Lunch River Cruise

Let the wind caress you. Enjoy the two hour Vltava river cruise with delicious buffet.

Great way to enjoy Prague? Little Vltava river trip! You will be taken to the river Vltava by bus where you will board your boat. Enjoy fantastic views of the river lined by important buildings and historical sights during the 2-hour boat tour. 

Highlights: 

• Have a all-you-can-eat buffet style lunch.
• Relax on the boat. No walkling. Simply enjoy the views.
• Be in the presence of historical buildings and sights such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle or Rudolfinum.

Included: 

• Buffet lunch All–You–Can–Eat

Meeting Point: 

See the meeting point on the map (Pařížská 1, Prague 1 - Staré Město) - Bus Stop A - the corner of Pařížská street and Old Town square. 

Important: 

• Drinks are not included in the ticket price
• The tour terminates in the city centre
• There is no guide on the tour
• Bring your ID

Jewish Quarter is worth exploring!

Vltava river in Prague

Vltava(Moldau) is celebrated by Bedřich Smetana, the famous Czech composer. See why...

On one side of the river banks you will find Vyšehrad, the Old Town and and New Town. On the other side you have the majestic Prague Castle, Hradčany and Petřín Tower. Over the years, Vltava river banks have become something what Seine means for Parisians.

Facts:

At approx. 430 km in length, the Vltava river (in English - The Moldau, in German - Die Moldau) is the longest river in the Czech Republic. The river rises in southwestern Bohemia, flows through southeast and then north across Czech Republic and empties into Labe River (in English - Elbe). Vltava in Prague has 14 bridges (the most famous is the Gothic Charles Bridge offering perhaps the most photogenic views of the Prague Castle and Hradčany area) and 7 islands. 

Places of interest:

Rudolfinum
National Theatre
St. Nicholas Church
Charles Bridge
Jazz Dock
Kampa park
Dancing House
Vyšehrad