You can probably see these better in original.
The iconic, ornate iron gates at St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague,
particularly those securing the St. Wenceslas Chapel and other,
smaller treasury areas, are intricate examples of historical metalwork.
They are part of the vast, UNESCO-listed Prague Castle complex.
These gates are often observed as part of the cathedral's rich, Gothic architectural detailing.
They were very detailed and looked like they told a story.