For the first time ever, the critically acclaimed Van Gogh Alive can now be experienced in an immersive 360-degree exhibition. Thanks to the Dalí Museum in St. Pete, you can now step directly into the world of one of history’s most iconic artists through Van Gogh Alive 360°. Learn more and get tickets here.
The experience takes place inside the Dalí Dome, a completely immersive and 360-degree structure that opens up an other-worldly experience. Designed specifically for The Dalí, this special edition of Van Gogh Alive 360° surrounds visitors with larger-than-life projections of the artist’s masterpieces, paired with music and excerpts from his personal letters. The show highlights everything from Van Gogh’s early explorations to world-famous works like Sunflowers and Starry Night.
The experience has already captivated more than 10.5 million people across 110 international tours, but this marks the first time it has been customized for The Dalí Dome. Created in partnership with Grande Experiences, the show continues the museum’s tradition of pushing boundaries in how art is presented.
Guests can expect a 360-degree immersion thanks to state-of-the-art projection mapping and surround sound. The Dalí is also the only venue where visitors can enjoy both Van Gogh Alive 360° and the museum’s own Dalí Alive 360° in a single setting, bringing together two visionaries under one dome.
“Salvador Dalí and Vincent van Gogh both revealed a reality beyond the visible world,” said Hank Hine, Executive Director of The Dalí Museum. “They both remind us that to truly see the world, we must look into our own heart.”
By day, Van Gogh Alive 360° is available as an add-on to gallery admission, giving visitors access to the museum’s permanent collection and special exhibitions. By night, the dome becomes the centerpiece of Starry Nights in The Dalí Dome, a standalone evening experience that includes a complimentary drink from Café Gala.
See the full schedule for individual showtimes.
A surreal new exhibition
Of course, Van Gogh and Dalí aren’t the only artists getting headlines at the famed museum. The Dalí’s newest exhibit is an incredible showcase of two of the great Surrealist artists.
Alberto Giacometti & Salvador Dalí: Through & Beyond Surrealism is a collaboration between The Dalí Museum and Fondation Alberto et Annette Giacometti in Paris, showcasing the Surrealist Movement’s two most influential artists. It opens to the public on November 15 and will be on display through April 19, 2026.
Putting Giacometti and Dalí side by side illuminates the surprising similarities in the artists’ visions, despite their distinct stylistic approaches. Contrasted with the incredible collection of Dalí works the museum holds, the exhibition features a rich selection of works by Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966), drawn from the collections of Fondation Giacometti, including paintings, sculptures and archival materials.
While Dalí and Giacometti are often seen as separate figures within the Surrealist movement, Alberto Giacometti & Salvador Dalí: Through & Beyond Surrealism delves into a lesser-known artistic dialogue between the two that began in the 1930s. Though their paths diverged in many ways, both artists shared a deep exploration of surrealism, the subconscious and the human form—key themes that define their lasting legacies.
This special and limited-time exhibition is included with General Admission tickets to The Dalí. Learn more and get tickets here.