the paintings and sketches have not been added (or maybe they never had an official name). On the other hand, I believe they should limit the number of people allowed per session or specify concrete times for high school students. In general terms, the museum is overcrowded with adults, children, or teenagers. Considering the cost of the admission, I think these items could be improved. Putting those points aside, the museum and the exhibitions are incredible.
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Fantastic experience: It is a very beautiful place, with many great works. Although the ticket prices are quite high, they are in line with European private museums. To address a downside, I would say that the route signage is not clear and you might miss some things to see.
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Positive experience: Crowds despite the reservation with time slots every fifteen minutes. The museum staff does not maintain any order regarding the noise and disorder occurring in the rooms. A deeply regrettable spectacle, especially from the French visitors. It is not possible to enjoy the experience of a wonderful museum. Better to go during the week and definitely not in the summer. Additionally, there are missing labels on some paintings, making it hard to understand their layout in the rooms. Poor management of the museum overall.
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Fantastic experience: A museum that left me amazed. It is very beautiful and easy to see. Highly recommended
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Fantastic experience: Very good experience. We were attended by Anna, a great guide. She captured the attention of the little ones with games and anecdotes for each room. The kids had a great time.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible experience, a museum different from the rest.
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Fantastic experience: Dalí does not disappoint!!! A “very crazy” museum that takes you through part of the great work of the Great Master Salvador Dalí.
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Positive experience: A wonder but a huge flaw: if you haven't hired a guide, you only have the museum's app (with a very unpleasant robotic voice) that doesn't explain anything about all the artworks you are seeing. After 50 years of existence, something more was expected... My recommendation: guided tour! But above all, that the museum evolves in this regard.
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Fantastic experience: Simply a wonderful museum, you need a morning to see the great works of this great master of imagination.
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Fantastic experience: Dalí theater museum is a must-visit. With a guide, it's much better.
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Positive experience: The visit is a must, the whole building and its contents are fantastic. For an average family, the entrance fee is quite high, 19 e. It is unclear why his body is there instead of being buried with his beloved Gala as he wished throughout his life. He wouldn't like that cold and dreary hall.
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Positive experience: The museum is very good, to be honest, but they let too many people in at once, and it was overcrowded. We went on a Friday morning in February. There is a lot of variety in Dalí's works, paintings, sculptures, and entire rooms. Even the museum itself is an artwork in many of its parts. The only downside is the amount of people they allow in at the same time.
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Fantastic experience: It is an amazing experience, recommended for all art lovers, psychology enthusiasts, or simply for the curious tourist.
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Fantastic experience: Dalí Museum theater very original. It has different rooms where paintings are mixed with sculptures and the final area where the jewels are is also worth it
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Fantastic experience: The magnificent experience of diving into the Dalí Universe. Additionally, it is pleasant to stroll through the city of Figueres.
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Fantastic experience: I have been there three times and I have enjoyed the visit very much each time. They have iconic works by Dalí, as well as some of his drawings and a few works by other artists. I don't recommend it just for the artworks, mainly it's for the venue itself and how well the building and all its rooms reflect the mind of the genius. I also recommend visiting the jewelry area on the way out. Furthermore, if you go early it's not very crowded and you can see everything in peace.
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Fantastic experience: A must-visit if you go to Figueres. It's much more than a museum; it's a work of art in itself, conceived and built by Dalí himself. It's a unique and unforgettable experience. If you like surrealist art or just want to have a different adventure, you can't miss this visit.
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Fantastic experience: A very complete experience. It is an immersion in the fantastic Dali world to soak yourself in the works of the master.
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Fantastic experience: A must-visit place for any admirer of the historic artist, where his essence is palpable, or simply for anyone who wants to learn a little about him and his life. I recommend booking tickets, as it can get crowded.
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Fantastic experience: A must!! Buy the tickets online. The queue is for each time slot and it's quick. We took 12h, but the best time would be between 13h and 14h if you want to be more relaxed (we went in January and it was full). Keep in mind that it takes 2 hours if you want to enjoy it quietly... it's worth it! The bathrooms are quite acceptable. For parking: either parking or green zone. If you want to park for free, you have to park about 15-20 minutes away walking. That's what we did and well, especially after lunch, you appreciate the walk! By the way, in the room where the photo of the emeritus king is, we had a chat with Manel from the museum staff... how interesting everything he explained to us was! Thanks! Regarding the visit... just to say that it's not a museum to quickly pass through the halls... stop at each one and let the details surprise you... discover them little by little.
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Fantastic experience: Beautiful. Full of history and artworks that are a marvel. A doorway to the soul of Dalí. Photos, his car, audiovisual experience. Everything. Go and enjoy.
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Fantastic experience: A very charming and touristy place, especially because of its history of a very well-known painter like Dalí
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Fantastic experience: Pleasantly surprised by the attention and information received from the attendants, especially Mr. Manel. I went with a friend and could not buy tickets with a guide and did not dare to ask about it. They attended to me and explained all my doubts with exquisite manners. Congratulations Dalí museums!!!
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Positive experience: Access every 15 minutes. It costs €17 on the website. It takes about 90 minutes to see everything. The most famous paintings are missed, but the visit is worth it.
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Fantastic experience: If you come to Figueres, the museum is a must-stop and even if you don't come to Figueres, you should visit the museum at least 2 times in your life and in different years because it is a cultural gift.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible experience. Highly recommended to discover a wide variety of Dalí's works and the history of the museum's construction. I miss a biographical part. The order of the museum is like the artist... special, and that's why you have to pay attention not to miss any room since everything consists of disordered corridors and rooms. As a downside, there are some works that require a coin to interact, which I find tacky considering the entrance fee is €19. People with reduced mobility have no facilities to access the rooms or enjoy some artworks. Highly recommended!
