The Seine river in Paris is a major landmark and source of pride for the city. It has played an important role in the development and history of Paris, providing transportation, trade, and leisure activities for its residents and visitors. The river is also home to famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum, making it a popular tourist destination. The Seine continues to be an integral part of the city's charm and allure, drawing in millions of visitor

went to Paris for work over a weekend. spent the Sunday strolling along the river. beautiful way to see the city. apart from stepping in dog poo which went all over my trainers …!!

When I think of The River Seine, I think of the iconic Cathedrale de Notre Dame. I was lucky to visit in spring, when extensive renovation was taking place to restore the building after the terrible fire of 2019 . The information stated that the Notre Dame hoped to reopen for visitors "in summer 2024." Judging by the cranes and building work remaining, that didn't look possible with only 3 months to go, although I'd be interested to hear from trippers in the future if this happened..On a day of sunshine, showers and hail 😊 I also walked many miles along The Seine, very beautiful. But many parts of the riverbank paths were disappearing under water after the very wet spring. There were no warnings of flooding, nor alternative walking routes offered. Vive La France! s what d on the banks of The Seine is what draws me

Seine river is a 777- kilometer-long river in northern France. The river is dazzling at night with the street light glooming.

Did the night time cruise. Very nice though there were light showers, I still managed to go on the deck and got a better experience than from inside.