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Romantic cruise between Berlin and Prague, the most beautiful ports of call on the Elbe and Moldau rivers

Looking for a vacation with a change of scenery, relaxation, exclusivity and a wealth of cultural visits, all while letting yourself be carried away?

By Pol LLUBERA BATLLE your cruise expert
A unique vacation
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Main characteristics
Type of boat: péniche
Number of cabins: 39
Maximum capacity: 77 travelers
Crew members: 25

Cabs

Cat A - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with French balconies and panoramic sliding windows. Premium location cabins.
Cat A - Single Cabin - Upper Deck
Capacity: 1 Bed maximum
Cabins with French balconies and panoramic sliding windows. Premium location cabins.
Cat B - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with divisible beds, French balconies and sliding panoramic windows. Cabins with an "intermediate" location.
Cat B - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with double beds, French balconies and panoramic sliding windows. Cabins with an "intermediate" location.
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NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice for technical reasons (decision of the captain).

Sailing itineraries

Berlin
Boarding at 6pm in Berlin and installation in the cabins. Introduction to the crew and welcome... see+ cocktail. Dinner on board. 
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Berlin Potsdam Wusterwitz
Morning optional excursion: Berlin. The German capital captivates visitors with its diversity of... see+ sights, rich culture and dynamic yet relaxed lifestyle. These contrasts between historic buildings and contemporary architecture characterize the city and tell the story of an entire nation, from the Brandenburg Gate to the Chancellery. You'll see the Victory Column with its statue of Bismarck, the Brandenburg Gate adjoining the Reichstag with its glass dome, Museum Island, Alexanderplatz with its TV tower, and Checkpoint Charlie.
In the afternoon, optional excursion: Potsdam and the gardens of the Sans-Souci Palace. The tour begins with the palace gardens. With its 500 hectares of parkland and 150 buildings erected between 1730 and 1916, Potsdam's palace and park complex is an exceptional artistic entity. Walk up the flower-lined avenues and staircases to the large terrace, home to the Sans-Souci Palace. Then on to Cecilienhof Castle, famous for the Potsdam Conference held here in 1945. Stroll around the castle before returning to the Dutch quarter of Potsdam. This picturesque group of 134 Dutch houses with brick gables was built around 1730 to house the Dutch workforce invited to Potsdam by Frederick William I. Free time before rejoining the ship at Nedlitz.
Sailing to Wusterwitz. Evening entertainment.
 
