St. Vitus Cathedral Audio Guide
Explore St. Vitus Cathedral with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
St. Vitus Cathedral is a Roman Catholic metropolitan cathedral in Prague, Czech Republic. It is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture and serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Prague, located within Prague Castle.
What you will hear
The Nave and Art Nouveau Light
Exploring the 33-meter high interior and the famous Mucha window.
The Mucha Stained Glass
Discover a masterpiece of the Art Nouveau movement in the vibrant colors and fine details of this famous window.
The High Choir and Parler's Vaults
Examining the architectural innovation of the 14th century and the famous triforium busts.
bust of Emperor Charles IV. in the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague
Meet the visionary behind this cathedral, Emperor Charles IV, whose likeness is preserved in this unique gallery of stone.
The Royal Mausoleum and Oratory
Focusing on the Habsburg burial site and the intricate 'branch' stone carvings of the royal balcony.
The Royal Oratory
This unique hanging balcony allowed kings to attend Mass in private, surrounded by extraordinary stone carvings.
The Royal Mausoleum
This elegant white marble monument serves as the final resting place for royalty and a bridge between two great artistic eras.
The Great South Tower
Final stop at the massive tower housing the nation's largest bell.
The Zikmund Bell
Deep within the South Tower hangs Zikmund, a 15-ton giant that is the largest and most resonant bell in the country.
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