Seine River Cruises
The Seine meanders on a serpentine path through the Norman countryside, an historic region of great pastoral beauty. Drift along dreamy apple orchards and medieval ruins. Explore elegant Paris. See Monet’s Giverny home. And honor World War II heroes on Normandy beaches.
Highlights of Seine River Cruises
It is only 110 miles as the crow flies from Paris to the English Channel, but the Seine River snakes its way through 240 miles of magnificent Norman vistas. There is much to see as this waterway winds through France’s history: the riverside cultural monuments of Paris, scenic vistas that still today inspire great artists, farmlands that produce Calvados apple liqueur, and so much more. Here are some select highlights you will enjoy during a Seine River cruise:
- The magnificent sights of Paris, from the Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame Cathedral
- Claude Monet’s beautiful house and gardens at Giverny
- Rouen’s spectacular Gothic cathedral
- Normandy’s historic beaches, site of the 1944 D-Day landings
- The remains of Château Gaillard, Richard the Lionheart’s castle
- Napoleon’s final home, Château de Malmaison
- Scenic farmlands dotted with Norman cows and half-timbered houses
- Creamy samples of locally made Brie and Camembert cheeses
