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Very steep section, asphalted cycle path.

A beautiful, partly hilly Vltava cycle path, with flat sections and several climbs. Great views. Up to about 150 meters, the road is well paved.

Whitewater area, next to the beautiful cycle path.

Worth seeing square and fountain.

Budweis has a beautiful old town. The beer hall "Masne Kramy" is also highly recommended. The food is excellent, and the beer is even better.

An ideal place for canoeists

The Samson Fountain (Czech: Samsonova kašna) on the main square of Budweis (České Budějovice) in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic was built between 1721 and 1726. This protected cultural monument is one of the city's landmarks.

If you don't just want to drink beer in České Budějovice but also want to get wet, you should try the whitewater canoe ride on the Vltava River! Here, the leisurely river suddenly becomes a rollercoaster of natural forces – in miniature, of course, but with maximum fun. 1. What is the whitewater canoe ride? A man-made whitewater canal directly on the Vltava River – perfect for beginners, pros, and anyone who likes to laugh and roll over. Length: Around 250 meters full of rapids, waves, and curves – short enough that you won't drown, but long enough for an adrenaline rush. Special feature: You can try kayaking or rafting here – or just watch and enjoy yourself as others land headfirst in the water. 2. The three levels of whitewater fun Level 1: Overconfidence "That looks easy!" – famous last words before the first paddle stroke. Reality: After 10 seconds, the boat turns, and you paddle backward. Stage 2: Loss of Control The rapids rock you back and forth – like a washing machine, only with more screeching. Options: Try to steer the boat (spoiler alert: never works). Just drift and hope the next rock is soft. Stage 3: Triumph or Total Defeat If it works: You proudly glide to the finish line – feeling like the king of the Vltava. If it goes wrong: You climb out of the water laughing (or cursing) – and are applauded by spectators. 3. The best (and most embarrassing) scenes on the canal The guy who loses his paddle – and then has to swim back to get it. The family in the rafting boat yelling at each other: "PADDLE LEFT! NO, LEFT!" The pros who casually surf the waves – and make everyone else jealous. 4. Practical tips for water haters Watching is also a sport: The stands offer the best entertainment – especially when someone accidentally takes a dip. Beer afterward: At the nearby Budweiser Brewery, you can dry off after the adventure. Clothing tip: Don't forget a change of clothes – unless you want to make the return trip in your underwear.