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Michaela , Czech Republic

23 Aug 2024

Excellent

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Fiona, Australia

13 Oct 2024

Good

If youre a Dali fan, then this is a must see. An interesting insight into his life and how it parallels with broader life events. The ipad connections never worked which was frustrating but the...

If youre a Dali fan, then this is a must see. An interesting insight into his life and how it parallels with broader life events. The ipad connections never worked which was frustrating but the virtual reality film at the end was fabulous.

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Cristina, Spain

08 Jan 2025

Excellent

Genial! De prncipio a fin, lo mejor es la ultima parte con la realidad virtual.

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About: Dalí Challenge Barcelona

View the artwork of Salvador Dalí and learn about his life. Participate in interactive exhibits and activities related to his creations.

Dalí Challenge Barcelona

5 Carrer dels Arcs, 08002, Barcelona

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