This is the main river which runs through the City. It sets the boundaries of the town and you can clearly see the development outward and beyond away from the river. It runs right through the historical core of Prague. I took a boat ride...More

While in Prague ( Praha), one must make it a point to spend an evening along Vatava River side. Very lively and exciting atmosphere, with people enjoying their drinks sitting on River sides. So many Fixed Boat Restaurants, Drink /Snack Kiosks along River side. Must...More

The river was very brown and murky looking, but there is lots going on with riverboat trips and the like. It's in a real pretty setting, with the beautiful buildings either side.

The river, separating the two parts of Prague provides numerous photo-ops from both banks. The river is tranquil and slow-flowing most of the year but is also known to flood the city on rare occasions, too.

The river has seen it all, wars, uprisings, fire, executions. Unperturbed by humanity and its escapades she flows, stately and calm, on her way to eternal fusion with sister Elbe and finally the North Sea.

Vltava river will always have a special place in my heart. Having studied music many many years ago - Smetana’s Ma Vlast was a piece that was always so evocative & my absolute favourite. So seeing the river in real life was an absolute treat....More

You can visit the concentration camps. See the list of all those who died in the holocaust. See the clock where the twelve apostles come out. You can take a walk on the lake and while they explain the history of Prague you can drink...More