Cadaqués

Artistic & Monumental Discoveries

Explore the artistic landscape of Cadaqués, centered on the legacy of Salvador Dalí and local maritime history. This selection includes Dalí’s labyrinthine house-museum in Portlligat and its surrounding olive gardens featuring surrealist installations. The list also highlights town monuments such as the tribute to Lídia de Cadaqués, the seafaring memorial Als Homes de la Mar, and the iconic boat and cypress sculpture, showcasing the intersection of surrealist history and the town’s Mediterranean identity.

House-Museum Salvador Dalí

Visit the house where Dalí lived and worked between 1930 and 1982. The house is structured as a labyrinth and preserved just like it was…

Salvador Dalí - Olive Garden

Outdoor area of the Dalí House-Museum featuring an olive grove, a phallic-shaped swimming pool, and various surrealist installations and sculptures designed by the artist.

La Lídia

Monument dedicated to Lídia Noguer i Sabà, a local woman who served as a muse for Salvador Dalí and writer Eugeni d'Ors.

Quadre de Cadaqués

A metal frame sculpture on the seafront designed to physically frame the panoramic view of the town's white houses and the bay.

Als Homes de la Mar

Waterfront sculpture by artist Rosa Serra dedicated to the fishermen and sailors of Cadaqués.

La Barca i el Xiprer

Surrealist installation in Portlligat featuring a traditional wooden boat with a cypress tree growing from its center, a recurring motif in Dalí’s work.