PRAGUE RIVER CRUISE WITH LUNCH

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he lunch during the cruise is served in the form of buffet, with a choice of hot and cold dishes. Drinks are available, but aren't included in the price.

River cruises

summer

2h 30m total time

Tour overview

As the places on the boat are limited we recommend to book this river cruise in advance.

If you wish, we can book a transfer to and from the harbour for you for an extra fee. To make your cruise even more enjoyable, we recommend you to book a tour guide to explain interesting facts about the sights you will see from the boat. The guide is not included in the price.

Sights & location

RUDOLFINUM

After the National Theatre and the National Museum the Rudolfínum is the most important neo-Renaissance building in Prague. It was named in honour of the crown prince Rudolph and was designed by Josef Zítek and Josef Schulz as a concert hall and picture gallery. Its construction cost 2 million guilders and was opened to the public in...

CHARLES BRIDGE PRAGUE

The Charles Bridge across the Vltava river which joins together the Old Town with the Lesser Quarter is considered to be the most famous Prague monument. It was founded on July 9th 1357 and built during the reign of Charles IV in place of the Judith Bridge which had been destroyed during a flood in 1342. The Charles Bridge measures 520 metres...

PRAGUE CASTLE

The panorama of the Prague Castle is one of the most famous views of Prague. The Czech rulers moved their seat to the Prague Castle as early as the 9th century and at this time they built the second oldest Christian church in the country here. Many Czech sovereigns ruled from here and took part in the long development of the Prague Castle complex....

KAMPA PRAGUE

Kampa is a romantic island separated from the Lesser Quarter of Prague by a branch of the Vltava river called the Čertovka. The water from this canal was originally used by water mills, some of which have been partially preserved. The wooden wheels of a former mill called Huť and the late Renaissance Velkopřevorský (sometimes called...

NATIONAL THEATRE PRAGUE

The National Theatre in Prague is a symbol of Czech national revival. In 1852 a building site on the corner of the Vltava embankment and Národní Street (formerly Ferdinandova) was acquired from the proceeds of a collection. In 1862 the back area of this plot was used for the construction of the so-called Prozatimní divadlo...

VYŠEHRAD PRAGUE

According to old legends Vyšehrad used to be the first seat of the Czech kings who ruled over a country of western Slavs. One of the first rulers was princess Libuše who chose as her husband a ploughman called Přemysl. This man of simple stock became the founder of the first Czech royal dynasty – the Přemyslids – who...