FRENCH ESCAPADE: MONTE-CARLO TO PARIS MONTE-CARLO, THE RHÔNE & PARIS
From Monte-Carlo on the Mediterranean, travel to Arles and cruise through Provence into rich wine lands supporting some 1,800 private wineries along the Rhône and Saône rivers. Disembark at Lyon, France’s gastronomic capital, for Beaune and on to two nights in legendary Paris. Enjoy a true taste of France on this new two-week Tauck river cruise!
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FRANCE Lyon Vienne Tain-l’Hermitage
Viviers Tournon
Avignon Arles
Nice MEDITERRANEAN SEA
1. ARRIVE MONTE-CARLO, MONACO Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Fairmont Monte Carlo. A transfer is included from Nice Cote d’Azur Airport to the Fairmont Monte Carlo, where Category 6 guests will enjoy sea-view rooms. Join us for a welcome cocktail reception followed by dinner this evening. Meals D
Tauck’s new-for-2011 cruise includes a visit to Lyon’s Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Fourvière on the Saône River; a Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine tasting; and two nights in Paris
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2. MONTE-CARLO, MONACO It’s hard to imagine a more idyllic… or sophisticated… place than Monte-Carlo; just its name brings to mind jet setters, magnificent yachts bobbing in the harbor, the glittering casino where the rich and famous play, and the fairy-tale legacy of Princess Grace, Prince Rainier and the Grimaldi family dynasty who have ruled the Principality of Monaco for over 700 years. It’s all part of the magic you’ll discover – along with Monaco’s gardens, its cathedral, the pink Place de Palais and more – as you explore Monte-Carlo on a morning orientation tour and an afternoon and evening spent as you please. Meals B
3. NICE / EMBARK RIVERBOAT IN ARLES Travel this morning to Nice, where time spent is always nice – whether on today’s walking tour or while exploring on your own along the Promenade des Anglais overlooking the Bay of
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