DESCRIPTION:
Animals are key figures in Dalí’s work: cats, dogs, flies, ants, birds, fish, and fantastic creatures, each with its own symbolism.
This itinerary introduces students to Dalí and Surrealism through animals—real or imaginary—found in the museum and his artworks.
Fascinated by eggs, Dalí turned them into symbols, like those that crown Torre Galatea in Figueres. The hard shell hides secrets, fears, treasures… and animals! During the visit, parts of animals will emerge from a magical egg for students to combine and create a new surreal creature.
CONTENTS:
Discovery of Salvador Dalí’s pictorial work, with special focus on the portraits he created.
Introduction to photographic techniques and the process of creating a portrait.
Stimulation of creativity through the creation of their own portrait and the exploration of emotions through the image.
FINAL ACTIVITY:
At the end of the visit, we will test our creativity! Using magnetic boards, we will combine parts of animals to bring to life new surreal creatures and give them names.
REMARKS:
It’s not a workshop. In case of bad weather, the activity cannot be carried out.
If the group arrives late to the visit, the final activity may be canceled.
Activity suggested for students in Elementary School (ages 6–9).
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DESCRIPTION:
The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres was a special place for Salvador Dalí. There, he gathered his treasures: melting clocks, drawers, red lips, canes, flies, bread, eggs, and, above all, his muse, Gala. He created the “Treasure Room,” lined with red velvet like a jewelry box.
This itinerary introduces students to Dalí and Surrealism through his most iconic symbols. The drawers, often present in his works, hide dreams, fears, and secrets. During the visit, a magical hat will reveal objects related to Dalí’s treasures, becoming a surreal and fun element!
CONTENTS:
Introduction to the figure of Salvador Dalí and Surrealism.
Identification of recurring elements in Dalí’s work.
Active observation and exploration of the rooms in the Dalí Theatre-Museum.
Creative expression through participation in the treasure hunt activity.
FINAL ACTIVITY:
After the visit, the children wear a headband with a drawer that we provide for the activity, choose a symbolic object, and take a photo to keep as a memory of the experience.
REMARKS:
This is not a workshop. In case of bad weather, the activity cannot be carried out.
If the group arrives late to the visit, the final activity may be canceled.
Activity recommended for children in early childhood education (ages 3-5).
BOOK YOUR VISIT:
Would you like to visit with your school group and learn while enjoying the Dalí Museums? Fill in the form to request an educational visit.
Need more information? Contact our educational service.
Info about bookings, prices, and calendar
Info about content, how the educational visit works, and students with special needs
Discover the Dalí Museums with your students and delve into the fascinating universe of Salvador Dalí and Gala from a unique and inspiring perspective. This educational experience allows for a cross-curricular approach, integrating art, history, and literature while connecting with the educational curriculum.
Through a guided tour adapted to each level, students will understand Dalí’s creative genius, his bond with Gala, and the symbolism hidden within these spaces full of mystery and imagination.
Contact the Educational Service for:
- Adapting the content of our educational visits to the school curriculum
- Guidance for your classroom projects about Salvador Dalí and Gala
- Support for students with their Research Projects (Final Year Projects)
Do you want to turn this visit into a living classroom full of learning and emotion? Fill out the form and get ready to experience an unforgettable cultural adventure!
Complete the following form and request your educational visit here.
The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is the largest surrealist object in the world. Take a guided tour of the building and don’t miss a single detail of the most unique space in the Dalinian universe.
Duration of the visit: 60 minutes.
Book your Guided Tour along with your tickets to the Dalí Theatre-Museum.
Explore the early mysteries of the Gala Dalí Castle and delve into its history, Gala’s life, and Dalí’s decorative universe.
The staff at the Gala Dalí Castle provide introductory tours that start on the ground floor, offering a brief journey through the building’s history, Gala’s life, and explanations of the main Dalinian decorative elements in each space.
These tours run on a regular schedule and are offered in several languages according to the calendar.
Visitors must register at the information desk upon arrival at the Castle or reserve a spot by calling 972 488 655.
It is also possible to arrange a private introduction tour on specific days and times tailored to the visitors’ needs, subject to availability.
Walk through the corridors and rooms where Gala lived and where Dalí, between 1982 and 1984, left his final mark. With the help of our guide, explore the secrets of this castle full of imagination and let yourself be captivated by the magic of a place where art and life intertwine.