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Prague: The Musical City
By: Adam Harkus
Narrated by: Alasdair Campbell
Length: 1 hr and 12 mins

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Summary

Discover the true heart of Prague: The Musical City on a unique, revealing journey, exploring the secrets and taboo of the majestic capital of Bohemia and the Czech Republic, where music and the arts thrive despite years of oppression.

“It’s dark but glittering, ugly but beautiful, welcoming but secretive, free but imprisoned. Prague is all the contradictions, just like the beauty of life and love itself”.

Adam Harkus’ passion for travelling took him to the world's most fascinating locations, from the sandy beaches of Goa to the ancient splendor of Prague. His books detail not only local culture and history but also Adam's personal experiences - sometimes funny, sometimes harrowing, which you won't find in standard travel guides.