The rich Heritage of Southern

The rich Heritage of Southern Italy & the Dalmatian Coast Aboard the Le Lyrial April 28 May 6, 2016

Dear Chrysler Museum Member, For thousands of years, wave after wave of civilizations have passed over the Mediterranean, leaving their mark on art, architecture, culture, and history. In fact, much of Italy, Croatia, and Montenegro, which we will explore on this beautiful cruise, can be considered a veritable museum, where cities and small towns house magnificent works of art not only in museums, but also around every corner in palaces, churches, cathedrals, houses, and municipal buildings which can also be considered art treasures in their own right. And while layers of civilizations confront us at every turn of this voyage, what is especially noticeable is the incredible beauty of the well-preserved medieval towns we will explore. In Ravello, home to medieval art and glorious gardens perched on a 350-foot cliff with panoramic views of the Amalfi coast. In Otranto, our gateway to the great architecture of Lecce, a jewel of a town dubbed the Florence of the South. In the UNESCO World Heritage site of the walled town of Kotor. Above all, in Dubrovnik the one-time Republic of Ragusa and worthy rival of Venice. In each of these towns we will discover castles and cathedrals, fortresses and great walls built by Normans or Aragonese, Byzantines, Venetians, or Ottomans, and we will learn from Professor Larry Wolff Silver Professor of History at New York University, and Director of the NYU Center for European and Mediterranean Studies about the ebb and flow and intermingling of these cultures as we walk among the monuments they have left behind. Your home for this voyage will be the elegant new Le Lyrial. At once large enough to offer all the amenities for a comfortable and enjoyable voyage, it is small enough to navigate seaways and enter harbors that are inaccessible to today s mega-cruise ships. The combination of a wonderful itinerary, a delightful season, a beautiful ship, and the companionship of fellow Chrysler Museum of Art members and friends guarantees an unforgettable cruise. Don t miss this opportunity to discover some of the Mediterranean s most enchanting artistic and cultural treasures. We look forward to welcoming you aboard. Sincerely, Kerry Martinolich Donor Stewardship Manager

guest lecturer Larry Wolff is the Silver Professor of History at New York University, and Director of the NYU Center for European and Mediterranean Studies. He received his Ph.D. from Stanford University. Professor Wolff s teaching and research range widely across the Mediterranean world, but he has always had a special interest in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. His books Inventing Eastern Europe: The Map of Civilization on the Mind of the Enlightenment (1994) and Venice and the Slavs: The Discovery of Dalmatia in the Age of Enlightenment (2001) are widely respected accounts of European perspectives of the East in the modern period. His most recent book is Paolina s Innocence: Child Abuse in Casanova s Venice (2012). Professor Wolff has received Fulbright, American Council of Learned Societies, and Guggenheim fellowships, and he is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

