As the second longest river in France after the Loire, the Seine has always been the fulcrum of Paris: some of the city's most important historical buildings have been built along its banks.Leaving...
Considering how you're sailing against the river's natural current, keep in mind that all the names are backwards: for example, the famous Rive Gauche, which is the left bank of the Seine, is actually...
Right in the middle of the river just after the Pont des Arts, you'll see the pointed, protruding tip of the Ile de la Cité, the largest of the Parisian islands and the site of the city's...
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