Espace Dalí

Explore surreal art at Espace Dalí Montmartre, a Paris museum showcasing over 300 imaginative works by Salvador Dalí in the heart of the artist quarter.

Brief History: Opened in 1991, the Espace Dalí is a museum dedicated to the surrealist master Salvador Dalí, who lived and worked in Paris for many years. Notable Features: The museum houses more than 300 works including sculptures, engravings, and furniture designed by Dalí. It highlights his fascination with dreams, religion, and classical myths. Fun Fact: One of the most unusual displays is Dalí’s Mae West Lips Sofa, inspired by the actress Mae West’s facial features. Current Use: Open daily with an entrance fee (around €12). Great for surrealism enthusiasts and those wanting a quieter alternative to Paris’s larger museums.