Unique experience, the whole place is amazing. Apart from the paintings and the installations on display, visitors can also have a chance to see the artwork of some other artists. Also we had the chance to see the work that Dali did in relation with Dante's Divine Comedy. Definitely worths a visit no matter if Art is your cup of tea or not!

Amazing! MY 3 POINTS AMAZING VARIETY OF DALI’S WORK! GREAT DISTRIBUTION / AMAZING BUILDING. BEAUTIFUL LITTLE TOWN (you can also see from outside Dali’s house. This was one of the activities that we did visiting this time Barcelona. We love Dali’s work since ever and we wanted our daughter to see it from near and not just books. She is 10Yo and she enjoyed a lot the experience. We totally recommend this place. The town around is cozy and clean. You can enjoy also to eat something in the restaurants near the museum. We loved it.

Very interesting to walk and look around the huge museum of quirky and fascinating artwork and experience. You don’t have to love art to have a great time and enjoy this museum. It’s a fun place to experience with friends and family and you can spend a lot of time just talking about it. Each artwork is so unique and eye catching - some are huge installations, some play with the architecture of the building, others require a second look to unravel the overall picture. There are so many hidden features in each area, depending on where you are looking from, something could look entirely different. It’s a museum unlike any other, where every wall and corner would have something special. Each artwork would have an artist statement and description, explaining the intention and meaning behind the piece, making it so much more interesting and easy to appreciate. Some art pieces are absolutely incredible in terms of their visual qualities like the choice of colour, the fine details, the overall composition. Included in the ticket, is a nearby building a few steps away from the museum, where there are artworks made of precious gems and jewels. Each piece was simply stunning - bedazzled in colourful gems, each work had a peculiar structure and form.

I am glad that I had a chance to attend a true performance within this Museum. Walking through its labyrinth evokes so many emotions, thoughts and feelings. I think everyone should visit it at least once. You may like or dislike it. But it will touch your heart for sure.

The museum displays the single largest and most diverse collection of works by Salvador Dalí, the core of which was from the artist's personal collection. In addition to Dalí paintings from all decades of his career, there are Dalí sculptures, three-dimensional collages, mechanical devices, and other curiosities from Dalí's imagination. A highlight is a three-dimensional anamorphic living-room installation with custom furniture that looks like the face of Mae West when viewed from a certain spot.

It was absolutely wild, amazing, fantastic and any crazy adjective you can think of! Everyone should definitely go. It's the most important place in Spain I think. I can't believe that place once was a house. It must be nuts. Even when you are inside you can feel the spirit of that crazy atmosphere. Everyone should experience it when they go there it's not enough just to look at the pictures. It worths the money you pay.

Amazing museum. Do not go unless you have a doctorate or have an awesome guide as the museum has many complexities. Dali spent well over a decade designing the museum and the meanings start before you enter the door. Dali even planned which paintings would be hung to replace others out on loan. Well worth your time if you have a good guide.

I waited a long time for a chance to visit this place and be in the presents of such genius and I was not in the least disappointed. The price in my opinion is very reasonable. It's hard to take in a lifetime of work in, in one visit. The experience was truly amazing

I adore creation of Salvador Dali, so I was impressed of this theater-museum-building. You can see here life of Dali and his wife Gala. By the way she was from Ukraine. Also you can watch paintings, statues, performances etc. Of course a lot of people here and always queue. But it's cost this payment. Cause it's really genius and masterpiece. For me the best place in the world and I would like to back cause one time it's not enough to investigate everything here.

Came on one of the busiest weekends mid August. The place was full of tourists, but even then we still had some luck with waiting outside the two nearby indoor parkings for around 10 minutes to be able to park. We walked up over to the ticket counter and bought the tickets to get access in the next 10 minutes. It was around 2:30pm when we got in. The place is a bit of a maze but it honestly fits with the vibe of Dali's art. Despite it being packed, the rest of the tourists were respectful of space and it was a generally nice visit. The art, of course, is amazing - a definite must visit.

Amazing experience! Went on a Saturday and we had pre booked fast track tickets. There was no wait time and the museum is very easy to find and get to from the train station. We spent more than 3 hours and felt we could easily do 3 more. Its a magical experience that allows you to be a part of Dali’s world. The museum is a work of art inside and outside and definitely worth a visit. Highly recommend

The museum that Dali himself designed for himself and his posterity. You need a guided tour to fully understand the nuances of the museum. While I didn't see any signature pieces, still saw a number of unique pieces to make it a worthwhile visit. The city of Figueres is Dali's hometown and having his museum there, he is giving back to his hometown with the tourist dollars forever. Definitely a proud native son.

