Charles Bridge

We will sail underneath the oldest bridge in Prague. The bridge was built by Charles IV in 1357. For 5 centuries it was the only bridge in Prague.

1 hour

Prague Castle (Pass By)

We will have a view of the Prague castle from the river. Prague castle is the largest castle complex in the world and the current seat of the Czech president.

Devil's Channel (Pass By)

We will see the Devil's channel from the outside, we will not go inside as it is too shallow. The channel was artificially made in the 12th century for watermills.

N/A (Pass By)

Former mill that was turned into a modern art gallery. It used to grind flour for the Lesser Town.

Rudolfinum (Pass By)

Concert hall from 1881 that is the seat of Czech Filharmonic orchestra. Between the wars it served as the Parliament building.

Strakova Akademie (Pass By)

The seat of the Czech government. Originally it was a fancy high school for boys from noble families, hence why we call it academy.

Manesuv Most (Pass By)

A bridge from 1916 that replaced an older pedestrian bridge. The old bridge called Rudolfova lavka had to be torn down. The current bridge is named after famous Czech painter Josef Manes.

Svatopluk Cech Bridge (Pass By)

A beautiful art-nouveau bridge from 1908. The bridge was inspired by the Alexander's bridge in Paris.

Stefanik-Brucke (Stefanikuv most) (Pass By)

A bridge from 1951. It used to be called Sverma bridge during communism. Sverma was a prominent communist.

Metronome (Pass By)

A site where used to be a massive statue of Josiph Stalin. Now there is a kynetic art which symbolizes the changes of the regime and flow of time.

Letna Park (Pass By)

We will sail below Letna Park. Letna is very popular among local young people to hang out.

National Gallery Prague - Convent of St. Agnes (Pass By)

A 13th century former convent. It was abolished by Joseph II and turned into apartments. Now it serves as a gallery.

Old Town Bridge Tower (Pass By)

A defensive tower of the Charles bridge. The tower served also as a prison in the middle ages.