Parents in Paris - Advice needed

My parents are visiting Paris at the end of March with a small group of their friends.

They are all in their mid-sixties to mid-seventies and, although none of them are disabled, several of them have slight trouble with mobility.

This means they cannot spend hours on their feet sight-seeing...could anyone give me a few ideas on things they could therefore do as a group which would not involve too much walking?

Many thanks!

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Hop on/off tour bus....

Seine cruise....

Regular city buses to specific sights...

classical concert inside Sainte Chapelle...

Sitting in one of the large gardens on a sunny afternoon (J. de Tuileries, J. de Luxembourg)...

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Coffee from the terrace of Printemps. Great view over Paris

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travelnuttys post is great.

Hop on and Off buses are very convenient,, google L%26#39;Open Tour , they have a good website.

A cruise is also lovely, especially at night.

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Guys, thanks so much for your ideas; I%26#39;m e-mailing my mother with this research you%26#39;ve done on my behalf!

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