View from the SeineWhen you visit or stay in Seine Eure, come and enjoy the unique experience of a guided cruise on the Seine. Embark immediately to discover the famous landscapes that have always inspired painters and artists!
A land of confluence, the meandering Seine between Poses and Vernon conceals unsuspected treasures that will make your next river cruise an unforgettable moment.
View of the banks of the Seine from the river, pastel colors, trees, impressionist atmosphere in NormandyAs a family, with friends or as a romantic getaway, enjoying a boat cruise on the Seine means above all crossing the land of choice of famous painters such as Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Eugene Boudin, Alfred Sisley, Camille Pissaro and their fellow artists.
The cradle of Impressionism, the Normandy Seine Valley and its landscapes were a source of inspiration for various schools of painting (Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism), thanks to the beauty of its panoramas, ever-changing skies and changing light. These picturesque cruises on the Seine are punctuated by villages full of charm and sights to admire, such as the mills at Muids, Andé and Connelles.
View of a church steeple emerging from a green grove from the Seine during a Seine-Eure water cruise in Normandy.
Reflections on the Seine, trees, impressionist atmosphere, bucolic setting, cruise on the Seine in Normandy
photo of a heron seen on the banks of the Seine from a boat during a cruise, Seine-Eure, Normandy
A broad view of a village on the banks of the Seine as seen from the river in Normandy during a cruise.A range of themed cruises are available from Poses, Muids and Les Andelys to explore the Seine valley by boat. Let yourself be lulled by the lapping of the water and revel in the authentic, wild landscapes as you cruise peacefully along the river.
This mecca of river tourism, once dotted with the cabarets and guinguettes so popular with the Impressionist painters, will take you back to the epic of this seminal movement in the history of art. With a little imagination, you’ll be able to recapture the atmosphere of the banks of the Seine of yesteryear, synonymous with festivities and leisure for Parisians who came to indulge in canoeing, rest and relax on the banks.
Le Moulindeconnelles
View of the Moulin d'Andé from the Seine, a picturesque Norman building in the Seine-Eure region.
