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The Eiffel tower and Notre Dame may be the first sights you think of when Paris comes to mind, but the true heart of this French city lies in its waterways; the River Seine, to be specific. Bordering 10 of Paris’ 20 arrondissements, it was no accident that this city found its home by the river. Parisians learnt the importance of water early on, using the River Seine for commerce and early transport. Still a working river today, the River Seine serves it’s purpose dutifully, its canals used for flushing out the city’s stale water. Beyond it’s practicality, the River Seine completes the Parisian landscape, it’s waterways injecting a romantic charm and complementing the city’s classical architecture. Offering spectacular views of the Paris’ most famous sights, what better way is there to take in the magical City of Lights than by cruising along the river itself?
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Skip the lineEiffel Tower and Seine River: Skip-the-Line, 2nd Floor and Summit Access, CruiseWhen: Eiffel Tower: 10:15am and 11:15am
Cruise: 10am to 10:30pm, every 30 minutes (except at 1pm and 7:30pm)Length: 3 hours (2 hours at the Eiffel Tower and 1 hour Seine Cruise)
from US$ 89.27 per person -
City Sightseeing Paris: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
When: Daily
Length:
24 and 48 hours (take your pick)
from US$ 41.66 per person -
from US$ 117.84 per person
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Eiffel Tower and Seine River: Skip-the-Line, 2nd Floor, Cruise – Add Summit Access
When: Daily
Length: Eiffel Tower Tour: 2 hours (approx.)
Seine River Cruise: 1 hour (approx.)from US$ 61.90 per person -
Limited AvailabilityEiffel Tower at Night: Dinner at 58 Tour Eiffel, Seine Cruise, Moulin Rouge with Drop Off
When: Daily
Length: Approx 7.5 hours
from US$ 368.99 per person -
from US$ 17.85 per person
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from US$ 89.27 per person
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Skip the lineThe Paris Pass®: Hop-on, Hop-off Bus Tour, Paris Visite Pass, Louvre, Palace of Versailles, Rex Studios & More
When: Daily
Length: Your Pass is valid for 2, 3, 4 and 6 days
from US$ 154.74 per person -
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Skip the line Limited AvailabilitySkip-the-Line Eiffel Tower – 2nd Floor, Seine Dinner Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show
When: Daily
Length: Approx 7 hours
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from US$ 17.85 per person
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Skip the lineSkip-the-Line Eiffel Tower Ticket with FREE Seine Cruise and Paris City Tour
When: Daily
Length: Approx. 4 hours
from US$ 99.99 per person -
Early Evening Dinner Cruise on Seine River With a Glass Of Wine
When: Daily
Length: 1 hour 15 minutes
from US$ 77.37 per person -
1-Hour Seine River Cruise With Optional Apertif or Snack - Vedettes de Paris
When: Daily
Length: 1 hour
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Limited AvailabilityLido Show with Champagne and Free Paris Illumination Cruise
When: Daily
Length: 5 hours approximately
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Skip the lineEiffel Tower and Seine River: Skip-the-Line, 2nd Floor Guided Tour, Cruise, Small Group
When: Daily
Length: 1.5 hours
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Seine River Lunch Cruise – Marina De Paris
When: 01 Apr - 31 Oct: Daily
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Friday, Saturday & SundayLength: 1.5 hours
from US$ 58.32 per person
Our tips for Seine Cruise
- Ditch traditional tours. Opt for a Seine cruise to experience the historic river in all its glory. Sights are particularly magical at sunset so make sure your Seine cruise tickets accommodate a longer ride into the evening.
- Don't take a dip. It may look pretty, but under the surface of the water lies a host of undesirable nasties. Authorities enforce no swimming laws for health and safety reasons, so keep your cruise experience above the water.
- See the City of Lights sparkle. Evening cruise dinners are perfect for night owls looking for something more exciting than your average dinner date. Spectacular views and a chance to partake in a glass of Champagne or two, guarantees a romantic night.
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Best time to visit
Paris keeps its romantic appeal year-round, but River Seine cruises are best experienced in the quieter months of late August and early September, when most tourists have left the capital and pleasant weather still prevails. Opt for the magical experience and see the City of Lights sparkle.
Getting there
Spanning 12 kilometres of the city and bordering 10 arrondissements, there’s so many ways to reach and explore the River Seine. We recommend hopping off one of the close metro underground statons, like the Musée du Louvre, and strolling from there. No game plan is necessary for this beautiful site, simply follow the banks, and see what you uncover.
Money saving tips
Exploring the river itself is, of course, free. Complement your stroll with a cruise along the river for an extra-special day. Booking Seine cruise tickets in advance will be your best bet for cost-saving.
Did you know?
Impress your fellow travellers with these interesting titbits about Paris’ River Seine…
- The banks of the river are connected by 37 bridges, including the noteworthy Pont des Arts and the Pont Neuf bridges.
- Paris' city motto, "She is tossed by the waves, but she does not sink", is claimed to be derived from the famous Seine.
- Ironically, the oldest bridge in Paris is called the Pont Neuf, which translates to the "New Bridge".
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