Private visit after hours

Our private museum visits allow you to explore the museum’s exhibitions and creative process after hours, offering an intimate, guided experience in a peaceful, exclusive setting. Accompanied by a professional guide, you’ll delve into the world of Yves Saint Laurent, uncovering the stories behind his masterpieces and the inspirations that shaped his visionary approach to fashion.

Privatization (Breakfast, Cocktail, Lunch, Dinner)

For those seeking a truly exceptional experience, we offer the privatization of the museum—an unforgettable way to host a private event in one of Paris’ most prestigious cultural spaces. Begin your day with a private breakfast or lunch, or host an elegant cocktail reception or seated dinner, all followed by a personalized guided tour of the museum. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or hosting a VIP event, the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris provides a sophisticated, unforgettable backdrop for your gathering.

Each of these experiences is designed to offer a unique blend of culture, elegance, and exclusivity, allowing you to explore the world of Yves Saint Laurent in a way that is tailored to your desires.

Contact us today to learn more about these exclusive offers and curate your own private Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris experience.

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Indeed ArtLuxury is pleased to offer you a fully VIP visit of this unmissable museum.

This premium tour includes:

– A VIP greeting in front of the Louvre pyramid by an official Representative of the Louvre and your personal guide

– A fully “skip the line” access to the security checkpoint and then to the entrance.

– A visit lasting one hour and a half, with an official guide expert of the museum, in the language of your choice;

Opening hours: the Museum is open every day (except Tuesday), from 9:00 to 6:00PM or 10:00 PM on night openings (Wednesday, Friday)

We invite you to let us know your thematic preferences among all the collections of the museum, such as paintings from France, Italy, Spain, UK & US, European sculptures, Egyptian art, Islamic art, Antiquities Roman and Greek…

though if it is your first visit, we would ideally advise you the so-called “Masterpieces Tour”.

So, again, do not wait any longer and come admire the architecture of the place, and all these magnificent masterpieces!

If you are willing to live the experience of your life, we are glad to propose you to privatize the Louvre Museum after closing time when it is not open to the public. For details and price please contact us!

Contact us, ArtLuxury invites you to discover or rediscover the Louvre in exclusive conditions.

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Le Louvre recèle mille et un secrets : depuis son origine médiévale et grâce aux fouilles qui ont été faites dans les cours de l’ancienne forteresse de Philippe Auguste, puis lorsqu’il a été transformé en une luxueuse résidence royale par Charles V. Notre guide, historien de renom, vous emmènera pour un voyage dans le temps à travers les salles de l’aile Sully, l’escalier Henri II, la salle Louis XIV et les salons de réception victoriens et vous ne pourrez qu’être enchantés par ses anecdotes croustillantes, son humour et son ton divertissant.

Découvrez ou redécouvrez le Louvre comme vous ne l’avez jamais imaginé, sur les pas des rois de France, de l’époque médiévale, aux réceptions fastueuses de la cour de Napoléon III. Si vous souhaitez que nous vous dévoilions les secrets du Louvre…contactez-nous !

NOUVEAU : Nous pouvons désormais vous proposer une visite privée guidée VIP au Musée du Louvre, contactez-nous.

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We propose to discover the recently renovated Museum Rodin, with its new museography, preserving the essence of the museum’s soul: the historical link between the collections of this famous sculptor and the Hôtel Biron.

In 1908, part of this estate was first occupied by Auguste Rodin to use it as his studios, then in 1911, the complete building and gardens, finally in 1919 the museum was officially opened.

Authentic example of the rocaille architecture that was fashionable in the early 18^th century, listed as a historical monument in 1926, the Hôtel Biron had been chosen by Rodin to make it an open place for work and creation as well as for exhibition.

In this renovated museum, you will find many works of art that have never been presented before in a display that enables a more comprehensive, coherent and accessible view of Rodin’s creation, showcasing his works in a contextualized and a more understandable manner.

With a new look at the artist, guided by your conférencier, this tour will therefore focus on Rodin’s work in all its facets, and will be finished by visiting the magnificent garden.

Last, a very sophisticated lighting system, unique in Europe, has been installed that create a warm and intimate atmosphere that will encourage your encounter with each work of art: over the hours and the seasons the lighting changes according to the daylight. This will magnify your discovery of internationally known masterpieces such as “The Thinker”, “The Kiss”, “The Walking Man”…

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“I think I’ll be comfortable here,” wrote Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, marquise de Sévigné (c. 1670), about the palace-like dwelling that is now the Carnavalet, Paris’s City museum. Our visit begins with that famous owner, whose letters from the Sun King’s time are pearls of French literature: we read some of the famous passages.

Then we explore the three floors of – mainstream – Parisian history. Particularly memorable: the reconstructed settings of aristocratic salons, the moving portrait of  courtesan Virginia Oldoini, Countess of Castiglione in old age, paintings of privileged life in the Belle Époque and the rooms devoted to the Revolution.

And – as with all history – some things are highlighted, others hidden away. We’ll show corners that most visits miss, because they are  literally and figuratively dark.

You will leave this extremely rich museum with a view of the city’s past, as its leaders do – and don’t – want it told.

NOTA: Since october 2016 this visit is no more available due to the closing of the museum for renovation purpose, but is likely to re-open mid 2020!

Carnavalet, Paris’s City museum: 16, rue des Francs-Bourgeois 75003 Paris
http://www.carnavalet.paris.fr/en/homepage

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Seeing the originals of works that have been familiar since childhood is just a start in Orsay Museum.

We begin with the social transformation that led to modern art and impressionism, and the symbolically appropriate decision to place the museum inside a former railway station, of all places.Then we start with the ground floor, which harbors the conventional paintings that young artists dared challenge. We continue with key works by Courbet, Manet, Monet, Van Gogh (…) to show the stages by which a new art emerged.

We’ll be in the middle of stories, which we’ll finish in the magnificent Tuileries gardens, which are just across the Seine.

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