Three ways to share
an encounter.

Alongside a professional actor embodying a historical personality or a fictional character, travellers discover a destination through a story that unfolds along the route. A façade, a square or a landmark gives the narrative its resonance; walking connects the scenes and the city becomes the setting for an encounter.

This format invites guests to see familiar places differently and enter a personality’s world. From Chanel in Paris to Monet in Giverny, each route has its own atmosphere, pace and perspective on the destination. It fits naturally into a cultural day or as a prelude to discovering an estate.

Each experience page specifies the route, duration and languages. Any museum or landmark visits are arranged separately by the agency.

The encounter becomes personal when travellers become the character’s interlocutors. With Marie Antoinette, confidences and conversation give court life a human face: its rituals, its constraints and the aspirations of a young woman who became Queen. The actress’s presence brings guests closer to this history and makes room for their curiosity.

In Paris, afternoon tea and Champagne in Drouant’s Goncourt salon provide an intimate setting for this conversation. Marie Antoinette takes time to share her story and converse with her guests. This audience becomes a personal interlude within a stay, particularly suited to families, private celebrations and travellers who value human encounters.

Afternoon Tea with Marie-Antoinette is our interactive experience. The encounter lasts 75 minutes; hospitality arrangements are planned with Elyrea.

A tasting, afternoon tea or dinner becomes an occasion for culture and hospitality. The character welcomes guests into their world and gives the gastronomic moment a narrative dimension. The encounter unfolds at the pace of the table, in a setting that invites listening, conversation and the pleasure of being together.

Veuve Clicquot pairs her story with a tasting; Marie Antoinette shares afternoon tea and Champagne; Vatel makes dinner an introduction to the art of entertaining in the Grand Siècle. For a private celebration, an evening within a journey or an executive programme, these experiences connect setting, flavours and living history.

Venues, durations and hospitality arrangements depend on the experience. The setting and dining inclusions are confirmed when planning the programme.