Two universal figures and two radically innovative ways of understanding artistic creation, in a proposal that connects Modernism and Surrealism through a unique cultural experience. With this combined ticket, you can experience a journey through genius, creative freedom and the capacity to transform art into a total experience, guided by two universal geniuses. Visiting the two spaces shows us how nature inspired both Dalí and Gaudí. Stones that look like waves, forms born from the imagination. Nature transformed into art.
Practical information
Discover a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in art and architecture with our new combined product, which brings together two of Catalonia’s most singular cultural experiences: La Pedrera, Antoni Gaudí’s last civil work in Barcelona, and the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the masterpiece of the Empordà artist.
How to get there
Please remember that the itinerary involves travel between two towns (Figueres and Barcelona).
The Dalí Theatre-Museum is located in Figueres, approximately 140 km from Barcelona, and is easily accessible from the city.
By train (recommended option): From Barcelona Sants station, you can take a high-speed train (AVE or Avant) to Figueres Vilafant. The journey takes between 55 minutes and 1 hour. Once at Figueres Vilafant, you can reach the Dalí Theatre-Museum in about 15 minutes by taxi or approximately 25 minutes on foot. There are also regional trains (Rodalies) to Figueres, with an approximate journey time of 1 hour and 50 minutes.
By car: From Barcelona, the journey takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes via the AP-7 motorway towards Girona/Figueres. There are several public car parks near the museum.
By bus: Several companies offer daily connections between Barcelona and Figueres. The journey takes between 2 and 2 hours 30 minutes.
We recommend planning your journey in advance to ensure a comfortable visit with no unexpected issues.
Prices
General: €44.5
Catalonia residents: €30
50% disability: free
Companion of a person with 50% disability: free
Under 12 years old: free
Admission policy
Admission to the museum is only possible on the date and at the time indicated. If tickets are not collected at the indicated time, the reservation will be cancelled and access will be subject to availability at that moment.
The organisation reserves the right of admission. This reservation or purchase does not include a guided tour. No type of guided tour is permitted without the museum’s prior approval.
All visitors must show and keep their ticket, as well as, in the case of reduced or free admission, the corresponding accreditation. Children under twelve must enter accompanied by an adult.
Bags, backpacks, etc. will be checked at the access control. For security reasons, objects that may be dangerous (knives, pocket knives, etc.) will be retained and must be collected at the end of the visit.
Entry is not permitted with any object larger than 35 x 35 x 25 cm, umbrellas, luggage or bulky objects in general, backpacks or other bags worn on the back, pushchairs, or any object that authorised staff consider a risk to museum security.
Bulky objects, living beings, jewellery, money or valuables, dangerous items or objects that may threaten public safety or health may not be deposited. The museum is not responsible under any circumstances for objects left in the cloakroom.
Pets are not accepted (except guide dogs).
Clothing must be respectful of all sensitivities. In particular, access will be denied to visitors wearing clothing and/or accessories that could represent an obstacle in the event of an emergency evacuation.
Refunds
Refunds are not made for reasons beyond the Museum’s control. If, for whatever reason, you decide to change the date of your visit, we will manage the change.
Professional photography equipment
Taking photographs, video or film images of the premises (and using a tripod) is subject to special authorisation, which must be requested from the Press Department: comunicacio@fundaciodali.org.
The publication of graphic, audiovisual or computer material without authorisation will be subject to legal action.
Access to the building with professional photographic equipment to carry out photo sessions with clothing intended for celebrations of any kind, or with ornaments designed to distract or attract attention for artistic, religious, promotional or any other purposes, is not permitted.
Conduct inside the building
You are in a museum space listed as cultural heritage. It is everyone’s responsibility to preserve it for future generations of visitors.
In order to ensure its conservation, it is not permitted to touch the works of art or the objects on display, take photographs with flash, or carry backpacks on your back (they must be worn in front or left in the free lockers on the ground floor).
To guarantee a quality visit for everyone and out of respect for other visitors, please maintain civic behaviour during the visit, without raising your voice, and avoid crowds, running and obstructing the circulation of other visitors.
Smoking, eating and drinking inside the building and throwing objects into the courtyards, gardens or street are prohibited, as is displaying any sign, banner or protest performance inside the building; doing so will be grounds for immediate expulsion.
Visitors must follow the instructions of museum staff at all times.
Itinerary and visitable areas
Circulation inside the museum is free, but access to certain spaces is subject to capacity and the activities taking place at the time.
The museum reserves the right to modify itineraries or limit visitable areas of the building for reasons of safety, restoration, maintenance, adverse weather conditions or specific events. This will not entail a full or partial refund of the ticket price.
In compliance with legal regulations, the museum will regulate the capacity of its spaces according to safety and monument conservation criteria.
Gaudí built a house with the forms of the sea, representing the waves of a stormy day
Salvador Dalí on La Pedrera
