Treat yourself to an elegant lunch in Paris with this 2-hour afternoon sightseeing cruise down the Seine River aboard a modern and luxury glass-canopy boat. Relax over a 3-course meal (in Service Etoile) or a 4-course meal (in Service Privilege and in Service Premier) while enjoying fantastic views of Paris' most iconic attractions including the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre Museum and the Musée d'Orsay. The refined French dishes are cooked on board by the Chef and his team. Choose your dishes from an à-la-carte menu at the beginning of the cruise. A vegetarian option is also available on the spot.You will be seated at a private table where you will enjoy spectacular views as the air-conditioned boat is completely glassed over. In Service Privilege, a window table is guaranteed.
Duration: 2 hours: check in at 12.15 pm
departure at 12.45 pm
return to quayside at 2.45 pm<br/>4-course menu and beverages: Blanc de blancs sparkling kir
starter, main dish, cheese and dessert
a bottle of wine for four people
mineral water, coffee<br/>glass canopy boat<br/>guaranteed table by the window: private table by the window guaranteed
Service Premier VIP service<br/>Duration: 2 hours: check in at 12.15 pm
departure at 12.45 pm
return to quayside at 2.45 pm<br/>4-cours menu and beverages: glass of champagne
starter, main dish, cheese and dessert
a bottle of wine for four people
mineral water and coffee <br/>glass canopy boat<br/>VIP seating: Seating in the VIP area at the front of the boat at a private round table
Duration: 2 hours: check in at 12.15 pm
departure at 12.45 pm
return to quayside at 2.45 pm<br/>3-course menu and beverages: white wine kir
starter, main dish and dessert
a bottle of wine for four people
mineral water and coffee<br/>glass canopy boat<br/>panoramic seating: seating at a private table
Service Premier VIP Service<br/>Duration: 2 hours: check in at 12.15 pm
departure at 12.45 pm
return to quayside at 2.45 pm<br/>4-course menu and beverages: glass o Champagne
starter, main dish, cheese and dessert
a bottle of wine for four people
mineral water and coffee<br/>glass canopy boat<br/>VIP seating: Seating in the VIP area at the front of the boat by the window
Duration: 2 hours: check in at 12.15 pm
departure at 12.45 pm
return to quayside at 2.45 pm<br/>3-course menu and beverages: glass of kir blanc de blanc
starter, main dish and dessert
a bottle of wine for four people
mineral water and coffee
<br/>glass canopy boat <br/>Panoramic seating: private table guaranteed but not by the window
The Bateaux Parisiens port is situated at feet of the Eiffel Tower, a good occasion to take a nice picture before or after the cruise. You will also admire views of the Eiffel Tower several times during your lunch cruise.
Once you have admired the nice views of the Eiffel Tower from the Bateaux Parisiens boarding site, step aboard a modern and luxury glass canopy boat for your 2-hour lunch cruise. Make your way to your private table and enjoy your aperitif.
Choose your dishes from the à-la-carte menu at the beginning of the cruise. All dishes are cooked on board and a vegetarian option is also available.
Enjoy the lunch and the views of Paris’ major attractions lining the beautiful Seine, whose historic riverbanks are designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, at the same time. Starting at the imposing Eiffel Tower, your route takes in iconic Notre Dame-Cathedral, the buzzing Latin Quarter and the Parisian Statue of Liberty, as well as world-famous museums such as the Musée d’Orsay and the Louvre, as you cruise to La Bibliothèque Nationale and back.
Your cruise then returns to the quay near the Eiffel Tower.
As you approach the Pont Alexandre III, you will see the Dome des Invalides on the right side. This monument houses the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte.
This particularly beautiful bridge was a gift to France from Tsar Alexander III. It's a wonderful experience to pass underneath this structure aboard the fully glass-enclosed boat.
Admire this beautiful landmark during your dinner cruise! It is an incredible experience to pass under this bridge aboard the glass canopy boat.
Admire the architecture of the Musée d'Orsay, which used to be a railway station in the past.
You will enjoy nice views to this famous quarter while you cruise on the Seine.
Lift your head and admire the sculptures when you pass by Pont Neuf, which is actually the oldest bridge of Paris.
From the river, you will have a wonderful perspective to the famous Notre Dame Cathedral.
Enjoy the specific atmosphere of this area when you pass by.
You will see the interesting architechture which represents 4 open books. At this point, the boat will turn and cruise back to the city center.
Enjoy nice views from the river to this historical quarter of Paris.
During your lunch cruise, you will also see the Hôtel de Ville de Paris, a very impressive building where the major of Paris has her office.
The Ile Saint Louis is the heart of the historical Paris. You will have interesting views to its typical architecture from the water.
The Pont Marie is a very special bridge. If you pass under this bridge, close your eyes and make a wish. It is told that your wish will come true before next year.
The Conciergerie is a very remarkable landmark. It is the place where the King Louis XVI and the Queen Marie-Antoinette where imprisoned before they were executed.
Admire the 700 m long facade of the biggest museum of the world. The Louvre used to be the residence of French kings.
From the boat, you will see the Egyptian obelisk. The Place de la Concorde used to play a big role during the time of the French revolution, as the guillotine was placed there.
The bridge between the Place de la Concorde and the Assemblée Nationale was build from the stones of the Bastille prison which was destroyed after the French revolution.
Admire the amazing architecture with its glass coupole! This building hosts exceptional exhibitions and events. During the Olympic games in 2024, it hosted a part of the competitions.
Admire the little sister of the New York's Statue of Liberty with the Eiffel Tower in its background! A very special photo spot, just before you return to the Bateaux Parisiens quayside!
Bateaux Parisiens is situated just next to the Eiffel Tower.
Go to pontoon no. 5 or 7 for check-in and boarding.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start time, as the boat will depart on time.
• Check in at 12.15 pm. Departure at 12.45 pm. Return to the quayside at 2.45 pm.
• Go to pontoon no. 5 or 7 for check in and boarding.
• Please note that you might to be asked to open your bag, jacket or coat.
• Bulky luggage, more than 16 liters in size (small backpacks, handbags and computer cases not included) is not accepted aboard.
• Pick-up not provided
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