Located in the heart of Figueres, the emblematic Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum is much more than a museum: it is a unique immersion in the dreamlike and fascinating universe of the genius of surrealism. Inaugurated in 1974 on the remains of the old Municipal Theatre, Dalí himself conceived this space as a great temple dedicated to his work, where every corner reflects his exuberant personality, his artistic ingenuity and his overflowing vision.

This museum is a treasure for art lovers, as it exhibits an impressive collection of works that range from his first creations to his most iconic pieces. Among the jewels of the museum we find the famous Portrait of Mae West usable as a surrealist apartment, the illusionist ceiling of the main room and the crypt where Dalí himself rests. Walking through the Theatre-Museum is immersing yourself in a world of dreams, enigmas and provocations, where reality and fantasy merge in a unique way.

The Dalí Triangle: Cadaqués, Púbol and Figueres

The Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum is part of the fascinating Dalí Triangle, along with the Salvador Dalí House-Museum in Portlligat (Cadaqués) and the Gala-Dalí Castle in Púbol. This tour, essential for getting to know the artist’s life and work in depth, offers a complete experience for followers of his legacy.

• Cadaqués and Portlligat: Here is the house where Dalí lived and worked for decades. This refuge, with its labyrinthine architecture and full of eccentric objects, is the perfect place to understand the artist’s relationship with the landscape and his muse Gala.
• Púbol: In the Gala-Dalí Castle, which Dalí gave to Gala as a symbol of his love, you can appreciate a more intimate and solemn environment, full of works and decorations that demonstrate the deep bond between them.

To travel through this triangle is to discover not only the work but also the life of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Figueres, Cadaqués and Púbol are witnesses to his genius and the places that inspired his inexhaustible imagination.