ITINERARY Adriatic Hvar Sea Croatia Dubrovnik Civitavecchia Kotor Rome Montenegro italy Amalfi Tyrrhenian Lecce Sea Otranto Aeolian Islands Lipari Ionian Sea Thursday, April 28, 2016 FLY FROM THE USA Friday, April 29 ROME, Italy CIVITAVECCHIA EMBARK Arrive in Rome and transfer to Civitavecchia to embark Le Lyrial. (D) Saturday, April 30 AMALFI RAVELLO AMALFI A morning at sea is spent sailing past the fabled isle of Capri and along the stunning Amalfi coast. Enjoy a short walking tour of the town of Amalfi, including a visit to the Cathedral of Sant Andrea and the Cloister of Paradise, before driving to Ravello, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the gardens of the elegant 13 th -century Villa Rufolo and the richly ornamented Duomo (cathedral), which houses two splendid mosaics of Jonah and the whale and small museum which exhibits several important sculptures and works of art including a 13 th -century marble bust, believed to be of Sigligaida Rufulo. Ravello is known as a center of ceramics, and we will visit a work and learn about the process. (B,L,D) Sunday, May 1 LIPARI, Aeolian Islands En route to Lipari, sail by the island of Stromboli to see the dramatic black basalt rocks of Strombolicchio and look for eruptions from one of Europe s few active volcanoes. On Lipari, tour the island and learn about its unique geology before exploring the 16 th -century Norman castle, now an archaeological museum, which houses a superb collection of finds from Lipari and the other Aeolian islands, dating from the Neolithic era. Among the items are some of the earliest painted vases as well as pottery and sculptures from different periods. (B,L,D) Monday, May 2 OTRANTO LECCE OTRANTO Built around an attractive bay in Italy s Puglia region, Otranto was the embarkation port of the Crusades and a leading center of trade in the Middle Ages. Visit the Cathedral, with a stunning 12 th -century mosaic floor (created by a group of artists, led by the monk, Pantaleone), running from the entrance to the altar. Other highlights include frescoes from the Middle Ages to the 16 th century. Then travel to the baroque town of Lecce and tour the Piazza del Duomo and Cathedral, and the Roman amphitheater in Piazza Oronzo. See the richly decorated facade of the Basilica di Santa Croce, with hundreds of detailed carvings of human figures, angels, dragons, and lions. Visit the Castromediano Museum s exhibits of paintings from the 15 th to the 18 th century, documenting the Byzantine and Venetian influences on the work of local artists. Also view the works of contemporary artists from the Salento region (B,L,D) Tuesday, May 3 KOTOR, Montenegro Sail the fjord-like Bay of Kotor to reach the port town of the same name, located beneath towering mountains. One of the most striking and best-preserved towns along the Adriatic coast, Kotor is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. A tour of this delightful town reveals its magnificent walls, palaces, and churches, including the 12 th -century St. Tryphon Cathedral, Lapidarium, and the Maritime Museum. (B,L,D) Wednesday, May 4 HVAR ISLAND, Croatia DUBROVNIK Discover Hvar, an island of stone houses surrounded by rosemary, lavender, and laurel. Visit the town s 17 th -century Municipal Theater; the Franciscan Monastery and its small gallery; the Venetian Loggia; and the Benedictine Cloister and Arsenal. (B,L,D) Thursday, May 5 DUBROVNIK Set on a rocky peninsula jutting into the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is one of Europe s best-preserved medieval cities and a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. The city contains within its ramparts the Rector s Palace; the Franciscan Monastery, which houses a 13 th -century pharmacy (the oldest in Europe); and the baroque Cathedral, with works by Titian and Andrea del Sarto. There will be time at leisure for independent exploration. Also travel to nearby Cavtat to visit the childhood home of Croatian artist Vlaho Bukovac, now a museum of his works. Bukovac was born in Cavtat in 1855 but lived and trained in a variety of places including San Francisco, Paris, and Zagreb. (B,L,D) Friday, May 6 DUBROVNIK DISEMBARK fly to USA (B) For reservations or information, please call 888 400 1082

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Le Lyrial You will travel aboard the deluxe, five-star Le Lyrial, one of the most beautifully conceived and technologically sophisticated small ships afloat. Designed in France and built in Italy, Le Lyrial boasts an elegantly understated aesthetic that one associates with European sensibility and craftsmanship. It is one of four sister ships of the PONANT cruise line, selected as Best Luxury Cruise Line by Cruise Critic s editors in 2014. Life Aboard Life aboard the 244-guest Le Lyrial is relaxed and refined, capturing the best of the French art of living well. Your comfort and well-being are the special responsibility of the impeccably trained staff, whose discreet yet attentive service has become legendary among seasoned travelers. Our goal is to make you feel as though you are sailing aboard your very own yacht. Redefining Rest & Relaxation All suites and states face outside and measure from 226 to 581 square feet (including the balcony), and all but eight have a balcony. Features and amenities include a king-size bed or twin beds, mini-bar, safe, individually controlled heat/air-conditioning, flat-screen TV, in-house movies, ipod docking station, wireless Internet access, and telephone. Baths come equipped with a shower (or shower/bathtub), hair dryer, French toiletries, and bathrobes. Laundry services and 24-hour service are available throughout. Safety, Comfort & Convenience Le Lyrial is equipped with the latest communication, navigational, and safety equipment and meets or exceeds USPHS and U.S. Coast Guard rules. It is also outfitted with a technologically advanced stabilizing system to minimize the effects of rough conditions at sea. Three passenger elevators serve all six decks. And public amenities include an outdoor heated pool, lounges, two restaurants, a theater/lecture hall, a well-stocked library, and a full-service salon, steam, spa, and fitness center. Cuisine The quality of food, its preparation, and the social experience of a meal are the objects of special care aboard ship. Whether you are enjoying breakfast among friends, a sun-kissed lunch on one of the outside decks, or a delightful dinner in the elegant surroundings of the restaurants, the talented chefs showcase their expertise by bringing out the very best in local flavors. PONANT was selected as an Outstanding Culinary Cruise Line by Saveur magazine in 2014. Respect for the Environment The health of our planet, and especially its oceans, is a critical concern for us. We have taken care to certify all of our sister ships as Clean Ships, employing the most eco-friendly technology available today. As environmentally responsible ship operators, we not only comply with existing regulations; we anticipate new ones. We continually seek to share industry best practices on matters ranging from increasing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions to waste treatment and recycling.

