Franz Kafka a Praha

“Prague will not let you go. This mother has claws”. In one of his letters, Franz Kafka, a writer whose death has passed exactly 100 years this year, described his hometown in these somewhat ominous words, and who, despite time, still has a powerful effect on the imagination of readers. On the walk, participants will walk through the places that helped shape and form Kafka's inner world, where he sought inspiration and distraction, and where his immortal works were also created.

Participants of the walk will learn, for example:< /p>

• Where little Franz was born
• Where did his morning journey to school lead and how he remembered it years later
• What were his hobbies and interests
• Who were his friends and where he went for fun and learning
• What real places and events could have inspired his work
• What were his loves
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• What reminds Kafka in Prague today

Practical information:

• Meeting: on Franz Kafka Square near his memorial boards
• Duration: approx. 2 hours
• Guide: Dagmar Winklerová
• Children under 10 years free of charge.
• Tickets can only be purchased on the spot if the capacity of the walk has not been filled - it is necessary to contact the organizer to find out the current situation.
• The organizer reserves the right to cancel the walk in case of low interest, cancellation participants with a ticket will be informed of the walk and the money will be returned to their account.