Post written by Iain Krull
Yesterday in Prague we visited Prague Castle and spent a lot of that time in St. Vitus Cathedral and just, wow. It took a whole 600 years to build; it started in 1330 and ended in 1930, and it shows with the absolutely incredible exterior and interior.
Inside was huge and had so many details; there were decorative leaves with faces hidden in them, golden statues, impressive stained glass windows, and paintings of absolute beauty.
There was so much going on inside that cathedral that with the time we spent looking around we only got to see about half of its beauty; with every step inside there were impressive pieces of art, architecture, and history that it would have been impossible to see all of it to its fullest glory without more time inside. It was just breathtaking.
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