Amazing experience. If you are in the area this is a 'must do' even if you aren't into the work of Salvador Dali. This fascinating museum is all the more incredible given the fact that the great man conceived and created it himself during his lifetime.

We had a visit as a team event with a private viewing and I loved the Dali museum. His paintings and the many layers needed loads of time to absorb and many details. Sadly we only had 40 minutes but so interesting and quirky which I love.

Just WOW. If you’re a Dali fan as I am, don’t you dare missing this place. It is by far my favorite museum and the best collection of Dali. Since the museum was made by Dali, it was so much details. The place is shocking. Calculate being there around two hours. I highly recommend buying tickets for the first hours, the place gets very packed and makes it harder to appreciate all the work. Remember the place includes a jewelry exposition, don’t miss it out! Worth every cent.

(Translated by Google) An unusual museum with many colorful, unusual paintings and statues from the great artist. (Original) Необычный музей со множеством ярких, необычных картин и статуй от великого художника.

(Translated by Google) "I want my museum to be a single block, a labyrinth, a great surreal object. It will be a total theatrical museum. People who come to see it will leave with the feeling that they had a theatrical dream." - Salvador Dalí The museum displays the largest and most diverse collection of works by Salvador Dalí, whose core was from the artist's personal collection. In addition to Dalí paintings from all decades of his career, there are Dalí sculptures, three-dimensional collages, mechanical devices and other curiosities from Dalí's imagination. A highlight is a three-dimensional anamorphic room installation with custom furniture, which looks like Mae West's face when viewed from a certain place. The museum also houses a small selection of works by other artists collected by Dalí, ranging from El Greco and Bougereau to Marcel Duchamp and John de Andrea. According to Dalí's specific request, a gallery on the second floor is dedicated to the work of his friend and fellow Catalan artist Antoni Pitxot, who also became director of the museum after Dalí's death. A glass geodesic dome crowns the scene of the old theater, and Dalí is buried in a crypt beneath the stage floor. (Original) "Vreau ca muzeul meu să fie un singur bloc, un labirint, un mare obiect suprarealist. Va fi un muzeu total teatral. Oamenii care vin să-l vadă vor pleca cu senzația că au avut un vis teatral." - Salvador Dalí Muzeul afișează cea mai mare și mai diversă colecție de lucrări de Salvador Dalí, al cărei nucleu a fost din colecția personală a artistului. Pe lângă picturile Dalí din toate deceniile carierei sale, există sculpturi Dalí, colaje tridimensionale , dispozitive mecanice și alte curiozități din imaginația lui Dalí. Un punct culminant este o instalație tridimensională de cameră anamorfică , cu mobilier personalizat, care arată ca fața lui Mae West când este privită dintr-un anumit loc. Muzeul găzduiește, de asemenea, o mică selecție de lucrări ale altor artiști colectate de Dalí, variind de la El Greco și Bougereau la Marcel Duchamp și John de Andrea . În conformitate cu cererea specifică a lui Dalí, o galerie la etajul al doilea este dedicată opera prietenului său și colegului său artist catalan Antoni Pitxot , care a devenit și director al muzeului după moartea lui Dalí. O cupolă de cupolă geodezică de sticlă încoronează scena vechiului teatru, iar Dalí este îngropat într-o criptă sub podeaua scenei .

