Dalí Paris

Dalí Paris is a museum in Paris dedicated to the work of Salvador Dalí, located in the Montmartre district near Place du Tertre and Sacré-Cœur. The institution presents a concentrated selection of Dalí’s sculptures, drawings and graphic works.

Displays emphasize Dalí’s surrealist sculpture and graphic series, with gallery spaces arranged to show three-dimensional pieces alongside prints and studies. The museum is aimed at visitors interested in Dalí’s sculptural and graphic production rather than large-scale retrospective history.

The collection was assembled for a dedicated Paris venue and contains works spanning Dalí’s mature surrealist period. The museum occupies a small urban building in Montmartre and attracts visitors touring the neighborhood’s artistic sites.

Situated on the northern hill of Montmartre, the museum is a short walk from the neighborhood’s principal tourist attractions and is commonly combined with visits to surrounding galleries, cafes and viewpoints.

• Collection size: Houses a permanent collection of Salvador Dalí sculptures, drawings and prints numbering roughly in the low hundreds, focused on his surrealist output.
• Location: Located in Montmartre, the museum is close to Place du Tertre and Sacré-Cœur and concentrates on three-dimensional and graphic works by Dalí.