What will transport in Prague look like in ten, twenty or thirty years? Where will new transport hubs, railway lines or tram bridges be built? And what impact will this have on everyday movement around the city? The last boat trip of the year on the steamboat ‘Vltava’ will offer a view of the future of transport from a perspective you don't normally experience – from the river's surface. Together with moderator Jiří Jaroš, and experts from IPR Prague, we'll look at planned projects that will fundamentally transform the backbone of transport infrastructure, including new railway tunnels, station modernization, tram network development and new bridges for public transport, pedestrians and cyclists. We'll also discuss the broader impacts on urban space, landscape and transport sustainability in the metropolis.

Practical information:

• The event is also accessible for deaf and hard of hearing visitors. Czech sign language interpretation will be provided; the commentary will be adapted to be comprehensible and easily interpretable.
• Capacity is limited; we ask visitors who will use interpretation or transcription to reserve a specific accessibility ticket.
• Please arrive by 16:45 at the latest (the boat departs at 17:00).
• Boarding and disembarkation: steamboat ‘Vltava’, platform No. 4 under Palacký Bridge
• The cruise will last approximately 2.5–3 hours, and we will sail towards the confluence of the Vltava and Berounka rivers.
• By attending CAMP events, you agree to the publication of photographs and video recordings.