Vyšehrad is one of the last two remaining operating steamboats on the Vltava River in Prague, Czech Republic, and belongs to the Prague Steamboat Company.

[2] Her original name was Antonín Švehla (a politician of the First Republic).

Masaryk after World War II and Děvín in 1952.

The most recent reconstruction took place in winter 2006–2007 in Laubegast shipyard in Dresden.

Originally it could carry 885 passengers; nowadays it is 300, and 199 of them can be seated.