(Translated by Google) The Teatre-Museu Dalí is a museum of the artist Salvador Dali in his hometown of Figueres, Catalonia. Dali was buried in the museum, in the crypt below the stage. Despite his desire to be buried in the castle in Pubol, which has been his residence since the 1970s, Dali was buried in the Theater-Museum in Figueres on January 25, 1989, two days after his death. The artist once said: “I want my museum to be a unique block, a labyrinth, a magnificent object of surrealism. "People who come to see him should come out of it with the feeling that they have experienced a theatrical dream." The heart of the museum is the city theater built in 1849, which Dali knew from his childhood. In 1918, the young artist participated in one of his first exhibitions with his first two works. The old theater burned down in 1939 during the Spanish Civil War, so only the construction of the once beautiful neoclassical building remains. The transformation of the building began thanks to Ramon Guardiola, a lawyer and art lover who has been the mayor of Figueras since 1960. He, together with Dalí, decided to turn the destroyed and abandoned city theater into a museum dedicated to the most famous son of Figueras. The city council approved the plan in 1968. However, the realization took a lot of time, both because of fellow citizens who did not want the museum, and because of bureaucratic and financial problems. Finally, on June 26, 1970, the Spanish government approved the project, and work began on October 13, 1970. The main architects were Joaquim de Ross and Ramis and Alexandre Bonatera. The museum was opened on September 28, 1974, and expanded in 1984 by annexing the Gorgot Tower, which was located next to the museum. Dali wanted to change her name to Galatea Tower in honor of his wife and Muse Gala. He transformed the tower with the help of the color of bread, bread as decoration and eggs that are on top. Today, the museum includes buildings and courtyards attached to the old theater. From the very beginning, the museum caused great enthusiasm and was highly appreciated by visitors. This is supported by the fact that the Dali Theater-Museum is the second most visited in Spain, behind the Prado Museum in Madrid. The museum exhibits the largest and most diverse collection of works by Salvador Dali, whose heart is the artist's personal collection. There are also several works in the museum that the artist made for the museum, such as the May West room, the Palace of the Winds room, the Monument to Frances Pujol and the Rain Cadillac. The museum also exhibits a collection of holographic art by Salvador Dali, as well as a collection of jewelry that he designed himself. In one room, Dali placed the bathtub and a wall table with an open drawer and lamp upside down, on the ceiling of the room. The rooms attached to the museum building are dedicated to optical illusions, stereoscopy and anamorphic art created by Dali himself. The artist's latest works, including his latest painting The Swallow's Tail from 1983, are on display at the museum. Working hours from 01.IV to 30.VI from 09h to 20h (last entry is at 17h15min) The ticket price is 14 € (Original) Pozorište-muzej Dali (Teatre-Museu Dalí) je muzej umetnika Salvadora Dalija u njegovom rodnom gradu Figerasu u Kataloniji. Dali je sahranjen u muzeju, u kripti ispod pozornice. Uprkos želji da bude sahranjen u zamku u Pubolu, koji je od sedamdesetih godina XX veka bio njegova rezidencija, Dali je sahranjen u Pozorištu-muzeju u Figerasu 25.I 1989., dva dana nakon svoje smrti. Umetnik je jednom rekao: “Želim da moj muzej bude jedinstveni blok, lavirint, veličanstveni objekat nadrealizma. Ljudi koji dođu da ga vide trebaju da izađu iz njega sa osećanjem da su doživeli pozorišni san”. Srce muzeja je gradsko pozorište izgrađeno 1849. koje je Dali znao još od detinjstva. U njemu je mladi umetnik 1918. sa svoja prva dva dela učestvovao na jednoj od svojih prvih izložbi. Staro pozorište je izgorelo 1939. za vreme Španskog građanskog rata, pa je od nekada prelepe neoklasicističke građevine ostala samo konstrukcija. Transformacija zgrade je započeta zahvaljujući Ramonu Gvardioli, advokatu i ljubitelju umetnosti koji je od 1960. bio i gradonačelnik Figerasa. On je, zajedno sa Dalijem, odlučio da uništeno i napušteno gradsko pozorište pretvori u muzej posvećen najpoznatijem sinu Figerasa. Gradsko veće je 1968. odobrilo plan. Međutim, za realizaciju je bilo potrebno mnogo vremena, kako zbog sugrađana koji nisu želeli muzej, tako i zbog birokratskih i finansijskih problema. Konačno, 26.VI 1970. vlada Španije odobrava projekat, i radovi počinju 13.X 1970. Glavni arhitekti su bili Hoakim de Ros i Ramis i Aleksandre Bonatera. Muzej je otvoren 28.IX 1974., a proširen je 1984. pripajanjem kule Gorgot koja se nalazila odmah pored muzeja. Dali je hteo da joj promeni ime u kula Galatea u čast svoje žene i muze Gale. Kulu je transformisao uz pomoć boje hleba, hlebova kao dekoracije i jaja koja se nalaze na vrhu. Muzej danas uključuje zgrade i dvorišta pripojena starom pozorištu. Od samog početka muzej je izazvao veliko oduševljenje i bio veoma cenjen od strane posetioca. U prilog tome ide i činjenica da je Pozorište-muzej Dali na drugom mestu po posećenosti u Španiji, iza muzeja Prado u Madridu. U muzeju je izložena najveća i najrazličitija kolekcija radova Salvadora Dalija, čije je srce umetnikova lična kolekcija. U muzeju postoji i nekoliko radova koje je umetnik napravio namenski za muzej, poput sobe Mej Vest, sobe Palata vetrova, Spomenika Fransesu Pujolu i Kišnog kadilaka. U muzeju je takođe izložena i kolekcija holografske umetnosti Salvadora Dalija, kao i kolekcija nakita koji je on sam dizajnirao. U jednoj sobi Dali je kadu i zidni stočić sa otvorenom fiokom i lampom postavio naglavačke, na plafonu sobe. Prostorije koje su pridodate zgradi muzeja su posvećene optičkim iluzijama, stereoskopiji i anamorfičkoj umetnosti koje je kreirao sam Dali. Umetnikova poslednja dela, uključujući i njegovu poslednju sliku Lastin rep (The Swallow’s Tail) iz 1983., su izloženi u muzeju. Radno vreme od 01.IV do 30.VI od 09h do 20h (poslednji ulazak je u 17h15min) Cena ulaznice je 14 €

