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Kafka's Prague Small Group Tour
$34.52
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Overview
The Kafka's Prague Small Group Tour offers a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of one of the 20th century's most significant writers. Guided by a knowledgeable local resident with an academic background, this tour delves deep into the life and legacy of Franz Kafka.
- 📍 Begin your journey at Kafka's birthplace, marked by a relief by Karel Hladik, located at the former site of his childhood home.
- 🏫 Visit the House at the Minute in Old Town, where Kafka spent part of his childhood and where many formative events influenced his writing.
- 🖋️ Explore the House of the Three King, where Kafka had his own room for the first time and began his literary endeavors.
- 🏛️ Discover the Kinsky Palace, where Kafka received his school-leaving certificate and where his father's shop was once located.
- 🏠 Experience the Art Nouveau apartment house at the Golden Pike, where Kafka lived for nearly two years starting in 1915.
- 🗿 Admire the statue of Franz Kafka by Jaroslav Rona, inspired by his works, including "Metamorphosis".
- 📜 Learn about Kafka's connection to Judaism at the historic Old-New Synagogue, a remnant of the Jewish ghetto.
- 🏢 Visit the Opelt House, Kafka's last residence in Prague, where he lived during his illness.
- 🎓 Hear about Kafka's university studies at the Carolinum, where he earned his doctorate in law.
- 🏢 Walk through the State Civil Court, which inspired Kafka while writing "The Trial".
- ☕ Enjoy a drink at Café Louvre, a cultural hub of Kafka's time, with the cost included in your tour price.
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Kafka's Prague Small Group Tour
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 3 hours
- You can choose coffee, tea or another beverage of your choice.
Meeting point
Our meeting point is easy to find. Franz Kafka Square is very close to the famous Old Town Square. House number 3 has a commemorative relief of Franz Kafka on its façade. I will be waiting for you underneath it.
Return details
Our tour ends at Cafe Louvre, Národní třída 22, on the border between the historic Old Town and the New Town of Prague. There is a tram and metro stop nearby, or you can take a taxi, uber, etc. It's also easy to get around the city centre on foot.
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We enter the world of Franz Kafka, an important writer of the 20th century and a famous Prague native, at the place where he was born in 1883. The house where Franz Kafka was born has long since been demolished, but Kafka's birth is commemorated by a RELIEF by KAREL HLADIK on the façade of No. 3. This is where we will start our tour.
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Kafka spent part of his childhood in the HOUSE AT THE MINUTE in the Old Town and experienced many formative events that influenced his life and writing. It was here that he first went to school and where his sisters were born. ..... The Renaissance sgraffito on the façade of the house and the stone lion symbol are distinctive features of the house.
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It was in the HOUSE OF THE THREE KING in Celetná Street that Franz Kafka first had his own room with a desk, where he made his first literary attempts. It was here that he lived during his adolescence, here that he lived as a student at the nearby university, here that he experienced his first sexual adventures, but also the tumultuous national riots between Czechs and Germans.
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Kinsky PalaceAt the end of the 19th century, the KINSKY PALACE housed the K. K. STATE GERMAN LANGUAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL IN PRAGUE, where Franz Kafka was a student and received his school-leaving certificate. Interestingly, the Kinský Palace was also for a time the seat of a shop run by his father, Hermann Kafka.
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The Art Nouveau apartment house AT THE GOLDEN PIKE was built in 1914 and Franz Kafka moved in a year later to spend almost 2 years there.
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Statue of Franz Kafka (by Jaroslav Rona)The STATUE, inspired by Kafka's short story "A Description of a Struggle" and referring to the famous "Metamorphosis", is the work of sculptor JAROSLAV RONA and is one of the most famous monuments to Franz Kafka today.
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It was in the HOUSE OF THE SHIP that Kafka wrote his most famous short story, "Metamorphosis".
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The Old-New SynagogueAt the time of Kafka's childhood and youth, the site of the former Jewish quarter, the Jewish ghetto if you like, was undergoing a fundamental transformation. The old houses of the poor were being demolished and replaced by new luxury apartment blocks. Only a few buildings remain from the original ghetto, including the famous Gothic OLD NEW SYNAGOGUE. Here you will learn more about Kafka's relationship with Judaism.
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Franz Kafka's last address in Prague was the OPPELT HOUSE on Old Town Square, where he lived in the care of his parents at the time of his advanced lung disease, shortly before his death.
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Franz Kafka, a student of the German KARL-FERDINAND UNIVERSITY, received his doctorate in law in the CAROLINUM built in the mid-14th century. It will be an opportunity for us to hear more about his university studies.
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Kafka spent part of his compulsory legal clerkship at the STATE CIVIL COURT building during his university studies. The building's endless corridors, waiting rooms and courtrooms are said to have inspired Kafka when he wrote The Trial.
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Our tour will take us from the Old Town to the New Town of Prague. We will stop at the building of the former WORKERS' INSURANCE COMPANY FOR THE KINGDOM OF BOHEMIA, where Kafka worked until he was forced to retire for health reasons.
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One of Kafka's favourite places in Prague was the CAFE ARCO, which played an important role in the cultural life of the time.
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Currently, the most famous memorial dedicated to Franz Kafka is a mechanical ROTATING STATUE depicting his head, the work of sculptor DAVID ČERNÝ.
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Another important place in the cultural life of the time was CAFE LOUVRE, which has retained much of its original atmosphere to this day. We will stay a little longer at this stop. During a short sitting in the café, we'll have a drink before the finale of our tour. The price of your drink is already included in the tour price.
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Kafka's Prague Small Group Tour
$34.52
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
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