Optional services: Berlin panoramic guided tour, Panoramic tour of Potsdam and visit to the Sans Souci Gardens, see+
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Wusterwitz Magdeburg
Morning sailing on the Elbe. At 1091 km long, it is Europe's 14th largest river. Descending from... see+ the Giant's Mountain, it flows through Bohemia and Saxon Switzerland to reach the North Sea at Hamburg. Magdeburg is one of the major cities crossed by this river.
Early afternoon arrival in Magdeburg.
Optional excursion: Magdeburg. First mentioned in a manuscript in the year 805, the capital of Saxony-Anhalt is surprisingly diverse, with a history spanning over 1200 years. You'll discover Magdeburg Cathedral and the Cloister of Our Lady, Magdeburg's most outstanding historical monuments. You'll also see the green citadel with its colorful facade, the market square with its equestrian statue of the Magdeburg horseman, and the town hall with its bronze portal.
Return on board and continue the cruise to Wittenberg.
Evening dance. Night sailing. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Magdeburg, see+
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Magdeburg Wittenberg
Arrival in Wittenberg in the early morning.
Optional excursion: Wittenberg, the city of Luther.... see+ Departure for the city center and its beautiful Renaissance patrician houses, where you'll see the town hall with its statues of Luther and his disciple Melanchton. Buildings such as the Castle Church, considered the heart of the Reformation, Luther's house and Melanchton's house are part of the city's heritage. You'll visit Martin Luther's house, where he lived and worked for 35 years. Today, it houses the world's largest museum dedicated to the history of the Protestant Reformation. Afterwards, visit the Gothic church of St. Mary. Further on, you'll see the Cranach house, whose portraits are now to be found in major museums.
Return on board and continue your cruise on the Elbe. A UNESCO biosphere reserve, the Elbe here marks a unique natural and cultural landscape, along unspoilt alluvial plains, white sandy beaches and wooded peaks.
Lively evening. Night sailing. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Wittenberg, see+
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Wittenberg Meissen Dresden
Arrival in Meissen in the early morning.
Optional Excursion: Meissen and its famous porcelain... see+ factory. This picturesque town is dominated by the 15th-century Albrechtsburg Castle overlooking the Elbe River. Meissen is also known for producing some of the finest German porcelain. You will explore the old quarter, its large square lined with Renaissance houses, the town hall, and the late Gothic-style Church of Our Lady. Then, head to the porcelain factory. It was in 1708 that the discovery of a kaolin deposit in Saxony, combined with the ingenuity of alchemist Johann Friedrich Böttger, led to the creation of Europe's first hard-paste porcelain. The Duke of Saxony, Augustus the Strong, was a great lover of porcelain. Under his patronage, the Meissen stoneware and ceramic factory would become, from 1720 onwards, the most astonishing porcelain factory imaginable. A permanent exhibition traces the history of porcelain.
Meanwhile, the boat sails towards Dresden, where you will rejoin it.
In the afternoon, optional excursion: Dresden, the "Florence of the Elbe". Your visit will begin with a panoramic tour where you will enjoy a magnificent view of the vast green spaces such as the Grand Garden, as well as the banks and hills of the Elbe, prestigious villas, and grand buildings like the football stadium or the VW factory. Then, you will visit the old town on foot, passing through the unmissable Theaterplatz where you will admire architectural masterpieces of Baroque and Renaissance styles. You will catch sight of the Semper Opera, the magnificent Zwinger, a Baroque-style palace, and the Georgenbau tower. Then, you'll stroll along the Bruehl Terrace, nicknamed "the balcony of Europe", bordered by an exceptional ensemble of Baroque and Neoclassical architecture overlooking the Elbe along the south bank.
