Dali House Museum

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In fact, this is not one house, but a whole fabulous labyrinth in the style of Dali. And he appeared like this: back in the 1930s, Dali and Gala bought their first fishing house here. For the next 40 years they continued to buy up neighboring properties (huts and sheds), gradually uniting them into a single surreal whole. As a result, there was an amusing labyrinth, which is located on several levels.

There is a house museum in the picturesque bay of Port Lligat, which is exactly 1, 25 km from the pretty old town of Cadaques. The married couple lived here from 1930 to 1982 (not counting the order of 10 years during the civil war in Spain).

Inside the museum there is practically no turning around, that's why no more than eight people enter the place here, but every 10 minutes. During this time, one group just manages to move to the next part of the house, which allows not to collide with the back of the head and not to interfere with each other.

What awaits the guests of the Dali museum house? Stuffed bears, a phallic pool, cells for cicadas in the bedroom and similar curiosities.

The tour is worth a visit, even if you are not a big fan of Dali's creativity. During the artist's lifetime almost no one was allowed into this house. But today, all stuffed bears at the entrance, a phallic pool, cells for cicadas in the bedroom and the like are available to everyone.

Coordinates

Address: Port Lligat, tel .: +34 972 25 10 15. Working hours: 15 June-15 September Mon-Sun 9.30-21.00; 16 September-6 January, 9 February-14 June Tue-Sun 10.30-18.00.

Entrance - 11 EUR, students 8 EUR, children under 9 years free of charge. Visiting is possible in small groups of up to 8 people every 10 minutes. Tickets should be booked in advance and redeemed half an hour before the visit.

Interiors of the house Dali and Galy

Roof, Dali House Museum

One of the rooms, Dali House Museum

Dali House Museum