Hemingway: Paris is a moveable feast

The Seine River passing through the city is like a green ribbon, elegantly dividing Paris into the north and south banks - the left bank and the right bank. The left bank exudes sensibility and freedom, while the right bank exudes rationality and luxury. As a world cultural heritage, the banks of the Seine River carry the profound historical heritage and cultural charm of Paris. There are 37 bridges spanning the river, which have witnessed the changes and development of Paris. This slow-flowing river is like an endless canvas, with many of Paris's eye-catching architectural and cultural heritage dotted on both sides. The majesty of Notre Dame, the luxury of the Louvre, the artistic atmosphere of the Musée d'Orsay and the grandeur of the Town Hall have all left a strong mark on this canvas. When coming to Paris, taking a boat trip on the Seine River has become the first choice for many tourists. Moving slowly from west to east, you will have a panoramic view of the historic sites and cultural landscapes on both sides of the river, making you truly feel the unique romance and tranquility of Paris. ⛴️There are two options for a boat trip on the Seine: 👉Cruising boats, such as those provided by the company Bateaux Mouches. These cruise ships cruise regularly at fixed times every day, with a round trip of about 70 minutes, with boarding and disembarking at the same dock, without stopping in the middle. Tourists can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river and feel the romantic atmosphere of Paris on the boat. 👉Hop on hop off ferries, such as the glass trimaran operated by Batobus. These ferries stop at 9 small piers throughout the journey, including famous attractions such as Notre Dame Cathedral, Eiffel Tower, Orsay Museum, Louvre Museum and Champs Elysées. The journey between stations takes about 20-25 minutes. Visitors can flexibly choose where to get on and off the boat according to their own interests and time arrangements, and experience every corner of Paris in depth.