Amazing way to have panoramic view of city

The Vltava River is the longest river in the Czech Republic, and a trip along it is an eye-opening experience. As the river meanders across the country, it passes through rich forests, quaint Czech villages and historical towns that sit in the shadow of grand palaces like Hluboká Castle and Chateau Mělník. Whether you’re sailing or driving, follow the natural flow of the water from the UNESCO World Heritage town of Český Krumlov to the capital of Prague, and look out for these waterside highlights as you go. The Old Town and the New Town lie on one side of the Vltava River. On the other bank is the Lesser Town and Prague Castle, which is a magnificent sight from the water. Spanning the two sides, in the heart of Prague, is Charles Bridge, a pedestrian crossing and focal point for visitors to the city. #bucketlistreboot