When we talk about Parisian museums, we immediately think of the Louvre or the Musée d’Orsay. Yet there is a museum little known to the general public that is truly worth a visit. Located in the 18th arrondissement, the Dalí Museum will introduce you to more than 300 works by the Spanish artist.
A Little-Known Dalí Museum in Paris
Who hasn’t heard of Salvador Dalí? The Spanish surrealist artist has undeniably left his mark on our era with creations that are as wild as they are impressive. Did you know there’s a museum dedicated to him in Paris? It houses an impressive collection, gathered from various sources by the great collector and art dealer Beniamino Levi.
4 November 2026 10:00 + more dates
Dalí Paris
Through an entirely new exhibition itinerary, you’ll gain insight into the Spanish artist’s entire creative process. He drew inspiration from the greatest masters to create his own surrealist and phantasmagorical universe: Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Ingres… The artist drew inspiration from a variety of fields, including religion, science, and literature.
The museum houses approximately 300 of the artist’s works, including paintings, engravings, sculptures, and strangely shaped objects whose secrets were known only to him. Among them are his melting clocks and his stilt-walking animals… A museum as wild as it is surprising, where you’ll discover—or rediscover—the full extent of Salvador Dalí’s talent.
📍 Location: Dalí Paris, 11 Rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris