Seine Panorama

There are countless ways to discover the city of love. Get a spectacular view over Paris from the top of Eiffel Tower. Or embark on a stroll along the Champs-Élysées, which will take you to the magnificent boulevards, exclusive stores and cosy cafés. Art lovers should visit the Louvre, one of the world's most renowned art museums.

You quickly lose track of time in Normandy’s capital. But you’re reminded of it again by the 600-year-old ‘Big Clock’. This is one of the world’s oldest astronomical clocks and has just one hand – for the hour.

You quickly lose track of time in Normandy’s capital. But you’re reminded of it again by the 600-year-old ‘Big Clock’. This is one of the world’s oldest astronomical clocks and has just one hand – for the hour.

You quickly lose track of time in Normandy’s capital. But you’re reminded of it again by the 600-year-old ‘Big Clock’. This is one of the world’s oldest astronomical clocks and has just one hand – for the hour.

This stop on your Seine cruise will bring you to the port of Le Havre. A city in Normandy, north-western France, it is situated right at the mouth of the Seine. The historic centre, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is just one of Le Havre’s many attractions.

The small town is situated in one of the greenest regions of France. Here, you will also find flower-filled gardens that invite you to linger. In the town centre, historic buildings such as the church of Notre Dame or the Templar House reflect the history of Caudebec.

The pleasant, tranquil little town of Les Andelys occupies an idyllic spot surrounded by nature on the bank of the Seine. It is known for its castle, Château Gaillard. Although it is nothing more than a vast ruin nowadays, it’s easy to imagine Richard the Lionheart keeping watch here for the advance of the enemy – the French – through the Seine valley.

Today will probably be one of the highlights of your Seine cruise: you’ll have the opportunity to visit Claude Monet’s house and garden in Giverny. It is a magnet for art and culture lovers and those of a romantic inclination – and rightly so. The lush garden looks like a meadow of flowers straight out of an impressionist painting. The highlight is the enchanting lily pond, the subject of one of the world’s most valuable paintings. And you’ll be able to admire it up close – what a view!

There are countless ways to discover the city of love. Get a spectacular view over Paris from the top of Eiffel Tower. Or embark on a stroll along the Champs-Élysées, which will take you to the magnificent boulevards, exclusive stores and cosy cafés. Art lovers should visit the Louvre, one of the world's most renowned art museums.

There are countless ways to discover the city of love. Get a spectacular view over Paris from the top of Eiffel Tower. Or embark on a stroll along the Champs-Élysées, which will take you to the magnificent boulevards, exclusive stores and cosy cafés. Art lovers should visit the Louvre, one of the world's most renowned art museums.