Paris Mayor Bernard Delanoe has described a Russian Orthodox church to be built along the River Seine as an example of "hodgepodge architecture" not worthy to be on display near the Eiffel Tower. Full story
The city of glamour, grande cuisine and the ghosts of the guillotined is one of Europe's most beautiful. Welcoming some 28 million visitors a year, Paris offers everything from some of the most famous museums and restaurants in the world to charming cobblestone alleys and boutiques galore. Full story
A tourist bus floats off the banks of the Seine as tour boats continue to show off the sights of Paris. TODAYshow.com's Dara Brown reports.
An outside cabin, charming towns, artisanal wines and foods? No wonder demand is booming for intimate, leisurely cruises along these five European rivers. Sign us up! Full story
When Michelle Rothstein tries to arrange a special side-trip for her husband before a Seine river cruise, their company nixes the idea. Can't it bend a little rule? Full story
Experience Parisian romance with a cruise along the Seine, a cabaret show, and a wine-and-cheese tasting. Full story
A child lies on a beach mattress as "Paris Plages" opens along banks of the Seine river in Paris July 21, 2011. Paris Plages, the yearly transformation of a section of the Seine river into a man-made beach, opened today for its 10th anniversary and will run from July 21 to August 21 bringing the be
Some of thousands of padlocks clipped by lovers onto the railings of the Pont des Arts bridge over the River Seine in Paris are seen on a spring morning in Paris, March 7, 2011. The Pont Neuf bridge and the Ile de la Cite island in the river Seine can be seen at rear. REUTERS/Mal Langsdon
People enjoy the sun as "Paris Plage" opens along the banks of the River Seine on Tuesday.
PARIS - AUGUST 21: A view of the River Seine photographed on August 21, 2007 on Notre Dame in Paris, France.
