Fell upon this place whilst researching things to do in Prague. 1) it’s free 2) it’s super interesting & learnt about the Czech resistance movement against the nazis that I didn’t know before. It’s really well explained & you can visit the crypt.

A very humbling experience. These heroes of the Czechoslovakian people died here. They fought a cruel invader and in the end provided hope to there people.

While pausing nearby in front of a “Stumbling Stone” plaque honoring one of the Holocaust victims, we were stopped by a local resident who asked if we had seen the memorial museum in St. Cyril and St. Methodius Cathedral just down the block. We had...More

For the visitor to Prague this site is about the people who carried out Operation Anthropoid. (the assassination of Reinhardt Heydrich) There is a small museum to the Czech Resistance and the operation. The crypt is where the paratroopers hid and eventually died. All very...More

Those guys were heroes. This is a sombre must for anyone that wants to understand the Czech war fighters in WW2

At first we read the memorial was closed on Sunday, but we walked by anyway. To our surprise it was open. I was so pleased to see it was open and free. It is a wonderful tribute to those who gave their lives in the...More

In a part of the crypt of the church, there is a memorial and small (free) museum to the Anthropoid soldiers who were killed here after assassinating Reinhard Heydrich. The sombre atmosphere of the crypt is perfect and it is a place all visitors to...More