For more than 600 years, the roofs of Prague Castle have been overlooked
by the towers of St Vitus Cathedral.
The cathedral, whose original name is St Vitus, St Wenceslas and St Adalbert Cathedral,
is the biggest and the most important church in the Czech Republic.
It’s the seat of the Archbishop of Prague and the place where saints,
kings, princes and emperors of Bohemia are buried.
The coronations of the kings of Bohemia were held there until 1836.
It’s one of the best examples of Gothic architecture.