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Fantastic experience: The Museum is spectacular! If you like Dalí, you can't miss it. Go with time, as it takes 2 hours or more if you want to explore it well. The NEGATIVE: it is completely self-guided (sometimes you have to ask for instructions because you get lost visiting rooms) and you have to put up with the mass tourism and the guides who block your way, they rush you... It takes away a bit of tranquility from the visit. The staff is average (some very good, others a bit grumpy/disdainful). I suggest incorporating the edition of 'Alice in Wonderland' illustrated by the genius in the Store since you are left wanting to buy it!!
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Fantastic experience: Amazing and unique! With a guide always... A normal person will never understand this genius without explanations of his life and work
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Fantastic experience: A place I recommend visiting if you're near Figueras. I suggest buying the ticket online. It's a really cool museum that everyone can visit. I really like their shops because you can find very interesting books by the Catalan painter.
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Fantastic experience: A unique experience that allows you to observe Dali's work in stages. A detailed view into surrealism with an interesting gift shop with books.
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Positive experience: It was surprising to find many works that I don't know, it's a beautiful and interesting space, although I admit that I expected to like it more. I loved the reproduction of the Venus de Milo that was on display.
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Fantastic experience: Excellent plan for those who appreciate the art of Salvador Dali, many of the original works can be appreciated here, as well as the very history of the museum that was designed and built by Dali himself.
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Positive experience: Unfortunately, we only saw it from the outside as there was no possibility since there were 30 minutes left to close on Sunday, it was 5 PM and it takes about 90 minutes. It's a pity there were few people since it was October.
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Positive experience: I personally enjoyed it a lot, but a bit sad not to be able to share all the floors and sectors with my partner, as she suffers from hip and lower back pain. An exclusive elevator for wheelchair users would help a lot.
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Fantastic experience: If you go to Figueres, you can't miss visiting the Museum, it's a spectacle! We went with high hopes and expectations, and the truth is we were not disappointed. Salvador was a great artist with exquisite creativity, where his works are always crafted in his many styles! The museum is well located and there is parking nearby to leave the car, I also recommend buying tickets in advance online and arriving a bit early to start lining up for access, then when it's your time they open and you get in quickly. Highly recommended if you go as a couple or with family, it's for all audiences.
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Fantastic experience: Incredible place that will leave you impressed with the Dali theme. A tribute to the great artist with his own creation. It is essential to book online. A must-see in Figueres.
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Positive experience: It's quite good to visit, plus the façade is very peculiar, filled with bread and eggs. There is also a store with Dalí's things.
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Fantastic experience: An excellent museum proposal that invites reflection and awakens all emotions.
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Fantastic experience: Dalí was a genius, I loved his works. The only thing to highlight is the poor organization they have. There are so many people, and even though they have special times for group entry, there was a moment when we waited 20 minutes to see one of his works, and a few more as well. I understand that some people want to see each painting for a long time, but they should also understand that behind them is a line of many people waiting to keep moving and see the paintings. Overall, very beautiful, it’s worth going to see!
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Fantastic experience: Very nice. Both my family and I loved it. I went with two girls aged up to 8 years and they liked it a lot too. Totally recommendable.
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Positive experience: Museum of the great Salvador Dalí, very beautiful, the tour is quite intuitive. I point out that there is a lot of overcrowding and the parking is limited, otherwise it's ok.
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Fantastic experience: The museum exceeded my expectations both in size and in the number of exhibited works. The fact that Dalí worked on its creation is evident and makes a difference. The tour of all the rooms takes approximately 2 hours. I recommend buying tickets online, especially to plan the visit as you can only enter at the selected time.
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Fantastic experience: It wasn't the first time I went, it is an unusual place. There is no other place like it. Dali is a genius whether you like it or not, this place is extraordinary.
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Fantastic experience: Spectacular, I liked it a lot, the building is beautiful and the collection of Dalí, both the jewelry and the graphics, paintings, and works are amazing. A bit crowded with people even with an appointment, the capacity is very high, but it is worth visiting.
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Fantastic experience: Amazing!! You can't overlook this incredible place, you have to visit it, no matter what.
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Positive experience: Very comprehensive, interesting, even fun. Sometimes it lacks because there is little information in the works, they could include more information to go on your own, if not, it’s better to do a guided tour.
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Fantastic experience: An impressive and essential museum to understand the madness of genius Dalí. A beautiful town, Figueres, that hosts the genius of the surrealist master.
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Fantastic experience: We took the option with a guided tour and the truth is we liked it a lot because we could immerse ourselves in the little world of the painter
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Fantastic experience: The nighttime view is a marvel. The theater itself is a work of art filled with Dalí's works. An unmatched and essential view.
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Fantastic experience: It is a must. The visit is very well marked and offers an itinerary that allows you to explore the most famous works, temporary exhibitions, and original corners of the Museum.
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Fantastic experience: Essential whether you like art or not. A labyrinth of Dalí's universe full of his most known works. Not suitable for baby strollers or wheelchair users (lots of stairs) narrow hallways. Full of visitors and I had to wait a while despite having bought the tickets online. Some rooms especially crowded. Despite everything, highly recommended, also for children. Don't miss the small and spectacular collection of jewelry designed by Dalí. I highly recommend visiting the official souvenir shop that is just to the left of the theater entrance: You can sit on the famous lips sofa and take home a fun memory in the form of a photo.
