Church of St. Vitus

The Church of St. Vitt in the Czech Republic is an important late Gothic building and a monument to Czech national culture. The current building dates back to 1407-1438, and the last major stage was the neo-Gothic reconstruction of the 19th century, with the original Baroque Onion Dome being demolished and replaced by the current neo-Gothic tower.

The Church of St. Vitt in Krumlov, Czech Republic, is an important late Gothic building. In 1995, it was declared a monument to Czech national culture. The first church built in its current location was built in 1309. The current building dates back to 1407-1438, and the last major stage was the neo-Gothic reconstruction of the 19th century, with the original Baroque Onion Dome being demolished and replaced by the current neo-Gothic tower.

The Church of St. Vitt is a landmark in the Old Town, the oldest and largest church in the area. This Gothic-style mixed baroque church stands on the banks of the Voltava River and is spectacular. There are 15th-century frescoes in the church worth seeing.

Very elegant church, he is the oldest and largest church in the town, located by the Voltava River, is the leader in the beautiful scenery of the town, and is also an important component of the United Nations historical and cultural heritage.

The well-deserved religious center in the castle complex, the majestic shape, the colorful stained glass, the solemn effect of sunlight shining through the glass, it is worth the experience!

The most famous attraction of Prague Castle, magnificent and towering, especially the stained glass inside the church, very distinctive, and very luxurious in that era.