Dalí Museum: tickets, opening times and visiting tips
Buy your ticket online from the official Dalí Foundation website, go first thing or late in the day, and allow an hour and a half to two hours. Your ticket also covers Dalí Joies, on the same street as the hotel.
Before you go
Book your ticket before you arrive
Booking online means no queue, and in high season the time slots sell out. The usual order is the museum, then Dalí Joies, then the Rambla and Dalí's birthplace. Staying 50 m away, you can take the first slot of the morning without an early start from somewhere else on the Costa Brava.
Do the full Dalí TriangleWhat your ticket includes
Dalí Joies, included
A Dalí Theatre-Museum ticket includes Dalí Joies, the collection of jewellery designed by Dalí, 20 m from the hotel on the same street. It takes a few extra minutes and costs nothing more.
Where you are in relation to the museum
Hotel Plaza Inn is 50 m from the Dalí Theatre-Museum and 20 m from Dalí Joies, on Pujada del Castell.
Questions about visiting the museum
Allow an hour and a half to two hours to see it without rushing. Check the current visit length on the official Dalí Foundation website before planning the rest of your day.
In August there is usually Dalí de Nit, an evening opening at the Dalí Theatre-Museum. It only really works if you are staying in Figueres, at the hotel for instance.
Start with the Dalí Theatre-Museum, then Dalí Joies, on the same street. Afterwards, the Rambla and Dalí's birthplace are a few minutes' walk away.
Stay 50 m from the museum
Be at the Dalí Theatre-Museum when it opens without an early start from elsewhere on the Costa Brava. Book your room at Hotel Plaza Inn.
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