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Fantastic experience: The Dalí Theatre-Museum is a must for art lovers and especially for Dalí followers. Although we must acknowledge that his most recognized works are spread around the world in other museums. What we like is to see his artistic journey and trajectory, which are very clear in this museum. If we had to point out a downside, it would be the amount of people considering you have a timed entry, but in August that is normal.
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Fantastic experience: Pure surrealism. You might think he was crazy or that he had a privileged mind, but if you go to his house-museum, you must be the one to draw your conclusions. What you see there you won't see anywhere else. His painting and sculpting skills are attributed, they say, to the influence and admiration for Renaissance and even contemporary art. If you go to Figueras, don't miss the opportunity to contemplate his works.
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Fantastic experience: Wonderful museum, both the content and the building. The greatest showcase of the surrealism of the genius of Figueres. It is essential to purchase tickets in advance in summer
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Positive experience: There are a lot of works and it's impressive, but it's quite poorly organized and indicated. On the other hand, the capacity is not controlled, there are a lot of people and in the end, it makes it hard to enjoy the works. For the price it has, I expected to see it better.
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Fantastic experience: Iconic place where the artist wanted to leave his mark on the city for posterity. With incredible works, it is hard to get into the artist's mind during their creation to achieve those spectacular results.
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Fantastic experience: If you are by the Costa Brava, you cannot miss visiting this museum. Very interesting.
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Fantastic experience: A work of art in itself, from the building to what is on display. Since I visited it with my daughters, we played at interpreting the artworks. Although there were many people, we were able to visit it well.
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Positive experience: Museum located in a very beautiful building, you can review the entire journey of Salvador Dali, and a bit of his life.
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Fantastic experience: I recommend coming about 15 minutes before the reservation to avoid waiting for 2 tickets. The museum is very good, it has a bathroom included. Anyone who likes art should come.
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Fantastic experience: A lot of people, although with patience you can see the works, strange since the style of E.S.Dalí is known by everyone. It would be appreciated if there were some signs with descriptions and interpretations of the paintings for the inexperienced. We paid €17 per person but starting from July 1st the price increases. Overall, it is an enjoyable and interactive visit, I took about 1.5 hours to finish the visit.
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Positive experience: I completely understand that over 30 years ago, Dalí himself conceived it this way, but the person in charge has not adapted at all to the new times. The entrance, and it's better to do it with time, costs 19 euros. Inside, there is no kind of help to guide you on the path to follow. Dalinian, yes, but having machines with no explanations to drop coins at the beginning is shocking. Then you realize, without any help to know what they are for. They leave that for you to discover after dropping the coin, which ranges from 0.20 cents to one euro. Although it doesn't say anywhere, Dalí donated all his estate to the Spanish State..., I don't know who it depends on, but if it is ours, couldn't we pay a little less? His most representative works are also missed. Couldn't they put a copy? As a museum, for the price it has, it leaves much to be desired. As a visitor, I would have appreciated a little more guidance in the tour.
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Fantastic experience: What can be added to the Dalí museum that hasn’t been said. I visited it many years ago and now that I have gone back, I loved it just the same. It is now a little more organized but there are also more people, which sometimes makes it difficult to see the artworks. Definitely highly recommended.
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Positive experience: Greed breaks the bag. €17 per person to visit the museum (even with 4 rooms closed for maintenance and where no one warns you in advance), overbooking of tourists visiting it with the impossibility of seeing the works calmly, very tight time to visit everything in accordance with the visiting schedules, and also 30 minutes before closing the staff starts hurrying people to leave and you see them with their personal items (backpacks and jackets) because they want to close and leave... Using Dalí's fame to shamelessly profit seems regrettable to me. Despite all the negative aspects, Dalí's works are a luxury that compensated for everything else...
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Fantastic experience: Very interesting guided tour with precise and even funny explanations. The museum, spectacular.
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Fantastic experience: I traveled to Figueres exclusively to visit this place that I had already seen virtually. It was worth it because there is definitely a great exhibition of Dalí's work, mixed with some other pieces. I guided myself with the texts from the virtual visit and with the exploration using Google Lens. Whether you want to go just to look or you are truly interested in delving deeper, it's worth going with time. Personally, I took the tour slowly, so it took me three hours, with appropriate breaks. It's super interesting because there are different atmospheres and it breaks quite a bit with the solemnity of a museum. It's a shame that there doesn't seem to be a limit on capacity, because there were areas that took longer to move through, and stopping to look at some works was complex in certain spots.
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Fantastic experience: Wonderful museum in line with that point of madness of Dalí. There are quite a few people, but if you have patience you can see everything perfectly.
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Positive experience: Duration of the visit was about an hour and a quarter. Enjoying Dalí's works is wonderful, but they shouldn't let in so many people per session. Very crowded for walking or taking photos.
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Fantastic experience: Dalí bought the old theater of Figueres and set up a museum about himself. In my opinion, and without being an expert, quality works are mixed with real garbage, which has nothing special about it other than coming from Dalí's mind. In any case, it is worth seeing.
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Fantastic experience: Fantastic place, different and original. It's essential to have a local guide to fully understand not only the theater-museum but also the complex personality and creative genius of Salvador Dali. Totally recommended visit !!
