Dali Theatre-Museum

About

Located in the heart of Figueres, Spain, the Dalí Theatre‑Museum is a surrealist masterpiece that houses the world‑famous artist’s most extensive collection. Conceived and designed by Salvador Dalí himself, the museum rests on the ruins of a 20th‑century theatre that was burned during the Spanish Civil War and rebuilt in 1974. Visitors wander through a labyrinth of 24 rooms that showcase paintings, sculptures, collages, mechanical devices, and dreamlike installations such as the Mae West Lips Sofa and the Crystal‑Glamorous Cabinet. Highlights include the crypt beneath the stage, where Dalí is interred, and a large geodesic dome that crowns the auditorium. With over 1,400,000 visitors annually, this museum is a must‑visit for anyone interested in surrealism, architecture, and 20th‑century art.

Highlights

• Mae West Lips Sofa
• Geodesic Dome
• Crypt of Salvador Dalí

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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