Paris Seine River Sightseeing Cruise with Commentary by Bateaux Parisiens

Take a cruise on the Seine River, the most beautiful avenue of Paris!

Departure from the feet of the Eiffel Tower

As you approach the Pont Alexandre III, you will see the Dome des Invalides on the right side. This monument houses the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte.

This particularly beautiful bridge was a gift to France from Tsar Alexander III. It's a wonderful experience to pass underneath this structure aboard the fully glass-enclosed boat.

This characteristic building houses the French parliament. Have a look at it while you savor the flavors of the French cuisine.

Splendid building of the famous Orsay Museum and its surrowndings

You will enjoy nice views to this famous quarter while you cruise on the Seine.

When passing under Pont Neuf, the oldest bridge of Paris, lift you head and admire the sculptures

See Notre Dame Cathedral from the river

Enjoy the specific atmosphere of this area when you pass by

The Ile Saint Louis is the heart of the historical Paris. You will have interesting views to its typical architecture from the water.

The Pont Marie is a very special bridge. If you pass under this bridge, close your eyes and make a wish. It is told that your wish will come true before next year.

The Conciergerie is a very remarkable landmark. It is the place where the King Louis XVI and the Queen Marie-Antoinette where imprisoned before they were executed.

See the Louvre, the ancient Royal Castle - one of the longest buildings in the world

From the boat, you will see the Egyptian obelisk. The Place de la Concorde used to play a big role during the time of the French revolution, as the guillotine was placed there.

Admire the amazing architecture with its glass coupole! This building hosts exceptional exhibitions and events. During the Olympic games in 2024, it hosted a part of the competitions.

The bridge between the Place de la Concorde and the Assemblée Nationale was built from stones of the Bastille prison which was destroyed after the French revolution.