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Fantastic experience: If it is spectacular on the outside, it is even more so on the inside. The entrance costs €17 per person, which is really worth paying. We went at sunset and it is much more beautiful with all the lights on; it is truly worth it.
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Fantastic experience: A must-visit in Figueres. The museum was designed by Dalí himself as a great work of art. I didn't take the guided tour, but with the app and some directions, you can see well and at least capture the essence of the painter's work. Minimum 1.5 hours. We took over 2 hours. It's definitely worth knowing!
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Fantastic experience: Incredible building even from the outside, but when you enter it becomes much more interesting. There are many rooms to visit, each with a distinctive touch and to enjoy different perspectives that will blow your mind. 100% recommended
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Positive experience: A review of all of Dalí's imagination. The exterior is as beautiful as the interior. Worth mentioning are the optical illusions. It's a shame that it's so overcrowded, it makes it difficult to enjoy the visit properly. The audio guide wasn't working very well so we decided to go by our instinct. Just before the exit, you can visit the exhibition 'The Jewels of Dalí'. Be careful because it's easy to miss it and it's definitely worth it.
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Fantastic experience: Absolutely overwhelming. Fantastic. Essential. A must-visit. Unique experience. I don’t know what else I can say to describe this marvel for an admirer of the work of D. Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Doménech. I am attaching some photos and I simply add that I would repeat without a doubt. Of the many things I didn’t know about this genius, is that he was the one who converted the old theater into his Museum, actively participating in absolutely everything. The 16 € that the entry cost, I paid with absolute pleasure. Don’t miss it if you can visit Figueras. And also, it is one of the few museums where you can take as many photos as you want without flash.
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Positive experience: No need to recommend it. The museum recommends itself. It's worth visiting.
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Fantastic experience: I have only seen it from the outside....and it seemed spectacular and very original to me. The castle museum....I took beautiful photos of the place in the center of Figueres...a highly recommended visit...next to it is the church of Figueres...it's a shame I couldn't enter the museum because I didn't make a reservation.
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Fantastic experience: Great!! To enjoy and discover. I recommend taking a guide to uncover many things, stories, and details that you miss when going solo.
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Fantastic experience: A distinct experience, entering the world of Dalí through this atypical museum where in every corner you will find richness of details, you will not find the classic museum where works are displayed inside white galleries and the work is the only protagonist, it is an experiential museum. Creativity and ingenuity are everywhere, pay attention to the details and keep a keen eye on each station as there is visual richness in every corner. Few know that the artist's tomb lies there, in the main room you will only see a gray rectangle on the floor, without further indications or signs of anything. When you go down to one of the galleries you will see his name on the wall and nothing more. A note for parking about a 10-minute walk in the Aiguas park, which is free. I went on a working Tuesday and there were many people, not recommended in high season, especially in summer.
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Fantastic experience: A must if you visit Figueres. The museum is quite large and explains Dalí's work well. In addition, you will also find works by other artists. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance to ensure you can enter and skip the lines. They offer a cloakroom service and there is also a lovely shop at the end of the tour. A very pleasant surprise was that, with the museum ticket, you can also access the jewelry museum by the same artist.
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Fantastic experience: It is a museum that Salvador Dali donated to the municipality of Figueres and where he is buried. There you can admire everything from the Cadillac that the artist used to the paintings by him, many of which are dedicated to Gala. Don't miss the crypt or the room of the jewels designed by the artist that are worth admiring. If you are near Figueres, you shouldn't miss it.
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Fantastic experience: Simply amazing! Every detail in their works as well as in every well-studied space of the museum. The experience is worth it. The others by Dalí are full of great imagination, creativity, and his exquisite and crazy originality in many of them!
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Fantastic experience: The building itself is a work of art, with surreal elements and unique details that reflect Dalí's eccentricity. The Dalí Museum is an immersive experience that allows you to dive into the creative and surreal world of Salvador Dalí. I definitely recommend it x ✌️✌️
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Fantastic experience: Spectacular Dalí theater-museum. A must-visit if you are in Figueres. Also essential to visit the Salvador Dalí house-museum in Cadaqués to know and understand the genius and artist.
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Fantastic experience: Fantastic place to visit if you are a fan of Dalí and his work. The tour is very well guided with signs and staff that provide information. The visit to the hoyas area is also very interesting.
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Fantastic experience: It is a very beautiful and interesting museum. Although some of Dalí's most famous works are not there, there are many other works to see. The design, layout, and overall atmosphere is very pleasant. Highly recommended.
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Fantastic experience: A visit that is a must. Although there are many paintings by this genius in different museums around the world, here the Dalinian reality is complete. Highlighting two paintings among many: The Bread Basket and Christ on the Cross.
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Fantastic experience: A unique experience where each space was designed by Dalí as a great work of art. I recommend purchasing tickets in advance to avoid queues. The tour will take you about 2 hours, although if you have the opportunity to take the guided tour, I think it is much more complete to conceptually understand the details of his most iconic works. Simply magical. The entrance in December 2023 is valued at 17 euros
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Positive experience: The Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres stands as an artistic and wonderful monument that transports visitors to a unique surrealist universe. However, the grandeur of the theatre is slightly tarnished by somewhat narrow corridors, making the serene contemplation of the exhibited works challenging. Despite this small logistical inconvenience, the immersive experience offered by the museum is simply incredible, immersing spectators in a journey through time. Notably, the innovation imbued in every corner stands out, highlighting how many of Dalí's creations were pioneering for their time and continue to amaze to this day. The quality of the acrylics that safeguard the pieces is noteworthy, providing effective protection without compromising the clear view of the artworks. The museum's lighting is equally praiseworthy, contributing to enhancing the surreal beauty of each piece. Although logistical challenges are present in the corridors, the possibility of taking photographs adds extra value to the visit, allowing visitors to capture unforgettable moments. The presence of the iconic 'Christ of Saint John of the Cross' and the detailed narrative of the painting's creation process, accompanied by the bread in the basket, enrich the experience and make it something truly perfect. Moreover, the museum not only offers a deep insight into the brilliant mind of Salvador Dalí, but also displays a surreal exterior appearance, highlighted by the unmistakable eggs on the ceiling. Ultimately, a visit to the Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the world of surrealism, as long as one has the necessary time to fully enjoy this singular artistic experience.
