About Dalí Theatre-Museum
Dalí designed the Theatre-Museum in his birthplace of Figueres around the bombed shell of the municipal theatre where he had held his first exhibition aged fourteen. It opened in 1974 and Dalí is buried in the crypt beneath the central dome.
The building is itself a work of art, topped with eggs and crowned by a glass geodesic dome, and contains the broadest range of works by Dalí from across his entire career.
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