Journey through the heart of Prague and take in the captivating views of its skyline, its famous landmarks, iconic bridges, and stunning riverside scenery. Get a unique perspective of this historic city with a sail on the Vltava River.
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Journey through the heart of Prague and take in the captivating views of its skyline, its famous landmarks, iconic bridges, and stunning riverside scenery. Get a unique perspective of this historic city with a sail on the Vltava River.
Duration: 1 to 2 hours
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Duration: 2 to 3 hours
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Cruise duration: 1 hour
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Prague Castle is one of the largest ancient castles in the world. The magnificent castle complex boasts impressive architectural marvels, including St. Vitus Cathedral, the Royal Palace, and charming gardens.
An iconic symbol of Prague, this historic bridge showcases stunning Gothic architecture and is adorned with intricate statues. Enjoy panoramic views of the city as you glide beneath its arches.
Discover the heart of Prague at Old Town, known for its well-preserved medieval buildings and vibrant atmosphere. Admire the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock and Tyn Church.
Cruise past the majestic Vyšehrad Fortress located on a hill overlooking the river. Explore its ancient walls and historic cemetery, and enjoy panoramic views of the city from this tranquil and picturesque spot.
Admire the stunning neo-Renaissance architecture of the National Theatre. It is one of Prague's most important cultural institutions and hosts exceptional opera, ballet, and drama performances.
The Straka Academy serves as the seat of the Czech government and is a splendid example of Neo-Renaissance architecture. Keep an eye out for its intricate detailing and beautiful facade as you pass by on your cruise.
The Metronome is an impressive art installation and a symbol of Prague's modern transformation. Standing tall where a monumental statue of Stalin once stood, the Metronome offers panoramic views of the city.
The Rudolfinum is a neo-Renaissance concert hall and art gallery. As you sail past this grand building, take a moment to appreciate its majestic facade and imagine the melodies that have filled its halls over the years.
Dedicated to the renowned Czech composer Bedřich Smetana, this museum offers a fascinating insight into his life and works. Spot the museum as you cruise by and appreciate the legacy of this influential musician.
High season vs low season: With clear skies, and sunny weather, the summer months from June to August are a great time to take a Prague sightseeing cruise. But being the peak season, this time sees more tourists. The off-peak season months of April to May and September to October mostly offer pleasant weather, with the added advantage of lower tourist numbers.
Weekends vs weekdays: Weekdays are better for going on a sightseeing cruise than weekends or public holidays, which see more crowds.
Best time of the day: Choosing between a daytime cruise and a night cruise depends on your preferences. Cruises during the day offer lovely views of the city, while dinner cruises allow you to see the city’s skyline illuminated at night.
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Please note: Prague lunch cruises depart from multiple locations. Please check your ticket in advance to confirm your departure point.
Prague sightseeing cruises are a unique way of exploring the city. These boat tours take you on a sail on the picturesque Vltava River, allowing you to see the city’s stunning landmarks and architectural gems located along the riverfront.
A Prague sightseeing cruise offers unparalleled views of some of Prague’s most prominent landmarks such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, Ruldolfinum, Vyšehrad Fortress, and many more.
Prague sightseeing cruises range from about 1 to 2 hours. The duration depends on the specific tour you choose.
Yes, most Prague sightseeing cruises offer audio guides, live commentary, or recorded commentary onboard, ensuring that you don’t miss out on fascinating facts and stories about the city.
Yes, Prague sightseeing cruises are available throughout the year, allowing you to experience the city’s beauty in any season.
Prague sightseeing cruises can be enjoyed throughout the year with each season offering its own distinctive charm. However, the spring months (April and May) are the best for pleasant weather, longer daylight hours, and fewer tourist crowds.
Prague sightseeing cruises are one of the most popular experiences. While not mandatory, it is highly recommended that you book your tickets at least a week in advance to confirm your spot.
Yes, most Prague sightseeing cruise boats are wheelchair accessible. However, they might only be able to accommodate a limited number of wheelchairs on each boat tour. It’s best to check your tickets to confirm accessibility and inform the cruise operator of your requirements.
Yes, children are welcome on board Prague sightseeing cruises. Most cruises offer discounted or free tickets for children, depending on their age. Family-friendly facilities are also available on many boats.
Most Prague sightseeing cruises don’t allow pets on board except for service animals. Please check with the cruise operator for specific information.