Dalí by Night

Experience a unique night at the Dalí Theatre-Museum: explore its surreal world among shadows, cava and stars. A magical and different way to discover Dalí’s universe

On 1 August, the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres reopens for its night-time opening edition, which will run until 23 August. The night-time opening hours are from 9:30 pm to midnight (last admission at 11:15 pm). During this time, visitors are offered a glass of cava on one of the museum’s interior terraces, where an audiovisual display is also projected (weather permitting).

The Dalí Theatre-Museum, the largest surrealist object in the world, was designed and conceived by Salvador Dalí himself with the aim of offering visitors a truly immersive experience that would introduce them to his captivating and unique universe. Under the moonlight, the dome and the Cadillac courtyard become a unique experience, with a dazzling beauty that is different from the daytime visit. With a limited capacity of 500 visitors, the night-time visit allows guests to discover and enjoy the artist’s work and ideas, undoubtedly enhancing its exceptional character. Guided tours are also available in Catalan, Spanish, French and English, with a maximum capacity of 25 people per group.