Tour from Barcelona to the Dalí museum in Figueres with city sightseeing in Girona

Price overview

• Tour Barcelona - Dalí museum - per adult (from 13 yrs.) 124.-€
• Tour Barcelona - Dalí museum - per child (3-12 yrs.) 62.-€
• Tour Barcelona - Dalí museum + Girona city sightseeing - per adult (from 13 yrs.) 169.-€
• Tour Barcelona - Dalí museum + Girona city sightseeing - per child (3-12 yrs.) 84.-€

Option 1: From Barcelona to the Dalí museum in Figueres

Discover Catalonia during your stay in Barcelona and take the AVE high-speed train from Barcelona to the Dalí museum in Figueres, which takes less than one hour. Alternatively you enter the AVE in Girona. During your visit to the Dalí Museum in Figueres, you will enjoy a unique experience that displays the works and thoughts of one of the most famous figures of the 20th century. A walk through Dalí's life (1904-1989) and his professional career, from his earliest artistic works to the surrealistic creations of the last years, await you on a tour from Barcelona to the Dalí Museum.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 6 hours
• Hours: 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
• Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• Months: 2nd of April - 2nd of November
• Languages: English
• Pick-up: from the hotel in Barcelona or from Girona with access to the train

Included

• Inclusive: Entrance tickets to the Dalí museum, transfers (pick-up from hotel, train tickets both ways, transfers in Figueres)

Option 2: From Barcelona to the Dalí museum and city sightseeing in Girona

This option takes you with the AVE high-speed train in less than an hour from Barcelona to the Dalí Museum in Figueres. Here you will be guided through Dalí's personal and artistic life and can admire the unique works of the famous Catalan artist. Then you will take the high-speed train to Girona, where you will have time for lunch and sightseeing: discover the Jewish quarter and medieval streets, as well as the colorful houses along the Onyar River.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 10 hours
• Hours: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
• Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• Months: 2nd of April - 2nd of November
• Languages: English
• Pick-up: from the hotel in Barcelona or from Girona with access to the train

Included

• Inclusive: Entrance tickets to the Dalí museum and the cathedral of Girona, transfers (pick-up from hotel, train tickets both ways, transfers in Figueres and Girona)

Detailed description

From Barcelona to the Dalí museum in Figueres and a city tour in Girona

Would you like to see more of Catalonia on your city trip in Barcelona and are interested in art and culture? Then the tours from Barcelona to the Dalí Museum in Figueres with the option of a city visit in Girona are just right for you. The AVE high-speed train takes you in less than an hour from Barcelona to Figueres, the birthplace of Salvador Dalí and the museum's location. Even whilst travelling, you can admire the unique landscape of Catalonia from the train.

Once you arrive in Figueres, you will be brought directly to the Dalí museum. There is no doubt that the "Theater Museum" is one of his greatest works. After the city theater had been destroyed in the Spanish civil war, Dalí wanted to build it up exactly there. He wanted his works to be displayed in Figueres and the visitors of the Dalí museum in Figueres should be given a unique experience - they should have the opportunity to completely immerse in his life, his spirit and his surrealistic world.

The second option of the tour from Barcelona to the Dalí Museum in Figueres, will take you to Girona, another interesting city of Catalonia. Treat yourself with a lunch and visit the beautiful cathedral of Girona, which is located on a hill, with your entrance ticket. In its architecture and interior, you can see various styles that allow you to explore the history of the building. Here you will find Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque elements.

Do not miss all the medieval streets that make up the old town. It has medieval streets, where there are many cafes and shops nowadays. Surely one of the best medieval Jewish districts in Europe is "El Call". Here you can still experience Jewish history in Spain, which ended in 1492, when the Jews were expelled from Spain. However, with six centuries of Jewish life, the traces remain until today. Another must-see are the colorful houses that lie along the river Onyar: red, orange and yellow buildings. You can also find several bridges connecting the old town with the rest of the city.