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Salvador Dalí House Museum

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The Salvador Dalí House-Museum is the house in Portlligat, Catalonia, Spain, where Salvador Dalí lived and worked from 1930 to 1982. After the death of his wife Gala Dalí, he took up residence at Púbol Castle.

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Sure thing! Here's a review of Casa - Museo Salvador Dalí, just like I'd give to a friend planning a visit: --- Hey there! 🌟 If you're heading to Spain, a stop at Casa - Museo Salvador Dalí is a must. Here’s the lowdown: - Atmosphere: 🎨 Stepping into Dalí's house is like wandering into a surreal painting. The quirky decor and eclectic vibe make it feel like the artist just stepped out to fetch his paintbrushes. - Must-See Attractions: - Don't miss the Oval Room – it's an acoustic wonder! Stand in the middle and whisper; you'll be amazed. 🔊 - The Library is packed with Dalí's personal collections, which gives you a glimpse into his brilliant mind. 📚 - Check out the gorgeous garden and pool – they're as dreamlike as you'd expect from Dalí. 🌺🏊‍♂️ - Scenic Views: 🏞️ Nestled in picturesque Portlligat, the views are absolutely breathtaking. Make sure to wander around the cliffs for some stunning photo ops. - Amenities: There’s no on-site café, so grab a bite in nearby Cadaqués after your visit. 🍽️ It's just a short drive away, and the seafood there is top-notch. - Practical Tips: - Booking: Schedule your visit in advance – they have timed entries to keep the experience intimate. - Parking: It’s a bit tricky, so consider parking in Cadaqués and walking over if the weather is nice. 🚶‍♀️ Dive into the surreal world of Dalí and enjoy the blend of art and nature! 🌊🎨

Alex KravecAlex Kravec

Was full booked from all wed sites all the days and I was calling for a ticket till last day . I’ve been in the location visit the desk . VANESSA ❤️she is an amazing and very friendly women so professional and so amazing in she’s job that it’s from the people that Spanish tourism needs to feel and look better . She find for me an amazing time and and extremely professional and amazing guide in English and I’ve been inside the house . The place itself has a great and unique energy and spiritual level . All artistic peaces are out of any fantasy and unique . All people works there are full of knowledge and passion working at Salvador Dalis house . Thank you Vanessa you make my dream came true almost a huge fun of Salvador Dali and his artistry . And thank you you make my hollydays and my free time so much better , send you kindest Regards . Stratis ❤️I will be back 🫶🏽

Stratis KoudounakisStratis Koudounakis

It’s a great place. It’s a true home where you can feel less madness of Dali but more everyday life of the artist and his wife. They lived here and it’s obvious. But you can still see his amazing flair and talent. However the system to buy and get the tickets is weird. Even if you buy it online (which i strongly recommend) you have to arrive 30 mins in advance to pick them up and wait for 30 mins to start the visit which doesn’t make any sense. We were here in winter and there were no places to stay a bit and drink coffee or have any snacks. 30 mins of walking around is not so cool. Meanwhile the museum itself is worth it. It’s the third spot out of three museums within the Dalí triangle. I would say that it’s not so surprising and expressive in comparison with others but it helps to understand how Dali felt the world around.

Kirill MaksimkinKirill Maksimkin

La maison-musée de Salvador Dalí à Portlligat est une expérience unique et fascinante, qui plonge les visiteurs dans l'univers intime de l'un des plus grands artistes du XXe siècle. Située dans un cadre idyllique, au bord de la mer Méditerranée, la maison est en réalité un ensemble de petites cabanes de pêcheurs que Dalí a progressivement transformées en un véritable labyrinthe surréaliste. Chaque pièce est une œuvre d'art en soi, remplie d'objets insolites, de souvenirs personnels et de créations artistiques qui reflètent l'esprit excentrique et visionnaire de l'artiste. Ce lieu offre un aperçu rare de la vie quotidienne de Dalí, mais aussi de son processus créatif. On y découvre son atelier, où il a réalisé de nombreuses œuvres majeures, ainsi que des espaces de vie qui semblent tout droit sortis de ses tableaux, avec des touches extravagantes et des éléments étranges qui défient la logique conventionnelle. Le jardin et la vue sur la mer ajoutent à l'ambiance presque magique de l'endroit. Visiter la maison-musée de Portlligat, c'est entrer dans un monde où la réalité et l'imaginaire se confondent, tout en étant témoins de la profonde connexion de Dalí à son environnement naturel. Pour les amateurs d'art et de surréalisme, c'est une étape incontournable et une véritable immersion dans l'univers intime d'un génie. Salvador Dalí a fait de la maison de Portlligat sa résidence principale à partir de 1930, et il y a vécu avec son épouse et muse, Gala, pendant plusieurs décennies. Ce lieu revêt une importance particulière pour l'artiste, car c'est là qu'il a trouvé l'inspiration et la tranquillité nécessaires pour développer son art. Il y a passé la majeure partie de sa vie jusqu'à la mort de Gala en 1982. Après ce drame, Dalí a cessé de résider dans la maison de Portlligat, profondément affecté par la disparition de sa femme. La maison, qui avait été le cœur de leur vie commune et le lieu de création de nombreuses œuvres majeures, est restée comme un témoignage de leur relation et de la profonde influence que Gala a eue sur le travail de l'artiste. C'est ainsi que Portlligat est devenu non seulement un espace créatif, mais aussi un sanctuaire empreint de souvenirs de leur vie ensemble.