(Translated by Google) a 10, I came out more than satisfied (Original) un 10, salí más que satisfecha

(Translated by Google) Spectacular Museum housed in the old theater of Figueras, works by the Genius Dalí (Original) Espectacular Museo emplazado en el antiguo teatro de Figueras, obras del Genio Dalí

As a Dali enthusiast, I had the time of my life here. There’s so many beautiful and interesting pieces of art here, and you get to learn a lot more about Dali than you may otherwise have known. Plus, they take covid restrictions seriously here, which is always appreciated.

This is a definite must hit while in Fugeres! This once in a lifetime museum with rare artifacts that you can’t see anywhere outside of Spain. If you are a Salvador Dali found you must go.

An absolute must if you come and fly in via Girona. It is a short hop on the train. 8 euro return. It's 20 euro to enter the museum. There were plenty of things to do and optical illusions to look at. It is a fascinating place to look at. Recommended for any tourist to come and visit. It is a 15 minute walk from the Figueres station.

Probably the main attraction of Figueres. It is possible and recommended to purchase tickets online in advance. The museum is splendid, with the peculiarity that, by Dali's own will, there is no predetermined route, and everyone is free to visit it in their own way. More explanations regarding the exhibited content would have probably made the visit even more interesting, but it remains an overall splendid experience.

Difficult to put into words. If you like Dali’s work, given he designed this Museum - this is almost a religious experience. Be sure to visit the Dali Jewels exhibition just beyond the Museum gift shop, included with your ticket. Well worth the trip to the beautiful town Figueres.

The theatre museum it is good, but the missing explanation of the piece or a good audio guide with some info on Dali history and production is a big lack. I was a bit disoriented in such eccentric place and art pieces. The jewellery gallery it is at the very end of the museum and is amazing. Buy ticket in advance because there is lot of queue and we were lucky to find tickets on the spot

Amazing museum and memorial for one of 20th century's greatest artists. Beautiful pieces are kept throughout the establishment, in an easy to follow way so that you are able to see the entire collection. Tickets can and should be purchased in advance. There is also free WiFi offered here, though it was out of service on the day of my visit.

Fascinating theatre and museum. It has an interesting array of artworks and displays of one of the great surrealists of the 20th century. I found it both entertaining and absorbing.

Honestly, this is one of the best museums that I visited in my life. Dalí was a truly genius and artist of this time. Even not a minute you can get bored there. Looking forward to visit this amazing museum again!!!

Really interesting display. Interactive and fun. We tried not to get lost, many things to see. Quite sure we missed a few! Loved the pictures with Dali himself painting what we can actually see in the room. Only bémol would be the app. If you take a picture with your phone, the app starts from scratch when relaunched… it takes too long. Easy to park nearby - we added a nice walk downtown with small Christmas market.

A surrealistically superb space to watch the art of the self proclaimed genius Dali, which houses many, many examples of his wonderful art, each one filled with fascinating details to be discovered: Paintings, sculptures, decorations, architecture... One could easily dedicate a full visit to each of the rooms, but running through all of them in 90 minutes is also a great pleasure to the mind. Thanks for this monument to creativity and freedom of thought and form!

There are some great pieces to be seen and the fact that Dali created the space is even better. It is a bit sad there were many spaces closed probably due to Covid. also there was no audio or any guide. One of the senior people working in the museum's security was explaining to some of us though.

I'm a big fan of this artist and I'm so happy I have seen most of his art work here. This museum is in one word astonishing! Especially the jewellery exhibition.

What a great experience this museum is! It's packed full of Dali artwork from his most iconic pieces to rough sketches. It's really well laid out but doesn't make you feel too formal so we could enjoy the experience more than a classic art gallery.

Dalí was a genius of his era and forth. You can see part of his amazing creativity and precision here. Everything has a meaning. It could take hours to see just part of his work. Hi was ahead of his time in many ways.

I really like this museum. I think the whole building keeps Dali's spirit. Well done! Buy tickets online and plan at least two hours to cover it

(Translated by Google) It is quite interesting. It is the space where most of the artist's works (although not the most important or well-known) are kept. The truth is that quite entertaining, even if you don't expect anything spectacular. (Original) Es bastante interesante. Es el espacio donde se guardan la mayoría de las obras del artista (aunque no las más importantes o conocidas). La verdad es que bastante entretenido, aunque no esperes nada espectacular.

(Translated by Google) It is very beautiful around. Was closed due to the pandemic (Original) Очень красиво вокруг. Было закрыто из-за пандемии

(Translated by Google) Spectacular if you are close, it is worth visiting, until it opens at night tb (Original) Espectacular si estás cerca merece la pena acercarse, hasta abre de noche tb

Had a wonderful time exploring this amazing, quirky museum (Aug 2018) uploaded photos today and it changed the date of my review....

(Translated by Google) It really is a magical place !!!! Some will find it dusty, certainly it dates, but you have to keep in mind the dates and the time ... Do not miss his house! Good visit (Original) C'est vraiment un lieu magique !!!! Certains trouveront cela poussiéreux, certes cela date, mais il faut garder à l'esprit les dates et l'époque ... Ne pas rater sa maison ! Bonne visite

(Translated by Google) Wishing to go back and see it inside (Original) Deseando volver ay verlo por dentro

(Translated by Google) An interesting place for the whole family! (Original) Интересное место,для всей семьи!

(Translated by Google) I want to come back here again and again (Original) Сюда хочется возвращаться снова и снова

(Translated by Google) A must for anyone interested in the arts (Original) Imperdível para qualquer pessoa que se interesse por artes

(Translated by Google) Impressive, the works of Dalí, a past, art of everything !!. I really liked knowing his works !! (Original) Impresionante, las obras de Dalí, una pasada, arte de todo!!. Me ha gustado mucho conocer sus obras!!

(Translated by Google) Special has a lot to see for those who love art special, there is a lot to see, especially if you are an art lover. (Original) מיוחד יש הרבה מה לראות למי שאוהב אומנות special ,there is a lot to see ,especially if you are an art lover.

(Translated by Google) Unavoidable visit to Dalinian surrealism (Original) Ineludible visita al surrealismo Daliniano

(Translated by Google) It’s always a good plan (Original) Sempre és un bon plan

(Translated by Google) What can we say about Dalí's work that has not already been said. But already in place, the greatness of the works of this universal genius surpasses you. It is worth the trip, also because of the beauty of the surroundings. (Original) Que podemos decir de la obra de Dalí que no se haya dicho ya. Pero ya en el lugar, la grandeza de la obras de este genio universal te sobrepasa. Vale la pena hacer el viaje, además por lo bonito de los alrededores.

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended, children free up to 14 years. (Original) Molt recomanable, els nens gratuïts fins a 14 anys.

(Translated by Google) The Dalí Theater-Museum in Figueres is an incredible place, a day there passed unnoticed. It's just some kind of extravaganza of impressions, colors and feelings. The Dali Museum is exactly the place where words fail to describe your impressions of the visit. It is here that you realize that Maestro Dali is just a level 80 troll. It's just interesting how many tourists know that they are literally treading on the grave of a genius, which is literally under their feet. If you don't want to stand in line at the ticket office and at the entrance, then tickets definitely need to be bought via the Internet. At the entrance, simply submit them electronically. (Original) Театр-музей Дали в Фигерасе невероятное место, день в нем прошел незаметно. Это просто какая-то феерия впечатлений, красок и чувств. Музей Дали именно то место, в котором не хватает слов описать свои впечатления от посещения. Именно здесь понимаешь, что маэстро Дали просто тролль 80-го уровня. Просто интересно, как много туристов знает, что они просто в буквальном смысле топчутся по могиле гения, которая находится буквально под ногами. Если не хотите стоять в очереди в кассу и на входе, то билеты однозначно нужно покупать через интернет. При входе просто их предъявляете в электронном виде.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the places you should go in Spain, both inside the museum and its works are magnificent. It will make you forget the distance and the fee. (Original) İspanya da gitmeniz gereken yerlerden bir tanesi, hem müzenin içi hem eserleri muhteşem. Mesafeyi ve ücreti unutturacak.

(Translated by Google) I loved it, two hours of visiting without wasting much time, all the space plus all the works worth seeing, the second part of the museum, the one exposed to the incredible jewels. (Original) Me ha encantado,dos horas de visita sin perder mucho tiempo,todo el espacio más todas las obras merece la pena verlo,la segunda parte del museo,la expuesta a las joyas increíble.

