Part of the Prague Castle complex, St.

Vitus Cathedral is best

known as the home of the Bohemian Coronation Jewels, as well
as the tomb of the Czech people’s most revered saint, St.
Wenceslas. The Cathedral has a long history, dating back the
year 925, when Prince Wenceslas built a chapel on the site.

For most travelers, the focal point of a visit to the Czech

Republic is Prague Castle. In the city’s Hradcany neighborhood
and dating from the late 10th century, Prague Castle has been
central to Eastern European history for centuries and once
housed Holy Roman Emperors, the Habsburgs, Bohemian kings.

Part of the Prague Castle complex,

St. Vitus Cathedral is best known as
the home of the Bohemian Coronation
Jewels, as well as the tomb of the
Czech people’s most revered saint,
St. Wenceslas. The Cathedral has a
long history, dating back the year 925,
when Prince Wenceslas built a chapel on the site.
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Anthem: Where is my home