“Prague is the equal of Paris in terms of beauty. Its history goes back a millennium. And the beer? The best in Europe.” – Lonely Planet
This building is called “At the Minute” and it is few steps away from the Old Town Complex in Prague. It is typical Czech Renaissance architecture and the facade depicts biblical and mythological scenes. The writer, Franz Kafka, lived in this house with his family from 1889 to 1896.
The name “At the Minute” means “at the diminutive”, because of the little pieces of tobacco that used to be sold here. – prague-guide.co.uk
Wow! Very impressive. And the windows too! Thank you!
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Thanks for the comment Ludwig!
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Great memories. I visited Prague before the fall of Communism in the mid-“80s. What a trip!
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That was a long time, maybe so much has changed!
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Fabulous building, Teresa 🙂 🙂
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Thanks, it is!
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I have pics of this building too! Great memories!
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Did you love Prague too? That is one of my faves!
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Absolutely!
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unique and beautiful. such a favorite city!
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I dunno why, but I really love Prague, too!
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I love and miss Prague… Same with London but better not to travel too far these days- 🌸
VVN
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I know, is situations in your part of the world getting worse?
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Oh, isn’t that splendid!
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Yes, sure is! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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