The museum is organising the event with the regional branch of the French Federation of Naturism.
A French museum is running a new exhibition which will only be open to visitors who aren't wearing clothes.
The macLYON museum of contemporary art says only naked visitors will be allowed to see its exhibition on the human body during a 90-minute viewing on Thursday.
The Times reports the museum is organising the event with the regional branch of the French Federation of Naturism, with the aim of seeing how bodies interact with other bodies.
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