Prague · BUFFET EXPERIENCES
5 reviewed
These are the 5 buffet experiences that make the strongest use of your time in Prague. Compare prices, durations and what each booking includes before choosing the one that fits your day.
3-hour Vltava dinner cruise in Prague with live music, a Czech and international buffet, and glowing Prague Castle views. $81.
“The scenery was beautiful. The check-in process was easy to follow and everything went good on the cruise. The food wasn’t the greatest, but it’s buffet food. The staff were all helpful, and the lavender drink was delicious. The views from the boat were so pretty!”
3-hour Vltava night cruise from pier 17 with buffet dinner, 24-language audio guide, and illuminated Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
“we liked everything, food very enjoyable and the staff were fantastic”
3-hour Prague Vltava night cruise with buffet dinner, welcome drink, onboard Wi-Fi, and an audio guide, plus a Kingdom of Railways ticket.
“The "delicious buffet" is not delicious. It's a bunch of food, like fried chicken (and not the good stuff), that was heated before coming on the boat. The plates were basically bread plates, so you couldn't get much of the not-good food even if you wanted. The dining area is way too hot when full of people and the entire outside section is for smoking. Sadly, there was another dinner cruise right by us where everyone had personal tables and food being delivered, which made this seem even worse.”
110-minute Vltava lunch cruise from Lodě Bevents, open buffet, and views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Drinks cost extra.
“Not easily accessible, burly men needed to carry my daughter in the wheelchair onto the boat. The boat was even harder to exit after the activity because the boat moored alongside another boat! Interesting cruise with a lock to access another part of the river.”
Christmas Eve cruise on the historic Maria Croon in Prague, with carols, a buffet dinner, and views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and St Nicholas.
