Saint Vitus Church

Saint Vitus Church is a historic church located in Prague, Czech Republic, renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and as a symbol of the city’s cultural and religious heritage. Constructed over several centuries, it features intricate stained glass windows, impressive sculptures, and the tomb of Saint Vitus, the patron saint of the Czech lands. The church also houses the Czech Crown Jewels and the tomb of numerous Bohemian kings. It is a major pilgrimage site and a focal point of Prague’s historic Old Town, attracting visitors for its artistic beauty, spiritual significance, and historical importance.