Return on board. Evening dance. 
Optional services: Dresden - Florence on the Elbe and Residence Castle, Guided tour of Meissen, see+
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Dresden Bad Schandau Decin Litomerice
In the morning, optional excursion to the Elbsandsteingebirge (Elbe sandstone massif in Saxon... see+ Switzerland). Geologically speaking, this landscape dates back four million years. In the Cretaceous period, the region was still underwater. The erosion that followed wore away the rocks and gave them their spectacular shapes. The region's landscape is marked by tower-like rocks. The play of light and shadow, time and wind modify the shapes, constantly presenting new facets. Visit the Königstein fortress, a unique example of European fortified architecture. This imposing ensemble of Gothic, Baroque and 19th-century buildings is the fruit of over 750 years of history. The walkway offers beautiful views of the Elbe River.
Return on board to Decin and afternoon sailing through the fairytale regions of Saxon Switzerland and North Bohemia.
Evening entertainment. 
Optional services: Visite en Suisse Saxonne : Elbe Sandstone Mountains, see+
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Litomerice Melnik
Optional excursion: guided tour of Litomerice. The picturesque little town of Litom''ice lies on... see+ the banks of the Elbe, on the border between a large agricultural plain and the mountainous, wooded landscapes that characterize the Central Bohemian uplands. The historic town center is almost entirely surrounded by fortifications dating from the Gothic period. Here you'll find architectural gems such as Mírové nám'stí square, lined with original medieval houses, some of which are among the oldest surviving in the Czech Republic. Tasting of local specialties at the end of the visit.
Return to the boat. Afternoon sailing. Evening entertainment. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Litomerice, see+
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Melnik Prague
Sailing to Prague.
Optional excursion: guided tour of Old Prague. You'll head for Old Town Square... see+ with its pretty arcaded houses, today Prague's most popular spot, the statue of Jan Hus, the reformer who was burned in 1415, the Town Hall with its famous Astronomical Clock, which makes the 12 apostles appear every hour, the Church of Our Lady of Tyn (exterior), the Ungelt Passage, the Merchants' Court. You'll also see the Municipal House, the city's finest Art Nouveau gem, and the Powder Tower, a 75-metre-high Gothic monument that once served as a watchtower on the road to Kutna Hora.
Optional excursion: the Castle district. A symbol of the Czech people's glorious past, Prague's Royal Castle is at the heart of the country's political life, as it is the residence of the President of the Czech Republic. Situated on a hill overlooking Prague's Old Town and Malá Strana, this monumental ensemble emerges from a crown of gardens and rooftops, and unfurls its long, horizontal facade from which the towers of St. George's Cathedral and Cloister emerge. Here you can admire magnificent churches (St. Vitus Cathedral, Strahov Convent) and splendid palaces (Cernin, Belvedere). Then stroll through the historic streets (New World, Golden Lane).
Return on board. Gala evening. 
Optional services: Prague city tour - Castle district, Guided tour of Prague - Old Town, see+
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Prague
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9am. End of our services.
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Included

