An overcast, high-angle view captures a section of the Vltava River in the Capital City of Prague, Czechia

An overcast, high-angle view captures a section of the Vltava River in the Capital City of Prague, Czechia. On the distant, treed hill, identified as Vyšehrad, a prominent red-brick fortification wall is visible on the left, while a building with an ornate, gilded onion dome, recognized as the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, stands on the right. The trees on the hillside appear bare. Along the river's far bank, a long, light-colored building complex, likely the Výtoň customs house and adjacent structures, features numerous windows and a central columned portico. A chimney on this building emits a plume of white smoke. Behind this complex, several large tour buses are parked. A smaller, modern-looking building is visible further left along the bank, and a small, light-colored dinghy floats in the river near the bank. In the mid-ground, a dark-hulled passenger boat named "MARIE D'BOHEMIA," operated by "PRAGUE BOATS," navigates the river. Its upper deck is occupied by approximately fifteen individuals, wearing casual clothing and jackets, standing or seated in rows of white chairs. The lower deck is enclosed with large windows. In the foreground, the upper portion of a larger, stationary passenger boat is visible. Its upper deck is equipped with numerous empty wooden benches and tables. A white canopy, branded "MATTONI," covers the forward section of this deck, while several beige, pyramidal parasols are deployed over the aft section. Multiple orange life preservers are attached to the white railing. No people are visible on this foreground vessel.