Tiny painted houses inside the castle walls.
Built into the castle fortifications in the 16th century for guards and goldsmiths, the lane's miniature houses later drew writers — Kafka wrote in his sister's blue house at No. 22 through the winter of 1916.
Crooked chimneys, doll-scale doorways in ochre and blue — it's the most storybook corner of Prague, and at opening time you can have the whole tale to yourselves.

We enter at the first minute of opening for ten empty-lane minutes: the proposal by the blue house, portraits down the row, done before the first tour group turns the corner. Precision, and worth it.
€179
A short, precisely timed strike — its exact design.
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