DAY 1
Prague Franz Kafka city walking tour
click on: Franz Kafka was Prague and Prague was Franz Kafka"

Sirem
click on: Village where Franz Kafka lived and wrote, it was his inspiration of "The Castle"
Zatec
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Litomerice
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8 hour round trip

DAY 2
Litomerice
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Terezin
click on: Terezin
by the boat to Horni Pocaply, nearby Melnik
click on: Melnik
Zelizy and Libechov
click on: Franz Kafka and Libechov and Zelizy
overnight in Libechov, or Melnik
8 hour round trip

DAY 3
Prague New Jewish Cemetery
Franz Kafka and Trest
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on the way back the visit of the Jewish Cemetery in Humpolec
back to Prague
8 hour round trip

DAY 1
Franz Kafka city tour in Prague
Prague is Kafka´s native city. He was born here in 1883. He spent almost all his life here, here he was laid to rest. Prague with its specific preconditions, Prague with its history and fast-going transformations at the beginning of the 20th century marked his soul, destiny and work.

Sirem
We can show you the village where Franz Kafka spent eight months of his life, the place that inspired him to write “The Castle“, and where he authored his “Aphorisms“and “Diaries“ as well as several other works.

Zatec
It is possible to make a short stop in the town that has got the 700 years tradition of brewing. The movies "Yentl", "Les Miserables", "Oliver Twist", "Kolja", "Edith Piaf", "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" and "The Scarlet Pimpernel" were made in the historical center.

Litomerice
Nice historical town to stay over the night.

DAY 2
Terezin concentration camp
The relatives of Franz Kafka were send to the concentration camp Terezin during WWII. Only the daughters of his sister Ottla survived, because of their Czech father. The uncle Siegfried Lowy comitted suicide the day of the transport.

Melnik town and chateau
It si a nice, relaxing stop after the visit of Terezin, it is possible to visit the chateau and its cellars for wine-tasting.

Zelizy and Libechovice
Two small places Franz Kafka visited. In Zelizy he wrote "The Letter to Father" he never send to him. It is possible to see in the forest, after 50 metres of climbing, so called the Devils´ heads, cut off the sandstone rock by the sculptor Vaclav Levy in the 19th century.
In Libechovice is possible to follow the restored old historical Cross Stations to get by the Chappel of All the Saints, Franz Kafka used to sit by to see the view of the beautiful countryside. There is a nice place to stay overnight, we recommend.
DAY 3
Coming to Prague by the vehicle, it is the good opportunity to stop in Prague New Jewish Cemetery, where is burried Franz Kafka with his parents, actually there is also possible to see the little memorial reminding Max Brod and to find the grave of his uncle Siegfried Lowy.
Franz Kafka and Trest
In the town Trest Franz Kafka spend several summer holidays during his stay at his uncle Siegfried Lowy, that inspired him to write the novel "The Country Doctor" published during his life.
On the way back to Prague it is possible to visit the Jewish Cemetery in Humpolec, where is buried the grandmother of Franz Kafka and also the garndparents of the composer Gustav Mahler.
back to Prague