The Seine River

The Seine River is one of France’s major rivers, stretching approximately 20 kilometers through Paris. It runs across the city, with the northern bank commonly referred to as the “Right Bank” and the southern bank as the “Left Bank.” Nowadays, “Left Bank” has evolved beyond just a geographical term to become a registered trademark for artistic youth and the bohemian crowd. Taking a cruise on the Seine…

The Seine River

The Seine River is one of France’s major rivers, stretching approximately 20 kilometers through Paris. It runs across the city, with the northern bank commonly referred to as the “Right Bank” and the southern bank as the “Left Bank.” Nowadays, “Left Bank” has evolved beyond just a geographical term to become a registered trademark for artistic youth and the bohemian crowd.

A Seine River cruise allows you to admire many famous sights along both banks, such as the Louvre, the Grand Palais and Petit Palais, the Musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Eiffel Tower.

Cruise: €11, available for both day and night trips. Sunset cruises in the evening are highly recommended for their romantic atmosphere.