SEINE · PARIS
Paris's cruise scene.
The 5 most popular walking tours. Which fleet runs each one, what the boat actually looks like inside, and what you'll pay at the pier.
Walk the Latin Quarter with a selfie-friendly guide, hit iconic landmarks fast, then add an optional 1-hour Seine cruise valid for a year.
“Paula was very informative about the Latin Quarter. She presented some interesting facts and pointed out some unusual sites.”
Walk five Paris covered passages with a small English-speaking group, then add a Seine cruise from the Eiffel Tower for a new city view.
“Fanny was an excellent guide. She was very knowledgeable and engaging. I enjoyed that she discussed the history of the passages and why they came about. It is an interesting tour but pretty short. Of course, it was freezing the day we went!”
A small-group walk through Île de la Cité and newly restored Notre-Dame, with skip-the-line entry, stories, and iconic Paris views.
Walk Paris’s Seine bridges with a live guide, then add Musée d’Orsay and a one-hour cruise option for a flexible, great-value day.
A 2-hour Seine walk tracing Paris World Fairs from 1855 to 1900, with a small-group guide and photo-worthy river views.
“I do a lot of tours when I travel. Not my first time in Paris, but the first time though I took a thematical tour. That was, I must say, an interesting tour. So many things I didn't know about Paris: it's monuments and forgotten buildings.”
