Planning a Tour
Apart from the insight into the history, NKP Ležáky offers leisure activities, exhibitions and also projections of historical films and documents.
If you are interested in historical events of 1942 and the life stories of the people who lived here at that time, we recommend that you should view the permanent exhibition at the museum and take a walk about the memorial site, i.e. the place of the former hamlet. Here you'll find several stops, such as graves-houses, the book of the victims and a granite monument. The museum offers you a look into the history of Ležáky through photographs, an experience of the tragedy of the hamlet and the listening to the evidence of witnesses as recorded in a documentary.
There is in the vicinity of the museum an exhibition hall called Mini Gallery that hosts short-term, primarily historically themed exhibitions. Admission free.
You can use services of our trained guides (if ordered) or download for free an audio guide for smartphones (iOS, Android).
Visitor routes along with the estimated duration are given bellow.
We recommend the organized group that they should order the tour in advance.
Route for individuals and groups of up to 20 people (1.5 hours)
Museum - the memorial site without a guide - Mini Gallery
Tour of the permanent exhibition of the museum
Viewing a film on the history of Ležáky
Unguided tour of the memorial site (an audio guide is available for download to your smartphone)
Transfer from the memorial site to the Mini Gallery
Tour of the short-term exhibition in the Mini Gallery
The tour can start either at the museum or on the memorial site.
It is not necessary to book a Tour!
Route for organized groups of over 20 people and school groups (2 hours)
Museum - the memorial site with a guide - Mini Gallery
Tour of the permanent exhibition of the museum
Viewing a film on the history of Ležáky
Guided tour of the memorial site
Transfer from the memorial site to the Mini Gallery
Tour of the short-term exhibition in the Mini Gallery
The tour can start either at the museum or on the memorial site.
The tour must be booked!
