Kafka Museum
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Alba Casillas
"The exhibition features copies of manuscripts as well as photographs and personal documents, but no originals. All texts are in English, some - mainly quotations - also in Czech and German. The impression therefore is that the museum is made mainly for foreign tourists rather than people from the Czech Republic.
The museum features strange and absurd design elements that are inspired by Franz Kafka's unusual ideas. The space is dark and has special elements such as a long, red-lit staircase and mysterious sound effects. Outside the museum is an exhibit called Piss, a bronze fountain of two men urinating into a lake shaped like the Czech Republic."
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Zachary Rivera
"The Kafka Museum is a deep dive into the life and work of one of Prague's most enigmatic literary figures, Franz Kafka. The museum is a labyrinth of symbolism and introspection, much like Kafka's own works. With an array of Kafka's first-edition books, letters, diaries, and drawings, the museum offers a glimpse into the complex mind of this literary genius. It's a must-visit for literature enthusiasts and anyone interested in understanding the man behind the myth."
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"Two Peeing Guys in Front of Franz Kafka Museum in Prague, they are standing in a puddle of wee the shape of the Chez Republic and the wee spells out sayings from famous residents of the capital. - It’s even possible to send an SMS and have our friends spell out your own personal message through the medium of urine."
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