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The Hochschule für bildende Künste in Hamburg is one of the film academies associated with the Cinema of Germany. An early example of German artistic cinema, the 1913 Edgar Allan Poe adaptation 'The Student of...', was set in which European capital, now known for its historic old town and Charles Bridge?
Prague is the answer. 'The Student of Prague' (1913), co-directed by Paul Wegener and Stellan Rye, was a landmark of early German artistic cinema and is often cited as one of the first true German art films.