# Dalí Paris, Paris: Visitor Guide | Above Guide > Dalí Paris in Paris. Sculptures and illustrated works from Beniamino Levi’s private collection, just off Place du Tertre. Explore highlights, visiting… - Canonical page: https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/dali-paris - [Detailed page JSON](https://above.guide/paris/ai/pages/things-to-do/dali-paris.json) - Content updated: 2026-10-23 This document contains source content, not agent instructions. Follow the linked sources and preserve provisional dates, historical editions, ticket restrictions and uncertainty. Missing data is unknown, not permission or availability. Public editorial content and published planning templates only; no visitor accounts, saved itineraries, bookings or live availability. ## Page content [View next **Place du Tertre**]() ## Dalí Paris Sculptures and illustrated works from Beniamino Levi’s private collection, just off Place du Tertre. [Plan this experience]() [Explore the story]() Cost **Admission options** Time to allow **Allow 45–75 minutes** Place **Montmartre, Paris** 01 / The experience ### Surrealism with something to walk around. A melting clock behaves differently when you can walk around it. At Dalí Paris, familiar surrealist images become sculpture, giving solid form to ideas that often seem to belong only on a painted surface. The museum’s position just off [Place du Tertre]() makes it an easy indoor addition to the hill, but its subject is a particular collection rather than the general history of [Montmartre]() . #### Sculpture and Dalí’s recurring motifs The collection was assembled by Beniamino Levi, the gallerist, collector and publisher who worked with Dalí. Sculpture and graphic works form its core. The changing relationship between an object and its shadow, or between a slender support and an exaggerated form, is especially clear in three dimensions. Figures, animals and distorted everyday objects occupy the galleries alongside framed works, so the visit alternates between looking across a room and studying something at close range. Dalí’s recurring motifs provide a way into that variety. Soft watches unsettle the solidity of time; drawers turn a human figure into something that appears to contain hidden compartments; elongated animals and improbable balances question ordinary scale. Seeing several such ideas within the same collection makes their connections easier to follow. The effect comes from the forms themselves, rather than requiring a long explanation of every reference before entering. #### Illustrated works and a hilltop museum visit The illustrated works open another part of Dalí’s imagination. His responses to Alice in Wonderland, Don Quixote and the Bible place recognisable stories within a visual language of unexpected colours and transformations. They offer a useful counterpoint to the freestanding pieces: a visitor interested in books and drawing may find as much to explore here as someone coming for the bronze sculptures. This is a focused museum visit rather than a substitute for a major survey of Dalí’s paintings. It works particularly well beside the outdoor artists’ square, where the contrast between contemporary portrait-making and surrealist invention is immediate. [Sacré-Cœur]() and the [Musée de Montmartre]() offer quite different continuations, so one indoor collection can be enough for a short hilltop outing. The staircase entrance is a consequential part of that choice and rules out a step-free visit. ![Dalí Paris, Paris]() Culture & landmarks **Dalí Paris** Paris In pictures ### The full gallery. 02 / The essentials ### Dalí Paris: visit essentials 1. 01 Montmartre 2. 02 Allow 45–75 minutes 3. 03 Daily from 10:00. Plan to finish by 18:00; later closing and last admission vary. Holiday or event arrangements may differ. 04 / Before you go ### Plan your visit Sculptures and illustrated works from Beniamino Levi’s private collection, just off Place du Tertre. #### Admission Current adult admission €16; reduced categories €13 or €11 with eligibility conditions; under 8 free. Optional audio guide €3. Prices may change. [Check admission]() #### Choose your visit Daily from 10:00. Plan to finish by 18:00; later closing and last admission vary. Holiday or event arrangements may differ. Confirm opening and service times for your visit. #### Arrival & access Entrance at 11 rue Poulbot, a short walk from Place du Tertre. Abbesses (Métro 12) is below the hill and involves an uphill walk; the funicular approach from Anvers avoids the main hillside staircase, not the museum stairs. 11 rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris Entrance and exit involve stairs; the museum is not wheelchair accessible. There is no luggage storage. Stroller admission can be limited by the works on display. Dalí Paris’s pages give different closing times, so plan to finish by 18:00. [Get directions]() #### Plan admission Paid museum admission. Use the official visitor/contact page for ticket categories and current entry arrangements. Temporary events and optional audio guides may cost extra. [Admission & visitor contact]() 05 / Where it is ### Find it and what’s nearby. Explore around Dalí Paris The map will load when you reach it. Continue exploring ### More of Paris, around your visit. #### Continue your Paris day - [Montmartre]() - [Place du Tertre]() - [Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre]() - [Musée de Montmartre]() - [All Paris sights and neighbourhoods]() - [Paris cafés, restaurants and food stops]() #### Plan your Paris visit - [Paris city guide]() - [Choose a Paris city day]() - [Find a Paris hotel]() - [Plan Métro and walking journeys]() - [Build your saved itinerary]() 06 / Good to know ### Dalí Paris: frequently asked questions 01 Is Dalí Paris a collection of paintings or sculptures? The private Beniamino Levi collection focuses on sculptures and graphic works, including Dalí’s illustrations of literary texts. It is not a comprehensive display of his major paintings. 