Franz Kafka

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  Ha studiato qui

  Carolinum

  The medieval university headquarters became a battleground over who controlled learning in Bohemia. The 1409 Kutná Hora Decree gave the Czech university nation dominant voting power, prompting many foreign masters and students to leave Prague and helping transform the university into a centre of Hussite politics.

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  Former German Boys' Elementary School

  He completed his first four school years at the German elementary school here.

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  Luogo commemorativo

  Franz Kafka Museum

  The museum is best known for its dedication to the life and works of Franz Kafka.

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  House at the Golden Pike

  Kafka rented accommodation in the House at the Golden Pike from March 1915 to February 1917.

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  House at the Minute

  He spent much of his childhood here with his parents and sisters between 1889 and 1896.

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  House at the Three Kings

  He lived here through adolescence and his university years, from 1896 until 1907.

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  House at the White Unicorn and Berta Fanta’s Salon

  Kafka attended philosophical and literary discussions held in Berta Fanta’s salon.

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  Creato qui

  Hunger Wall

  The Hunger Wall inspired his story “The Great Wall of China.”

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  Kafka House

  Kafka was born on this site and spent the first two years of his life here.

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  Kafka's Bílkova Street Apartment

  Kafka stayed in his sister Valli's apartment here in August 1914 and again in February and March 1915.

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  Ha studiato qui

  Klementinum

  He attended German University lectures in the Klementinum during his studies from 1901 to 1906.

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  Luogo di sepoltura

  New Jewish Cemetery

  The New Jewish Cemetery is known for being a cultural monument established to address space issues at the Old Jewish Cemetery.

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  Oppelt House

  This was his parents' final Prague apartment and his intermittent home from 1913 until 1924.

• Luogo commemorativo

  Rotating Head of Franz Kafka

  Kafka’s face is continually fragmented and reconstructed by the sculpture’s rotating steel tiers.

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  Schönborn Palace

  Kafka rented an apartment in the palace from March to September 1917.

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  Site of the House at the Ship

  He wrote “The Judgment” and “The Metamorphosis” in the family apartment that formerly stood here.

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  Sixt House

  Kafka lived here with his family during his early childhood, principally in 1888–1889.

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  W Prague, Former Hotel Erzherzog Stefan

  He publicly read “The Judgment” here on December 4, 1912.

• Creato qui

  Workers’ Accident Insurance Institute

  Kafka worked here from 1908 to 1922 and authored technical reports and accident-prevention documents for the institute.