Night Visit with Cava at the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres

Stands out for

  • • Nighttime lighting that enhances the surreal architecture
  • • Audiovisual projection in the museum’s interior courtyards
  • • Included glass of cava during the night visit
  • • Limited capacity of 500 people for an intimate atmosphere
  • • Access to exclusive collections and Dalí’s jewelry pieces
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Description

Context The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres is a space designed by Salvador Dalí himself, reflecting his surrealist universe through labyrinthine architecture and a glass dome. Located in the heart of Figueres, this museum houses a diverse collection including paintings, jewelry, and audiovisual projections. The nighttime visit is offered exclusively in summer, with a limited capacity of 500 people to preserve the intimate atmosphere. ">The Experience"> For approximately three hours, you’ll walk through the museum’s galleries under soft lighting that enhances the shapes and shadows of the artworks and sculptures. In the interior courtyards, you’ll enjoy audiovisual projections that complement the journey. The visit concludes with a glass of cava, whose fresh aroma blends with the night air, adding a sensory layer that connects with the festive and immersive essence of the space. ">For Whom"> This experience is ideal for adults and young visitors aged 9 and above who are interested in surrealist art and evening cultural activities. It is not suitable for people with limited mobility due to the museum’s limited accessibility, nor for those who prefer daytime visits or wish to avoid alcohol consumption. ">Local Context"> Figueres, Dalí’s hometown, is part of the Dalí Triangle along with the Birthplace House and Púbol Castle. The museum is a key cultural landmark attracting visitors seeking to immerse themselves in the artist’s life and creative legacy. It complements the area’s offerings of restaurants and nearby museums.",

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Best season

seasons.SUMMER

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

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Practical Guide

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Location

How to get there

By car Public transport
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for walking and bring a camera to capture the unique lighting. The visit takes place at night, from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM, so plan your return transport accordingly. Book in advance to secure a spot, as capacity is limited. Not suitable for visitors with reduced mobility or those who avoid alcohol.

Physical Requirements

low physical activity, mainly walking and standing during the visit

About the Area

The Dalí Theatre-Museum is located in the city center of Figueres, which offers good train connections from Barcelona and access by road. Nearby attractions include the Museu del Joguet de Catalunya, Dalí’s Birthplace House, and a variety of restaurants and cafés that enhance the cultural visit. Figueres is a gateway to exploring the Dalí Triangle and the Girona region.

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Yes, advance booking is recommended and sometimes mandatory due to the limited capacity of 500 people for this special nighttime visit.
No, the museum has limited accessibility and is not suitable for wheelchairs. It is recommended to contact the museum directly before planning your visit.
Includes entry to the museum during nighttime hours, an audiovisual projection in the interior courtyards, and one glass of cava per visitor.
The visit lasts approximately 3 hours, from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM, with the last entry at 12:30 AM.
Yes, photography is allowed in most areas, though there may be restrictions in certain rooms; it is recommended to confirm with the museum staff.