Casa Museo Salvador Dalí
In the Portlligat House Museum, Salvador Dalí framed the Bay of Portlligat from his home: all of the rooms have openings of different shapes, sizes and proportions that frame the landscape.The Portlligat house museum was Salvador Dalí’s only fixed abode. He lived and worked in this house until 1982, when Gala died and he moved to Castell de Púbol.In 1930, Dalí bought a fisherman’s hut in Portlligat, which he worked on over the course of forty years. Using narrow passageways, different levels and enclosed areas, Dalí was able to create a unique place: a type of labyrinth full of personal objects and souvenirs belonging to the couple. Starting in the Rebedor de l’Ós entrance hall and walking through the adjoining areas, the building opens up to the outside via numerous openings that are a constant reminder of the artist and his work, with their different shapes and sizes looking out onto Portlligat Bay.