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The Dalí Theatre-Museum, the largest surrealistic object in the world, occupies the building of the former Municipal Theatre, a 19th century construction which was destroyed at the end of the Spanish Civil War. On its ruins, Dalí decided to create his museum.

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• Address
• Opening Times and Prices
• Services
• Plan your trip
• Access Requirements
• Accessibility
• Policy for filming and taking pictures
• Frequently asked Questions
• Group reservation

Address

Gala-Salvador Dalí Square, 5
E-17600 Figueres

Entrance: Gala-Salvador Dalí Square, 5
Exit: Mª Àngels Vayreda Street

Tel  +34 972 677 500
Fax +34 972 501 666

Opening hours

From 1 November to 28 February:

• Open from 10:30 to 18
• Access until 17:15

From 1 March to 30 June:

• Open from 9:30 to 18
• Access until 17:15

From 1 July to 30 September:

• Open from 9 to 20
• Access until 19:15

From 1 October to 30 October:

• Open from 9:30 to 18
• Access until 17:15

The exhibition rooms will start to close 15 minutes before the official closing time.

Closed on:

• 1 January and 25 December.
• Every Monday between 1 October and 31 May, except on holidays, holiday eves and 24 December.
• From 1 June to 30 September open every day.

Prices

• Individual: 11 € (includes Dalí·Jewels exhibition)
• Reduced: 8 € (includes Dalí·Jewels exhibition)
• Groups (+ 25 people): 7 €. Reservation is required.
• Reduced admission charges for students, old age pensioners and unemployed people on production of the appropriate documentation. Also for groups of more than 25 people and owners of Carnet Jove (Euro <26).

No admission charge for children under 9 years of age, members of the association Friends of the Dalí Museums, of the Associació de Museòlegs de Catalunya, of the ICOM and journalists, only on production of the appropriate documentation.

Services

• Reservations for groups
• Guided Visits
• Educational visits
• Shop
• Toilets

 Plan your trip

In this section you can brief yourselves of how to arrive to the Dalí Theatre-Museum:

• Communications (airports, train, roads...)
• Free Car Parks
• Touristic information on Catalonia and the Costa Brava

To enjoy the visit to the three Dalí Museums properly, at least two days are needed. The distance between the three Dalí Museums means that you have to allow for journeys of at least 40 kilometres if you want to go from Figueres to Portlligat (Cadaqués) and another 40 kilometres from Figueres to Púbol (near la Bisbal d'Empordà, heading in the Girona direction).

Access requirements

• Reservations for the Dalí Theatre-Museum day visit are only accepted for groups over 25 people. Reservations for individuals are not possible. Tickets for the Night visit at the museum can be bought online.
• Rucksacks, other shoulder bags and prams are not admitted.
• Visitors to the Theatre-Museum are requested to deposit all bags, umbrellas, luggage and other large objects in the consignment office.
• It is forbidden to touch any of the works or settings exhibited.
• Smoking, eating and drinking in the Theatre-Museum is forbidden.
• The Management reserves the right to refuse admission.
• ANIMALS: no animals are allowed to enter, except for guide dogs for the blind.

Accessibility

The special complexity of the Dalí Theatre-Museum, located in the ruins of a former theatre, makes access to the building difficult for people with reduced mobility.

The areas that can be visited in a wheelchair are: the central courtyard with the Rainy Cadillac montage; the stage, where visitors can enjoy the area under the dome and a selection of key works by Salvador Dalí in the Treasure Room; the ground floor and the under-stage area, where there is the painter's crypt, drawings, engravings, etc., and an exhibition of paintings representing various periods, in the Fishmongers' Room.

It is unfortunately impossible to gain acces to the rest of the museum in a wheelchair.

Access for persons in wheelchair is via Gala Dalí Square, the terrace-bars zone, having first informed the museum staff.

Policy for filming and taking pictures

When taking pictures, you are not allowed to use the flash or any other photographic equipment. If this happens, the camera will be temporarily held back until the owner finishes the visit. Public communication of the images taken inside the Dalí museums needs an authorization and rights clearance.

Ask here for permission to film or take pictures.

Frequently asked Questions

1. What are the opening times and Prices?
2. When can I see the museum by night?
3. Do I have to reserve?
4. Reserving tickets
5. Is the museum accessible?
6. Can I visit all three museums in a single day?
7. How do I get there?

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