Seine River Cruise and Paris City Tour Combo

Highlights

• Discover Paris from your unique vantage point and see some of Paris’ defining monuments - The Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Orsay Museum, and many others.
• Enjoy a guided tour with commentary in one of eleven different languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, Korean, Dutch
• The ticket price includes transport around Paris in an air-conditioned coach. You will get to see the sumptuous Luxembourg Palace and Gardens, the Place de la Concorde Square, and the Pantheon.
• Learn more about the city with an audio-guide that is provided at the beginning of the city tour.
• The tour lasts for a period of about 3 hours.
• You can experience the splendor of Paris at night by picking the ‘Paris by Night’ variant.

Your Experience

Tour Paris in an Air-Conditioned Coach

Paris boasts an incredible range of historic squares, museums, and palaces that adorn various parts of the city. Your air-conditioned coach ride will take you past quite a few of these attractions, including the Pantheon and the Luxembourg Palace.

Cruise Through the City of Lights on a Luxurious Trimaran

The trimaran from the Bateaux Parisiens fleet offers a comfortable air-conditioned cruise on the Seine. The boat has a rear terrace on which you can sit back, relax, and gaze at unparalleled French architecture from different eras as the boat glides smoothly on the river. With live commentary in up to 11 languages and soothing music, this is amongst the best ways to discover the wonders of Paris.

See All the Brilliant Sights Along the Seine

Since many of Paris’ most iconic attractions are along the Seine, a cruise is the ideal way to explore the city and learn about the rich history of its monuments, bridges, museums, and other structures. On this tour, you will start off with the Place Vendome Square and end your excursion with the Eiffel Tower. Learn more about the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, and their invaluable exhibits collected over the centuries. Marvel at the intricate art on the Arc de Triomphe at the western end of the Champs-Elysees. The tour ends at the magnificent Eiffel Tower.