NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL

After the sun sets, make your way to the Port de la Bourdonnais, located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, and embark on a magical 1-hour nighttime cruise along the Seine River. The boats proceed east on the Seine, heading in the direction of Notre Dame Cathedral. This section travels by well-known locations including the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre Museum, both of which have stunning nighttime illumination. Boats may slow down further along to admire the golden flame of the Statue of Liberty replica on Île aux Cygnes and the shimmering Pont Alexandre III bridge. You will then make a 180-degree circle at Notre Dame Cathedral on Île de la Cité island before returning west to the Eiffel Tower. The elaborate Hôtel de Ville, the famed Conciergerie, and the Île Saint-Louis island, known for its 17th-century architecture, are a few more of the most famous landmarks in Paris that are visible. Sit back and relax Your flexible ticket allows you to board the cruise anytime you’d like within operating hours - meaning you don’t have to worry about any logistics! As you cruise down this UNESCO-listed Paris river, enjoy exhilarating moonlit views from the boat’s terrace and exterior passageways and learn about the city with live commentary via your complimentary audio guide.

Go on a 2 or 3-hour Paris highlights tour, delving into the heart of the city's treasures. Led by a knowledgeable English-speaking local guide, your journey will uncover the beauty of Île de la Cité and its iconic landmarks. Commence your adventure with a stroll around historic Île de la Cité, catching sight of the majestic Notre Dame cathedral from the exterior. Admire the intricate stone carvings gracing the cathedral's facade, depicting biblical figures and scenes from Christ's life. Continue your exploration along the charming lanes of Place Dauphine, a historic square nestled at the western tip of Île de la Cité. Commissioned by King Henry IV in the early 17th century, this triangular square boasts a picturesque setting that beckons to be admired. Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie Learn about the transformation of the Conciergerie throughout history, from the Royal Palace to the Justice of the French monarch to the Revolutionary Tribunal. See the cell where Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned, among other famous prisoners during this time. Just a few steps away is the 13th-century Sainte-Chapelle, a French Gothic chapel that has recently been restored. Your ticket also gives you access to this monument, which features more than 1,000 scenes from the Old and New Testaments. Optionally, embark on a 1-hours Seine River cruise and soak in the Parisian sights.

The city of Paris was founded at the site of the Ile de la Cite, situated on the Seine River. It is the heart and historic center of the city and houses some of the most well-known monuments in Paris. Notre Dame Cathedral Your day will begin with a guided tour of the Notre Dame Cathedral, the point from which distances to all places in France used to be measured. The majestic structure is spectacular to behold from the outside. The numerous statues, gargoyles, and chimeras are wonderful additions to the already marvelous structure. Our guide will bring you as close to the structure as the ongoing restoration will permit, to give you the best views possible. Sainte-Chapelle The Sainte-Chapelle is undoubtedly the star of the tour. Commissioned by King Louis IX, it used to hold some of the most important relics in Christendom, including the Crown of Thorns placed on Christ’s head during his crucifixion and some of the relics of the Passion. Its incredibly detailed stained glass windows are some of the most beautiful and stunning artistic feats in the world. The skip-the-line entry will save you a significant amount of time, owing to the fact that the chapel is one of the most popular tourist spots in France. Conciergerie The last monument is La Conciergerie. Located right on the banks of the Seine, it was originally a part of the old royal palace, the Palais de la Cite, which also included the Sainte-Chapelle. During the “Reign of Terror”, it was turned into a prison. Marie Antoinette, the last Queen of France was also imprisoned in this building before her fateful execution. You can see her private cell as your guide tells you incredible stories and facts, heightening your tour experience. Cruise along the Seine Finally, at the end of your tour, you can take a cruise on the Seine River to experience Paris in a new and relaxing way. Catch wonderful views of the city and its many magnificent buildings from your aquatic vantage point, capping off a wonderful experience in Paris!

Visit the most important landmarks of Paris by bike. Pedal through the city with a local guide while passing iconic boulevards, Parisian architecture, and sights like the Notre Dame Cathedral.

Flowing through the heart of Paris, the Seine River inspired French philosophers, painters, and novelists alike. Like most great cities, the river that flowed through it was a major contributor to its development. To this day, it continues to be one of the primary sources of water for Paris and also serves as the important commercial spine of the city. There are 32 magnificent bridges over the river, each seeming more splendid than the other. The iconic Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre can be seen from the river. You will see many other places in the city, which have been immortalized by various books and movies, like the Grand Palais and the Conciergerie. Lunch with a view For a dazzling city with far too much to see in a day, the lunch cruise at La Marina does a good job of showing you many of the city’s legendary monuments and places from a whole new perspective in a relatively short period. You can enjoy a full-course meal as you glide below beautiful bridges and fabulous monuments. There are few experiences more gratifying than treating yourself to delicious French cuisine on a gorgeous boat as you drift past the Notre Dame Cathedral!

On the day of your experience, take your mobile voucher to the entrance at the Catacombs, scan your ticket, and gain entrance to the Catacombs. Once entered, venture 20 meters (65 feet) underground, into one of the city’s most enticing attractions. After descending 130 steps, you’ll land on a gravel pathway. From here, allow your audio guide, available in English, German, Spanish, and French, to lead you through a one-way, 2km stretch of the mysterious ossuary. Explore the ancient past of Paris as you make your way along a maze of walls lined with skulls and bones. Learn all about how the Catacombs came to be and discover the role they’ve played on the city’s past and present. Hear urban legends, ghost stories, and tales about secret Cataphile parties. At the end of your tour, climb up 83 steps and make your way out of the dark, back to The City of Lights. Relax on a Seine River cruise Optionally, upgrade your experience to include a relaxing Seine River cruise. As opposed to the mysterious underground exploration of the Catacombs, sit back and relax on a cruise as you catch sight of some of the city's most iconic sights such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, and more. A unique perspective of the city awaits you!