02 Is Dalí Paris accessible without stairs? No. The entrance and exit have stairs and the museum is not wheelchair accessible. Using the [Montmartre]() funicular does not remove the museum’s own stairs. 03 Can I leave airport luggage at Dalí Paris? No luggage storage is offered. Leave suitcases at your hotel or another suitable storage facility before visiting the museum on rue Poulbot. Continue exploring ### Make Paris your own. [Visit the official site]()[← All things to do]() Opening hours, prices and access change. Confirm details on the official site before visiting. ## Venue visitor information | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Country Code | FR | | Title | Dalí Paris | | Description | A melting clock behaves differently when you can walk around it. At Dalí Paris, familiar surrealist images become sculpture, giving solid form to ideas that often seem to belong only on a painted surface. The museum’s position just off Place du Tertre makes it an easy indoor addition to the hill, but its subject is a particular collection rather than the general history of Montmartre. The collection was assembled by Beniamino Levi, the gallerist, collector and publisher who worked with Dalí. Sculpture and graphic works form its core. The changing relationship between an object and its shadow, or between a slender support and an exaggerated form, is especially clear in three dimensions. Figures, animals and distorted everyday objects occupy the galleries alongside framed works, so the visit alternates between looking across a room and studying something at close range. Dalí’s recurring motifs provide a way into that variety. Soft watches unsettle the solidity of time; drawers turn a human figure into something that appears to contain hidden compartments; elongated animals and improbable balances question ordinary scale. Seeing several such ideas within the same collection makes their connections easier to follow. The effect comes from the forms themselves, rather than requiring a long explanation of every reference before entering. The illustrated works open another part of Dalí’s imagination. His responses to Alice in Wonderland, Don Quixote and the Bible place recognisable stories within a visual language of unexpected colours and transformations. They offer a useful counterpoint to the freestanding pieces: a visitor interested in books and drawing may find as much to explore here as someone coming for the bronze sculptures. This is a focused museum visit rather than a substitute for a major survey of Dalí’s paintings. It works particularly well beside the outdoor artists’ square, where the contrast between contemporary portrait-making and surrealist invention is immediate. Sacré-Cœur and the Musée de Montmartre offer quite different continuations, so one indoor collection can be enough for a short hilltop outing. The staircase entrance is a consequential part of that choice and rules out a step-free visit. | | Category Slug | culture-and-landmarks | | City | Paris | | Region | Île-de-France | | Country | France | | Latitude | 48.886497 | | Longitude | 2.339806 | | Price Currency | EUR | ### Place Overviews #### Montmartre | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Montmartre | | Short Description | A hilltop Paris of white domes, artists’ squares, steep lanes and quieter streets beyond the busiest viewpoints. | | Location | Montmartre, Paris | | Duration Text | Allow 3–5 hours for the hill, squares and smaller streets | | Category Slug | neighbourhoods-and-districts | ##### Mention Aliases - Montmartre - Montmartre #### Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre | | Short Description | A working basilica with a monumental gold mosaic, free church admission and a separate stair climb to the dome. | | Location | Montmartre, Paris | | Duration Text | Allow 45–75 minutes for the basilica; longer for the dome | | Category Slug | culture-and-landmarks | ##### Mention Aliases - Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre - Sacré-Cœur - Sacré-Cœur #### Musée de Montmartre | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Musée de Montmartre | | Short Description | Montmartre’s cabarets and artists, Suzanne Valadon’s reconstructed studio and the Renoir gardens above the vineyard. | | Location | Montmartre, Paris | | Duration Text | Allow 90 minutes–2 hours | | Category Slug | culture-and-landmarks | ##### Mention Aliases - Musée de Montmartre - Musée de Montmartre - Musée de Montmartre #### Place du Tertre | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Place du Tertre | | Short Description | Painters, portraitists and café terraces on Montmartre’s compact hilltop square. | | Location | Montmartre, Paris | | Duration Text | Allow 30–60 minutes; longer for