Pascale CaronPascale Caron

Must see! Mandatory to book the visit in advance. We’ve planed too visit the Theatre Dali Museum in Figueres and due to time availability, we decided to visit the house of the artist before. Unfortunately we didn’t planed right and didn’t booked tickets in advance. The result was that the day was sold out. Still we managed to visit the gardens and exterior (separate ticket), which was available. The pool is also included in this tour. It tooled us aprox 1h and it gave us an idea regarding the house interior. It definitely worth to see at least the exterior if not the full house. As Dali himself stated, one cannot understand the artist works, if one hasn’t visited the artist nest.

Liviu SLiviu S

Wow!!! I really love this place! It’s Dali’s house. It’s really tiny so numbers are very limited. You HAVE to pre book - you will not get in if you do not pre-book. We went mid week in December and we were the only people on the tour - so it was us and the tour guide - we were VERY lucky! The house was an old fisherman cottage which Dali upgraded and gave it a Dali twist. It’s fantastic - very quirky, very Dali. The location is beautiful. Out of all the Dali ‘triangle’ museums I enjoyed this the most. It is remote and takes some effort to get too. But the effort of really worth it! Go! Please ‘like’ if you like this review or found it useful

Patrick BastowPatrick Bastow

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Address

Platja de, 17488 Port Lligat, Girona, Spain

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+34 972 25 10 15

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salvador-dali.org

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4.5

(5.2K reviews)

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family friendly

Description

Sure thing! Here's a review of Casa - Museo Salvador Dalí, just like I'd give to a friend planning a visit: --- Hey there! 🌟 If you're heading to Spain, a stop at Casa - Museo Salvador Dalí is a must. Here’s the lowdown: - Atmosphere: 🎨 Stepping into Dalí's house is like wandering into a surreal painting. The quirky decor and eclectic vibe make it feel like the artist just stepped out to fetch his paintbrushes. - Must-See Attractions: - Don't miss the Oval Room – it's an acoustic wonder! Stand in the middle and whisper; you'll be amazed. 🔊 - The Library is packed with Dalí's personal collections, which gives you a glimpse into his brilliant mind. 📚 - Check out the gorgeous garden and pool – they're as dreamlike as you'd expect from Dalí. 🌺🏊‍♂️ - Scenic Views: 🏞️ Nestled in picturesque Portlligat, the views are absolutely breathtaking. Make sure to wander around the cliffs for some stunning photo ops. - Amenities: There’s no on-site café, so grab a bite in nearby Cadaqués after your visit. 🍽️ It's just a short drive away, and the seafood there is top-notch. - Practical Tips: - Booking: Schedule your visit in advance – they have timed entries to keep the experience intimate. - Parking: It’s a bit tricky, so consider parking in Cadaqués and walking over if the weather is nice. 🚶‍♀️ Dive into the surreal world of Dalí and enjoy the blend of art and nature! 🌊🎨

Alex KravecAlex Kravec

Was full booked from all wed sites all the days and I was calling for a ticket till last day . I’ve been in the location visit the desk . VANESSA ❤️she is an amazing and very friendly women so professional and so amazing in she’s job that it’s from the people that Spanish tourism needs to feel and look better . She find for me an amazing time and and extremely professional and amazing guide in English and I’ve been inside the house . The place itself has a great and unique energy and spiritual level . All artistic peaces are out of any fantasy and unique . All people works there are full of knowledge and passion working at Salvador Dalis house . Thank you Vanessa you make my dream came true almost a huge fun of Salvador Dali and his artistry . And thank you you make my hollydays and my free time so much better , send you kindest Regards . Stratis ❤️I will be back 🫶🏽

