Dali Theatre-Museum
by JetlagCity
The Dali Theatre-Museum really must be experienced in person - it's so much more alive and three-dimensional than most museums. The building itself is part of the art, some of which Salvador Dali created specifically for this site. The entryway and lobbies are spectacular examples of this, as well as the Mae West room. Lots of his fantastic paintings are here, too, from his early surrealist works to some done near the end of his life.
Unfortunately when we were here it was some sort of holiday in Europe, and there were hoardes of children running and screaming through the museum, out of control. I'd really like to come back someday to revel in this place without the headache I got on my first visit!
Teatre-Museu Dali
by call_me_rhia
salvador dali's theatre museum is the reason to go to figueras: it's a truly wonderful, strange, surrealistic museum - inside you'll find many works by this extraordinary Spanish artist - but not the usual ones you are used to see in museums. Also there are not only paintings but statues, christmas cards, furniture and... his grave. Yes, he asked to be buried inside this theatre. If you are fond of his art it's really worth a day trip from Barcelona.
Entrance price (2002): 9 euros
church of saint peter
by call_me_rhia
The church of Saint Peter is located next-door to the casa-museu Salvador Dali. In this church the catalan artist Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech was christened (1904)and given its ultimate farewell (1989): the final and ultimate acts of his life.
Mae West Room.
by euzkadi
This room, one of my favorites places of the museum, is one of the examples of the wonderful ideas of the artist. You have to climb a stair case to see the whole room through a magnifiying glass to get the actress portrait.