Look up as you walk along Husova street in the Old Town and you’ll spot Sigmund Freud dangling one-handed from a beam high above the cobblestones — David Černý’s 1996 sculpture Zavěšený muž is so lifelike it has fooled passersby into calling for rescue. It’s a wry statement on 20th-century intellectualism from Prague’s most provocative sculptor. Tip: it’s easy to miss — stand near the corner of Husova and Skořepka and look straight up.
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Husova street, Old Town · public sculpture · always viewable, free