Dalí Paris: Entry Ticket

Nestled just a few steps from Place du Tertre, Dalí Paris is France’s largest private collection of Salvador Dalí’s work. Since its reopening in April 2018, it’s been delighting visitors with over 300 original artworks (sculptures, etchings, surreal furniture, artistic objects) in a theatrical, immersive setting built by collector Beniamino Levi. Whether you’re a Dalí devotee or a curious mind, this gallery is your chance to wander through dreamscapes, mythology, and the artist’s wildest fantasies—right in the heart of artistic Montmartre.

What You Will Experience

• Surreal Sculptures & Objects
  Marvel at Dalí’s iconic forms—spindly-legged elephants, melting clocks, imaginary animals and ornate furniture that blur the line between dream and reality.

• Etchings, Engravings & Graphic Works
  See his takes on literature and philosophy: Don Quixote, Alice in Wonderland, alchemy, mythology, the Bible… themes Dalí often returned to.

• Thematic Rooms & Rekindled Scenes
  Since renovation, the exhibit is organized into compelling themes like “Quest for Immortality”, “Erotic Metamorphoses”, “(Non) Natural Sciences” and “Explorer of the Irrational”—each room a portal into a particular aspect of Dalí’s imagination.

• Montmartre Atmosphere & Art-History Roots
  Feel the artist’s Paris: Dalí lived in Montmartre; nearby are hotspots of 20th-century art history (Picasso, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec). The mood in the area still hums with creative energy.

• Works That Speak in 3D
  Explore bronze and glass sculptures, furniture pieces, surreal objects—works you don’t just view, but move around. Dalí’s universe isn’t flat here.

• Child-Friendly & Interactive Touches
  Audio guides (available in 8+ languages) help you navigate Dalí’s symbolism, and occasional workshops let younger visitors get hands-on. The average visit takes about 45 minutes.