Two guests will get to spend a night sleeping under the Louvre pyramid.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Musée du Louvre’s iconic I.M. Pei-designed courtyard pyramids, the Paris museum has partnered with Airbnb to give one contest winner and a plus one the chance to spend a night in the museum.

The guests will sleep in a small replica of the pyramid that will be situated within the glass pyramid itself. Their evening’s itinerary will include an after-hours walkthrough of the museum led by an art historian, “an apéritif with Mona Lisa as you relax and unwind together in her sumptuous living room,” “dinner with the Venus of Milo,” the chance to “relax and unwind in Napoleon III’s opulent apartments during an intimate acoustic concert,” before you and your guest will finally “cosy up under the iconic Pyramid, then drift off to sleep beneath the shimmering glass and starry sky,” per the contest page. The winner and their guest will spend the night on April 30th.

Anne-Laure Béatrix, deputy managing director of the Louvre, said in a statement:

We are happy to offer this unique and special experience for two people to stay in the museum overnight, in a bespoke pyramid shaped bedroom. We know that many people would love the opportunity to wander alone at night through the Louvre and we want this to be a magical and unforgettable experience. With Airbnb’s partnership, we hope to encourage more people to discover how truly accessible and inspiring the wonders of art can be.

This isn’t the first time that a museum has partnered with the hospitality site for a PR-friendly bookable room; in 2016 the Art Institute of Chicago recreated Vincent van Gogh’s famous Arles bedroom to promote their exhibition "Van Gogh's Bedrooms" and rented it out to the public for $10 a night. They opted, however, to slightly forgo accuracy for comfort when they swapped out the painter’s twin-sized bed for a full.