Procházka Prahou kafkovskou

Although Franz Kafka died on June 3, 1924 in Kierling, Austria, he was at home in Prague all his life. Prague determined his work, his family and friendship relationships, his world of thought. Prague was the bedrock from which grew a writer of global stature, the most influential author of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. 📚 The walk will remind you of some of the well-known, lesser-known and perhaps even unknown places of "Kafka's Prague". Prepared and accompanied by Radim Kopáč. 🤩

Please register for the event via the form 👉 bit.ly/FormularProchazka
The meeting will be on the Old Town Square in front of the Kinsky Palace.
Please note that the content of the event is the same as in June , when the walk was realized for the first time.