Chateau de La Roche-Guyon France

853 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

AmaWaterways (34 Cruises)

Cruise AMA AmaWaterways AmaDante Exterior Europe

AmaDante

144 Passengers
2850 tons
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Avalon Waterways (24 Cruises)

CroisiEurope (99 Cruises)

Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Elbe Princesse II ship

MS Elbe Princesse II

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MS R.E. Waydelich L.J1

Ms R.E Waydelich L.J

81 Passengers
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Emerald Waterways (41 Cruises)

Emerald Lumi.

Emerald Lumi

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Scenic Cruises (261 Cruises)

Scenic Azure.

Scenic Azure

96 Passengers
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Scenic Gem.

Scenic Gem

128 Passengers
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1 May 10 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
1 May 9 days Round-trip Highlights of Normandy the Seine with Highlights of Paris
3 May 8 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
3 May 7 days Round-trip Highlights of Normandy the Seine
8 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
8 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
10 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
10 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine
18 May 15 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
18 May 16 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
18 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
18 May 14 days One-way from Engelberg to Paris City
18 May 23 days One-way from land tour to Paris City
18 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
20 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
20 May 14 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
20 May 13 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
20 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
28 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
28 May 15 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
28 May 16 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
28 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
30 May 13 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
30 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
30 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
30 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
30 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
30 May 14 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
30 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
30 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine

Viking River Cruises (394 Cruises)

Viking Fjorgyn.

Viking Fjorgyn

214 Passengers
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Viking Kari.

Viking Kari

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Frequently Asked Questions

At the river landing built in 2018 on the edge of the village, able to take vessels up to 135 metres. It is a few minutes' walk from the centre. No terminal, no shuttle: you step off the gangway and into the lanes.
Yes, the whole village is walkable, castle and kitchen garden included. That is the appeal of this call: few river stops pack so much history into such a small area. The only demanding climb is the keep.
The castle set against the cliff, the secret passage up to the keep, then the walled kitchen garden below already fill a good half-day. Add a stroll along the riverbank or the main street. Trying to add Giverny cuts into everything else.
It is the only village in the Paris region listed among the Plus Beaux Villages de France. A white chalk cliff pierced with cavities follows the Seine's meander and holds a cluster of roofs at its foot, with a medieval keep on top for more than eight centuries.
The residence of the dukes of La Rochefoucauld, rebuilt in the 18th century and literally leaning against the cliff: the drawing rooms open onto the Seine while the back rooms burrow into the rock. A hundred-metre passage cut through the chalk links the lower halls to the keep built around 1190 for Philippe Auguste.
It takes some breath: this is a stairway cut into chalk, not a stroll. Anyone with limited mobility should stay with the state rooms and the garden, which are worth the visit on their own. From the top the whole valley opens up, with its wooded islands and Vexin slopes.
Yes, and freely. Its 3.8 hectares make it the largest kitchen and fruit garden in the Paris region after Versailles: four large squares divided into thirty-two plots, edged by some 675 fruit trees, laid out in the 18th century. The gardeners work without pesticides and the harvest is sometimes sold on site.
Yes. In February 1944 Field Marshal Rommel set up his headquarters on the estate. The bunkers dug by the occupying forces can still be visited, steps away from the state rooms — a contrast most visitors find striking.
Yes, Monet's gardens are about fifteen minutes away by coach and several itineraries offer the excursion. Be aware that Giverny easily fills half a day: those who go see little of the village. Staying put is not a lesser choice.
The euro, with cards accepted at the château, the garden and local shops. The language is French; the château provides English material, but the village itself is very much French-speaking. Keep a few coins for the 19th-century covered market.