From San Remo
Magical Monte Carlo
Built against the mountains and spreading down to the shores of the Riviera, Monte Carlo is a magical jewel on the sea. Its magnificent yacht-filled harbor is breathtaking, and everywhere you look there are long limousines gliding, or sporty Porsches zipping around the famous curves and hills of this luxurious city. Marvel at its lavish casino, the elegant Hotel de Paris and the 13th-century Prince's Palace, home of the Grimaldi Family. Enjoy sumptuous shopping, chic restaurants and an aura of glamour that has long attracted the jet set and the famous.
Discover Nice and
St. Paul de Vence
With its flower market and gorgeous coastline, its lovely art deco faŤades and romantic cafés, Nice is a many splendid thing. Visit the Matisse Museum home to many of the celebrated artist's works of art. Feel the breeze off the sea on the famous palm-lined Promenade des Anglais. Experience the sophistication of the capital of the French Riviera before continuing on to medieval St. Paul de Vence, an enclave for artists and one of the most beautiful villages in Provence. Enjoy breathtaking vistas from this hilltop village perched on a rocky outcrop and surrounded by ancient ramparts.
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From Montecatini
Florence Treasures
Known as the 'Cradle of the Italian Renaissance,' Florence is a city with overwhelming historical and cultural significance. Take a walking tour of the city center and take in the magnificent Cathedral, its huge dome and elegant Campanile piercing the sky. See the famous bronze doors by Ghiberti, adorning the marble-encrusted Baptistery. Visit the Academy of Fine Arts and stand in awe in front of the statue of David by Michelangelo. Walk across the impressive Piazza della Signoria and find yourself in front of the grand Palazzo Vecchio.
Splendors of Tuscany
Poplar-studded landscapes, dramatic hilltop towns, and gorgeous vineyards await you. Visit Siena, a medieval city of twisting streets and narrow stairways that wind their way through medieval arches and past Renaissance palaces. See the beautifully striped Cathedral and the Piazza del Campo, setting for the unique Palio, a medieval-style horse race. Continue to San Gimignano, perhaps the most famous little town in Italy, its skyline dominated by ancient stone towers. Sample wines at a family wine estate in this renowned region.
Historic Lucca and Pisa
Two proud old Italian cities wreathed in past glories. Lucca is rich in art and history. Massive red brick walls enclose the city, making it one of the best preserved Renaissance defenses in Europe, and the remains of an amphitheater can be seen as you walk the ancient walls. Continue to Pisa, a city with splendid architecture and a fascinating history. Visit the Field of Miracles, home to the buildings that recall Pisa's past grandeur and see the famous Leaning Tower.
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