Located in the heart of Montmartre, Espace Dalí is the only permanent exhibition in France dedicated to the master of surrealism, Salvador Dalí. It houses a large number of his works: theatrical sculptures, erotic, dreamlike, or humorous drawings, as well as poetic objects and furniture.
Highlights
Permanent Exhibition
A visitor route entirely redesigned in early 2016 lets you explore the themes dear to Dalí: the subconscious, immortality, love, and science. The museum holds more than 300 original works by Dalí, including the Space Elephant, Alice in Wonderland, Moses and Monotheism, Memory of Surrealism, and Don Quixote.
Temporary Exhibition
Espace Dalí also features a space dedicated to temporary exhibitions, refreshed every 8 to 9 months. Until March 2017, it hosts "Une seconde avant l'éveil" ("A Second Before Waking") by Joan Sfar, offering a drawn journey through what he imagines to be Dalí's mind.
Infos pratiques
Tips
Museum admission costs 11.50€ for adults, 7€ for those under 26, and 8€ for those over 65 and for teachers. Admission is free for children under 8, as well as for journalists and lecturers. Group rates are available for a minimum of 20 people, by reservation (7.50€ per person). Audio guides are available in 8 languages for 3.50€. Please note: the Paris Pass tourist cards are accepted at Espace Dalí.
How to get there
Espace Dalí is located at 11 rue Poulbot, 30 meters from Place du Tertre. The nearest metro stops are Anvers, on line 2, or Lamarck-Caulaincourt, on line 12. You can also get there by bus, via lines 54, 80, and the Montmartrobus.
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