William the Conqueror Cruise
When Claude Monet set out in 1883 to find a place for himself and his family to live, he immediately recognised the special light of the Seine Valley in Giverny. To enter his house is to have the feeling that the artist is still there, that little or nothing has changed since his death. Like him in his time, you can’t help but pause for a long moment in front of the water lily pond and its famous Japanese bridge.
Menu suggestion: Kir / Seafood vol au vent / Roast pork, old-fashioned mustard, carrots and jacket potatoes / Chocolate brownie with custard / Wine, water and coffee.
It is in the setting of a natural Seine riverbank that Michèle Ratel, a renowned painter, has chosen to paint and exhibit. The Seine and its islands, which she discovers by boat, allow her
very personal interpretations of water.
Atelier Galerie Du Bord De Seine©michèle Ratel (3)
Atelier Galerie Du Bord De Seine©michèle Ratel (8)
Impressionist painting exhibition by Michèle Ratel in Poses 
View from the boat William the Conqueror on the Seine at Poses
View of a green landscape on the banks of the Seine during a river cruiseBoard for a 2-hour commented walking cruise on the Seine departing from the boating town of Poses. Discover the islands of the Seine and the history of the towpath aboard the “William the Conqueror”. You’ll discover one of our region’s proudest landmarks: the Moulin d’Andé, listed as a Historic Monument.
Optional: Enjoy a snack on board the William the Conqueror!
End of our services at around 5.30pm.
(based on 30 pers. minimum)
Nolwenn 06 07 24 22 50
Valérie 07 72 37 51 44
Visits to the sites (with a guide where specified), lunch with drinks included and turnkey organisation of your outing by the Seine Eure Tourisme groups department
Transportation, a day guide, cancellation insurance (optional), personal expenses and extra drinks.
Groups of 30 to 60 people
Validity: every day from April to 1 November
Free of charge: coach driver
approximately 45 kilometres
Fares valid for the current year