Marina Marina Marina Marina Marina PLAN PLAN PONTS AUSTRAL LYRIAL PLAN PONTS AUSTRAL LYRIAL 7 Open-air Open-air Zodiac Zodiac Zodiac Zodiac Wheelhouse Sun Sun Deck Wheelhouse Sun Deck FARES PER PERSON, double occupancy Superior State $5,990 State $7,190 6 Pool Pool Pool Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant Buffet et et Buffet 626 614 624 622 612 620 618 610 616 614 608 612 610 606 608 606 Owner s 604 602 626 614 624 622 612 620 618 610 616 614 608 612 610 606 608 606 Grand 606 604 Owner s 602 602 Grand 615 611 609 607 605 Prestige 615 611 615 609 611 609 607 Owner s 607 605 603 601 625 623 621 619 617 605 603 Prestige Stat. 625 623 621 619 617 615 611 609 607 605 603 601 601 Owner s Stat. Panoramic Internet Panoramic Lounge Internet Internet Lounge Lounge Library Library Library Panoramic Wheelhouse Panoramic Terrace Wheelhouse Wheelhouse Terrace Terrace Prestige State - Deck 4 $7,390 Prestige PONT 6 State - Deck 5 $7,490 PONT 6 Prestige State - Deck 6 $7,590 5 Fitness Hammam Fitness Balneo Center Hammam Balneo Center Center Hairdresser Hairdresser Hammam Massages Hairdresser Hairdresser Hammam Massage s s Relaxation Room Massage RelaxationMassage Room Massage Photo Photo Photo Photo Leisure Area Leisure Leisure Area Area 536 534 532 530 528 526 524 522 520 518 516 514 512 510 536 536 534 534 532 532 530 530 528 528 526 526 524 524 522 522 520 520 518 518 516 516 514 514 512 512 510 510 539 537 535 533 531 529 527 525 523 521 519 517 515 511 509 539 539 537 537 535 535 533 533 531 531 529 529 527 527 525 525 523 523 521 521 519 519 517 517 515 515 511 511 509 509 508 506 504 502 508 506 508 506 504 504 502 502 Bridge Bridge Bridge 507 505 503 501 507 507 505 505 503 503 501 501 $8,390 PONT 5 PONT 5 PONT 5 Prestige - Deck 5 $8,690 - Deck 6 $8,890 4 3 Club Club Club Main Main Lounge Theater Main & & Lounge Theater & Main Main Main Lounge Main & & Main Lounge & Shop Shop Shop Shop Shop Excursion Excursion Reception Reception Reception 434 434 432 432 430 430 428 428 426 426 424 424 422 422 420 420 418 418 416 416 414 414 412 412 410 410 434 432 430 428 426 424 422 420 418 416 414 412 410 334 334 332 332 330 330 328 328 326 326 324 324 322 322 320 320 318 318 316 316 314 314 312 312 310 310 334 332 330 328 326 324 322 320 318 316 314 312 310 308 308 308 306 306 304 304 302 302 306 304 302 337 337 335 335 333 333 331 331 329 329 327 327 325 325 323 323 321 321 319 319 317 317 315 315 311 311 309 309 307 307 305 305 303 303 301 301 300 300 337 335 333 331 329 327 325 323 321 319 317 315 311 309 307 305 303 301 300 408 408 408 437 437 435 435 433 433 431 431 429 429 427 427 425 425 423 423 421 421 419 419 417 417 415 415 411 411 409 409 407 407 437 435 433 431 429 427 425 423 421 419 417 415 411 409 407 406 406 404 404 402 402 406 404 402 405 405 403 403 401 401 405 403 401 Medical Center Medical Center Grand $9,890 Grand PONT 4 - Deck 6 $10,790 PONT 4 Single Occupancy Supplement: Singles are available in the Prestige State categories at an additional supplement to the per person, double occupancy fares as follows: $3,200 (Prestige State Deck 4), $3,300 (Prestige State PONT 3 Deck 5), PONT and 3 $3,400 (Prestige State Deck 6). Subject to availability. 