The Seine River is one of the most famous rivers in the world and one of Europe’s most visited waterways by tourists. Stretching out over 480 miles, there is plenty to take in along this famous Parisian route, including some of the city’s most famous landmarks.
What you’ll see
As you make your way down the Seine you will have the chance to see the Notre Dame Cathedral. While the building itself was severely damaged in 2019, it has remained popular sight that people look out for while on the a cruise. This is widely expected to remain the case throughout its renovation. Naturally, the Eiffel Tower is viewable from many parts of the Seine, with almost all cruises passing by the world famous structure. Those that choose to take their journey after dark will be treated to the visual spectacle of the tower illuminated with its famous golden glow.
There are numerous other sights to take in along the Seine including the Louvre Museum, the Grand Palais, the Orsay Museum and the Tuileries Gardens. However, perhaps the most incredible sights along the Seine are a little more understated, with the rivers numerous bridges and banks setting the mood and tone for the entire experience perfectly.
Types of cruises
There are a number of ways to view the Seine by boat, with a strong selection of service providers ready to take you down one of the world’s most stunning urban waterways. Whether you are looking to take your cruise during the morning, afternoon or night, you can be sure that there is a service for you.
For those that seek a relaxed, once in a lifetime dining experience, there are Seine River cruises including a meal. However, services are incredibly popular and will usually need to be booked in advance.
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