Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres: a practical visitor guide
Quick answer
The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is open Tuesday to Sunday (daily in July and August), roughly 9:30 or 10:30am to 6pm, and 9am–8pm in summer. General admission is €18.50 and reduced €15. Allow 2 to 3 hours for your visit.
Hours and prices checked on · Official website
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Dalí designed this museum himself on the ruins of the old municipal theatre of his hometown, Figueres, and conceived it as a single total work of art. Opened in 1974, it was his last great project and also his resting place: the artist is buried in the crypt beneath the stage. A geodesic dome, giant loaves and eggs on the facade and rooms like the Mae West Room make the visit feel theatrical rather than a classic exhibition.
How to plan your visit
- Buy your ticket on the official site with a date and time; it sells out in summer and holidays.
- Arrive at your ticket time: there is access control and last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
- Start in the central courtyard (the Rainy Taxi) and follow the rooms in order, without expecting a straight line: the museum is a deliberate maze.
- The Theatre-Museum and Dalí Jewels (the jewellery collection) are separate visits; check the official site if you need a separate ticket.
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Combine it with your trip
Figueres is around 140 km north of Barcelona and can be reached by high-speed train, regional train or bus; check timetables before you go. Many visitors link the museum with Cadaqués and the Portlligat house, or with Púbol Castle. A combined ticket with La Pedrera in Barcelona is also available.
Frequently asked questions
How long do you need at the Dalí Theatre-Museum?
Two hours covers the essentials; for a relaxed visit with the crypt, painting rooms and jewellery area, plan 3 hours.
How much is a Dalí Museum ticket?
General admission is €18.50 and reduced €15. Children aged 0–8 are free. Rates may change, so confirm on the official site.
Do I need to book the Dalí Museum in Figueres?
It's strongly recommended to buy online with a time, especially in summer, long weekends and on weekends.
Is the Dalí Museum open on Mondays?
Only in July and August. The rest of the year it closes on Mondays, except a few marked dates on the official calendar.
Where is Dalí buried?
In the crypt of the Dalí Theatre-Museum, beneath the stage, in Figueres.
