St. Vitus Cathedral, the spiritual heart of the Czech Republic within Prague Castle, is a monumental Gothic masterpiece begun in 1344 and completed centuries later, serving as the coronation site and burial place for Bohemian royalty, famous for its soaring vaults, stunning stained-glass windows by Mucha and others, and rich history intertwined with Czech rulers like Charles IV and Good King Wenceslas
We lit candles and enjoyed the peace of this cathedral.
