In which hamlet did Dalí live with Gala for many years?

In which hamlet did Dalí live with Gala for many years? The answer is Port Lligat.

Port Lligat is a small coastal hamlet in Catalonia, near the town of Cadaqués and close to the Cap de Creus peninsula. Dalí first visited the area as a young man and later made it the setting for his home and studio. He and Gala gradually acquired and connected fishermen’s cottages there, creating the unusual residence now associated with the artist.

The landscape around Port Lligat became one of Dalí’s most important sources of inspiration. Its rocky coves, stark hills, sea light and peculiar geological forms appear repeatedly in his paintings and writings. Dalí described the region around Cadaqués and Port Lligat as his permanent artistic homeland.

A common mix-up is Cadaqués, which is the nearby town and municipality, not the hamlet named in the question. Figueres is Dalí’s birthplace and the home of his Theatre-Museum, while Barcelona is a major Catalan city but not the place where he and Gala established their long-term seaside home.