Seine Panorama 2025

Discover Rouen with your own English-speaking guide. Although Rouen was heavily destroyed in the Second World War, it has preserved its old half-timbered buildings and churches, making it more like an open-air museum. Experience the entire history of the port city 120 km upriver and stroll through the picturesque old town.

Discover Rouen with your own people carrier for up to 5 people. Drive through the historic city with its imposing churches and picturesque old town. Experience the port city 120km upriver and customise this trip to your liking.

Although Rouen was heavily damaged in the Second World War, most of its old half-timbered buildings, paved streets and churches were rebuilt. Today, Rouen will remind you of an open-air museum rather than a city. The city of the 100 church spires - as it was called by Victor Hugo - sadly gained notoriety in 1431 when Joan of Arc was burned at the stake in the middle of the market square. Experience the entire history of the harbour city during this guided walking tour.

Discover Rouen with your own English-speaking guide. Although Rouen was heavily destroyed in the Second World War, it has preserved its old half-timbered buildings and churches, making it more like an open-air museum. Experience the entire history of the port city 120 km upriver and stroll through the picturesque old town.

Discover Rouen with your own people carrier for up to 5 people. Drive through the historic city with its imposing churches and picturesque old town. Experience the port city 120km upriver and customise this trip to your liking.

Saint-Georges de Boscherville Abbey is one of the most famous places to visit near Rouen. It is a historic site with a two-thousand-year-old history. During this excursion, you will discover the Romanesque abbey church from the twelfth century with its chapter house, which boasts a remarkable ensemble of column statues and figural capitals. You will also stroll through parts of its beautiful four-hectare garden. Behind the abbey building, the abbey gardens have been restored to their original look from the 17th century. Then we will continue our tour, because nearby, right on a bend in the Seine, rises one of the most magnificent abbeys in Upper Normandy. There we will visit the famous ruins of Jumièges Abbey.

An exciting cycling tour through the historic city of Rouen. Impressive cathedrals, medieval half-timbered houses and a picturesque old town await you. This truly is a very special city tour.

One of the most beautiful coasts in France - the Alabaster Coast - is located west of Rouen and can be reached by bus in an hour. This excursion will first take us to Le Havre, famous for its architectural city centre, the only one from the 20th century that has been awarded the UNESCO World Heritage status. We will continue along the coast to one of the most beautiful seaside resorts on this stretch, the small village of Étretat, which is surrounded by high chalk cliffs on both sides. These also provide natural protection for the city from the dominant winds. Charming castles, manor houses - and of course the outstanding chalk cliffs, which have been captured in countless paintings by well-known painters, determine the cityscape.

The contrasts could hardly be greater: the historic fishing village of Honfleur impresses with narrow alleys and a small marina surrounded by historic houses. Deauville, on the other hand, was already a fashionable seaside resort in the 19th century, where many horse races took place even back then. In both places you get to go on a leisurely tour and can then still use the free time for a stroll or a visit to a café.

Let the coastal wind blow around your nose and go on a bike tour through Le Havre full of discoveries. Along the coast, you will cycle along the fortifications with their many small bunkers, along the Promenade des Régates to the Hève lighthouse. Inside the city, the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral awaits you before heading back to the ship.

The River Seine, monasteries and nature - you can experience all of these aspects while cycling through Normandy. An athletic bike tour through wonderful scenery and the endless open spaces of Normandy.

Immerse yourself in the charm of this enchanting little town, known for its historic architecture and picturesque riverside promenades. The route takes you through the charming alleyways of the old town, past medieval half-timbered houses and cosy cafés up to a viewpoint for a better overview. Be enchanted by the flair of times gone by as you explore the cobbled streets and enjoy the view of historic churches such as the Notre Dame. Your knowledgeable tour guide will introduce you to the fascinating history of these historic sites and give you an insight into local life.

The picturesque Norman town of Fécamp is characterised by charming castles and manor houses - and of course the impressive chalk cliffs, captured in many paintings by famous artists. But one building stands clearly: the Palais Bénédictine. This is still the production centre of the famous herbal liqueur Bénédictine, which has over 500 years of tradition. During a walking tour through the palace you will not only learn something about the origins of the liqueur, you can also taste it.

Cycle with us through the heart of Normandy. Discover the enchanting scenery on the way to Boisment. The highlight: a cider tasting at Le Pressoir d'Or.

High above, the impressive ruins of Château Gillard watch over Les Andelys, or more precisely Le Petit Andely. As Les Andelys is plural and consists of the two districts Le Petit Andely directly on the water and Le Grand Andely a little further inland. Immerse yourself in the exciting stories that this place has in store for you and explore Petit Andelys with the St. Savior Church. A side-trip up to the ruins of Château Gaillard rounds off the tour - the view over the Seine is breathtaking!

The village Giverny has gained worldwide fame thanks to a man who lived here for over 40 years of his life - Claude Monet. The paintings of the famous water lilies in his own pond, as well as the flower meadow behind his house, have become impressionistic masterpieces. Today, his former residence is home to a museum. With many exhibitions displaying impressionistic works of art from around the world, Giverny remains a Mecca of the Impressionists, many of whom lived here at least partly around the end of the 19th century. You will visit Monet’s garden and residential house and have plenty of time to let the spirit of the little town sink in.

Discover the picturesque countryside of Normandy with us during this cycling tour and learn about the beautiful garden of Claude Monet, the master of Impressionism.

Would you like to find out more about the life and work of the famous impressionist in Monet's garden? With your private tour guide, you can experience the garden in much greater depth and admire further impressionist masterpieces in the Musée des Impressionism in Giverny. This tour will be a special experience in the footsteps of Monet.

The village Giverny has gained worldwide fame thanks to a man who lived here for over 40 years of his life - Claude Monet. The paintings of the famous water lilies in his own pond, as well as the flower meadow behind his house, have become impressionistic masterpieces. Today, his former residence is home to a museum. With many exhibitions displaying impressionistic works of art from around the world, Giverny remains a Mecca of the Impressionists, many of whom lived here at least partly around the end of the 19th century. You will visit Monet’s garden and residential house and have plenty of time to let the spirit of the little town sink in.

Discover one of the most famous gems along the Seine, the Château de la Roche-Guyon. Majestically enthroned above the river, it offers a breathtaking view. Immerse yourself in a journey through time within the time-honored walls. At the foot of the château lies the magnificent three-hectare garden, which has been lovingly restored to its original 18th century plans. The castle is still inhabited today by the La Roche Foucault family. Your discovery tour is rounded off with a short walk through the village before returning to the ship.