This was included in the Paris Pass, although their stated opening hours were not at all up to date. Unsure whether it would be possible to visit or not but so glad we did. Located just around the corner from Place du Terte, there's really no excuse to miss it. It's a smallish gallery but light and airy with a simple through-route and informative displays. I don't think you need to be a fan of Dali or Surrealism to enjoy the works displayed, though that would certainly be an incentive to visit. It wasn't entirely clear what was original and what was not as reproductions were available for sale (at a price). Recommended, nevertheless.

I have been to Montmartre many times but for some reason I never visited this museum before. My friend was getting a portrait done and we had an hour to kill, so we went, and I’m so glad we did. What a gem! We ended up spending two hours. The collection gives you great insight into the life and mind of the artist and includes things you won’t see elsewhere. It made our afternoon in Montmartre more than just about shopping and seeing the view. I left with a great appreciation for Dali and with lots to think about.

A great way to see a ton of Dali's sculptures in depth. They have more than just his sculptures of course, but they seem to be the central theme. While they did not offer an audio tour, all the pieces have descriptions by them for you to read. Certainly a must do for Dali lovers, however, I am not sure its a must do for anyone else. You'll probably spent about 30-45 minutes with ease. Connected to the museum is a small gallery where you can purchase his work or work by other artists inspired by Dali. We went during a weekday and had no problem walking up and purchasing tickets, however, I believe they sell them in advance on-line and that might be worth doing to avoid issues.