The guide takes the reader on a mysterious path through old Prague not only to the past, but above all to places where the appearance of certain apparitions, demons, ghosts or other similar ghosts has been recorded throughout history. Whether it's the world-famous Golem protecting the safety of the Jewish ghetto, a headless Swede robbing monumental Prague churches, Faust, who signed himself to the devil, walled-up nuns, water men in love, fiery men, living skeletons or simple sinners who were not allowed to rest after death - those they all create the image of a majestic city full of ghosts and dark shadows. A collection of rumours, stories, folk tales and narratives about the origin, occurrence and character of the most famous and lesser known ghosts of Prague reflects the city as a mirror of historical twists and turns, a theater of intertwining epochs and centuries. And so the book can serve not only as a detailed guide to the city and its past, not only as a source of ideas for dozens of family trips, but also as inspiration for the reader's imagination, detailing the face of Prague with one of its most interesting and at the same time funniest locations.