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Prague: Crystal Dinner Cruise with Live Music
Dine in Style on a Panoramic Cruise Under Prague's Sky
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Prague: Sightseeing Boat Cruise with Buffet Dinner
Cruise along the Vltava River and discover the city's unique allure
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Start time: 18:40
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Duration: 3h
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Audio guide: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian
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Max group size: 150
3-hour cruise on the Vltava River
Welcome drink
Buffet dinner
Free WiFi on board
Online audio guide in 24 languages
Drinks
- Show your ticket (mobile or printed) during boarding
- Customers can stop at Smichov Lock twice for 20 minutes each time
- Due to the irregular traffic on the Vltava River the cruise route cannot be guaranteed but the duration of the cruise will not be affected *Online audio guide is available after logging in to Wi-Fi and scanning the QR code which is on the tables: we recommend to bring headphones with you
Set sail on a night cruise along the Vltava River in Prague. Appreciate a buffet-style dinner with each bite revealing a beautifully lit view of the city's landmarks.
The boat smoothly passes by the Charles Bridge, while Prague Castle and the Old and New Towns showcase their nighttime magic. You can dine under the stars on the upper deck or cozy up in the lower salon. The voyage ends at a lovely embankment in the lively hub of Prague.
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