(Translated by Google) Great imagination! (Original) Tolle Phantasie!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful on the outside but we couldn't visit it because of the Covid. (Original) Precioso por fuera pero no lo pudimos visitar a causa del Covid.

(Translated by Google) A must see when they are in the area. Very well articulated museum. We were in January and there wasn't much of a line to get in. The children also enjoyed the visit. We recommend visiting the jewelery section too! (Original) Visita obligada al están en la zona. Museo muy bien articulado. Estuvimos en enero y no había mucha cola para entrar. Los niños también disfrutaron la visita. Aconsejamos visitar también la parte de joyas!

(Translated by Google) Great museum. (Original) Tolles Museum.

(Translated by Google) Great emotions. (Original) Великолепные эмоции.

(Translated by Google) Most of the small rooms were closed because of the covid. The rest, however, was very beautiful and interesting (Original) La plupart des petites salles étaient fermées à cause du covid. Le reste était cependant très beau et intéressant

(Translated by Google) Amazing, wonderful. (Original) Increible, meravellós.

(Translated by Google) Palace in which Dalí lived, was a tribute that the artist paid himself. Incredible visit, highly recommended. (Original) Palacio en el que vivió Dalí, fue un homenaje que se dio el artista a sí mismo. Increíble visita, muy recomendable.

Great place

(Translated by Google) In this museum in honor of the artistic genius Salvador Dalí, which he designed himself, there are outstanding exhibits from virtually all of his creative periods. You can also visit his grave on the lower floor. An absolute must for fans, for those who have not yet dealt with his work that much, maybe the beginning of an artistic following. (Original) In diesem Museum zu Ehren des künstlerischen Genies Salvador Dalí, welches er noch selbst gestaltet hat, finden sich herausragende Exponate zu eigentlich allen seiner Schaffensepochen. Zudem kann man dort auch in der unteren Etage seine Grabstätte besichtigen. Für Fans ein absolutes Muss, für diejenigen, die sich mit seinen Werken noch nicht so beschäftigt haben, vielleicht der Beginn einer künstlerischen Anhängerschaft.

(Translated by Google) A marvel!!! A small and large corner of surrealism where you can enjoy that art together with a great master such as Dali ... The jewel of surrealism ... (Original) Una maravilla!!! Un pequeño y grande rincón del surrealismo donde poder disfrutar de ese arte junto a un gran maestro como fue Dali... La joya del surrealismo...

Great artist. I have visited the museum several times and will be happy to visit again as one always discovers things not seen before.

(Translated by Google) We enter the universe of Dali, a varied exhibition. (Original) On rentre dans l univers de Dali, expo variée.

Bizarre... Genius... Fantastic!

(Translated by Google) I'm not an art junkie but Dali was a genius in his field (Original) Je ne suis pas un accro de l'art mais Dali était un génie dans son domaine

(Translated by Google) Simply grandiose theater museum at the height of master Dali !! 3rd visit and still amazed (Original) Musée théâtre tout simplement grandiose a la hauteur du maître Dali!! 3ieme visite et toujours autant émerveillé

(Translated by Google) Very pretty (Original) Muy Bonito

Beautiful place but couldn’t get a ticket due to Covid-19

Fantastic experience, way cheaper than we were expecting and definitely worth a visit.

This place is absolutely amazing. It's a must to visit in Spain.

A good reason to stop in Figueres! Unfortunately, some of Dali’s best works are not here, but it is very interesting all the same. It’s offers a wonderful insight into Dali’s world who designed / set up the museum himself. Book yout tickets online in advance. The museum shop could be a bit better though, I had higher expectations.

Even if you don't know the name of Salvador Dali, still you would love the experience.

We loved the museum! Very impressive work of art, very interesting paintings and sculptures. The visit took us a little less than 2 hours. We booked tickets online which made it easier and faster to enter. Nice visit with kids as well.

Beautiful museum filled with many of Dalí’s works. So entertaining and fun that you can spend hours there looking into the detailed pieces, and the museum itself was designed by Dalí himself to host them. We bought our tickets online and the visit went smoothly. Be mindful when choosing your time slot that you’ll need at the very least 1.5 hours to see it properly. Recommend also visiting Gala’s castle in Púbol, which also provides some interesting context.

