Franz Kafka statue in Prague, featuring a headless figure carrying Kafka, part of the 2.5-hour tour.
Old Town Square with Church of Our Lady before Týn in Prague, part of the Franz Kafka Prague Tour.
Franz Kafka relief sculpture on a wall in Prague's Old Town.
Old Town Square with Prague's Astronomical Clock Tower and St. Nicholas Church, Franz Kafka Prague Tour.
Tourists exploring Old Town Square in Prague during the Franz Kafka tour.

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2.5-Hour Franz Kafka Tour in Prague

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Duration

2.5 hours

Free cancellation
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience

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Franz Kafka's amazing legacy can be found throughout the streets and squares of Prague. Join this guided tour to see Prague's Kafkaesque style.

Get a glimpse of the life of Franz Kafka and his relationship with his birthplace, Prague.

Follow an expert local guide and visit sites that inspired Kafka's writing.

Set foot in a café that Franz Kafka used to frequent.

Check out some of the apartments that Franz Kafka's family lived in.

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Your guide will be waiting for you in front of the tour office - Get Prague Guide.

Once you meet them, start your stroll through the sites that have a historical connection to Franz Kafka. As one of the city's most notable literary figures, Kafka has spent most of his time here writing masterpieces such as "Metamorphosis," "The Trial," and "The Castle." Follow your guide to some of the apartments where the Kafka family lived, as well as the school and university that Franz Kafka went to. See the house where Kafka first met his wife, Felice Bauer, then catch glimpses of some of the salons and synagogues that inspired his writing. All through the journey, you'll discover glimpses of Prague's history, especially the fate of its Jewish community. You'll also see how this multicultural history shaped the city's relationship with art and literature.

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Important information

  • Make sure to wear comfortable footwear as there is plenty of walking involved.

Timings

  • Tuesdays, Thursday, Saturday: 1:30pm to 4pm

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