We have newly prepared a mini-series about historic Prague and its sights for you. This time it will be important Prague monuments which, when viewed from the water, you cannot miss and which are truly worth seeing.
This includes, for example, the National Theatre, which is not without reason nicknamed the Golden Chapel. In the midday sun its golden roof will gleam beautifully, so even if you happen to be enjoying our lunch on a boat, it will surely catch your eye.
When looking at the embankment, you will surely also be drawn to an unconventional modern building that harmonizes with the surrounding historic houses - this is the famous Dancing House. It looks particularly beautiful in the evening lighting, so why not take a look at it during a dinner on a boat or even better during the gourmet experience called Sweet Prague.
You will surely not overlook the imposing neo-Renaissance building of the Rudolfinum, which you will also see on our one-hour sightseeing cruise, which we have also prepared for you as a variant with dessert.
And if you set out with us on the two-hour sightseeing cruise or the two-hour sightseeing cruise with dessert, you will experience passing through the Smichov lock, another of the historically valuable monuments that still serves its purpose today.
Next time we have prepared an introduction to Prague embankments for you.
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See the famous Prague monuments from a completely different perspective. A sightseeing cruise on one of our boats will provide it for you. |
