River Seine

The Seine is a major European river that flows through northern France, including Paris. It stretches about 777 kilometers (482 miles), starting from its sources in Burgundy and emptying into the English Channel. The river plays a vital role in transportation, commerce, and history, shaping the development of Paris and surrounding regions. The Seine’s calm, wide waters are lined with scenic landscapes, historic landmarks, and vibrant communities. It supports diverse wildlife and is integral to both ecological health and urban life, making it a central feature of France’s cultural and natural heritage.