Saint Martin Canal

Take a 2.5-hour cruise, discovering Paris's charming scenery via the iconic Canal Saint-Martin and the majestic Seine River with a guide.

Pass through the canal's famous locks and swing bridges – a testament to Paris's innovative urban planning and hear all about it from your guide.

Revel in a mix of well-known and secret attractions, from the mysterious underground vault of the Bastille to the bustling Bassin de la Villette, and the majestic Notre Dame.

Opt for the sunset cruise, offering you the breathtaking sight of the Parisian sunset as you enjoy snacks and beverages available for purchase on board.

Did you know? The Canal Saint-Martin was commissioned by Napoleon I in 1802 to supply Paris with goods, grain, and freshwater. It served as a vital commercial waterway until the 1960s.

Embark on a 2.5-hour Seine River cruise, and discover Parisian scenery via the iconic Canal of Saint-Martin. Check off the must-see sights of Paris at a leisurely pace.

Cruise past the riverbanks, home to UNESCO heritage sites like the majestic Notre Dame, the Louvre Museum, and the iconic Eiffel Tower.

Excite the art buff in you at the Orsay Museum which houses Impressionist-era paintings by Manet, Monet, Van Gogh, and Pissarro along with the stone and bronze sculptures commissioned by the wealthy in the 19th century.

Fun fact: The Orsay Museum's huge vaulted ceiling contains more metal than the Eiffel Tower and almost 400,000 square feet of glass.

Embark on a 2.5-hour cruise, discovering Paris's charming scenery via the iconic Canal Saint-Martin and the majestic Seine River. Witness the city's history unfold from a unique perspective.

Revel in a mix of well-known and secret attractions, from the mysterious underground vault of the Bastille to the bustling Bassin de la Villette, and the majestic Notre Dame on your cruise.

Lose yourself in the captivating exhibits at the planetarium at the Science & City Museum — explore space, soar with birds, or journey through the human body.

Discover the world’s first solar aircraft simulator – the Solar Impulse. Feel airborne as you land the plane in one of their flight simulators!

Fun fact: The museum’s glass walls were the first ones ever to be built with no frames or supporting fins, making them giant see-through bubbles!