Little mother with claws called Kafka Prague. So obviously he wanted to express their ambiguous rela
- May 11, 2016
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Something like Odi et amo. He liked Prague, but something bothered him. We will follow the footsteps of this famous writer. The tour will start in the Old Town, the Old Town Square, which is closely related to Kafka's childhood and student years. We'll show you where he lived, where he worked. We will walk through the Jewish Town as well and, because it was very important for this Jewish writer, mostly German language writer. Then we cross the river to the left bank of the Vltava River directly into the Herget brickworks house, where is a permanent exhibition about the writer, there will this tour finish.
The tour includes guiding at the museum and outsider, admission to the museum is not included.
On request, we can also visit the cemetery.
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