Monument · Czechia · Bohemia

John Lennon Wall

A wall covered in graffiti, lyrics and messages of peace in the Lesser Town.

Free to enter about 20 min

For storytellers

Why John Lennon Wall matters

This ever-changing wall started as a tribute to the Beatles musician and grew into a symbol of free expression. Layers of paint, lyrics and slogans are renewed constantly, so no two visits are the same. It is tiny but colourful, and it sits in a charming little square near the river.

Talking points

  • The artwork is repainted by visitors and locals again and again.
  • It became a symbol of peaceful protest during communist times.
  • It sits steps from the Vltava and Charles Bridge.

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