Business Class Flights To Monaco

Monaco may be second smallest country in the world, but one could argue it has the biggest reputation for luxury, class, and style. This is a city where you never know when you might brush shoulders with the glitziest Hollywood stars and international celebrities. It is also home to the most prestigious Formula One Grand Prix championship. It goes without saying that any trip to this city is going to be a memorable affair. Experienced travelers agree that the best way to ensure you have the most wonderful time in this glamorous capital is to purchase business class flights to Monaco. Fly in total comfort with delectable meals and fine beverages, and arrive feeling calm and rested. You’ll never want to settle for anything less once you have experienced the exceptional quality of business class flights.

Recently sold business class flights to Monaco

JFK New York		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,212
SFO San Francisco		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,323
LAX Los Angeles		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,495
ORD Chicago		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,502
IAD Washington		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,638
MIA Miami		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,739
BOS Boston		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,805
IAH Houston		MCM Monaco	Business Class	$2,977

Fares are TOTAL, starting prices, round trip, per traveler, including taxes and fees. One way flights are up to 50% less. Prices are subject to change and depend on availability at time of booking. No fare can be guaranteed until a ticket is issued.

Monaco Airport and Business Class Lounge

The nearest airport to Monaco is the Nice Côte-d'Azur International Airport, located about 24 miles from the city center. It is located in France, but Monaco maintains an open border and customs with France. Travelers on business class flights to Monaco adore having access to the airport business lounges. Enjoy the utmost luxury and top-notch amenities available for holders of premium tickets before and after flights. Take a breather and allow yourself to unwind in the serenity of these exclusive environments. Sip on a gourmet beverage as you peruse the wide selection of reading materials or browse the web on complimentary Wi-Fi networks. If you are traveling for work, you will appreciate the convenience of the business facilities and work nooks that ensure maximum productivity.

Things To Do In Monaco

Monaco is a fascinating destination both for its historic and modern attractions. Start your visit with a walk through the medieval Monaco-Ville, or ‘Le Rocher’. This is an entirely pedestrian area with a lot of historic houses and hotels. Nearby is the Palais Princier (Prince’s Palace), where you can take audio-guided tours, and take in the awesome panoramic view of the port and Monte-Carlo. There is a changing of the guard ceremony in front of the palace every day at 11:55 am. The Monaco Cathedral is also in the vicinity. It was built in a Romanesque-Byzantine style in 1875, and it houses the remains of the previous Princes of Monaco and Princess Grace.

The Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium is considered the authoritative museum of Mediterranean and tropical marine ecosystems, and contains a jaw-dropping collection of marine life, models of laboratory ships, and more. In the basement of the museum, there are shows that visitors can watch that feature marine flora and fauna. Also not to be missed is the Jardin Exotique (Exotic Garden), with thousands of rare plants from around the world. The garden also offers guided cave tours.

No trip to Monaco is complete without stepping into the gold and marble Grand Casino of Monte Carlo. You need a passport to enter the premises, to prove that you are a foreigner; Monegasques, the citizens of Monaco, are not permitted to gamble or work at the casino. There are also fees to enter the various rooms, as well as a fee to enter the casino without gambling. The dress code is extremely strict: Men must wear coats and ties, and casual shoes are not permitted. Whether you gamble or not, it is worthwhile going into the casino just to look at the spectacular rooms, which are full of stained glass windows, paintings, and sculptures.

High-end shoppers will rejoice when they arrive on business class flights to Monaco, as this is one of the most exclusive and luxurious cities to shop in the world. Head to the Golden Circle, which is located within the Avenue Monte Carlo, Avenue des Beaux-Arts and Allées Lumières. Here you will find decadent brands such as Hermes, Christian Dior, Gucci, and Prada. Those seeking a special new accessory or two should head to Place du Casino for jewelers such as Bulgari, Cartier, and Chopard. Shops in Monaco are normally open from 9:00 am to12:00 pm, and then 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm. To have a more ‘local’ shopping experience, head to the Condamine Market in the Place d’Armes, which has been an active market since the late 19th century, or to the pedestrian mall on Rue Princess Caroline.

Monegasque cuisine is heavily influenced by its location near the Mediterranean Sea and by its proximity to France. One of the national specialties is a dish called stocafi, made with dried cod, tomato and a delicate blend of seasonings. Fried, chard-stuffed barbagiuans are another must-try dish, as are the chickpea pancakes known as socca. For a truly memorable dining experience in Monaco, head to local favorites such as La Montgolfière, La Marée, or Café Llorca.

Getting Around Monaco

Those who travel on business class flights to Monaco will certainly wish to head to the water and take advantage of the popular yacht charters or sail boat tours that zip around the waterways and coast. The city is also known as a Mecca for luxurious cars such as Bentleys, Ferraris, and Lamborghinis, so another popular way to see the area is to rent a luxury car for the day. There are also many tourist trains that make daily tours of the city, and these are an efficient way to visit the port, Monte Carlo, the palaces, and the old city center. These tours are offered in many different languages and last approximately 30 minutes. Walking is a fantastic way to get around Monaco, however if you want to see some sights such as the Exotic Gardens, you will be walking up quite a steep hill. There are several public escalators and elevators there to help make it easier. There is also a ferry that runs across the port, so you can travel from one end to the other without needing to traverse the entirety of the city.

It’s only fitting to travel on business class flights to Monaco, a city synonymous with exquisite luxury and glamour. Whether the purpose of your visit is for business or for pleasure, you will love the stylish and relaxing experience of flying business class to this top-notch destination. Nothing beats being treated to the highest-quality food, drink, and services, as you embark on an exclusive and unforgettable journey of a lifetime.