Paris
River views and time ashore introduce the capital’s landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural collections.
EMEA · France
Discover the Seine
Seine cruises connect Paris with the towns and countryside of Normandy. River bends, chalk cliffs and historic ports provide a scenic counterpoint to the capital. Art, architecture and twentieth-century history feature in many shore programmes, with some visits requiring longer road transfers.
Cruise routes
Many journeys begin and end in Paris, visiting ports such as Rouen and Les Andelys. Giverny and Normandy’s coast are reached through land excursions when included. The exact sailing endpoint and time in Paris vary by itinerary.
Shore highlights
Normandy towns
Rouen and smaller river ports offer medieval streets, local markets and regional architecture.
Art and history
Selected excursions explore Impressionist landscapes or Normandy’s wartime history; check travel times and inclusions.
When to travel
Spring through autumn is the main season. Garden visits are seasonal, and summer can be busy at major attractions. Spring and autumn often bring milder conditions, though rain is possible throughout the year.
Planning your journey
Check the embarkation port, included excursions, walking requirements and transfer arrangements for your chosen itinerary. Entry requirements depend on your nationality and every country visited. River levels and local conditions may change the sailing programme.
