Dalí’s Museum from Barcelona: Private Half-Day Tour

Salvador Dalí is one of the most (if not the most) iconic characters Spain has ever produced. His prolific work can be admired on the walls of some of the most important museum in the world, like the MoMA in New York, or the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid. But it is in his hometown, Figueres, where his largest collection lays as expressly wished by the artist.

The Dalí Theatre Museum in Figueres isn’t only a big collection of works, but also a piece of art in itself. The building is considered the largest piece of surrealist art in the world. Salvador Dalí himself initiated the project, a task that kept him busy during the last decades of his life. Thus, the museum mirrors his extravagant mind and surprises visitors the world over as they step into an unexpected universe.

On this tour, we’ll take you on a comfortable half-day trip to Figueres from Barcelona. The day starts at Sants station, where you’ll meet your guide before onboarding on a high-speed train that will take us to what Dalí considered the centre of the world: a town with fifty-thousand souls a few miles away from the French border.

After arriving at Figueres, we’ll go straight to the Dalí Museum, where you’ll have enough time to visit the collection, Dalí’s tomb and rooms, and even an exhibition of jewels also designed by the artist. After some free-time at the museum or around the city centre, we’ll take the train back to Barcelona, while your mind tries to clear out the surreal whirl the building usual provokes.

The Dalí Museum is usually fully booked several days in advance. Book early to secure your spot!

Tour Highlights:

• Take a half day trip to Figueres, the centre of Salvador Dalí’s surrealist world.
• Step into Dalí’s mind at the Dalí Theatre-Museum, one of the weirdest places in the planet.
• Admire the biggest collection of the artist’s world and learn about his extravagant life and work.