
Star statue: Michalangelo's "David" is the museum's top attraction. Some 10,000 people per day visit the sculpture.

Gold standard: Paintings with a gold background represent the extraordinary development in art from the 13th to the early 15th century. The private tour ensures intimate viewings of this historical art.

Unfinished masterpieces: The Hall of Prisoners is a series of four unfinished marble sculptures that Andrea Grisdale, the company's founder, says is another top attraction for visitors on her private tours.

Solo surprise: Visiting the museum alone without crowds of people is a surreal experience for most of Grisdale's affluent clients.

Silver service: A silversmith's workshop by day, come night, the space is transformed into a fine dining room. A six-course meal complete with wine pairings is part of the price of the private tour.

Private dinner and private art show: Gianfranco Pampaloni is the owner of the silversmith turned private dining room. He works with Grisdale and a number of different chefs on the post-museum portion of the evening.


