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The Lennon Wall in daylight, covered in colourful graffiti and painted messages along a cobbled lane.
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Lennon Wall

The Lennon Wall is a graffiti-covered wall on Grand Priory Square in Prague's Lesser Town, opposite the French Embassy. After John Lennon's murder in 1980 an unknown artist painted his portrait here, and the wall became a place for messages against the communist government. It belongs to the Order of Malta, which limited painting to certain sections in 2019.

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