Wednesday, 7 October 2026

Rose window of the west façade of St Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle, built in the 19th century

Film photograph looking up at the two spires and large round rose window of a Gothic cathedral façade against a blue sky.

The ten-metre rose window on the west façade of St Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle, where the kings of Bohemia lie buried. This part of the principal cathedral of the Czech lands was built in the 19th century; the oldest part of the building dates from 1344

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