St. Vitus Cathedral (Prague)

St. Vitus Cathedral is a stunning Gothic church located within Prague Castle in the Czech Republic. Construction began in 1344 and was completed in the early 20th century. It is renowned for its impressive stained glass windows, elaborate architectural details, and the tombs of Czech kings and important figures. The cathedral serves as the spiritual center of the country and is a symbol of Czech history and culture. Visitors admire its breathtaking spires, the Golden Gate, and the beautiful interior, making it one of Prague's most significant landmarks.