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Seine River
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River Overview

The Seine is a major river of northwestern France and, since it runs right through Paris, is a major tourist attraction. It starts in Dijon and runs northwest nearly 500 miles to the English Channel at Le Havre; the mouth of the river is dredged so that oceangoing vessels can dock as far upriver as Rouen. The banks of the Seine in Paris became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991.

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Cruises On the Seine

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Paris and the Heart of Normandy
8
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This 8-day journey combines the romance of Paris with the beauty and history of France’s Norman countryside. Enjoy historic towns like Vernon and Rouen, and revel in the splendor of Paris. Stroll through Giverny’s exquisite gardens that inspired Claude Monet, and experience history at the Normandy Beaches, site of the famous WW II landings.
Ports of callCaudebec | Conflans | Giverny | Honfleur | Le Havre | Les Andelys | Paris | Rouen | Vernon
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Cities of Light /
Paris to Prague
12
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Discover the romance of Paris and Prague and all the quaint small towns in between on this 12-day journey, including two nights each in Paris and Prague and a scenic river cruise along the Moselle, Rhine and Main Rivers. Take in the picturesque landscape of vineyard-clad hillsides as you cruise through Germany and sample fine wines of the region.
Ports of callBamberg | Bernkastel | Cochem | Heidelberg | Koblenz | Miltenberg | Nuremberg | Paris | Prague | Rüdesheim | Trier | Wertheim | Wörth | Würzburg
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