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Paris: Seine Dinner Cruise, Eiffel Tower & Moulin Rouge Show

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Duration7h

GroupUp to 40

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Three Paris Icons in One Night: Dinner, Tower, Cabaret

You board a Seine dinner cruise with a three-course meal and views of Paris landmarks, then visit the Eiffel Tower's 2nd floor on reserved access before heading to the Moulin Rouge for the Féerie cabaret show with champagne included. Shared tables, assigned seating at the show, and drop-off near central Paris hotels wrap the evening.

Step-by-step itinerary

Board dinner cruise on the Seine
Pass by Musée d’Orsay and Notre-Dame
Pass by Bibliothèque nationale and Hôtel de Ville
Pass by Louvre and Place de la Concorde
Pass by Statue of Liberty replica
Visit 2nd floor of Eiffel Tower
Attend Moulin Rouge Féerie show with champagne

The Experience

The boat leaves at 9pm and you're already surprised by how close the monuments feel from the water. The Seine dinner cruise starts at the first service, and the Louvre slides past while you're still on the appetizer — steamed salmon in seaweed crust or pumpkin velouté if you ordered vegetarian. The river moves slowly enough that you can actually see the Hôtel de Ville, Notre-Dame's Gothic towers, the Bibliothèque nationale de France with its four tower-shaped buildings, and Place de la Concorde all lit up. Coffee or tea comes with the meal; wine and other drinks are ordered separately. You're seated at a table of six to eight, which means you're not alone but also not performing for a couple across from you.

After dinner, there's a window before the Eiffel Tower visit — enough time to feel the shift from boat to street. The reserved access to the 2nd floor happens on a scheduled slot, which the tower controls, so arrival times can shift by up to three hours depending on security and traffic, but entry is guaranteed. You'll pass the Louvre, the Statue of Liberty replica on the Île aux Cygnes, and other landmarks on the cruise, but the tower itself is the moment everyone's waiting for. The view from the second floor is where the city spreads out — not the summit, but high enough that the lights below feel both close and infinite.

Then comes the Moulin Rouge. You arrive for either the 9pm or 11pm show — the cabaret decides which one based on their program that night — and yes, there's a line. The Moulin Rouge doesn't give priority access to anyone, and seats are assigned about an hour before the performance starts. The Féerie show is the main event: French Cancan dancers, live music, the whole spectacle. One glass of champagne or a half bottle comes with your ticket, depending on which option you chose when booking. No photos, no filming — the rule is strict. Casual dress is fine, but shorts, sportswear and sports shoes aren't allowed; a jacket and tie are appreciated. Drop-off happens afterward near the Opera, Arc de Triomphe, Montparnasse, Eiffel Tower or Bastille — wherever is closest to your hotel.

Arrive 30 minutes early at Extime Paris Seine - La Marina for the dinner cruise, and bring your confirmation. The whole evening runs late, so plan for a full night out rather than an early return.

What’s included

Seine River dinner cruise with three-course meal and coffee or tea.
reserved access to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower.
Moulin Rouge Féerie show with one glass of champagne or half bottle of Champagne.
drop-off near central Paris locations including Opera, Arc de Triomphe, Montparnasse, Eiffel Tower or Bastille.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditions

Operated by Paris CityVision

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want Paris's three most famous evening experiences bundled into one night without arranging separate bookings and timing — the fixed sequence and shared logistics are what make all three fit into a single evening.