Prague's most representative royal church in the Prague Castle, there is a magnificent Royal Cathedral, it can be said that in all corners of Prague can see its high standing, it It is the St. Vitus Cathedral. The St. Vitus Cathedral is typical of Gothic architecture, especially from its various spires. But in fact, a careful observation of the church will reveal that the style of the church seen from different angles is somewhat different. It is like the stitching of several churches to complete the building. That was because the construction of the St. Vitus Cathedral was finally established after the creation of different architects for centuries. The top of the church has a Renaissance-style big clock. This clock tower is the most beautiful place overlooking the city of Prague. Be sure to board it and have a look. Even if you want to climb 287 stairs, there is no elevator to rely on the full force, it is quite worth it! The interior of the church is also very shocking, with a very grand lobby and a high dome. Beautifully decorated pattern. There are actually many tombs of the Bohemian kings inside the church, which are located under some gods. It is the largest and most important royal church in the Czech Republic. Moreover, it is also the place where the emperors held the coronation ceremony. It has the reputation of "the treasure of architecture", so the church also houses the pure gold crown, gold ball and token of King Charles IV, and the ceiling is also painted. The symbolic badge of the royal family, at first glance, looks a bit like the emblem of some football teams.