A Landmark of Historical Significance: St. Vitus Cathedral

St. Vitus Cathedral is not only the largest church in Prague but also the burial site of Czech kings and a symbol of Czech history.

Founded in 1344 by Charles IV, it took nearly 600 years to complete. The cathedral showcases a mix of architectural styles, primarily Gothic, featuring impressive stained glass windows and a soaring spire that reaches 96 meters. Its cultural importance includes housing the Crown Jewels of the Czech Republic and serving as a site for royal ceremonies.

Must-See Wonders

🕍 Breathtaking Stained Glass: Marvel at the intricate designs created by famous artists such as Alfonse Mucha.
👑 Czech Crown Jewels: View these historic treasures housed within the cathedral.
⚔️ Royal Tombs: Discover the burial places of Bohemian kings and notable figures.

Visitors can access the cathedral for a small fee, making it a great spot for tourists, families, and those interested in history.