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Dali Universe Step 1/3 Dali Universe Consumer rating 85% Details Melting clocks, Mae West’s lips, space elephants, snails and angels are just a few of the extraordinary works ... Station: Waterloo Tube Location map What? Tickets for Dali Universe When? day null 11th January 2009 12th January 2009 13th January 2009 14th January 2009 15th January 2009 16th January 2009 17th January 2009 18th January 2009 19th January 2009 20th January 2009 21st January 2009 22nd January 2009 23rd January 2009 24th January 2009 25th January 2009 26th January 2009 27th January 2009 28th January 2009 29th January 2009 30th January 2009 31st January 2009 1st February 2009 2nd February 2009 3rd February 2009 4th February 2009 5th February 2009 6th February 2009 7th February 2009 8th February 2009 9th February 2009 10th February 2009 11th February 2009 12th February 2009 13th February 2009 14th February 2009 15th February 2009 16th February 2009 17th February 2009 18th February 2009 19th February 2009 20th February 2009 21st February 2009 22nd February 2009 23rd February 2009 24th February 2009 25th February 2009 26th February 2009 27th February 2009 28th February 2009 1st March 2009 2nd March 2009 3rd March 2009 4th March 2009 5th March 2009 6th March 2009 7th March 2009 8th March 2009 9th March 2009 10th March 2009 11th March 2009 12th March 2009 13th March 2009 14th March 2009 15th March 2009 16th March 2009 17th March 2009 18th March 2009 19th March 2009 20th March 2009 21st March 2009 22nd March 2009 23rd March 2009 24th March 2009 25th March 2009 26th March 2009 27th March 2009 28th March 2009 29th March 2009 30th March 2009 31st March 2009 Dali Universe Melting clocks, Mae West’s lips, space elephants, snails and angels are just a few of the extraordinary works of Dali art on display in this stunning 30,000 square foot exhibition centre beautifully located in the old County Hall, part of London 's cultural hub along the South Bank. As you enter this labyrinth of galleries the surreal world of great Spanish artist, eccentric self-publicist and genius of the 20th century, Salvador Dali, opens up before your eyes. Soon the twisted, unfettered mind of a genius is revealed. Less an exhibition and more a fantasyland, the Dali Universe takes visitors on a mind-blowing, retrospective tour of over 500 works of art most of which have never before been exhibited in the UK. These include the largest collection of Dali sculptures dating from 1935-1984, his drawings, lithographs, gold and glass objects and a Dalí-inspired furniture collection. Did You Know? Dali had an intense fear of grasshoppers and occasionally went under the name of Avida Dollars, an anagram of his name meaning "eager for dollars". Ticket includes: - admission to all of the exhibits and display - chance to see over 500 Dali exhibits Annual Visitor Figures: 250,000 Opening and Closing Times: Open: Daily 10:00-18:30 (last entry 17:30) Closed: 25 December, New Year 's Day A VOUCHER MUST BE PRINTED OUT AND TAKEN TO THE ATTRACTION AFTER THE BOOKING HAS BEEN MADE. Sarah Bolton London Attractions Editor Click here to contact me Top Ten Most popular attractions 1.  Madame Tussauds and Chamber 2.  Tower of London 3.  London Aquarium 4.  London Dungeon 5.  St Paul's Cathedral 6.  Tower Bridge Exhibition 7.  Kensington Palace 8.  London Zoo 9.  Queens Gallery 10.  Windsor Castle

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