Stratis KoudounakisStratis Koudounakis

It’s a great place. It’s a true home where you can feel less madness of Dali but more everyday life of the artist and his wife. They lived here and it’s obvious. But you can still see his amazing flair and talent. However the system to buy and get the tickets is weird. Even if you buy it online (which i strongly recommend) you have to arrive 30 mins in advance to pick them up and wait for 30 mins to start the visit which doesn’t make any sense. We were here in winter and there were no places to stay a bit and drink coffee or have any snacks. 30 mins of walking around is not so cool. Meanwhile the museum itself is worth it. It’s the third spot out of three museums within the Dalí triangle. I would say that it’s not so surprising and expressive in comparison with others but it helps to understand how Dali felt the world around.

Kirill MaksimkinKirill Maksimkin

La maison-musée de Salvador Dalí à Portlligat est une expérience unique et fascinante, qui plonge les visiteurs dans l'univers intime de l'un des plus grands artistes du XXe siècle. Située dans un cadre idyllique, au bord de la mer Méditerranée, la maison est en réalité un ensemble de petites cabanes de pêcheurs que Dalí a progressivement transformées en un véritable labyrinthe surréaliste. Chaque pièce est une œuvre d'art en soi, remplie d'objets insolites, de souvenirs personnels et de créations artistiques qui reflètent l'esprit excentrique et visionnaire de l'artiste. Ce lieu offre un aperçu rare de la vie quotidienne de Dalí, mais aussi de son processus créatif. On y découvre son atelier, où il a réalisé de nombreuses œuvres majeures, ainsi que des espaces de vie qui semblent tout droit sortis de ses tableaux, avec des touches extravagantes et des éléments étranges qui défient la logique conventionnelle. Le jardin et la vue sur la mer ajoutent à l'ambiance presque magique de l'endroit. Visiter la maison-musée de Portlligat, c'est entrer dans un monde où la réalité et l'imaginaire se confondent, tout en étant témoins de la profonde connexion de Dalí à son environnement naturel. Pour les amateurs d'art et de surréalisme, c'est une étape incontournable et une véritable immersion dans l'univers intime d'un génie. Salvador Dalí a fait de la maison de Portlligat sa résidence principale à partir de 1930, et il y a vécu avec son épouse et muse, Gala, pendant plusieurs décennies. Ce lieu revêt une importance particulière pour l'artiste, car c'est là qu'il a trouvé l'inspiration et la tranquillité nécessaires pour développer son art. Il y a passé la majeure partie de sa vie jusqu'à la mort de Gala en 1982. Après ce drame, Dalí a cessé de résider dans la maison de Portlligat, profondément affecté par la disparition de sa femme. La maison, qui avait été le cœur de leur vie commune et le lieu de création de nombreuses œuvres majeures, est restée comme un témoignage de leur relation et de la profonde influence que Gala a eue sur le travail de l'artiste. C'est ainsi que Portlligat est devenu non seulement un espace créatif, mais aussi un sanctuaire empreint de souvenirs de leur vie ensemble.

Pascale CaronPascale Caron

Must see! Mandatory to book the visit in advance. We’ve planed too visit the Theatre Dali Museum in Figueres and due to time availability, we decided to visit the house of the artist before. Unfortunately we didn’t planed right and didn’t booked tickets in advance. The result was that the day was sold out. Still we managed to visit the gardens and exterior (separate ticket), which was available. The pool is also included in this tour. It tooled us aprox 1h and it gave us an idea regarding the house interior. It definitely worth to see at least the exterior if not the full house. As Dali himself stated, one cannot understand the artist works, if one hasn’t visited the artist nest.

Liviu SLiviu S

Wow!!! I really love this place! It’s Dali’s house. It’s really tiny so numbers are very limited. You HAVE to pre book - you will not get in if you do not pre-book. We went mid week in December and we were the only people on the tour - so it was us and the tour guide - we were VERY lucky! The house was an old fisherman cottage which Dali upgraded and gave it a Dali twist. It’s fantastic - very quirky, very Dali. The location is beautiful. Out of all the Dali ‘triangle’ museums I enjoyed this the most. It is remote and takes some effort to get too. But the effort of really worth it! Go! Please ‘like’ if you like this review or found it useful

Patrick BastowPatrick Bastow

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