If you’re super into Harry Potter lore, you should take a peek at this incredible Harry Potter cruise, happening August 2020.
You can contact Jennifer Desmarais through Orleans Travel. jennifer.desmarais@orleanstravel.ca
If you’re super into Harry Potter lore, you should take a peek at this incredible Harry Potter cruise, happening August 2020.
You can contact Jennifer Desmarais through Orleans Travel. jennifer.desmarais@orleanstravel.ca
One of my favourite views from the cruise on the Seine was at the end of the tour. There is a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty, and the tour boat did a 720 degree turn so that we could see it with the Eiffel Tower in the background. It was stunningly beautiful at night.
Apologies for the blurriness. I guess you’ll just have to go and see it for yourselves! 😉
We chose the last tour of the day so we could see the Eiffel Tower in daylight, twilight, and darkness. Here it is in twilight, with the lights only just turned on.
The Louvre from the water was super impressive – it just kept going and going and going! This picture isn’t even all of it!
We were constantly amazed by the quantity and quality of incredible artistry on display in the city. There was so much that I have no hope of remembering what they all were.
We really enjoyed the complexity of the statues on each bridge that we passed under.
The TARDIS was tasty for this dinosaur. Ignore the part where the dinosaur is all bones and no skin.
The smallest passenger on the Seine cruise was our little Dragon. So, naturally, the TARDIS was put next to her.
The first evening we were in Paris, we had a cruise on the River Seine planned. While waiting in line, it started to rain unexpectedly.
We brought rain gear with us every day after that.
The Eiffel Tower in the rain, through the roof of our tour boat.