Espace Dalí
11 Rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris (Map)
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Espace Dalí is a small museum in Montmartre dedicated to the works of Salvador Dalí. Dalí was mainly known for his surrealist paintings, but this museum has mostly drawings, sculptures, engravings, lithographs, and even a little room of surrealist furniture he designed; the furniture was actually my favorite part of the whole museum. If you're a fan of Dalí or weird art in general you will get a kick out of this place.
Getting there
There really is no Métro stop that's anywhere near the Espace Dalí, as it's way up on the hill in Montmartre, tucked away around the corner from the Place du Tertre. However, you can work in this museum and the Place du Tertre as part of my winding stroll up to Sacré Coeur.
Be sure to check the museum's website for hours and tickets.
Enjoy!
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