Dalí Theatre-Museum (Teatro-Museo Dalí) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Girona and Dali Museum Small-Group Tour With Pickup From Barcelona

• Dali Museum, House & Cadaques Small-Group Tour From Barcelona

• Dali Museum and Cadaques Small-Group Tour With Hotel Pickup

• From Barcelona: Private Girona and Figueres With Dali Museum Tour

• Dali Museum and Costa Brava Small-Group Day Trip From Barcelona

Tickets for the Dalí Theatre-Museum are cheapest when bought online in advance. When purchased that way, they cost €18.50 for general admission or €15 for students, seniors aged 65 and over, young people ages 9–17, and people with some disability. Children under 9 go free, as do travelers with a significant disability and their necessary companion.

Yes, the Dalí Theatre-Museum is absolutely worth visiting. From the giant eggs and baguette-balancing knights on the exterior to trompe-l'oeil spectaculars, including the famed Mae West Room within, it's a dizzying journey through the imagination of one of the 20th century's most successful artists. You can learn even more than you would on your own by taking a tour that includes other sights in the Dali Triangle, such as the Castle of Púbol, the Salvador Dali House—Portlligat, and other Costa Brava gems.

Per one customer who booked the Girona and Dali Museum Small-Group Tour With Pickup From Barcelona, "The Dali Museum was an absolutely must-see attraction. Wow! Luis was clearly passionate about the artist, with a depth of knowledge and insight that was invaluable to our experience of the museum. Every time he stopped to speak, everyone around us also stopped to listen to his insights. This did not in any way detract from our experience as he was completely attentive to our group's needs, but it did highlight the benefit of attending with a professional guide to enable the most meaningful engagement with the incredibly talented and complex works of Dali."

The Dalí Theatre-Museum (Teatro-Museo Dalí) houses many of the artist’s masterpieces, including Soft Self-Portrait with Grilled Bacon, plus many more paintings, sculptures, and a selection of Dalí’s personal belongings. Since Dalí was quite the dreamer, there are also surreal 3D exhibits, optical illusions, and immersive multimedia installations, which celebrate his work.

You can explore the Dalí Theatre-Museum in roughly two hours, but travelers who want a more comprehensive experience might spend longer. For those who are dedicated Dalí fans, this immersive destination, housed in a theater Dalí knew well, could take almost a full day.

Bags smaller than 35-by-35 centimeters are allowed into the museum, though they’ll likely be searched at the entrance. Larger items— including backpacks, umbrellas, and luggage—can be deposited at the consignment office. Food and drink are not permitted inside.

Yes, you can take photographs inside the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Flash photography is not allowed inside the exhibits, as it can degrade the priceless artworks. Selfie sticks and filming video are both permitted.

Yes, there is parking available near the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Several municipal parking lots are within walking distance of the site, as are various privately owned parking garages that offer hourly and daily rates. Street parking, typically metered, shouldn’t be relied upon, as spaces often fill during business hours.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Dalí Theatre-Museum. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in and around Figueres:

• La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park

• Salvador Dali House—Portlligat

• Cap de Creus

• Palafrugell

• Cap Roig Botanical Gardens

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Figueres.