Often called the 'Dali of Bali,' the passionate artist Don Antonio Blanco's former home and studio is now a museum open to the public. Born in Spain, educated in America, and a seasoned world traveler, Blanco ultimately chose to settle in Ubud, Bali. He was deeply captivated by the sensual beauty of Balinese women and the island's mystical energy, dedicating his life to capturing this beauty in his art. The museum, perched in a prime location overlooking the Campuhan Valley, is a fantastical building in itself—a fusion of European Baroque and traditional Balinese architecture that seems to embody his artistic world. Inside, the space is filled with his signature portraits of women, alongside poems, collages, and erotic illustrations, all of which vibrantly express his flamboyant lifestyle and passion for art.