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Fantastic experience: Amazing museum. Just as Dali was. Great collection of paintings and objects arranged to the taste of the painter. The courtyard and the dome room with its large mural and its painting of Gala that changes according to distance are surprising. The facades of the museum, both in front and behind, also leave no one indifferent. Genius or crazy? Let everyone judge.
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Fantastic experience: The building is spectacular, Dalí's works may not all be understandable to my taste but undoubtedly a futuristic visionary for his time with impressive talent.
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Fantastic experience: Amazing experience at the museum, Dalí's style was indeed unique and avant-garde, each painting, sculpture feels like its essence and detailing each thing helps us understand what he wanted to express through them, and truly he has done it with purpose, love, and dedication. I had the opportunity to meet María Luisa, a beautiful woman who worked with Dalí in the early days of the museum and was its director for more than 10 years.
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Fantastic experience: An amazing experience, highly recommended. The only downside is that they don't provide any informational leaflet and despite the numbers you encounter during the visit, it can be a bit confusing.
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Fantastic experience: UNMISSABLE !!!! Few things have surprised me like this wonderful world ✨ without a doubt the best museum in the world!
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Positive experience: Unlike Dalí's birthplace, the theater museum holds unexpected surprises and is of great interest if the figure of the author attracts you or if you are attracted to art in general, beyond some eccentricities.
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Positive experience: One of my favorite museums. With advance tickets, there's no line, or it's very short. Well-maintained facilities. The only downside was the school groups, as it was a workday there were quite a few.
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Fantastic experience: It's a great experience. Very beautiful. The paintings are spectacular. It's really interesting and very enjoyable. Take your children and grandchildren. You should also visit Dalí's house on the beach.
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Fantastic experience: It is very impressive, both the building and the exhibitions are great! Nothing less is expected from this crazy genius Dali. The route through the museum is very well organized and takes you to different worlds. Absolutely recommendable
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Positive experience: For art lovers, in my opinion, a must-visit place... Dalí in its purest form. Take the entire tour including, upon leaving the museum, the jewelry section. As a suggestion, do not go on Tuesdays (they close on Mondays and Tuesdays tend to be very crowded), it has narrow rooms and hallways that with a large capacity can become a bit overwhelming. Take your time to enjoy it.
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Fantastic experience: I have been there twice, both during the day and at night, and it is absolutely beautiful. If I had to suggest a time, it would be at sunset to enjoy the surroundings, especially if you don't have the chance to visit it because you are on vacation. I really enjoyed the jewelry section because some pieces were impressively creative. - I recommend being prepared for a tour lasting 2 to 3 hours, which is how long it takes to leisurely explore the entire museum. If you need to go to the bathroom, you have to return to certain areas and time is wasted, so go to the bathroom before starting. If you need parking, there is parking behind the museum, but the price is between €2.50 and €3 per hour, and there is also parking behind the Tagliatella restaurant that costs the same. I suggest buying your tickets in advance because it is very busy throughout most of the year. If you choose to buy tickets at the museum, it's important to check the updated hours since they change throughout the year. It is a perfectly enjoyable activity to do with family, kids if they like art and creativity, as well as with couples or friends, it is also very fun.
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Fantastic experience: An impressive theater and museum and the largest collection of the artist's works. The tomb and the feeling of Salvador Dalí's direct presence there…
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Fantastic experience: A must-visit in Figueres. Get tickets in advance because otherwise you'll have to wait in line, especially if you go in the morning. The visit lasts at least two hours and there are more works by artists, not just Dalí. Just the architecture of the place is worth it
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Fantastic experience: A whole building dedicated to the life and work of Dalí, where each element in the museum reflects the different stages or styles of such a multifaceted artist. Highly recommended if you have a couple of hours to enjoy the entire museum!
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Fantastic experience: A special museum, everyone knows Dali's work but it is revealed gradually as you walk through the exhibition in a beautiful building
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Fantastic experience: Museum of the famous painter Salvador Dalí in his hometown. It is a beautiful museum, with several works by the artist. The museum itself is a work of art. Highly recommended.
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Positive experience: A must-visit, although I take away one star because the amount of people here is crazy. They must control the number, otherwise you won't be able to really enjoy the building and the artworks.
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Positive experience: Discovering the world of Dali is always a luxury. However, the typical notes in the rooms are greatly missing - I understand that Dali himself wouldn’t like his art to be explained :) but some general information (the materials, the inspiration, the series, the collection, etc.) I doubt would overwhelm anyone. There are no audio guides, no brochures, no QR codes, just maps... for 24 euros the entrance could be improved a bit more, to be honest.
