The building:
The museum is located in the neighbourhood of the eastern wing of the colonnade, approximately 100 metres from the main road Prague- Kladno. In its close neighbourhood there spreads the reverent area and the Rose Garden. (The Lidice Gallery is placed in the middle of the new Lidice, in the distance of approximately 500 metres from the museum). The museum was built in 1962 according to a project of an architect František Marek.

In 2005 a major reconstruction and extension of the whole property started. A year later on the occasion of reverent act held on the 64th anniversary of Lidice village extermination by German Nazis the newly reconstructed museum with its new multimedia audiovisual exposition called "And Those Innocent Were Guilty..." was opened. The exposition informs the visitors about the life and destiny of the village inhabitants, about its destruction and renewal on the background of the key events that occurred at that time.

The hall IN MEMORIAM
is an area built up underneath the terrace of the two-wing steps usually used for thematic exhibitions, for example about towns and villages that were affected similarly as Lidice.

• The opening hours and entrance fees: (here)
• Multi-medial exposition (here)
• Orientation map of the Lidice Memorial (here)
• Exhibitions and cultural events (here)
• Central Registry of Collections (here)