The price includes
Onboard entertainment
Port taxes
Assistance from the onboard entertainment team
The gala evening
Assistance / repatriation insurance
Drinks included on board (excluding special cards)
Bed linen, towels, shower gel and shampoo
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Drinks on special menus
Beverages taken with meals during excursions or transfers
Cancellation/luggage insurance
Routing
Personal expenses
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Further information
Excursions must be added at least two weeks before the cruise departure date. Any changes made after the reservation has been confirmed will incur a €50 change fee per booking
The guides speak French and English
Languages spoken on board: French
Optional excursions are subject to availability and must be booked in advance before departure
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request
Activities and excursions on request see+

Activities

Berlin panoramic guided tour
Berlin, founded in 1237, is still a young city compared to other European metropolises, but its history is extraordinary. The German capital was born in 1307 from the merger of two cities: Berlin and Cölln. Berlin became the royal residence following the... see+ accession to the throne of Frederick III, crowned Frederick I in 1701. But it was during the reign of Frederick II that the architectural reorganization of the city began, with classical buildings designed by architects Knobelsdorf and Schinkel giving the city a new look. The National Socialist dictatorship and World War II reduced the city to ruins. On August 13, 1961, construction began on the Berlin Wall, which separated the city and its population until its destruction on November 9, 1989. Since then, Berlin, once again the capital of Germany, has continued to change and evolve. Depart by bus from Berlin-Spandau to discover the German capital in the company of a local guide, who will spend three hours introducing you to the history, monuments, and many facets of this historic city. You will travel up17 June Avenue, which will take you to the famous Victory Column on the side of the boat, next to which stands a statue of Bismarck, then to the Brandenburg Gate adjacent to the Reichstag and its glass dome. You will arrive at the famous Unter den Linden boulevard and reach Museum Island, home to Berlin's five most prestigious museums, including the Pergamon Museum andthe Altes Museum, which houses the bust of Nefertiti. Behind Museum Island and its classical buildings lies the modern Alexanderplatz and its famous television tower. Passing by Gendarmenmarkt, you will head towards Checkpoint Charlie, the former crossing point between the Russian and American zones of Berlin... This is just a glimpse, but you will discover many other monuments that make Berlin one of the most cultural cities in Europe. NOTES The tour is mainly by bus with photo stops. Depending on the guide, there may be small steps and the order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included $82 / pers.
Panoramic tour of Potsdam and visit to the Sans Souci Gardens
Depart by coach accompanied by local guides who will introduce you to the history of ancient Prussia and its illustrious monarchs. In Potsdam, the tour will begin with a stroll through the gardens of Sanssouci, where you will walk up the flower-lined paths... see+ and stairs leading to the large terrace, where Frederick II, known as the Great, had his summer residence, Sanssouci Palace, built between 1745 and 1747. Frederick II lived there carefree, relaxing far from the solemnities of the Berlin court. The king's personal tastes had such an influence on the design and decoration that it is sometimes referred to as "Frederician Rococo." Then, you will tour Sanssouci Park by bus to admire its many amazing buildings. You will also pass by the Alexandrowka colony, with its Russian-style chalets, which was created in 1826-27 at the request of Frederick William III in memory of his deceased friend Tsar Alexander I. The first inhabitants of this colony were members of a Russian choir. Finally, head to Potsdam city center to enjoy some free time in the Dutch quarter.NOTESBe sure to wear good walking shoes: there is a walk in the Sans Souci gardens with stairs to climb.In the Amsterdam-Berlin direction, the boat sails during the excursion.There is no planned visit to the interior of the palaces in Sanssouci Park. This is exclusively a tour of the gardens.The order of visits may be changed.The times given are for information only. 
Not included $84 / pers.
Guided tour of Magdeburg
Departure by coach to Magdeburg, where we will meet up with local guides. Magdeburg was once the cradle of the German nation. The first Holy Roman Emperor, Otto the Great, built an imposing cathedral there and elevated the city to the rank of archbishopric.... see+ Magdeburg became a center of Western Christianity and the High Court of Justice in the Middle Ages. You will begin with a visit to Magdeburg Cathedral, the first Gothic cathedral built on German soil, which houses not only the tomb of Emperor Otto the Great but also a number of curiosities, including a charming cloister. The city, located on Saxony-Anhalt's "Romanesque Road," also boasts several other religious buildings: the Cloister of Our Lady, St. Peter's Church, St. John's Church, St. Mary Magdalene Chapel, and more. You will continue with a panoramic tour of the city and discover Magdeburg's second major attraction, the green citadel designed by Friedrich Hundertwasser, which, strangely enough, is not green but candy pink! You will see this former GDR city, rebuilt in a "Soviet" style with gray, living area buildings, but embellished with moldings and reliefs. You will reach the market square where you can admire the Magdeburg Horseman, a golden equestrian statue representing Otto I; the Town Hall and its bronze portal; and the memorial to Otto von Guericke, known for inventing the vacuum pump (Magdeburg hemispheres experiment). The tour will end with some free time before returning to the boat. NOTES We are in former East Germany, very few guides speak French, so the guide may be accompanied by a translator. Depending on the water level on the Elbe, the boat may not be able to pitch in Magdeburg and will stop at the Rothensee lock. After the tour and free time, the return to the side of the boat will be either by bus or by foot, depending on the navigation and water level of the Elbe. The boat will be sailing during the excursion. The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included $82 / pers.
