Bateaux Mouches Paris

Left London for Dover to the white cliffs on board your ferry to Calais. Visite the imposing Canadian War Memorial at Vimy Ridge, surrounded by land still scarred from the Great War. Continue to the French capital.

Visited Versailles the immense palace built for the Sun King, Louis XIV. Your guide leads you through the royal apartments and …

... walked through a flower market and then began walking along the Seine River.  We were looking for the entrance to the Bateaux Mouches, river boats that I had taken before.  We had some difficulty finding the Bateaux Mouches, so we ended up ...

... comments. Just down the Seine from here we rather unceremoniously purchased boat cruise tickets from a van and boarded one of the Bateaux Mouches boats. The weather was quite cold so we chose to sit inside for the cruise, where we could still enjoy ...

... are then somewhat disappointing? Not this! Not the Eiffel Tower. Walking along the Seine, we found the Bateaux Mouches and took a river boat tour of Paris. As twilight fell, the sky was illuminated in soft hues of raspberry, peach, and lemon. ...

... and relaxed for a long while. It was so nice to sit by the river like that with La Samaritaine across the way. The Bateaux Mouches (tourist boats) all rode by with tourists waving at us and the others sitting there. I waved back and some girls were ...

... . After the tour, we found out that it was his first night on the job. He did do very well for that. Sadly, the bateaux Mouches turns around before anyone can see the bridge with the petit Statue of Liberty that the US gave France as a thank you. We ...

... every shop or restaurant in Paris everything is either opened or closed). We walked towards le Pont de L'Alma to get on the Bateaux Mouches (thoroughly enjoyed by Jonathan who ran up and down the deck despite the cold) After we walked by Place De ...

... in the Eglise des Invalides but discuvered you had to buy a ticket for the whole Musee de l'Armee, so headed instead for Bateaux Mouches and spent a leisurely afternoon cruising up and (no) down and up the Seine. Metro back to hotel for cool Alsatian ...

... fleuve parisien est néanmoins très sale, des détritus y flottent, mais il n'en reste pas moins majestueux, avec tous les bateaux-mouches qui le sillonnent. De fil en aiguille, Michel mène le groupe à travers les rues étroites jusqu'à la ...

... the base of the Eiffel tower for an evening picnic which ended early due to rain, before taking a cruise up Paris' Seine River on a Bateaux Mouches boat. Cruises on boats such as these have been popular since WWII and passengers can enjoy a clear ...

... another squiz and another crepe. So ended our bus top tour... and with one quick taxi ride, began our boat tour on the Bateaux Mouches! We floated down the Seine and back again for an hour and a half of relaxation and an entirely different perspective of ...