Located on the picturesque waterfront of St. Petersburg’s downtown sits The Dali Museum, world-renowned for its extensive collection of celebrated artist Salvador Dali’s work. This concrete and glass structure illustrates a theme common in much of his work: dichotomy. It's a melting of two seemingly opposite things—in this case a modern building in a lush, tropical setting.
- Eye Catcher: the Avant-garden, three tranquil spaces inspired by the relationship of nature to mathematics and well-being.
- Permanent Mainstays: The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory and Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire
- Bring home: a unique Dali-inspired momento from The Dali Museum Store.
- Spanish-inspired light bites: served at Café Gala. The cafe offers tapas, sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts, coffee, beer, and wine along with indoor and outdoor seating.
The Dali Museum is open daily. Admission includes free audio guides, public docent tours, children’s activities, and access to the Avant-garden.
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