Seine River 1-Hour Sightseeing Cruise from the Eiffel Tower

Sightseeing along the Seine

Ready for a delightful Parisian escapade? Head to Port de la Bourdonnais, right under the Eiffel Tower, and hop aboard a flexible one-hour Seine River cruise. Forget the fuss – you can board whenever you fancy throughout the day as the cruise departs every 1 hour. As the boat leisurely cruises down the Seine, you'll catch sight of Paris's coolest spots. We're talking about the fancy Assemblee Nationale, the artsy Musee d'Orsay, the classy Institut de France, the Pantheon, the chic Cite de la Mode, Hotel de Ville, Notre Dame, and the Conciergerie. Sail under the arches of the oldest bridge, Pont Neuf, and wave to the regal Pont Alexandre III, named after a Russian tsar.

Onboard amenities

Secure a position on the terrace to indulge in exceptional panoramic views, and concurrently, avail yourself of the onboard Wi-Fi connectivity. Additionally, do not overlook the multilingual audio guide in 11 languages. So, jump on board, soak in the sights, and let the Seine show you the best of Paris.

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Seine River 1-Hour Sightseeing Cruise from the Eiffel Tower

Discover Paris on this Seine River sightseeing cruise that includes a 1-hour round-trip journey starting at the base of the Eiffel Tower, where you will glide past iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre. This guided tour offers audio guides in eleven languages and onboard Wi-Fi for smartphone access to historical information about each monument along the way. Enjoy a macaron tasting with nine pieces of meringues or indulge in a morning breakfast onboard during your cruise. With departures every 30 minutes from April 1st until October 31st, this tour covers approximately 5 kilometers of scenic riverbank and provides an unparalleled view of Paris's most famous landmarks.

Experience the Eiffel Tower

Your tour stops at the Eiffel Tower where you will see one of the world’s most recognizable structures. Built in 1889, it stands at a height of 324 meters and is composed of over 18,000 iron pieces connected by more than two million rivets. The tower was initially criticized but became an instant symbol of French culture and engineering prowess. Visitors can ascend to the top for panoramic views or explore the second level which houses several restaurants and exhibitions. This unique vantage point offers a comprehensive view of Paris’s skyline, making it distinct from other city landmarks.

Explore Notre Dame Cathedral

The cruise passes by Notre Dame Cathedral where guests can admire its Gothic architecture and learn about its construction starting in 1163 under the direction of Bishop Maurice de Sully. The cathedral took almost two centuries to complete, with the final touches added around 1345. Standing at approximately 69 meters tall, it features intricate gargoyles and flying buttresses that support its massive stone walls. Visitors often spend about an hour exploring the interior and exterior of this historic site, which has been a significant religious and cultural landmark for centuries.

Tour Highlights

• 1-hour round-trip cruise from Eiffel Tower
• Audio guides in eleven languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Russian, Korean, and Dutch
• Onboard Wi-Fi for smartphone access to historical information about each monument
• Macaron tasting with nine pieces of meringues onboard the cruise
• Indulge in a morning breakfast onboard during your scenic river journey
• Experience Paris’s landmarks such as Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre
• Cruise route covers approximately 5 kilometers along the Seine Riverbank

Perfect for tourists, history enthusiasts, and architecture lovers, this sightseeing cruise provides a unique way to explore Paris's most famous landmarks. The guided tour allows you to glide past iconic structures such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre while enjoying historical insights about each monument along the Seine River.