Boat Trip with Lunch

Museum of Bedrich Smetana
Charles Bridge
Law Faculty
Rudolfinum
Vysehrad fortress
Convent of St. Agnes

22/02/2019

11:30

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This tour will take you to :

Museum of Bedrich Smetana
Charles Bridge
Law Faculty
Rudolfinum
Vysehrad fortress
Convent of St. Agnes

About this activity

Free pick-up at hotel

Expert live guide

Meeting PointNa Příkopě 23, Praha 1

Duration: 2.5 hours

Available languagesČesky, English, Deutsch, Español, Pусский, Italiano, Français

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22/02/2019

11:30

Adults

790.00 CZK711.00

Studentsup to 26

790.00 CZK711.00

Children 3-10 years

500.00 CZK450.00

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Highlights on map

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Departure and return

Meeting Point is Na Příkopě 23, Praha 1. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes early. Latecomers will not be reimbursed.
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If you chose to be picked up from your hotel, our staff will pick you up at the hotel's reception desk.
End of tour: Dvorakovo embankment, pier no. 17 (next to Stefanikuv bridge)
The tour does not include the return to the hotel.
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Full description

Enjoy two delightful hours on board of a tour boat. We take you by bus to the pier where our boat will be waiting for you. During this midday cruise you will be served a tasty lunch while admiring marvelous baroque palaces, churches and all the historical buildings on both banks of the Vltava River.

Basic tour information

The tour is a combination of a sightseeing bus tour and a two-hour cruise on the Vltava River through the center of Prague.
There is no live guide on this tour.
You will spend two 20 minutes breaks in the Smíchov locks during your excursion on the cruise boat.

Highlights

Did you know that thanks to the 100 year old weirs the river will not freeze, and has made it possible to organize cruises throughout the year?
Did you know that the National Theatre was opened on 11 June 1881 to commemorate the visit of Crown Prince Rudolf?
Did you know that on this occasion, they performed the premier of the opera Libuse composed by Bedřich Smetana?