Great museum if you are into surrealism, capturing Dalí 's essence with his life's work and way of life

Visiting the Dalí Theatre-museum in Figueres is a different artistic experience to live. Sorrounded by masterpieces of the surrealistic painting movement you’ll also discover the real ironic and excentrical personality of Dalí. Don ‘t miss one of best & full artistic sites in Spain!!

Quite unique and interesting place featuring Dali's work in very serene settings.

Well, it can be visited just to see originals of artist's legacy but won't to go there second time definitely. Jewels are impressed the rest of museum expositions seems quite strange and freaks.

Bought tickets in advance and still had to wait half an hour in a long queue. It’s a bit overwhelming inside and not for claustrophobic people. It’s a wonder how/if Dalí really put out this much work in his lifetime? Just seemed a bit chaotic. There are some nice restaurants in town though, and it’s a good break from Barcelona

one of the best museums i have ever visited in my life. while other museums may be boring, the Dalí Theatre Museum captivates the mind with optical illusions, a colluseum-style theater, artifacts from Dalí’s life, and (best of all) the actual resting place of Dalí’s body.

Pure magic! It deserves to spend the whole morning visiting and interpreting all the masterpieces of such a great artist! I strongly recommend to hire a guided tour or to use an audioguide to help yourself understand the meaning of all the items exposed as well as to discover the hidden images and secrets of the pictures.

Well, what else can be said about this sublime museum? Dali designed and set it all up and you can tell as much upon entering and the ensuing adventure within. I visited in May 2016 when the weather was beautiful. The train from Barcelona doesn’t take too long and is cheap enough. The train I got took around 2 hours and cost around 20 Euro’s return. The museum ticket was 14 Euro’s but this may have changed. The crowds were spread out so things didn’t get too claustrophobic and you can go off in pretty much any direction you wish. It’s definitely not your conventional journey inside a museum. My visit was made more fun after meeting a recently divorced American lady who sold everything up and decided to back pack around Europe. She has been a Dali fan since high school and this was one of her major stops along her travels. It was quite exciting to see someone from the other side of the world enjoying the museum like a child enjoys Christmas morning. The shop was nice but could have had a little more on offer. I did pick up a lovely poster for the collection but there wasn’t a lot on offer which was a shame. There are few museums around Europe that offer an experience of this kind. Now we are getting back to more regular travel, I would suggest you make The Dali Museum a high priority.

Amazing work by the great Dali. All styles and mediums are here to see (including the building itself). Very busy tho so u get a bit of a rushed feeling passing thought the corridors. Take tour time to find a parking spot as most parking garages are all full most of the time. Make a reservation before hand to dodge the long queue.

Interesting museum with curious facts about some of the exhibits. Loved the jewel work and display. Buy tickets in advance as they go quickly.

This is madness. This is out-worldly. “Where, if not in my own town, should the most extravagant and solid of my work endure, where if not here?“ Definitely book online in advance and spare around three hours (remember the closing time at 17:45). I would go early in the morning as it gets super crowded. Also guided tour is highly recommended!

Liked this place and very cool art, but so crowded when we went on a Wednesday. Very hard to navigate through. Very touristy. The train ride from centre Barcelona was easy and the staff were nice. We had purchased tickets online and got there a few minutes after the reserved time, and there was a long line at the entrance. The staff let us go in ahead of the line since we had a reserved time that had passed by a few minutes.

If your art focus is surrealism and/or you Salvador's Dali work you need to come here to enjoy most of his famous work, get inspired, be fascinated and love the atmosphere. I have been here 40, 30, 20 years ago and I always get reminded how ingenious Dali is and was. Loved it.

We arrived 30minutes before opening time at 10h30. When doors opened tickets for the day were sold out in about 10 minutes. Recommend pre-book and buy on line. It was still interesting to see the external and browse the souvenir shops.

Awesome exhibition of Dali's work. Lot of his pictures and sculptures. Awesome was red sofa as mouth. From upstairs look as a face. The best was ceiling with picture of Dali's and his wife figures.

Amazing place, totally worth it. Salvador Dali’s art is awesome. Definitely have to see it in person. The Museum is pretty big and you need at least two hours to see everything. In addition to the main part, there is another exhibition (in another building) with Dali’s jewellery which must be seen as well. The museum is so pretty on the outside also. There is a shop inside to buy authentic souvenirs. Had a great time, you should visit it too, if in Barcelona!!!

Dali's work is genious, no doubt. However, I would love to have more context - some pieces lacked titles, others were so peculiar that I would really use some background/descriptions. I know there are guides for that, yet, for this price one could expect to have some of the info provided. Overall, definitely a place to go.

