St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague

St. Vitus Cathedral is an awe-inspiring masterpiece that dominates the Prague Castle complex. Its soaring Gothic spires and intricate facade are visible from many points across the city. Stepping inside, the scale of the cathedral is truly breathtaking, with immense arched ceilings. The sunlight filtering through the stunning stained-glass windows creates a magical, colorful light inside. I was particularly captivated by the window designed by the artist Alfons Mucha. The cathedral is the final resting place for many Bohemian kings and holy Roman emperors. You can also see the beautifully ornate St. Wenceslas Chapel, a room decorated with precious stones. The atmosphere is one of profound history and quiet reverence, despite the number of visitors. A walk around the exterior allows you to appreciate the flying buttresses and detailed stonework. It is not just a landmark but the spiritual and historical heart of the Czech nation. No visit to Prague is complete without spending significant time in this magnificent building.