Franz Kafka Monument
Prague
Atmospheric literary museum about Franz Kafka in Malá Strana — manuscripts, photos, and immersive installations.
The Franz Kafka Museum in Malá Strana is dedicated to the life and work of the German-speaking Prague writer Franz Kafka (1883–1924). Originally conceived for the exhibition "La città di K. Franz Kafka e Praga", the museum explores Kafka's ambivalent relationship with his home city through manuscripts, letters, photographs, and immersive spatial installations. Rather than a chronological overview, it immerses visitors in Kafka's inner world. Outside the entrance stands the famous sculpture of two urinating figures by artist David Černý.
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