Dali Museum

The Dali Paris museum sits behind a plain facade, marked by a bronze sculpture of a melting clock hanging near the doorway. This gallery holds the largest collection of Salvador Dali’s sculptures and engravings in France. Dali himself never owned this building, but he frequented the area while living nearby during his youth. Decades later, a collector named Beniamino Levi opened these rooms to showcase the artist’s three-dimensional work, specifically the surrealist bronzes that often remain overshadowed by his famous oil paintings.