The Dalí Paris Museum in Montmartre is a tribute to the enigmatic surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. Opened in 1991, after the copious efforts of curator Beniamino Levi, the museum showcases over 300 artworks by Salvador Dalí from a private collection. Painting, sculptures, etchings, surrealist objects and furniture bring to life the peculiar ideas of an insatiable explorer. The Visitors are immersed in Dalí's surreal world, where reality blends seamlessly with the bizarre and fantastical.