Highlights: Seine River Cruise Tickets

There's no better way to see the City of Light than on a Seine River cruise Sail by iconic Parisian sights – the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral , and Musée d'Orsay are all clearly visible from the water Escape the crowded streets of the French capital and get unobstructed views of Paris' top attractions Great for any weather, Seine River cruises can be fully enclosed for a cozy winter tour, or open-air for a breezy summer experience Time your Seine River cruise just right in the evening, and you'll see the Eiffel Tower shimmering with a nightly light display See what inspired famous French artists like Monet and Renoir as you drift along the banks of the beautiful River Seine

With 33 million visitors per year, it's clear why people fall in love with Paris. Don't miss your chance to see Paris from the water and book your tickets for a number of Seine River cruises well in advance. Choose the Seine River Cruise tickets that are right for you: For Sightseeing Let the captain be your guide as you sail down the Seine on a guided sightseeing cruise . It's a classic for a reason – get unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Musée d'Orsay right from the water Combine a hop-on-hop off bus ticket and a Seine river cruise to make the most out of your time in Paris. You'll be able to set your own pace with convenient stops all over the city For Dining Experiences Join a brunch cruise , a gourmet lunch cruise , or any number of romantic dinner cruises For Kids and Families This 1-hour kid-friendly cruise on the Seine will keep little ones busy with a trivia booklet as you soak up the sights Kids will love a ride on an amphibious bus that transforms from an automobile to a Seine River cruise ship in minutes

Book a Seine River cruise as one of your first activities in Paris to get acquainted with the city In the heat of the summer, a Seine River cruise is a great way to cool off Your cruise will likely take you under some famous bridges, including Pont Alexandre III and Pont des Arts Smart casual is usually the dress code on most dinner cruises – please dress appropriately Cruises often board 30 minutes prior to departure – get there early and bring an ID Sightseeing cruises usually provide audio commentary, while meal cruises do not Not all Seine River cruises are wheelchair accessible; Bateaux Mouches, which leaves from Pont d'Alma, has a sloped ramp for easier access