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Fantastic experience: Do you like painting? Surrealism? You have to go, you will see things your imagination has never dreamed of, but that is what Dali does, one of the greatest geniuses of art in our country
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Fantastic experience: Yesterday we enjoyed a great experience at this museum, spectacular, eccentric, and surprising. We want to immensely thank Carlos, a kind person, who made us maximize our visit. We started talking to him, and without further ado, he joined us, making us enjoy the museum as if he were our grandfather, telling us anecdotes, stories, and curiosities that made us leave with a smile seeing the enthusiasm with which he did it. A thousand thanks Carlos, because without you we wouldn't have understood or discovered Dalí's vision. You created the need for us to delve deeper into the life of the genius, Salvador Dalí. Your favorite maños are always grateful ;)
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Positive experience: Very beautiful museum, with different exhibitions, artworks, sculptures, and rooms, each with its own story behind it. However, it is much larger than it seems, so be prepared to walk and go up and down stairs, and it is definitely a must-stop in Figueres. The only downside is the issue of crowding and noise; the organization is very good because there are no problems with schedules, however, the people who are monitoring the rooms are sitting in wooden chairs for hours on end without doing anything. In some rooms, especially at the beginning, a lot of people gather, making it a bit overwhelming to see the artworks. People stand in the middle of the paintings and sculptures, making it impossible to see them in detail. Other than that, it is an exceptional place to visit. It is a different kind of art than you can see anywhere else in the world and a unique museum.
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Positive experience: This museum is a different museum experience. Both for the space and for its content. The most recognized works of Dalí are not found in this museum, but there are other paintings and drawings by Dalí, his own tomb, works from his art collection, and iconic sculptures and objects. I recommend not to miss the collection of engravings of the imaginary prisons of Piranesi that are found on the staircase! For my taste, it is too crowded. Visiting a museum with so many people, many of the rooms being small in size, affects the visit. Buying tickets for unusual hours might be a good option. Tickets can be purchased online, although if you go to the ticket office you can buy for the same day. We had an issue on the scheduled date of the visit and they changed it very easily by calling on the phone and providing the reference or locator for the tickets. While you wait for your entry time, you can spend time at the Surrealist Bookstore that is in the same square, or visiting the Church of Sant Pere. We parked about 10 minutes from the museum and walked around Figueres.
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Fantastic experience: A museum worthy of seeing and observing all the art it created. It has a long route, with a bunch of different styles, both of paintings, sculptures, jewelry... Its essence is noticeable throughout the route and with each step you take, it surprises you more with something totally different from the previous one. It is a different museum.
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Positive experience: It is very interesting to visit. It also has works on display that are not by Dalí. The entry times are very well organized. The visit lasts more than two hours if you want to see everything. The worst part is the amount of people there, it was crowded.
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Positive experience: The museum is beautiful, it's worth entering. As a downside, I would say that every 15 minutes a large group of people enters, and it takes about 1h-1:30h to see the museum, so it gets crowded inside, to the point that you can't see the Agusto museum. They should control the capacity better. The entry is a bit expensive.
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Fantastic experience: Impressive for painting lovers in general and for Dali in particular. A comprehensive museum in honor of one of the greatest geniuses of painting of all time, without a doubt. Salvador Dali...
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Positive experience: The museum itself is quite good, the artworks are interesting, the space is nice, the shop is cool. What I didn't like is the organization, it's the first time I've been to a museum and there's noise (people talk loudly), they stand in front of the artworks and the rooms are very crowded, so the experience isn't enjoyed as much. The room attendants also didn't maintain order. I love Dalí, but it's not the best museum partly because of this reason I'm mentioning. I recommend going with tickets purchased in advance (you save a lot of time).
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Fantastic experience: This place is beautiful. I didn’t go in, when I passed by the museum it was already closed. If I can say that Figueras is beautiful, I had a long time to get to know it. And the facade is impressive. I recommend it
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Positive experience: Buy tickets in advance due to the long lines. The museum is impressive, although with so many tourists (we are all tourists) it is difficult to enjoy the space. Attentive staff, although they should keep an eye on the children more.
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Positive experience: My rating has nothing to do with the extraordinary work of Dali nor with the building nor with anything related to the artistic quality of the whole, which is undeniable; my assessment is based on the number of people that are allowed to enter at certain time slots despite being very strict when purchasing tickets. It is a high price if not for it to be overcrowded with people afterwards and for kids to be touching the artworks without anyone saying anything… there were areas that could not be passed due to the number of people that were there. They should take care of this issue because the entrance fee is very expensive. The restroom is very well maintained and monitored. Parking nearby is very accessible.
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Positive experience: It is a very original museum, as Dalí painted, designed, and imagined. In the museum, one can appreciate a huge amount of his work, apart from the museum itself with its different architecture. In my opinion, it is a museum that I recommend visiting even if you are not a lover of painting or art, because of its displayed elements.
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Fantastic experience: Built on the site of the old Figures theater, it was conceived by Dali himself to showcase some of his most important works of surrealism. A tour of the work of the internationally renowned Catalan painter.
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Positive experience: There is no parking but it is easy to park in the city. Tickets are very expensive. The building itself is unique in the world and much larger than the photos show. It is in a very central location, which makes it a bit chaotic to see it so huge and with so much hustle and bustle around.
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Fantastic experience: The Dalí museum/mausoleum in Figueras is a marvel. It is the third most visited museum in Spain, a space created and conceived down to the last detail by Dalí himself, where all his genius and wisdom turn the visit into a profound reflection on freedom versus the alienation of the individual in a society marked by predetermined patterns to follow. It is a place to return to, it never tires, and always offers new aspects. It is a kaleidoscopic visit. THE STAFF The attention received from the museum staff is always impeccable. Kind and 100% collaborative. Our guide yesterday, Ana, was SPECTACULAR. It is worth visiting Figueras to enjoy it for at least half a day.
