Top Figueres Art & Culture

Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, a bold red structure crowned with giant eggs — an architectural piece of art built in Dalí’s hometown of Figueres. Explore rooms filled with original works, surreal installations, optical illusions, and experimental concepts that define the power of Dalí’s creativity. Discover iconic pieces, playful visual tricks and unusual objects that reflect Dalí’s fascination with dreams, science, psychology and fantasy. PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Explore the Dalí Theatre Museum's highlights with a ticket and a digital tour - all in one app Gain exclusive insights into the life, mind and personal relations of Salvador Dalí Admire the iconic works by the genius artist, such as The Galatea of the Spheres Discover the grave where Dalí is buried and find out why his body was exhumed Stroll through the architectural marvel designed by Dalí and learn about his many talents

Figueres is well known for its stunning architecture, which includes the 18th century Castell de Sant Ferran. Street-side cafés, a small Old Town and a range of popular restaurants make Figueres a nice break from nearby Barcelona. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with offbeat sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Spanish culture.

Do you want to walk in the crater of a volcano? Do you want to touch volcanic rocks? You can if you join me on this self guided audio tour through La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone National Park, in the centre of the Catalan city of Olot. I’ll let you in on Volcà del Montsacopa’s secrets along the way. Did you know that the wider region has 40 volcanoes and more than 20 lava flows? We’ll follow a historical trail around the cater to the two watchtowers at the top and the church inside the crater itself. You’ll be rewarded with amazing 360º views of the area as you wind your way around the crater. I’ll point out the Pyrenees mountain range and the great green valleys of Olot as you go, and tell you: • Why there are so many volcanoes at La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone National Park • What happened during the last eruption here about 100 000 years ago • Why there are so many vegetable gardens around the volcano • Why there is a church in the volcano crater