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Kafka Prague: An Armchair Traveller's Guide by Klaus Wagenbach

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Prologue:

Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey through the enigmatic city of Prague, as seen through the eyes of its most renowned literary icon, Franz Kafka. Klaus Wagenbach's "Kafka Prague: An Armchair Traveller's Guide" invites you to immerse yourself in the labyrinthine streets, shadowy corners, and haunting atmosphere that shaped Kafka's unique literary vision.

Kafka's Prague (Armchair Traveller)

by Klaus Wagenbach

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
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Print length	:	160 pages

Chapter 1: Kafka's Birthplace and Childhood Home

Begin your armchair pilgrimage at the heart of Kafka's early life: his birthplace at Golden Lane 27. This quaint alleyway within Prague Castle evokes a tangible sense of the writer's humble origins. From here, delve into the rooms of his childhood home at Maiselova 18, where the seeds of his enigmatic imagination were first sown.

Franz Kafka's Birthplace In Golden Lane Kafka S Prague (Armchair Traveller) Klaus Wagenbach

Chapter 2: The Old Town and Kafka's Literary Haunts

Trek through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, where Kafka spent countless hours contemplating life and crafting his literary masterpieces. Visit the Gothic Charles Bridge, a symbol of Prague's enduring spirit, and the Old Town Square, where the imposing Astronomical Clock still marks the passage of time.

The Old Town Square, A Vibrant Hub Of Kafka's Time Kafka S Prague (Armchair Traveller) Klaus Wagenbach — Kafka frequently strolled through the Old Town's evocative streets.

Chapter 3: The Jewish Quarter and Kafka's Ancestry

Explore the atmospheric Jewish Quarter, once home to Kafka's ancestors. Walk along the narrow alleys of Pinkas Synagogue, now a poignant memorial to the Holocaust victims. Discover the Old Jewish Cemetery, where Kafka is buried alongside notable figures from Prague's rich past.

The Jewish Quarter, A Poignant Reminder Of Kafka's Heritage Kafka S Prague (Armchair Traveller) Klaus Wagenbach

Chapter 4: Kafka's Late Homes and Writing Sanctuaries

Follow Kafka's footsteps to his later homes in the New Town. Visit the imposing Golden Angel House, where he wrote his seminal work "The Trial." Explore the quieter Bílkova House, where he sought solace during his final years. Step inside Kafka's writing studio at Golden Lane 5, a room where his literary genius flourished.

The Golden Angel House, Where Kafka Wrote Kafka S Prague (Armchair Traveller) Klaus Wagenbach — Kafka's late homes provide a glimpse into his creative process.

Chapter 5: Kafka's Legacy and Modern Prague

Conclude your armchair journey with an exploration of Kafka's lasting impact on Prague. Visit the Franz Kafka Museum, showcasing his life and work. Explore the Kafkaesque Corners, a series of sculptures that playfully evoke his literary characters. Finally, pay homage to the Kafka Memorial, a poignant tribute to the city's most enigmatic son.

The Kafka Memorial, A Poignant Tribute To His Legacy Kafka S Prague (Armchair Traveller) Klaus Wagenbach

Epilogue:

As you emerge from your literary pilgrimage, you will have not only traversed the physical landscapes of Kafka's Prague but also delved into the depths of his literary genius. Klaus Wagenbach's "Kafka Prague: An Armchair Traveller's Guide" is more than just a guidebook; it is a captivating journey into the heart and mind of one of literature's most enigmatic figures.

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Kafka's Prague (Armchair Traveller)

by Klaus Wagenbach

5 out of 5