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Fantastic experience: Museum that showcases a part of Dalí's work. You can appreciate the artist's evolution over time. We did the guided tour and it was a great experience. The guide explained details that helped us better understand who Dalí was and the importance of his work.
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Positive experience: Nice museum, it usually gets very crowded with French tourists. Dalí's works are worth seeing and analyzing a lot. In the city, it is very difficult to find free parking, you have to use the museum's. We spent more than 3 hours there and it doesn't tire you out. You have to book in advance and arrive on time.
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Fantastic experience: According to one of the very friendly guards, the museum can be visited with a low influx of people as long as it is not during vacation seasons or weekends. Certainly, when I visited it was packed, quite uncomfortable. But it is worth it. You find what you expect: a generous portion of the extravagant universe of Dalí squared, but also a very good collection of paintings and other artworks. A museum that will be interesting even for those who are indifferent to the fine arts. (€17).
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Fantastic experience: It is a unique and spectacular place. There is art in every corner from the door to the very top. The general admission costs 17 euros per person. There is parking 100 meters from the museum and it has Via T service. There are works by Dalí from all artistic periods of his life and there are some exhibitions by other artists.
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Positive experience: It is very famous, but honestly it is not that great. Very few works by Dalí (and almost none of the well-known ones), in addition to learning more about the author, disappointing (monarchist, bullfighting, narcissistic, sold himself to any brand, Picasso was right to accuse him of being right-wing and falangist). You might still need to visit the museum to get to know it and form an opinion, but overall disappointing. The jewelry section is the best.
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Fantastic experience: I had been here before, although many years ago. Today we had the chance to revisit it. We came on a Saturday morning, there weren't too many people but it was busy. The museum is still wonderful and very well maintained. We loved it and it always surprises.
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Fantastic experience: A must-visit in Figueres. Many interesting and eye-catching works in every corner. It's worth the price (16€). It takes about 1h-1h30min to see, although I recommend the guided tour, which will surely explain much beyond the visual. It is advisable to book tickets online and in advance (on the same day the early slots are usually sold out).
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Fantastic experience: I can't think of a better plan for this city. Definitely a must-visit to the Dalí Theatre-Museum, an architectural work of art conceived by the artist originally from the city where it is located. There are 4 floors of works and more works by Dalí, from different periods, some of the most well-known are presented here. A space as surreal as his works, like entering his house, into his imagination, a journey that is definitely worth it even though the entrance is a bit pricey, it's worth every penny, I'm sure you won't regret it. I would do it again.
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Positive experience: A life captured in several floors where you will need more than 2 hours to enjoy much of the artwork it has. A place to enjoy art, whether you understand it or not. On the other hand, from a place of ignorance, having many areas at 20.5°C was a feeling of cold you experienced. And you couldn't take all the time needed to enjoy some iconic areas.
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Fantastic experience: After 38 years we have visited it again. A museum that should be visited without haste, savoring the work of the genius from Figueres. And, if possible, without bored infants who are not interested in art in the slightest.
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Fantastic experience: The place is impressive and very well organized!! The reviews in each area clearly explain what happened in each period of the fort's existence! If you're going to Barcelona, this cannot be missed!! I would dare say I liked it more than the Alhambra!!
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Fantastic experience: Wonderful experience to get close to Dalí, his life, his work, his personality, and everything that made him a genius. The guided tour is highly recommended, and if that tour is guided by Isabel (Bel), even better. She has been one of the best guides I have had due to her kindness, her knowledge, her good work, her clear and concise way of explaining in Spanish and English.... for her professionalism, in short.
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Fantastic experience: You have to go, whether you like Dalí or not. If you are a fan of this 'genius', you will leave enchanted and eager to return, because it is impossible to see everything and soak it all in with detail. And if Dalí doesn’t mean much to you, you'll be amazed by the bright and magical spaces hidden behind his walls. It's like entering another dimension, into a world of overwhelming color and fantasy that will transport you to the deepest part of a dream never dreamed before; to a tramontana wind, calmed by Gala, that the poet of Ampurdán knew so well how to capture in his work. Dare to indulge in surrealism, it won't disappoint you.
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Fantastic experience: It's the typical website that everyone should go to at least once. Whether you like art or not, whether you like it or not Dalí. We're talking about enjoying a very good experience. I don't consider myself an art lover, but honestly, I really liked it, both because of the museum itself (very worked) and Dalí himself (whether you like his work or not, you have to admit that he was a genius)
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Fantastic experience: A surreal experience... Highly recommended. It's worth the 14 euros. They should only go with enough time to see every detail of the paintings, photos, and sculptures created by Salvador Dalí. A genius of perception.
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Positive experience: The museum is actually quite curious. It doesn't leave you indifferent. There are things that you like better, others less, and others that are very strange. We had the advantage of enjoying it for free due to disability. I am honestly not sure if I would pay the 14 euros of the normal ticket, I was not so surprised to pay that amount, but at a lower price I recommend it because it is different from any other normal museum.
