Nice
Special September 2 - October 31, 2004 - from $759
Nice
Special November 1 - December 15, 2004 - from $739
Nice
Special January 6 - March 17, 2005 - from $549 Business
Class Special Year Round - from $3999
Few
areas in the world offer the distinctive elegance, historical
impact, and whimsical opulence of the French Côte d'Azur.
In Nice, Baroque and Belle Époque architecture stands
beneath a Mediterranean sun in the region that inspired artists
like Matisse and Chagall, Nietzsche and Tolstoi, to name but
a few. Quaint buildings stand on narrow streets lined with art,
food and flower vendors, and the charming alliance of French
and Italian culture is an affair of singular appeal for the
discerning traveler.
The tiny sovereign
state of Monaco exudes a peculiar aura of tasteful extravagance.
World-renowned for its urbane atmosphere and chic nightlife,
it's a playground for international aristocracy and the glitterati.
The euphoric milieu of the Côte d'Azur is a peerless Eden
for high-living players, art lovers, culinary connoisseurs,
and romantics.
Areas Within the Destination
Nice:
The capital of the Côte d'Azur, Nice is home to over 350,000
people, and it has been inhabited since approximately 350 BC!
A Roman amphitheater at Cimiez functions as a modern-day temple
of music alongside a profusion of museums, impressive waterfalls
and manicured parks. Amble along the famed Promenade des Anglais
beside the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels) to experience Nice's
distinguished architectural feats and its heavenly beaches.
Tarry in Nice's oldest quarter, Vieux Nice, where you'll enjoy
the fine local wine and enchanting cafés. The Cours Saleya
has daily flower and food markets.
Monaco:
A lavish mecca for the famous and infamous, jet-setters flock
to Monaco to indulge in its privileged luxury. A wide selection
of activities entertains a populace with the highest per capita
income in the world! Monaco-Ville, Monaco's oldest district
is a fabulous concoction of tangerine-hued homes and a magnificent
Cathedral built in the neo-Romanesque style. Princess Grace
is entombed in this district, and Prince Albert's Oceanographic
Museum preserves and displays unusual underwater species.
Monte
Carlo: Play games of chance in grand style at the spectacular
casino. Join in the uninhibited and sophisticated entertainment
of Monaco's capital city, dancing the night away in cosmopolitan
nightclubs or delighting in exceptional opera, theatre and ballet.
There is no end to this district's pursuit of pleasure, full
of ways for everyday people to live for a day or a week like
one of the "beautiful people!"
Cap
d'Ail: Between Nice and Monaco lies this coastal health
resort which has hosted the likes of Greta Garbo and the Prince
of Wales. Enjoy the beaches, excellent for scuba diving, yachting,
and fishing, or go mountain biking and hiking. Musical entertainment
is plentiful, and other cultural amusements include theatre,
festivals and regattas.