After the doors close to millions of annual visitors, the world’s greatest museum becomes yours. A curator walks you through empty galleries to the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo and the Winged Victory—each masterpiece met in silence, without a single other soul.

This is an access ordinarily reserved for heads of state: the Louvre, privately and entirely, for one evening.

Led by a curator who reads each work as you go, you stand before the Mona Lisa in the way almost no one ever does—alone, unhurried, at your own pace. A private dinner beneath the Pyramid can complete an evening that turns the world’s most visited museum into a private gallery.