The Czech Canals are a network of waterways in the Czech Republic, primarily designed for navigation and irrigation. These canals date back to the 13th century and played a crucial role in trade and transportation, connecting various towns and cities. One of the most notable canals is the Elbe River Canal, which links the Elbe River to the Vltava River. Today, these canals are popular for recreational activities such as boating and fishing, attracting both locals and tourists who appreciate the scenic landscapes and historical significance.