St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle

St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle took over 600 years to build, showcasing various architectural styles from different eras, including Gothic and Renaissance. The grandeur of the cathedral is so immense that my camera couldn't capture it all. Surrounding the cathedral are gargoyles serving as water spouts, similar to other Gothic churches I've seen, such as Milan's Duomo or St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. Inside, the cathedral is breathtakingly magnificent. Highlights include the Rose Window, stained glass paintings by Alfons Mucha, the tomb of St. John of Nepomuk, and the burial sites of several Bohemian kings, including Emperor Charles IV, King Wenceslas IV, and Emperor Rudolf II.