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Fantastic experience: You breathe surrealism as soon as you see it from the outside... The experience is incredible. NOTE it doesn't have audio guides as such but the museum staff are the AUDIO GUIDES you need. They themselves indicate that you can ask them anything. Nothing like the other museums, they are very kind girls, in my case Mireiia and Emma attended to me and they didn't let me leave the museum sad (now I'll explain why) when they saw my disappointed face they took the time to explain to me in detail ALL the symbolism. From the wind room among other things and details. I congratulate them!!! because they do it with a lot of love and passion. For me it was a dream come true. I come from far away and since I was a kid I have admired Dalí and his work being here in this space was incredible being there in his crypt was indescribable... The place is worth visiting if you go to Barcelona and you like his work you must go see it. It is far but it is worth it. Unfortunately, personally, it left me with a bittersweet taste because the two paintings I came to see THE GALA OF THE SPHERES and THE ATOMIC LEDA one was loaned out and the other is under restoration I wanted them to open the restoration room for me hehehe but Mireiia and Emma tried to compensate for it very well.
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Positive experience: The museum's layout is well done because you can see perfectly how it has developed in its work. All parts of the museum have some artistic detail, everything is clean. The only downside I see is that some places are so narrow that you end up in line, and to avoid feeling overwhelmed, it's better to skip some paintings. The prices of the two souvenir shops at the end of the museum are very high.
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Fantastic experience: good good good nice load the visit to my life sooner possible it was a bit of a dream but well right now I am different after all the museum is great that I'm not telling you just because it is an artist Dalí deserves a lot of talent to achieve what he did nothing nothing nothing of time jjjjjajaja just kidding the man achieved very good and beautiful things like Leonardo da Vinci all this will happen at some point when you can visualize the museum in person or see how elegant it is a 10 excellent. thank you Dalí.
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Positive experience: Exceeded my expectations, very beautiful, big, ideal for everyone and recommended. It doesn't get a 5 because in the small rooms; although there is security, they don't control whether 30 or 5 people enter. But it is something that should be visited!
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Positive experience: The Museum is very nice and interesting. The only mistake is that too many people come in all at once and you can't see the Museum comfortably. And the fact that the visits are scheduled. And you could also clean better the bathroom that looked like that of a cheap bar. Apart from that great, highly recommended.
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Positive experience: Full of works and details, you have to look at the ceiling, corners... At home one there is a detail. Space and work merge to make a unit. It is important to carry a coin of 1€ and 0.2€ for an interactive work that works with them. The circular corridors around the courtyard on the lower floor were closed, making it impossible to see some of the drawings well
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Fantastic experience: Absolutely amazing. A must-visit. It costs 14 euros which I believe is worth it. It has 2 floors. In the center upon entering is his car and a spectacular patio. In the dome area, you can't miss any corner. At the end, there is also an exhibition of the jewelry he designed.
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Fantastic experience: If you pass through Figueres, the Dalí Theatre-Museum is a must-see. It is better to book tickets online as they tend to sell out and it is difficult to find tickets at the box office. The museum is located in the old Theatre of Figueres, we can find all kinds of elements from Dalí: paintings, sculptures, figures, jewelry... a luxury to see both inside and out, the approximate duration of the visit is 1:30h.
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Positive experience: I give 3 stars for the spectacular and different experience I had at the museum. However, they have some rooms closed due to Covid, and the portrait of Mar West is not enjoyable under the current conditions. The artworks have no explanations, and the museum doesn't have an audio guide; at least on its website, there is a virtual tour that inexplicably has more information than the regular museum visit. So the thing to do is visit the museum with the phone in hand and get the information from it.
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Positive experience: Genius where there is, his works are unique and indescribable. It is a must-see museum. A large number of works, of all kinds, well preserved. Prices somewhat high (13€ regular entry) and few crowd control measures (people do not respect anything and the museum does nothing).
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Positive experience: We visited the museum as we had been wanting to go for a long time, and it honestly surprised us quite a bit, and we really enjoyed getting to know the work of this peculiar artist. The entrance is a bit expensive, but it's worth it once in a lifetime. It's admirable how this genius managed to capture so many things within the madness. We also visited the jewelry room and were fascinated.
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Fantastic experience: A visit that is more than required. An hour and a half from Barcelona via toll highway (26 euros round trip in total). It is advisable to buy tickets in advance although when we went there wasn’t much of a line since we had already purchased them. Visit the cathedral if there’s time, it’s right next door. With the ticket you can access the l’Empordà museum for free, very interesting if you like gastronomy. We parked in a dirt lot near Bonpreu. Don’t forget to visit the rambla, many shops and terraces to end the day.
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Positive experience: It is a fantastic museum, you can take a very comprehensive tour of Dalí's life and works. Additionally, with the ticket, you can visit a collection of self-designed jewelry that we found spectacular. Highly recommended, but we believe that you could get more out of the visit by going with a guide, as the route was not very intuitive and was a bit confusing.
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Fantastic experience: One of the reasons to go to Spain was to see Dalí's works, so Figueres is a must-stop. I took advantage of being in Barcelona to take the train there, be careful with the train schedules, as they are very limited and then there's no way to return. As you arrive, pay attention, you can feel Dalí in the surroundings. Impressive place, many of his works can be appreciated from afar. It's a bit challenging to walk in their 3 floors. I loved the egg tower, haha The jewelry stores are also a must, his art is everywhere, and his craziness too.
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Fantastic experience: Wonderful place. You sink into the works of Salvador Dalí and his surrealism. It's more than an exhibition; it's about trying to interpret his works. For this, it is highly advisable to go with a good guide. In my case, I fell in love with every corner of the room; it's a great puzzle. It takes time to visit it completely, but give it a try. Live the surrealism left to us by this great artist.
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