2 Gastronomic Gastronomic Restaurant Main Main Lounge Main Main & Restaurant & Lounge & PONT 2 PONT 2 2 Gastronomic Restaurant - Marina 3 28 States with private balcony - 8 Superior States - Main Lounge - Shop - Reception - Excursion - Medical Center 4 35 Prestige States with private balcony - Theater Owner s suite (581 sq.ft. + 129 sq.ft. private balcony) grand deluxe (484 sq.ft. + 108 sq.ft. private balcony) 5 37 Prestige States with private balcony (with 22 Prestige States convertible into 11 Prestige s) - Fitness Center - Beauty Corner SOTHYS : Hammam, Massage, Hairdresser - Relaxation Room - Image & Photo - Bridge 8 PRIVILeGE S (388 sq.ft. + 86 sq.ft. private balcony) 3 suites (291 sq.ft. + 65 sq.ft. private balcony) 28 states (194 sq.ft. + 43 sq.ft. private balcony) 6 Owner s with private balcony - 3 s with private balcony - 1 Grand with private balcony - 8 s with private balcony - 1 Prestige State with private balcony - Pool - Restaurant - Internet Space - Library - Panoramic Lounge - Panoramic Terrace 7 Sun Deck - Open-air 8 Superior states (226 sq.ft.) 11 Prestige suites (388 sq.ft. + 86 sq.ft. private balcony) 73 Prestige states (194 sq.ft. + 43 sq.ft. private balcony) Daybed Daybed Ba Sofa Sofa Jacuzzi Bathtub Dining Room Balneo Bathtub Dining Bathtub Daybed Sofa Daybed Convertible Sofa Douche de l Armateur - LYRIAL PONT 6 Grand - LYRIAL - UK PONT 6 Privilège - LYRIAL PONT 6 s DELUXE - LYRIAL - UK PONT 6 Cabines - LYRIAL PONT 3 "s" Prestige - LYRIAL PONT 5 Cabines Supérieures - LYRIAL - UK PONT 3

All-inclusive fares & unique features Our fares are truly all-inclusive. Coupled with the high-quality lecture and educational program, we provide a most attractive value. Included Cruise aboard the deluxe Le Lyrial. All accommodations are outside states and suites, 95% of which feature a private balcony. Complete program of shore excursions and activities Airport/pier transfers and handling of luggage All meals aboard ship including early riser s coffee & pastry, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner Complimentary open bar aboard ship Gratuities to shipboard personnel, porters, guides, and drivers Port taxes and charges Welcome and farewell cocktail receptions aboard ship Enrichment program of lectures and discussions led by Larry Wolff 24-hour service Comprehensive pre-departure materials Not Included Airfare; airport taxes; passport and visa fees and/or immigration reciprocity taxes (if applicable); trip cancellation and baggage insurance; medical and repatriation insurance; meals and beverages other than those specified above; personal expenses (such as telephone, Internet, laundry service, hair salon services, à la carte spa treatments, etc.)

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