Guided tour of Wittenberg
Departure by boat for a guided tour of Wittenberg. Known as Luther's city, Wittenberg lies on the side of the boat of the Elbe River. You will explore the city center and its beautiful Renaissance-style patrician houses. In front of City Hall stand statues of... see+ Luther and his friend and disciple Melanchthon. The Luther memorials in Wittenberg were recognized as World Heritage Sites in December 1996 because they "represent a significant stage in the history of humanity and are of outstanding universal importance as authentic sites of the Reformation." The Schlosskirche (Castle Church), Lutherhaus (Luther House), Stadtkirche (Town Church), and Melanchthonhaus (Melanchthon House) are part of the heritage site.Wittenberg was the center of his reform activities, and the castle church, on whose door he posted his 95 Theses on October 31, 1517, later became his final resting place, as well as that of Phillip Melanchthon, one of his closest disciples. Visit to Luther's house (1). Luther's house was an Augustinian monastery, built in 1504. For more than 35 years, it was Martin Luther's main place of residence and work. He lived there from his arrival in Wittenberg in September 1508, first as a monk, then with his family from 1525 onwards. It was here that he made his "reformation discovery," taught students from all over Europe, and produced the texts that changed the world. Many objects that belonged to Luther are on display, as well as portraits and other paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder and Lucas Cranach the Younger. Luther's house has been a museum since 1883. Today, it is the largest museum in the world dedicated to the history of the Protestant Reformation.Return to the side of the boat by bus.NOTESFoot tour, so wear comfortable walking shoes.During the excursion, the boat will continue sailing.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only.(1) If Luther's house is unavailable, the visit will be replaced by a visit to the church at Wittenberg Castle. 
Not included $86 / pers.
Dresden - Florence on the Elbe and Residence Castle
Departing from Melnik, you will set off on a day trip to Dresden, "the Florence of the Elbe" (travel time ~2 hours). Thanks to its exceptional architectural and artistic heritage and its location in the heart of Saxony, on the side of the boat of the Elbe and... see+ at the gateway to Saxon Switzerland, Dresden has become one of Germany's most important tourist centers. During a panoramic tour, you will enjoy magnificent views as you cross the Elbe via bridges, admiring the vast green spaces, riverbanks, and hillsides that enchant visitors, as well as the prestigious castles and villas located on the side of the boat. Then, visit the old town on foot. You will pass by the Zwinger, the opera house, the cathedral, and the New Market Square with the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady).Lunch in a restaurant. Guided tour of the former residence of the Saxon prince-electors and later kings of Saxony. The Residence Castle is one of the oldest buildings in the city and, like the Frauenkirche, is a symbol of Dresden's rebirth. It houses the Dresden National Collections museums in a unique setting that combines several architectural styles that have been added to over the centuries. Return transfer to Prague (travel time ~2 hours)NOTESThe order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included $183 / pers.
Guided tour of Meissen
Departure of the boat for a guided tour of Meissen. Famous for its porcelain, the city developed on the side of the Elbe at the foot of a fortress built by Henry I during his expansion into Slavic territory. It became a bishopric in 968. The old quarter has... see+ retained much of its charm with its large square side of the boat with Renaissance houses and two late Gothic buildings erected at the end of the 15th century: the Rathaus and the Frauenkirche. Since 1929, the church has had the oldest porcelain carillon in the world. After visiting the city, you will visit the famous porcelain factory. Established in 1710 in the castle, Europe's first porcelain factory moved to its current premises in 1865. The exhibition rooms trace the history of Meissen porcelain. You will discover the different stages of the manufacturing process of this magnificent porcelain. After the visit, you will have free time and be hauled in to the side of the boat in Dresden. NOTES Foot tour, please wear comfortable walking shoes. The boat will continue sailing during the excursion. The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included $95 / pers.
Visite en Suisse Saxonne : Elbe Sandstone Mountains
