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Paris — home to historical monuments, beautiful parks, cobblestone streets, and a perpetual feeling of love. Just the name evokes a feeling of joy, wonder, and excitement. To explore this city is on the bucket list of many. And a unique way to discover this city is by taking a Seine River Lunch Cruise down the river. One can discover a different side of Paris from the heart of the river and admire famous historical landmarks from a different perspective. Bateaux Parisiens and Bateaux Mouches have the perfect offerings on Paris boat tours, including Seine River lunch cruises.
Think of Paris, and you think of the Eiffel Tower. Among the most famous landmarks in the world, the tower is a must-visit for those in Paris. An iconic structure in its own right, it offers beautiful views of the sprawling city under it.
Know More About Eiffel TowerOnce a train station, today, the Orsay Museum is among the best museum in the world. Featuring art and artifacts from mid-19th century to the early 20th century, it is home to art from greats like van Gogh, Manet, Monet, Cézanne, and Rodin.
Know More About The Orsay MuseumOne of the most famous art museums in the world, the Louvre is home to the famous Mona Lisa. With over 35,000 pieces of art from around the world, its collection also consists of Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and North African antiquities, among others.
Know More About The LouvreA huge museum and exhibition complex in the heart of Paris, the Grand Palais was built for the Universal Exposition of 1900. A popular Parisian landmark, it has a rich history and is known for its magnificent facade.
Built for the Duchess of Bourbon in 1728, today, Palais bourbon is the meeting place of the French National Assembly, the Palais Bourbon. Perched on the left bank of the Seine River, it faces the Place de la Concorde.
Home to Paris’ local administration, the City Hall or Hôtel de Ville completed construction in 1357. The reconstruction went on from 1873 through 1892, and was headed by architects Théodore Ballu and Édouard Deperthes. It has witnessed some historic landmark moments.
Bateaux Mouches offers visitors an appetizer, starters, main course, cheese, desserts and drinks.
Meet at Bateaux Parisiens port, located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. The address is: Port de la Bourdonnais - 75007 Paris.
Meet at Pont de l'Alma - Paris, district 8, for boarding.
A. It is highly advised to purchase your Seine River Cruises tickets online since slots are booked months in advance.
A. Both Bateaux Parisiens and Bateaux Mouches offer lunch cruises in Paris that make for a great experience.
A. No, there are no guides on your Paris lunch cruise.
A. Depending on the ticket you book, you can cancel within a timeframe or not at all. It is best to check the cancellation policy before buying your tickets.
A. Your Paris Lunch Cruise is valid only for the day it was booked for.
A. The duration of your Paris lunch cruise is about two hours.
A. Yes, Seine River lunch cruises offer vegetarian options.
A. The alcoholic drinks in the menu can be replaced with soft drinks upon request.
A. You can also opt for Sightseeing Cruise, Dinner Cruises and combo tours.