Posted 1 year ago by 
isaac in response to 
forestgump's question:
isaac in response to forestgump's question: I really want to visit the Kafka birthplace, do you know where it is?(give a different answer) .
The place where he was born is now turned into a museum (not so great in fact) where you can see photos and traditional things of Jewish life in Prague. A small gift shop specializes in Kafka-related memorabilia. The address is Radnice street no. 5.It might be interesting to see all this only if you are a Kafka fan, it will bore you otherwise.
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