Discover the thousand faces of Dalí
Descobreix les mil cares de Dalí
Descobreix les mil cares de Dalí
It is considered the third most important toy museum in the world, with toys from all over the globe from the last two centuries.
The collections of the Museum of the Toy of Catalonia are primarily made up of industrial toys and games from the late 19th century to the present day, including a model railway, tin cars, board games, stuffed animals, dollhouses, and proto-cinema toys. The three floors of the museum display toys from around the world, offering a chance to learn through play, experience unique moments, dream, and keep the imagination alive.
The temporary exhibition Escobar, animador is dedicated to Josep Escobar, a key figure in comics and animation in Catalonia.
It explores his career, highlighting his contribution to home cinema, which brought animated cartoons into the domestic sphere for the first time.
Curated by Joan Manuel Soldevilla and Sergi Escobar, it is complemented by a publication and a programme of activities including guided tours, screenings and workshops.
Exhibition dates: From 18 of April to 19 of September
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The Dalí Theatre-Museum is considered Salvador Dalí’s last great masterpiece, conceived and designed by the artist himself to offer visitors a true experience and immerse them in his captivating and unique world.
At the house where Salvador Dalí was born a voyage of discovery awaits you, a visual and auditory journey through the different aspects of this universal and multifaceted figure. A unique space in which the thousand faces of Dalí unfold.
Located on the Rambla de Figueres, the Museum is an essential stop for anyone who wants to get to know the Empordà through art. We invite you to enter it, to feel challenged by it, and to discover everything that makes this territory unique.
It brings together a private collection with more than 3,000 mechanical objects from around the world that explain the technological transformations of the 19th and part of the 20th centuries.
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