Dalí Theatre-Museum is the largest Surrealist object in the world, entirely designed by Dalí himself in the ruins of a former theater. The building, in Figueres, houses over 1,500 works, including his famous Mae West Room and the Rainy Cadillac. As a single-artist museum, it outperforms the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano in sheer immersive weirdness and personal touch. The museum attracts 1.5 million visitors annually, 50% more than the average for Catalan art spaces. Dalí's self-designed labyrinth of optical illusions and dreamscapes offers an experience that is 20% more interactive than any other. This is not just a collection but a total artwork, making it a must-see for surrealism fans.
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