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Dalí Theatre-Museum Figueres Tickets

The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is the world's largest surrealist artwork, designed by Dalí himself in a converted municipal theatre and containing his tomb, the Cadillac installation, and the Mae West Room. Find timed entry tickets, guided tour options, and Dalí Triangle combo pass formats here.
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Slide 1 of 11, Dalí Theatre-Museum with egg sculptures on red facade in Figueres, Spain.
Dalí Theatre-Museum with egg sculptures on red facade in Figueres, Spain.
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  • Experience the creative genius of the 'Father of Surrealism' as you explore the largest collection of Dalí's artwork in the world.

  • View his final creative masterpiece and memorial, housed in a former municipal theater, adding to the ambiance of this museum experience.

  • At the ‘Mae West Room’, admire her lips sofa, eyes fireplace, and face painting on the wall, the actress was Dalí’s feminine ideal of beauty, after all.

  • Take a closer look at Dalí’s Royal Heart brooch and other jewelry in the Jewels Collection, and also catch a glimpse of the famous ‘Rainy Taxi’ sculpture.

  • Don't miss the 'Hallucinogenic Toreador' painting in the museum, one of Dalí’s largest works, which features hidden images that can only be seen from certain angles.

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  • Experience the creative genius of the 'Father of Surrealism' as you explore the largest collection of Dalí's artwork in the world.

  • View his final creative masterpiece and memorial, housed in a former municipal theater, adding to the ambiance of this museum experience.

  • At the ‘Mae West Room’, admire her lips sofa, eyes fireplace, and face painting on the wall, the actress was Dalí’s feminine ideal of beauty, after all.

  • Take a closer look at Dalí’s Royal Heart brooch and other jewelry in the Jewels Collection, and also catch a glimpse of the famous ‘Rainy Taxi’ sculpture.

  • Don't miss the 'Hallucinogenic Toreador' painting in the museum, one of Dalí’s largest works, which features hidden images that can only be seen from certain angles.

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€22
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Dalí Theatre-Museum facade in Plaça Gala-Salvador Dalí, Figueres, Catalonia, Spain.
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  • Step inside Dalí’s Theatre-Museum with an expert guide who brings clarity, humor, and insight to Dalí’s surreal masterpiece, room by room.

  • Witness Dalí’s most unforgettable creations up close, from the Rainy Cadillac to immersive illusion spaces and the iconic Treasure Room.

  • Uncover hidden symbols, optical tricks, and bold architecture, learning how Dalí designed each space to surprise, confuse, and delight.

  • Enjoy the guided visit in a language you’re comfortable with, so every story, symbol, and surreal detail lands clearly.

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  • Step inside Dalí’s Theatre-Museum with an expert guide who brings clarity, humor, and insight to Dalí’s surreal masterpiece, room by room.

  • Witness Dalí’s most unforgettable creations up close, from the Rainy Cadillac to immersive illusion spaces and the iconic Treasure Room.

  • Uncover hidden symbols, optical tricks, and bold architecture, learning how Dalí designed each space to surprise, confuse, and delight.

  • Enjoy the guided visit in a language you’re comfortable with, so every story, symbol, and surreal detail lands clearly.

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€32
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Colorful houses along the Onyar River with Girona Cathedral in the background, Girona, Spain.
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  • Visit Girona and Figueres on a full-day guided tour from Barcelona with AC coach transfers, expert commentary, and timed entry to the Dalí Theatre-Museum.

  • See Girona Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece famous for having the widest nave in the world, and walk along sections of the city’s preserved medieval walls.

  • Walk through El Call, Girona’s Jewish Quarter, one of the best-preserved in Europe, then enjoy free time for lunch or exploring the historic center.

  • View the pastel-colored houses lining the Onyar River, Girona’s most photographed scene, and a defining image of the city.

  • Enter the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres and explore the world’s largest collection of works by Salvador Dalí.

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  • Visit Girona and Figueres on a full-day guided tour from Barcelona with AC coach transfers, expert commentary, and timed entry to the Dalí Theatre-Museum.

  • See Girona Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece famous for having the widest nave in the world, and walk along sections of the city’s preserved medieval walls.

  • Walk through El Call, Girona’s Jewish Quarter, one of the best-preserved in Europe, then enjoy free time for lunch or exploring the historic center.

  • View the pastel-colored houses lining the Onyar River, Girona’s most photographed scene, and a defining image of the city.

  • Enter the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres and explore the world’s largest collection of works by Salvador Dalí.

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€86

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About Dalí Theatre-Museum

The Dalí Theatre-Museum is a standout in any art or museum collection, offering a one-of-a-kind experience that goes beyond traditional galleries. Its surreal spaces, interactive installations, and vibrant atmosphere make it a top pick for those exploring Spain’s most imaginative museums.

Did you know?

The museum was built on the ruins of Figueres’ old municipal theater, which was destroyed during the Spanish Civil War.

Why visit Dalí Theatre-Museum?

World’s Largest Dalí Collection

Explore the most extensive collection of Salvador Dalí’s works, from iconic paintings to quirky sculptures and installations.

Plan your visit

Main Entrance (Plaça Gala-Salvador Dalí)

Located on Plaça Gala-Salvador Dalí, this is the primary entrance to the museum, easily identified by the iconic glass dome and the surreal façade. The entrance is step-free and features adapted access for visitors with limited mobility, including ramps and an elevator to reach the main exhibition level. However, due to the historic structure, some upper galleries and side rooms are only accessible by stairs. Staff are on hand to provide assistance and direct visitors to accessible routes.

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