St. Vitus Cathedral, located within Prague Castle, is a Gothic masterpiece and the most important ecclesiastical building in the Czech Republic. Its construction began in 1344 under Emperor Charles IV, intended as a coronation church, royal crypt, and treasury for precious relics. The cathedral was designed initially by Matthias of Arras in a French Gothic style and later significantly developed by architect Peter Parler, who introduced bold innovations like net vaulting in the choir.
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