Departure by coach for the Elbsandsteingebirge excursion: the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. This is a mountain range located on the banks of the Elbe in Saxon Switzerland (Germany) and Bohemian Switzerland (Czech Republic). The region is known for its surprising... see+ sandstone formations and for the diversity of its flora and fauna, which is unique among Germany's low mountain ranges. Crossed by the Elbe, Saxon Switzerland is home to several ruins of buildings constructed to protect trade routes, such as Königstein Fortress and Hohnstein Castle. Some of these buildings later became hideouts for bandits. You will enjoy these spectacular landscapes. Then you will visit Königstein Fortress. Built in the 13th and 16th centuries, this fortress crowns Königstein, which dominates the great bend of the Elbe. Enlarged in the 17th and 18th centuries, it served several times as a refuge for the Saxon court. It held several prisoners, including Böttger, the famous inventor of porcelain. The ramparts offer beautiful views of the Elbe, the peaks of the Ore Mountains, the foothills of the Lusatian Mountains, and the Bohemian Mountains. Return to the side of the boat. NOTES The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included $109 / pers.
Guided tour of Litomerice
Departure by boat for a guided tour of Litomerice. The royal town of Litomerice, located at the confluence of the Elbe and Ohre rivers, is one of the most beautiful towns in the Czech Republic. The vast historic center has dozens of streets and a large... see+ square. You will be fascinated by the colorful Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance houses in the city center, most of which are surrounded by well-preserved Gothic ramparts. The charm of Litomerice also captivated Karel Hynek Mácha, the greatest Czech Romantic poet. The renowned wine of Velké Zernoseky will certainly brighten up your stroll through the city. Let yourself be charmed by the houses of rare architecture on Litomerice's main square. The Saxon Renaissance town hall, the Kalich house, also known as Pod Bání, whose roof is equipped with an observation deck where the wealthy bourgeoisie used to meet over a glass of wine, and the Renaissance Cerný orel house all bear witness to their original appearance, with precious graffiti. The exhibition houses and countless churches are also worth seeing, such as the Gothic All Saints Church with its Renaissance-style roofs, the Church of the Annunciation, the masterpiece of Italian architect Octavian Broggio, and the Baroque St. Stephen's Cathedral, built by Prague architect Deminico Orsi. At the end of the visit, enjoy a beer tasting* of the local specialty. Then continue by coach and return on the side of the boat. NOTES Foot tour, please wear comfortable walking shoes. The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only. *Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, please drink responsibly.  
Not included $106 / pers.
Prague city tour - Castle district
Departure for a guided tour of the Hradcany district, home to Prague Castle. Located on the left bank of the Vltava River, it overlooks the lower town with the complex structure of the imperial castle of the Habsburgs and the kings of Bohemia, as well as the... see+ bell tower of St. Vitus Cathedral. This district is composed of countless palaces of great lords, convents, monasteries, Renaissance houses, parks, and gardens.Prague Castle is the fortified castle where the Czech kings, the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire, and the presidents of Czechoslovakia and then the Czech Republic reside or have resided. The Bohemian crown jewels are kept there. Located on Hradcany Hill, overlooking Prague's Old Town and Malá Strana, this monumental complex emerges from a crown of gardens and rooftops and unfurls its long horizontal facade, from which rise the towers of St. Vitus Cathedral and St. George's Basilica. Guided tour: You will also discover St. Vitus Cathedral with the sumptuous St. Wenceslas Chapel, where the patron saint of Bohemia was buried, the Old Royal Palace with the Ladislav Hall, St. George's Basilica, and the Golden Lane with its small multicolored houses where Franz Kafka lived.Return to the side of the boat at the end of the tour.NOTESFoot tour, please wear comfortable walking shoes.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included $90 / pers.
Guided tour of Prague - Old Town
Prague, known as Praha in Czech, is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is one of the fourteen regions of the Czech Republic and the capital of the Central Bohemian Region and the historical region of Bohemia. The Vltava River (known as the... see+ Moldau in German) flows through the city.Prague is located in the heart of Central Europe. In the past, it was the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia, the Holy Roman Empire, and Czechoslovakia. The city of a thousand spires and a thousand bell towers (which is still the architectural hallmark of the city) miraculously escaped destruction during World War II and offers a blend of pre-Romanesque, Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, Rococo, Art Nouveau, and Cubist architecture. In 1968, the Prague Spring and the crushing of "socialism with a human face" by the troops of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact had a profound impact on the people of Prague and inspired the culture of the 1960s-1980s. Since 1992, the historic city center has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Guided walking tour of the old town by foot: Old Town Square, with its pretty arcaded houses, is now the most popular place in Prague. You will see, among other things: the statue of Jan Hus, the reformer who was burned at the stake in 1415; the town hall with its famous Astronomical Clock, which displays the 12 apostles every hour; the Church of Our Lady before Týn; the Ungelt passage; and the Merchants' Courtyard. You will also see the Municipal House, the city's most beautiful Art Nouveau gem, and finally the Powder Tower, a 75-meter-high Gothic monument that was once used to guard the road to Kutná Hora.Return to the side of the boat after the tour.NOTESFoot tour, please wear comfortable walking shoes.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included $69 / pers.

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