The Dali Museum, "Teatre-Museu Dali," is located in Figueres, the artist's hometown.
The Dali Museum embodies Figueres's ancient and modern history: it was constructed over an ancient Roman theater, creating a unique space to display works from every period of Dalí's life.
Highlights include "The Spectre of Sex Appeal" (1932), "Poetry of America - The Cosmic Athletes " (1943), "Leda Atòmica" (1949) and "Galatea of the Spheres" (1952). Dalí expressly requested that the museum displayed specific works, as well as paintings by El Greco, Duchamp, Fortuny and more.
How to reach Figueres and the Dali Museum
By car, take the E-15 / A-7 motorway (Barcelona-France), exit at Figueres Nord or Figueres Sud and follow signs to the city center/ museum. About 1.5 hours from Barcelona.
Trains from Barcelona to Figueres (Barcelona-Portbou RENFE line) leave hourly from Barcelona Sants and Passeig de Gracia. The Dali museum is about a 10 minute walk from the train station; follow the posted signs. About 2 hours from Barcelona.
The SARFA bus company also runs routes to Figueres.
The Dali Museum
Open: Summer hours 9am-7.45pm, open every day without exeption; Winter hours 10.30am-5.45pm
Closing days: January 1st, December 25th and Mondays
Entrances fees: €10 and €7 (reduced)
Free entry for children under 9 years olds
Figueres Tourist Office
Plaça del Sol
Open 9am-9pm Mon-Sat; 9am-3pm Sun
Tel: (+34) 972 50 31 55