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Wenceslas Cathedral It is a neogothic cathedral at Wenceslas square in Olomouc History The cathedral began in the Romanesque style and was consecrated ID: 182802

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Saint Wenceslas CathedralIt is a neo-gothic cathedral at Wenceslas square in OlomoucSlide2

HistoryThe cathedral

began

in

the

Romanesque

style and

was

consecrated

in 1311.

Extensive

Gothic

modifications

were

made in 13th and 14th

century

. Czech king

Wenceslaus

III

of

Bohemia

was

murdered

in a

nearby

house

of

the

former

dean

of

the

cathedral

on August 4, 1306.Wenceslau III

was

the

last

of

the

male

Přemyslid

rulers

of

Bohemia.

Gothic revival changes, which included

refacing

the building, rebuilding the west front and the construction of the central tower, were made during 1883–1892. These were designed by Gustav

Meretta

and R.

Völkel

.

The cathedral was restored from February 2004-2007

.Slide3
Slide4

Architecture and the most important informationThe cathedral´s

main

tower

is 100.65 meters high.It is 4th tallest building in the Czech RepublicInterior

chapels

Chapel

of

St.Stanislav

Chapel

of

St.John

the

Baptist

Loretto

Chapel

Chapel

of

St.Cyril

and

Methodius

Slide5

Crypt There are buried:Francis of DitrichštejnCharles II. Of Lichtenstein-Kastelkorn

Mary

Thaddeus

TrauttmansdorffJohn RudolphSlide6

Some pictures