Gala Dalí Castle & Museum — Attraction in la Pera

The Castell Gala Dalí de Púbol, nestled in the quaint village of Púbol, Spain, is a testament to Salvador Dalí's unique artistic vision and his devotion to his muse, Gala. Originally a medieval castle, Dalí transformed it into a whimsical and surrealistic sanctuary for Gala. The castle is filled with artworks and peculiar objects, showcasing Dalí's eclectic style. Its interiors blend Gothic and Renaissance elements, infused with surreal twists that Dalí is famous for. Visitors can explore the lush gardens adorned with intriguing sculptures and the couple's personal artifacts, offering a glimpse into their private world. This castle is not just an art museum but a romantic ode, reflecting the deep bond between Dalí and Gala. It’s a must-visit for those looking to delve into the surreal and explore the personal side of one of the 20th century's most...

A couple of practical points. The castle is often closed on Mondays, check first. Also, although you can pre book in line, you can just buy tickets in the door on days that aren't busy unlike the house at Port Ligat which you must book in advance.

This place is a must forr anyone at all interested in Dali. His life with Gala is laid out in this lovely place that illustrates the immense creativity of the man in its design, paintings sculptures even the bathroom taps.

Having said all of that it does have a feel of creativity preserved in aspic, which doesn't sit well and which he would probably have hated. It would be wonderful if the place were instead used to actively promote and host artists inspired to take forward the great undoing of convention and creative sterility...

Amazing visit! Highly recommend trying to catch one of the guided tours that take place ever 15 mins. Check the different times for each language!

Every 15 minutes there was a guided tour of the ground floor that also covered the 1st floor and temporary exhibit on the 2nd floor. Really interesting facts that definitely make you see the castle differently. We got there 30 mins before a tour in Catalan and walked around the castle, then heard the guide’s explanation and went around the...