Dalí Theatre and Museum Review

I learned a lot in this museum! a must go for any art lover - be sure to leave at least 2-3 hours to explore everything

This museum evokes the life and work of Salvador Dalí, a genius of Surrealism.The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, described as “the world's largest Surrealist object”, showcases all the various aspects of Dalí's art. It includes some of the painter’s greatest masterpieces as well as pieces which range from his first artistic creations through to his last works. A visit to the museum is a real experience, a journey into the unique, captivating world of Salvador Dalí.

Tickets are booked online so as not to queue up for a jewelry exhibition and turn right at the exit to Conner. Many restaurants nearby can eat in the parking lot nearby and ask for money. They also have to wait in line for about 10 minutes to walk. There are parking lots free of charge. There are seats after 3-4 p.m.

Spain is worth coming again.

A two-and-a-half-hour one-way train is going to the town of Ferragos north of Barcelona today to visit Salvador Dali, a ghost who grew up and died there. When I first saw Dali's works on the color pages of the famous seam paintings in the World Knowledge Picture, I did not like this surrealism which depicted magical dreams in a delicate and realistic way. Later, I learned that the suspense dream of Dr. Edward Parker and Bergman was originally created by Hitchcock and Dali together. In 2009, Nong Haodali was launched in Shanghai, and he had also been involved in it. In the art gallery for the original charm of infection. Visiting the Theatre Museum designed by Dali himself is also a young wish --- to hype the great painter, installation artist, jewelry designer, beard performer and commercial hype. Give me a deep respect!

The Dali Drama Museum DAL&205; THEATRE-MUSEUM Dali Drama Museum is located in Gala-Salvador Dal&_Square, Figueres. Figuelas is Dali's hometown. In his later years, Dali built his own museum in his hometown, placed his works, and eventually buried himself in the museum. There are Dali's paintings, sculptures, installation art and personal collections in the museum. Dali's works are full of imagination and various elements are mixed together to make dreams concrete. Sometimes you can't guess what he's saying, you can only see that he's different. Next to the museum, there is a Dali Jewelry Hall, where Dali's jewelry works are placed. The most famous one is the beating noble heart, which is wrapped with rubies in gold. The design is heart-shaped, gorgeous and beautiful.