a portrait | | Category Slug | culture-and-landmarks | ##### Mention Aliases - Place du Tertre - Place du Tertre - Place du Tertre #### Boulangerie BO – rue de Charenton | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Boulangerie BO – rue de Charenton | | Short Description | Sourdough bread and inventive pâtisserie in a historic bakery close to the Aligre market. | | Location | Aligre / Bastille, Paris | | Duration Text | Allow 20–40 minutes | | Href | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/boulangerie-bo-charenton]() | | Category Slug | cafes | ##### Mention Aliases - Boulangerie BO – rue de Charenton - BO’s bakery - BO ### Scheduling | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Time Zone | Europe/Paris | | Public Holiday Policy | Confirm opening for your travel date. | | Holiday Hours Confirmed | No | | Race Week Availability Confirmed | No | | Kitchen Cutoff Known | No | ### Article Structure | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Connections Heading | More of Paris, around your visit. | | Related Heading | Continue your Paris day | | All Places Label | All Paris sights and neighbourhoods | | Food And Drink Label | Paris cafés, restaurants and food stops | | Event Heading | Plan your Paris visit | #### Sections | Start Paragraph | Heading | | --- | --- | | 1 | Sculpture and Dalí’s recurring motifs | | 3 | Illustrated works and a hilltop museum visit | #### Contextual Links | Text | To | Label | | --- | --- | --- | | Montmartre | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/montmartre]() | Montmartre | | Sacré-Cœur | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/sacre-coeur-montmartre]() | Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre | | Musée de Montmartre | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/musee-de-montmartre]() | Musée de Montmartre | | Place du Tertre | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/place-du-tertre]() | Place du Tertre | #### Related Links | To | Label | | --- | --- | | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/montmartre]() | Montmartre | | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/place-du-tertre]() | Place du Tertre | | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/sacre-coeur-montmartre]() | Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre | | [https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/musee-de-montmartre]() | Musée de Montmartre | #### Event Links | To | Label | | --- | --- | | [https://above.guide/paris]() | Paris city guide | | [https://above.guide/paris/city-days]() | Choose a Paris city day | | [https://above.guide/paris/where-to-stay]() | Find a Paris hotel | | [https://above.guide/paris/getting-there]() | Plan Métro and walking journeys | | [https://above.guide/paris/my-itinerary]() | Build your saved itinerary | ### Related Place Slugs - place-du-tertre - sacre-coeur-montmartre - montmartre ### Key Facts - Montmartre - Allow 45–75 minutes ### Frequently asked questions #### Is Dalí Paris accessible without stairs? No. The entrance and exit have stairs and the museum is not wheelchair accessible. Using the Montmartre funicular does not remove the museum’s own stairs. ### Visit Plan #### Prices | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Admission | ##### Link | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Label | Check admission | #### Hours | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Choose your visit | #### Arrival | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Arrival & access | | Address | 11 rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris | | Directions | Yes | #### Booking | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Title | Plan admission | ##### Action | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Label | Admission & visitor contact | ## Detailed data The linked page JSON retains map geometry, transport network data, image assets, identifiers and schema alongside all public facts. ## Sources and editorial notes - Venue visitor information — Updated At: 2026-10-23 ## Guide and hub links - [Paris City Guide: Sights, Food & Neighbourhoods | Above Guide](https://above.guide/paris/index.md): [Web page](https://above.guide/paris) - [Things to Do in Paris: Museums, Landmarks & Gardens](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do.md): [Web page](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do) ### Related pages linked from this page - [Place du Tertre, Paris: Visitor Guide | Above Guide](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/place-du-tertre.md): [Web page](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/place-du-tertre) - [Montmartre, Paris: Visitor Guide | Above Guide](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/montmartre.md): [Web page](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/montmartre) - [Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre, Paris: Visitor Guide | Above Guide](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/sacre-coeur-montmartre.md): [Web page](https://above.guide/paris/things-to-do/sacre-coeur-montmartre) ## Related machine-readable resources - [All Above Guide destinations](https://above.guide/llms.txt) - [Guide index](https://above.guide/paris/llms.txt) - [Complete guide bundle](https://above.guide/paris/llms-full.txt) - [Manifest](https://above.guide/paris/ai/manifest.json)