Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Michael Alexander (16 months ago)
Incredibly solemn architecture!
Incredibly solemn architecture!
Eva H (16 months ago)
Beautiful historic cathedral along a cobblestone street.
Beautiful historic cathedral along a cobblestone street.
Martin Ruzicka (2 years ago)
St. Venceslas Cathedral is a must see for monument and history lovers. It is one of these places where history was made - on of our kings Venceslas III was killed here in 1306 and it was the end of the ruling dinasty at that time. It is an imposant monument. During the Christmas time it is a busy place, but during the year it is usually calmer.
St. Venceslas Cathedral is a must see for monument and history lovers. It is one of these places where history was made - on of our kings Venceslas III was killed here in 1306 and it was the end of the ruling dinasty at that time. It is an imposant monument. During the Christmas time it is a busy place, but during the year it is usually calmer.
Maiko Shintani (2 years ago)
Beautiful church. It has a lot of interesting exhibitions underground. Even on the way to get there from the central area, you can see beautiful streets.
Beautiful church. It has a lot of interesting exhibitions underground. Even on the way to get there from the central area, you can see beautiful streets.
Michael Romero (2 years ago)
Saint Wenceslas cathedral is incredible and something not to be missed when visiting Olomouc. The building itself is very imposing and powerful but the treasures inside are magnificent. There are so many relics of Saints inside and you can tell this is a special and important place to Catholics. Mother Teresa and St. John Paul II both visited. Go into the crypt for even more beauty.
Saint Wenceslas cathedral is incredible and something not to be missed when visiting Olomouc. The building itself is very imposing and powerful but the treasures inside are magnificent. There are so many relics of Saints inside and you can tell this is a special and important place to Catholics. Mother Teresa and St. John Paul II both visited. Go into the crypt for even more beauty.
