All-in-One Paris with River Cruise Shore Excursion from Le Havre

Our first stop will be the most iconic landmark in the world - the Eiffel Tower! Located in the heart of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is not just any ordinary attraction - it's a cultural icon that represents France's engineering excellence and rich history. Here, you will meet your local tour guide, who will be with you every step of the way, sharing fascinating facts about the tower's history and culture. They'll also help you capture the perfect photo to commemorate your visit to this must-see attraction. Please note that, due to the security measures, a visit inside can take 2 to 3 hours, and for this reason, we will only be visiting from outside. After 15-30 minutes at the Eiffel Tower, you will board the bus for a spectacular panoramic tour of the City of Light.

Up next is Les Invalides - known for its gilded dome which towers over the city of Paris, this stunning building is a sacred place for the French military. Built in the 17th century as a military hospital and retirement home for war veterans, today it houses several museums and is also the final resting place of France's Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte.

See the famous Place de la Concorde and be awed by its grandeur! This iconic Parisian square boasts ornate fountains and the historic Obelisk of Luxor. Once the site of the infamous guillotine, this square is hugely significant in France's revolutionary history.

Continue with a picturesque drive along the glorious river Seine, where you'll see the spectacular façade of the Louvre. Once a royal palace, since 1793 this is one of the world's most famous museums, housing a renowned art collection. Please note that the Louvre Pyramid sadly cannot be seen from the bus.

Glide past the Musée d'Orsay, directly opposite the river from the Louvre, home to an extraordinary collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artworks. Marvel at the city's impressive bridges as you pass by the Pont Neuf, the oldest standing bridge in Paris, and onto the historic center of Paris.

A vibrant and colorful neighborhood located on the left bank of the River Seine. Once the haunt of Ernest Hemingway, the Latin Quarter is known for its lively atmosphere, intellectual ambiance, and narrow, winding streets. It is home to numerous educational institutions, including the prestigious Sorbonne University, as well as many bookstores, libraries, and publishing houses. The presence of students and scholars gives the neighborhood a dynamic and youthful energy.

The highest honor in France is to be buried at at this spectacular neoclassical temple. The Panthéon serves as the final resting place for several renowned French figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, and Marie Curie. It is not only a significant historical monument but also a symbol of French national pride and intellectual and cultural achievements.

As you continue along the river, you'll see the iconic double towers of Notre-Dame. This true masterpiece of Gothic architecture suffered significant damage in a fire in 2019, but it remains an iconic symbol of Paris and its resilience. Please note that due to ongoing renovations, the cathedral is closed to visitors, and scaffolding may obstruct the view from the outside.

Drive down the most famous avenue in the world, lined with theaters, cafes, and luxury shops, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Paris. The Champs-Élysées has been a symbol of French elegance and style for centuries, attracting millions of visitors every year.

Standing majestically at the end of the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe is a must-see attraction that perfectly captures the grandeur and glory of Paris. Built in honor of those who fought and died for France, this iconic monument boasts breathtaking views of the city and is steeped in history and symbolism that will leave you in awe. Time-permitting, you will have some free time here to do some shopping or grab a quick lunch before heading back to Le Havre.