My TIP

The cathedral is definitely worth a visit. The amazing experience of the visit will be enhanced by the cathedral's stained glass windows, particularly the Mucha window, are a highlight, casting colorful light on the intricate interior.

Don't miss the Chapel of St. Wenceslaus, adorned with precious stones and paintings depicting the saint's life.

Explore St. Vitus Cathedral

located in Prague, Czech Republic, is a stunning Gothic masterpiece and the largest church in the country.

Originally founded in 930, it went through various reconstructions before the current cathedral was built in 1344. With its intricate architecture, including Parler's vaults and unique sculptures, the cathedral is a must-see for visitors exploring Prague Castle. This iconic cathedral is not just a religious site but also a symbol of Czech history and architectural brilliance.

Moreover, the cathedral's role in Czech history extends beyond its walls and into the history. As the coronation site of Czech kings and queens, St. Vitus Cathedral has been a pivotal location for the country's monarchy. The cathedral also houses the Czech Crown Jewels, used in the coronation of Czech kings, which are kept in a hidden room within the cathedral. This adds a layer of mystique and grandeur to the already imposing structure.

The Great South Tower of the cathedral offers visitors the opportunity to climb its 286 steps for a panoramic view of Prague, providing a unique perspective on the city's sprawling landscape.