Plan your visit carefully to the dali museum in Figueres. We arrived on a Saturday, and had to wait in line for tickets for almost an hour. The museum is very busy on the weekends, and the parking is crazy. Looking for parking, then waiting in line for tickets left us little time to see the museum. It closed at... More

The museum itself is great and certainly art in itself. However: While the website stated that the museum is open until 18:00, the staff through out all people at 17:45. When we stated that we still have 15 minutes left, as the cashier has told us, the staff person said in very rude Spanish that we then should go outside... More

The whole experience was delightful. Well worth the visit More

I adore this Museum. I've now been twice - and I would go again. It's over the top, highly imaginative, extremely entertaining - and an absolutely must do if you are anywhere near the Costa Brava. I can't even start to recommend it enough. Any one piece of art would be worth the trip - and there are hundreds. Do... More

Remember this is "Theatro" Museo Dali. There's a lot of theatre involved. It's Dali...what else can one say? More

So that should make a museum. Felicitacionesss! Worth divert the route. Exceeded my expectations. More

It does not matter you like the art or not, Dali impresses you anyway! Shocking and beautiful at the same time, shows Dali's 'twisted' imagination. More

A very broad range of Dali's body of work is on display in this somewhat kitschy theatre/museum. The price of admission is relatively high, and many of the displays inside require some Euro coins to operate in order to get the full creative effect. While the natural light of the theatre windows gives the galleries an airy feeling, there is... More

A long trip from Barcelona (1 1/2 - 2 hours), very crowded in April--can't imagine what it is like in summer. Not the best museum experience due to the crowds, and not as bizarre as I would have thought. The jewlry exhibit (yes, he designed jewlry) was outstanding. More