Must visit!!! Highly recomended! Some hacks: Better with buy tickets in advance (we did it 3 days before). Do not forget add 'guided visit' with you language. Leave time for free ride in your schedule.

The Dali museum was well worth the hassle of traveling to Figueres from Barcelona. It's a short walk (15 min) from the train station. We arrived late for our reservation due to us taking longer than expected on the train. They allowed us to come in only because there were open spaces in the next time slot but I highly recommend reserving tickets ahead of time. The museum is I think about 3 floors and ascends in a circular manner. It's extremely crowded in the afternoon so perhaps an early time slot is more comfortable. It was difficult to admire all the works due to the crowds but that was to be expected. If you're debating on coming here, take the plunge. I am a big fan of his artwork and to witness one of his greatest masterpieces, including his tomb was very gratifying.

Nice experience. Loved his museum and the way Dali set it up. Fantastic art and gift shop. Nicer part of town. Watch out for pick pocketed.

It's smth definitely worth experiencing. Nit sure if one time is enough to feel, i think we'll come back again. Buy ticket online if you are sure on arrival time. Otherwise there uc no issue buying fron the ticket box, but would require s bit of waiting to enter

Amazing museum, very well set up in such a way that you wan’t miss anything. As you are walking through multiple levels of the exhibits, the signs will make it easy to navigate through the maze of artworks, which will keep you entertained for 1-2 hrs.

Wir waren gestern zur Sonderöffnung um 22 Uhr dort. Es war perfekt. Die Mitarbeiter waren alle sehr freundlich, man hatte wirklich viel Platz und konnte sich alles in Ruhe anschauen. Auf der großen Dachterrasse gab es während des Besuchs noch ein Glas Cava und dabei konnte man noch ein Film über die Entstehung des Museums schauen. Wir waren das letzte mal vor 28 Jahren da. Der nächste Besuch wird nicht so lange auf sich warten lassen

Dieser Besuch hat sich sehr gelohnt. Die Karte am Vormittag gekauft und um 18 Uhr ging es los. Es hat mich sehr beeindruckt das der Künstler Dali sehr viele fantastische Werke geschaffen hat. Atemlos und fantastisch.

Not to be missed when you are travelling to Costa Brava or just Barcelona. It’s one of the most immersive museums I have ever visited. Very well organized, clean, and with a good flow even in the busiest times.

An einem Dienstag um 13:15 Uhr echt viel los! Es werden alle 15 Minuten Leute eingelassen, stellenweise staut es sich, so dass man zum Teil Wartezeiten hat.. Generell wird man nur genau zu der Zeit eingelassen, zu der man auch gebucht hat, auf jeden Fall die Tickets vorab reservieren. Ansonsten aber echt sehenswert!

If you like Dali you will find this museum interesting. I took the guided tour in English and learned some interesting details that you do not get just from wandering around. You need to plan ahead to get a guided tour. I had to wait 2 days for the English tour. I have included some of my surrealist photography that was inspired by Dali.

A dream finally came true! Finally had the chance to visit Dalí Theatre. We stayed in Barcelona so we had to visit the Museum. I recommend you to get your tickets in advance online. I won’t describe my experience which was great 😊 just have a look at the photos and videos! outstanding

The Dali museum is really an awe filled experience. You should buy tickets ahead of time and you can come when your ticket time is. Entering was ok although there were a lot of people you didn't feel crowded or disturbed, through the whole visit. The museum itself runs by numbers you follow though each one of the exhibitions. Sadly there isn't any reading or explanatory information whatsoever which was very frustrating. Walking around the different exhibitions seeing not only the amazing art but the sheer amount of them was shocking and inspiring. Really recommend.

I could've stayed there for 2 hrs getting lost i this magical place. I wish this museum had QR code do you could can and read about the artworks. Or if they ordered an audio tour to understand what is behind all the artworks

This place offers unique insights into life of the genius. The place was decorated by Dali himself, so you can see his talent applied to things other than paintings. There is also jewelry of his design that was made into real pieces. A lot of new information. Definitely a bucket list item.

I strongly recommend that you come. The Dali Museum will definitely bring you unforgettable memories The light is very good when you go in the morning. You can prepare a few coins because some installation art requires coins to be seen

We were blown away by the intricate details and senses-evoking exhibits and experience that this museum had provided. As a Dali fan, it was a visual and thought-provoking feast! Even my companions of non-dali fans were easily converted into one after going through the works and installation.

Quirky and fascinating insight into the work of Dali. I was certainly amazed by the breadth and depth of his talent, of which I was previously unaware. Don't miss the jewellery section at the end, another dimension to the man's genius.