Paris, France Cruise Port

Don't miss the Louvre tour - it is the best way to get into the museum and bypass all the lines.

Visited: Aug 26, 2014

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Don't miss the Louvre and Musee D'Orsay, and of course the Eiffel Tower.

Visited: Oct 12, 2008

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We chose not to do an excursion since we'd spent three days in Paris prior to the cruise. On our own, we walked from the boat to the Eiffel Tower along the Seine, which was lovely. A perfect end for us!

Visited: May 09, 2015

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There is a _lot_ of construction going on around the Louvre, to the east and along the river (1st Arrondissement). Some significant redevelopment in that area. I'd look elsewhere for a hotel in the immediate near future.

Visited: Aug 05, 2016

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Did you know that there are free cooking classes by Federation Francaise de Cusine offered in several markets and fairs around Paris. Classes are in French, though one hour long.

Was able to dock in paris, but limited time.

Visited: May 06, 2015

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See the Arenes de Lutece, the ruins of the world's largest Roman Ampitheater. It is SW of city center - 5th Arrondissement.

Although the line to enter Notre-Dame Cathedral may be long, it moves quickly. You do not want to miss the interior. It is worth the wait. Free

Pick up a copy of Pariscope at newstands for a listing of the flea markets in Paris. Recommended are Marche aux Puces st - Ouen, Tartes, klnger, Vanves & Foire de Chatou.

Check out the vendors around the Notre-Dame Cathedral. Their prices are considerably lower than store prices. We picked up Eiffel Tower keys rings 10 for 2 euro & shared them with another couple. Store prices 1 Euro each. Same quality.