Attraction: St. Vitus Cathedral

Saints Vitus, Wenceslaus and Adalbert Metropolitan Cathedral is Prague’s Roman Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral, the archbishop’s seat of Prague. The cathedral was devoted to Saint Vitus until 1997 and is still frequently referred to only as the Cathedral of Saint Vitus.

And aside from religious services, the Czech crowns of kings and queens were also placed on their heads here. It is a royal, noble, stately, and possibly a mausolecular residence where numerous rulers, lords, aristocrats, and even high-ranking archbishops can be found.