St. Vitus Cathedral crowns Prague Castle and serves as the seat of the Prague archbishops. Construction began in 1344 and the Gothic building was only completed in the early 20th century. The cathedral houses the Bohemian crown jewels, royal tombs, and stained-glass windows by Alfons Mucha.
Pražský hrad - III. nádvoří, 119 00 Praha 1
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The Castle Guard and Police Music ensemble performs at St. Vitus Cathedral with works by Václav Nelhýbel and Biblical Songs to celebrate St. Wenceslas Day.
The fifteenth international organ festival at St. Vitus Cathedral features world-class organists and the debut of the cathedral's new organ, with ten concert evenings from June 30 to September 1.