Nobody wants to set foot in the Seine, let alone swim in it today! Bathing has been banned for a century, but Paris City Hall wants to make it possible by 2025, after the Olympic Games.
Fancy getting out of the metro-busy-sleepy and replacing the metro with a boat? During the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, you may be able to get around on river shuttles, on the Seine!
For a magical NYE 2023, Eiffel Croisière invites you to enjoy an exceptional dinner, on December 31, 2022. At 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., come and enjoy a tasty NYE dinner whilst admiring the City of Lights from the Seine, as the new year begins.
After the orca and the beluga in the Seine, it is now a seal that has been spotted in the river, in the Eure department. It is to be hoped that it will be able to return to the sea, without ending up like its fellow seals.
Unlike the Loire, which has dried up in many places, the Seine seems to be keeping its usual level, despite the record drought throughout the country. How does the river remain supplied with water?
After the killer whale that died in the Seine, the Eure prefecture had spotted a beluga whale in the river in early August. The beluga refused to eat and was rescued in the last few hours, but unfortunately this was not enough to keep it alive.
One always finds surprising things in the Seine... This time, the divers of the river brigade and the bomb disposal squad found 154 shells dating from the Second World War, at the level of the quai d'Austerlitz.
The orca found in the Seine in May 2022 had been shot in the neck, the autopsy revealed. The Sea Shepherd association is offering a reward of 10,000 euros to the person who can find the author of this act.
An opera on the Seine? Yes, this is the crazy idea of River Palace team launching this summer Opéra sur Seine nights. For exceptional evenings, planned twice a month, lyric artists will perform opera arias during your dinner while sailing across Paris by night.
Bathing in the Seine: sweet utopia or real project? Paris has set up a sanitation plan of the river so that by the Olympics 2024, everyone can swim in it.
Immortalized by Guillaume Apollinaire, the Pont Mirabeau is one of the most famous bridges in Paris. Made entirely of metal, it offers magnificent views of the capital.
Live concerts and DJ sets on the water? For the third year running, Safari Boat is proposing this highly entertaining concept every Wednesday from May 22 to September 25, 2019.
Paris has highly inspired the Impressionist movement and has been the theater of meetings of the most famous painters. Discover their works with a cruise provided by Vedettes de Paris, the Impressionist Cruise, on May 19 and 25 as well as on June 23, 2019!
