Exploring Paris with Batobus Hop-on Hop-off Cruise, Paris, France

While researching transportation in Paris, we discovered the hop-on-hop-off water taxi service called Batobus. Opting for this instead of the usual Seine River cruises, which are typically packed with hundreds of travelers, turned out to be a fantastic decision. We thoroughly enjoyed every moment.

We divided our sightseeing over four days, using Batobus, Big Bus tours, and public transportation (buses and metros). We considered factors such as walking distance, travel time between spots, stairs, and operating hours.

Batobus offers 1 or 2-day passes. We purchased a 1-day pass for a total of 鈧�59 (鈧�23 per adult and 鈧�13 per child) in May 2024. Although you can buy passes in advance, we booked ours online the same morning. Tickets can also be purchased offline, though they cost slightly more than the online prices. For more details on operating hours (which vary by season), cancellation policies, stop details, and FAQs, visit their website:聽The only Hop On Hop Off on the Seine river 鈥� Batobus. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Exploring Paris with Batobus Hop-on Hop-off Cruise
Guide Location: France » Paris
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Mihir Shah
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

The Grand Palais
The Petit Palais
the Eiffel Tower
the Army Museum
the Cathedral of Saint-Louis des Invalides
the H么tel National des Invalides
Chapon et la Chocolaterie de l鈥橢glise
Mus茅e d鈥橭rsay
Place de l鈥橦otel de Ville
Le Royal Orsay
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