National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror

What a moving and informative exhibit. Free to enter, the feeling inside is a somber one for good reason. Detailed information displays and walking inside the crypt really takes you back to the events that occurred here. Must visit for history and WW2 buffs.

Sure, the memorial could be a bit more modern and informative in other ways than just long texts on the walls, but it's still an extraordinary place. The admission is free, you can get to know the story well if you're willing to read through it, and visiting the crypt where the parachutists had been hiding and fighting is a special experience.

The National Memorial to the Heroes and I was blown away by the experience. The memorial is a beautiful and moving tribute to the heroes who have sacrificed their lives for our country. Not only is the memorial visually stunning, but it's also extremely informative. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated and provides a comprehensive look at the history and significance of each hero. What's even better is that admission to the memorial is free, making it accessible to everyone. I highly recommend taking the time to visit this powerful and inspiring memorial.

A very moving tribute to the 7 men who lost their lives trying to help change the German infiltration. The church was the haven for the men and you can see where they tried to hide them and learn about the disturbing consequences of protecting them. It's a free museum and worth a visit to here something about the history of the area.

It was a visceral, telling museum and memorial. It should be visited by everyone coming to Prague. Far too few tourists understand what Czechia went through during the war and what it lost.

A very interesting exhibit outlining the history of the Czech Republic both prior and during World War 2. The site is the final stand for Operation Antropoide, with a monument to the men involved. Amazing to explore cript and read about the operation.

I highly recommend this memorial to anyone who is interested in history. The crypt is a particularly sobering experience, especially for those already familiar with Operation Anthropoid. Be prepared to remove your hat if you are wearing one and speak in a whisper. Nearly all of the signs include English as well as Czech, and there are free pamphlets in both languages. I have also included a few pictures from Ss. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, directly above the crypt. I would highly recommend seeing the Cathedral as part of your visit to this memorial.

An absolutely fantastic experience. More moving than any of the other big museums we visited. There is a unique story behind this location and it is well told through the displays and they also offer free literature and postcards. You could spend between 20 minutes and 1 hour here. Everything is contained to 2 small rooms so unlike other tourist attractions there is not a lot of walking required to enjoy the exhibit. Thank you to the staff who were very friendly and welcoming during our visit.