Bateaux Parisiens

Get onboard a 1-hour Bateaux Parisien Cruise to get panoramic views of some of the top highlights of Paris. As you cruise around, you may listen to the onboard audio commentary in 14 different languages and learn intriguing details about Paris and its landmarks. Some of the prominent Parisian sites that you will witness during the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise include Musée d’Orsay, Musée du Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame.

Capture stunning views of Paris and its famous sites on this two-hour lunch cruise down the Seine. Discover riverfront views of renowned attractions such as the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame, as well as several other UNESCO World Heritage Sites. While admiring these magnificent sceneries, the chefs onboard will treat you to an authentic three-course French lunch and wine.

Experience the City of Lights as it comes alive during the nighttime. While floating across the dazzling Seine, marvel at the majestic monuments of Paris illuminating the night sky. Besides getting a chance to view the sparkling Eiffel Tower, you can discover the night beauty of other famous monuments like Notre Dame and the Louvre. On board, this 2 hour 30 mins cruise, relish a delicious three-course dinner with your partner and celebrate love with a glass of wine.

The majestic Eiffel Tower in Paris needs no introduction. With a height of 330 metres, the Eiffel Tower was formerly the tallest man-made structure on the planet. The brilliant iron meshwork and the imposing height of the tower are what make it such a popular tourist destination in the world. Today, it attracts over six million visitors every year and is the most recognized landmark of Paris. Luckily, on a Bateau Parisien, you can catch both morning and night views of this iconic structure.

Musee d'Orsay is one of the many spectacular art museums in France. It is in fact counted among the largest art museums in Europe. Every year, Musee d'Orsay attracts a large number of visitors and is renowned for holding the world's largest collection of Impressionist paintings. From Van Gogh to Renoir, you can view exquisite artworks ever produced in the world under a single roof. In addition to its art collection, Musee d'Orsay is also famous for its stunning architecture.

In the 18th century, the French architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot designed a Parisian Pantheon inspired by the Roman Pantheon. This magnificent monument was built to replace an ancient church dedicated to Saint Genevieve, the patron saint of France. Its architecture is identical to the Roman Pantheon, but its interior is decorated with paintings from French history. The Pantheon became a memorial for French heroes during the French Revolution, and many renowned French personalities, like Marie Curie, Voltaire, and Van Hugo, are buried here.

The Notre Dame Cathedral is a magnificent site located on the Île-de-la-Cité. It is one of the most popular locations in Paris and was formerly the city's tallest building, standing at 70 metres. This cathedral features typical Gothic architecture, including stained-glass windows and lofty flying buttresses. The construction of Notre Dame began in the 12th century and lasted about 200 years, employing countless architects and stonecutters. Even though a large portion of the ancient cathedral was damaged in a devastating fire, you may still admire its stunning grandeur on a river cruise tour.

The Conciergerie is another Gothic architectural masterpiece on the Île-de-la-Cité, one of two small islands in the middle of the Seine. This UNESCO World Heritage site was constructed in the 6th century and served as the first royal residence of the French kings. Besides its enormous archways and splendid architecture, the Conciergerie is also famous for its history. During the French Revolution, this fortress served as a prison for numerous significant French figures, including the French queen Marie Antoinette, who was imprisoned and later guillotined.

The Louvre Museum, housed in the former royal residence Louvre Palace, is the world’s largest and the most-visited museum. It holds nearly 35,000 artworks in its collection, spanning from Greek and Roman antiquities to Egyptian artefacts. It also houses the world's most renowned portrait painting, Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, as well as many other masterpieces such as Venus de Milo and La Dentellière. Since this famous museum is located on the banks of the Seine, you can easily enjoy its breathtaking views while on a Bateaux Parisien cruise.

The Grand Palais is one of Paris' most recognizable landmarks. It was built for the Exposition Universelle held in 1900 and is easily identified by its huge conservatory-style glass dome. Since 2000, this architectural wonder has been designated as a historical monument. The sprawling estate includes a number of art galleries, a scientific museum, a cultural centre, and a nave. Several large-scale national and international events, such as horse riding and art conventions, take place here every year.

This beautiful monument is a shrine to the military heritage of France. Located on the banks of the Seine, this property was constructed in the 17th century as a care facility for military veterans and a place of worship. Among all the other stunning Parisian buildings, Les Invalides stands out due to its massive golden dome and highly ornamented Baroque style architecture. Within its premises, Les Invalides houses several tourist attractions, including the mausoleum of Napoleon Bonaparte, a church, and three well-known museums.

Among the cream-colored classic Parisian buildings, you will be surprised to see the ultra-modern sight of Cite de la Mode. This building immediately catches attention due to its bright green colored exterior. Cite de la Mode is a fun area to go out at night. It has a number of quick food joints, cafes, pubs, and clubs where you can eat, groove, and have a good time. Moreover, its terrace offers the best views of the Seine and its surroundings.