Embankment of the Seine

The Seine River is one of the main transport lines of France, and its total length exceeds 700 kilometers. This river flows through Paris, giving the city a special charm. Along the river are cozy streets with wide sidewalks, along which stretches many ancient buildings and architectural monuments. Almost from the river itself, a long staircase leads to the D'Orsay Museum, where a rich collection of paintings and sculptures is collected. The embankment of the Louvre and the embankment of Conti are connected by the massive arched Pont Neuf bridge with a length of 280 meters, which offers a very beautiful view of both the Seine and the Paris streets. In the evening, walks along the embankment streets of the Seine are especially romantic - in the light of lanterns, the river looks fabulously beautiful, and the play of street musicians creates a unique mood.