• From prehistoric man and the Přemyslids to the Communist era and the Velvet Revolution

• The Faust House, the Hunger Wall, the British sewers, and the Alchemists‘ tower
 
• The Prague Bambino, a one-armed photographer, the headless knight, and John Lennon‘s Wall

• Recommended for visitors to Prague wishing to discover something a little different, as well as for those inhabitants who perhaps thought they already knew the city


Featured Reviews:

Karen Nieslon:
Your book "Only in Prague" seems to be perfect. Not the common guide. Very interesting. In comparison with the DuMont guide I believe yours is the winner. Congratulations.

Download: Hidden Europe magazine (Issue 26, May-June 2009)
In a world where places seem to become ever more similar, it was an absolute joy to stumble on the "Only in..." series of guidebooks written by Duncan J. D. Smith. Each guide identifies 84 distinctive sights within a particular city. His approach to places and history appeals to us a lot. The ‘Only in...‘ series is a refreshing antidote to the prevailing tide of uniformity favoured by too many travel guides.

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