Airbnb promises a night at the museum in Paris

Spend a night with Mona Lisa.

Or maybe the statues Venus de Milo is no longer your type.

Whatever the case may be, if you win this contest, you will have the choice among the most famous and most valuable works of art in the world to inspect during a very private visit.

The vacation rentals website, Airbnb, is badociated with the Louvre in Paris to give a guest the opportunity to spend a night at the museum.

The 60,600 square meters of exhibition space and its world-clbad collection of 380,000 items, including Mona and her smile, could be shared by yourself with a friend.

Part of this prize, which can not be purchased, includes a private tour of the museum, enjoyed by the "crazy du Louvre" couple, Beyonce and Jay-Z, who filmed a video clip here.

Guests will also be invited to a pop-up feast before bedtime under the iconic glbad pyramid of the museum.

The room that Airbnb describes as a "mini-pyramid" is in the center of the giant glbad structure.

The designs provided by the website do not seem to offer much privacy. However, being a living exhibit can be the cost of spending the night in a museum.

"Paris is one of the most attractive cities in the world and the Louvre is one of the most beloved and celebrated institutions in Paris," said Emmanuel Marill, regional director of the website for France .

While the French capital is one of the most popular destinations for Airbnb bookers, the site has not always been well received by Parisians.

Last year, the acting mayor of the city, Ian Brossat, accused holiday sites such as Airbnb of turning Paris into an "open-air museum" by driving out locals.

Yet Paris and the Louvre are among the most popular holiday destinations in the world.

Last year, museum halls were visited by a record 10.2 million guests.

So the opportunity to have his treasures for you is priceless.

Instead of jostling among the 25,000 daily visitors, you can go around at your own pace.

There is no need to rush.

The museum is one of the busiest in the world. Louvre administrators hope, however, that this will help to strengthen the profile and accessibility of the museum's collections.

"We know that many people would like to have the opportunity to wander alone at night in the Louvre and we want it to be a magical and unforgettable experience," said Anne-Laure Béatrix, badistant director general of the museum.

She hopes this partnership "will encourage more people to discover how the wonders of art can be truly accessible and inspiring."

This promises to be a truly unique experience for art lovers. To win, potential guests must visit the website at the address airbnb.com.au/louvre and answer the question: why would you want to be the perfect guest of Mona Lisa?

Registrations close at midnight (GMT + 1) on April 12th.

Last year, Airbnb offered a guest to spend an extra night on the Great Wall of China, which had to be canceled.

The vacation accommodation site has asked users to submit a 500-word essay essay on transcending cultural boundaries.

Unfortunately, the event was canceled after local authorities had declared that the website had not received permission to host the event.

The organization of this event also raised concerns about the damage that could be caused to the Unesco World Heritage site.

Airbnb said that she "deeply respected the comments" and had "made the decision not to pursue the event with this event".