Let the art start a conversation
Tell me what draws you in: painting, photography, fashion, or a smaller museum you noticed while walking. You do not need to know every artist. We can spend time with what catches your eye, move on from what does not, and have something genuine to discuss when we leave.
Exhibitions and opening times change. We would check the museum programme, tickets and availability before agreeing a plan; nothing is reserved simply because it is mentioned here.
Dinner with room to get to know each other
After the museum, we might choose a quiet table. Or we could have dinner first if you would rather talk before the visit. I would ask what kind of place you enjoy, where you will be staying and how much time you would like to share. There is no need to fill every pause with a performance.
The museum and restaurant provide a setting; the conversation is what makes the evening ours. We can exchange messages or speak by phone first. Hearing what you have in mind matters more than presenting you with a flawless itinerary.
Let’s arrange Paris honestly
I live in Spain, not Paris. Tell me your approximate date, area and the occasion, and I will check whether I can travel to you. We can choose a public place to meet and allow for travel time. I cannot promise immediate availability in every city.
Before any booking, we agree on the time together, my fee, travel and expenses, and who books and pays for museum tickets and dinner. A first message commits you to nothing. “I’ll be in Paris and would enjoy an exhibition and dinner together. Could we talk first?” is enough to begin.
If Paris is in your plans, tell me the evening you would like to share.