RUDOLFINUM

Skip the city traffic and step aboard a pleasure boat that goes straight into the heart of Prague. The romantic cruise takes you along the Czech Republic's longest river, the Vltava. Dotted along this river are some of Prague’s historic structures, the most famous of which is the Charles Bridge, an over 600-year-old bridge that is decorated by a continuous alley of 30 statues and statuaries. Drift past the Kampa island, with its beautiful parks and enchanting alleyways. See the enchanting cultural venue, Rudolfinum and admire the quirky architecture of the Dancing House. As you float past the Prague Castle and the baroque churches of the Old and New Town, enjoy the tasty buffet dinner onboard. To pair with your meal, buy an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink from the full bar. There will be friendly staff available on board to attend to your needs.

Sail over a river full of experiences, down the banks of Vltava, and view the fleeting beauty of Prague. This 2-hour river cruise allows you to sit back and relax while you enjoy stunning waterside landscapes. Twisting through the city like a backward question mark, the river keeps you disconnected from the stir of the streets, while at the same time connecting you to the sights and sounds of the old city as it slowly glides by. View the intriguing Prague Castle and float under the long-standing Charles Bridge. Pass by sights like Rudolfinum and the National Theatre, the quirky Dancing House and the oldest of canal locks in Smíchov. You will also be able to see the Baroque fort of Vyšehrad, a princely castle with many legends connecting it to the Czech history, and the sparkling white water palace of Podolí Waterworks. A cruise on Prague’s lifeline is a must for anyone looking to chart off the beaten path! Opt for a delish upgrade Enjoy a satisfying lunch upgrade on the scenic cruise. Your meal includes a welcome drink, fresh starters like mozzarella with basil pesto, hearty mains such as beef goulash and chicken schnitzels, plus tempting desserts. Vegetarian options are available. Upgrade to a window seat for the best views and watch Prague's landmarks glide by as you savor your lunch.

Twisting through the city like a backward question mark, the river keeps you disconnected from the stir of the streets, while at the same time connecting you to the sights and sounds of the old city as it slowly glides by. View the intriguing Prague Castle and float under the long-standing Charles Bridge. Pass by sights like Rudolfinum, National Theatre, Metronom, and Bedřich Smetana Museum situated in the neo-Renaissance building of the former Old Town Waterworks. This 1-hour cruise is ideal if you’re looking to explore Prague at a relaxed pace. Pleasant staff will greet you onboard and a bar is available to serve small refreshments and coffee or cold drinks. An inside salon – heated during winters and air-conditioned during summers – is also available. If you have so chosen, you can listen to exciting descriptions of several monuments and historic sites in 24 different languages via an online audio guide.

Astronomical Clock Get your tickets in front of the Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square. Here you'll be intimated with the history of the Gothic structure. You'll learn about its fascinating stories and significance in 20 minutes. With all the information you need, you'll skip the line and head to the famous 600-year-old marvel. Once you enter the medieval structure, you'll explore how it tells the time, provides the date, shows astronomical and zodiacal information through its parts. Most of these parts are centuries-old and have been meticulously maintained over the years. Panoramic Cruise Twisting through the city like a backward question mark, the river keeps you disconnected from the stir of the streets, while at the same time connecting you to the sights and sounds of the old city as it slowly glides by. View the intriguing Prague Castle and float under the long-standing Charles Bridge. Pass by sights like Rudolfinum, National Theatre, Metronom, and Bedřich Smetana Museum situated in the neo-Renaissance building of the former Old Town Waterworks. This 55-min cruise is ideal if you’re looking to explore Prague at a relaxed pace. Pleasant staff will greet you onboard and a bar is available to serve small refreshments and coffee or cold drinks. An inside salon – heated during winters and air-conditioned during summers – is also available.

Enjoy the Christmas Gala Concert by the Symphony Orchestra in the most famous neo-Renaissance building in the Czech Republic, the Rudolfinum. Sit in the Dvořák Hall, which is the biggest music hall in Prague, and benefit from the best acoustics.

Begin your evening cruise at the shortest bridge on the Vltava River, the Čechův Bridge. Onboard, you will be greeted with a welcome drink - a lovely glass of Prosecco. Sip your drink and relax as you gently glide down the river towards the over 600-year-old Charles Bridge. Float by what was once King Charles’ vineyards, the Petřín hill and see the Vyšehrad Fort, the oldest seat of the Czech princes. Drift past the Rudolfinum and admire its Neo-Renaissance style of architecture. Continue onwards to Rašínovo Nábřeží and take photographs of its lively streets. Enjoy panoramic views of the Prague Castle, all while being serenaded by the live music onboard. While you’re at it, treat your tastebuds to a deluxe buffet dinner that includes cold buffet, wam buffet and decadent desserts. There’s also a tempting selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase to pair along with your food.

Prague Castle Circuit B allows access and entry into the most iconic structures and buildings around Prague castle. You will visit St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George’s Basilica, Old Royal Palace, and the Golden Lane with the Daliborka Tower. The confluence of various structural styles makes Prague Castle a treat to the eyes. By skipping the queues for buying an admission ticket, you can channel your energy and time into exploring the wonderful historic sites. A notable example of Gothic architecture in the complex, St. Vitus Cathedral is the most important church in the Czech Republic. Inside it lies the tombs of several Bohemian Kings and Roman Emperors. In addition, it houses the Bohemian Crown Jewels, which are kept in a hidden room that has seven locks. The seven keys are held by prominent members of the Czech government and the Archbishop of Prague, who must gather together to open the impenetrable door. Vltava River Cruise Twisting through the city like a backward question mark, the river keeps you disconnected from the stir of the streets, while at the same time connecting you to the sights and sounds of the old city as it slowly glides by. View the intriguing Prague Castle and float under the long-standing Charles Bridge. Pass by sights like Rudolfinum, National Theatre, Metronom, and Bedřich Smetana Museum situated in the neo-Renaissance building of the former Old Town Waterworks. This 55-min cruise is ideal if you’re looking to explore Prague at a relaxed pace. Pleasant staff will greet you onboard and a bar is available to serve small refreshments and coffee or cold drinks. An inside salon – heated during winters and air-conditioned during summers – is also available.

Experience renowned classical music masterpieces by legendary composers such as A. Vivaldi, L. van Beethoven, W. A. Mozart and J. S. Bach with this ticket for a concert at Rudolfinum in Prague.