Dalí's Journey

The famous student residence where Dalí, Lorca, and Buñuel lived and collaborated. Now a cultural center with exhibitions.

Calle del Pinar, 21

Houses major Dalí works alongside Picasso's Guernica

The art school Dalí attended and was expelled from twice

Where young Dalí studied Velázquez and Goya, masters he revered

Over 300 Dalí works focusing on sculptures and graphics

11 Rue Poulbot, Montmartre

Houses major Surrealist works including Dalí paintings

Where Surrealists gathered; Dalí held court here

172 Boulevard Saint-Germain

Dalí's Paris residence for decades; he kept an ocelot as a pet and once filled a swimming pool with newspapers

228 Rue de Rivoli

Houses The Persistence of Memory, Dalí's most famous painting

11 West 53rd Street

The Persistence of Memory is in Gallery 517. One of MoMA's most visited works.

Where Dalí stayed for decades on his New York visits; he once led an anteater through the lobby

2 East 55th Street

Contains several Dalí paintings in its collection

Private gallery with Dalí graphics, sculptures, and original works

119 Wooster Street, SoHo