Few rivers have inspired artists and poets like the Seine. Its gentle bends reveal Paris at its heart, Normandy’s pastoral landscapes, and villages where Impressionism, Gothic architecture, and centuries of history still live along the water’s edge.
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Walk through the water lilies, flower beds, and iconic Japanese bridges that inspired some of Monet’s most well-known paintings.
Along the Seine, you’ll find the medieval town of Rouen, home to Joan of Arc’s story and the soaring cathedral painted by Monet.
The D-Day landing sites and memorials offer a powerful window into the events of June 1944, honoring the history and courage that shaped modern Europe.
A guided walk to Richard the Lionheart’s hilltop fortress will reveal dramatic ruins that overlook the Seine and the town of Les Andelys below.
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