This place was beautiful and luckily not packed with big groups when we went so we got to read the displays and take photos.

Very moving simple church, with a respectful museum which is free (but please donate). You can go in the crypt, which was smaller than I remembered in the first 'Daybreak' film (though I was smaller then!). No doubt will be mobbed when 'Anthropoid' becomes big. Puts all life's trouble in perspective when you see how these chaps fought and died... More 

If you are interested in WW2 this is a must see place, what went on here was unbelievable and it is a very moving experience, also one of the very few places that is free.

Having an interest in history and vaguely remember seening a film about the assassination of Heydrich by British trained Czech army volunteers, a visit was well in order. The Shrine to the assassins s in the Crypt, where they took their lives, rather than being captured. There are Busts of the heroes and a brief description of the siege. On... More 

Had never heard of Operation Anthropoid, but the display explained things perfectly. Mostly pictures and a lot of reading, but incredibly informative. There are no signs to this church at all and we actually went to the church across the street, but then saw the open door and a small sign for this museum; hopefully there will be better signage... More 

On my second visit to Prague with my parents in tow, they told me about their plans to visit this place and I'm so glad they did, as I would consider this essential as part of the history and fabric of Prague. Knowing that the actions of these men helped stop a greater massacre of the Slovak people as part... More 

This is an incredible place with an incredible story of the assasination of Heydrich by Czech paratroopers. Its a story that you will want to hear and its both mioving and surreal. It was though provoking and mesmerizing at times for me. I found it a strangely compelling experience and not one I would forget. it has a wonderful crypt... More