Occupation and resistance
Walk through the places where Nazi occupation, Czech resistance, the Prague Uprising and Operation Anthropoid became part of the city’s history.
Overview
This focused WWII route combines a clear historical introduction with locations connected to Nazi occupation, the Gestapo, the Prague Uprising and the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. The final section reaches the National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror and the crypt associated with the resistance members’ last stand.
What you will understand
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Route atmosphere
A WWII walk about Nazi occupation, Czech resistance, the Prague Uprising and Operation Anthropoid.
Route as a story
A WWII walk about Nazi occupation, Czech resistance, the Prague Uprising and Operation Anthropoid.
Old Town Square and the wartime city centre.
Celetna and Republic Square on the route toward modern-history sites.
Politickych veznu Street and the former Gestapo headquarters at Petschek Palace.
Wenceslas Square and Czech Radio, including places of heavy fighting during the Prague Uprising.
Karlovo namesti area and the National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror.
Practical info
Before the walk
Practical info
FAQ
The documented route depends on the Heydrich memorial, which is closed on Mondays.
The source material leaves that decision to parents. The tour covers occupation, assassination, combat and death, so families should judge suitability for younger participants.
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