Part of Prague Castle, St Vitus' cathedral is the largest cathedral in the Czech Republic. Apart from divine services the coronation of Czech kings and queens also took place here. An important part of the cathedral is the Wenceslas Chapel, which lies above the grave of St Wenceslas. The interior of the chapel is decorated with gemstones and precious painting and a door leads to the crown chamber, where the Czech crown jewels are kept.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
St Vitus' Cathedral, Prague (Postcrossing)
Part of Prague Castle, St Vitus' cathedral is the largest cathedral in the Czech Republic. Apart from divine services the coronation of Czech kings and queens also took place here. An important part of the cathedral is the Wenceslas Chapel, which lies above the grave of St Wenceslas. The interior of the chapel is decorated with gemstones and precious painting and a door leads to the crown chamber, where the Czech crown jewels are kept.
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