St. Stephens Cathedral

Vienna's most imperative Gothic structure and the house of God church of the archbishopric since one thousand seven hundred seventy two, St. Stephen's Cathedral Stephansdom is an unquestionable requirement see. The first twelfth century Romanesque church was supplanted by a Late Romanesque one in the thirteenth century, the remaining parts of which are the huge entryway and the Heathen Towers Heidentürme. Next came remaking in the Gothic style in the fourteenth century, alongside the expansion of the Choir and the Chapels of St. Eligius, St Tirna, and St. Catherine, while the well known 137-meter high South Tower Steffl has a place with the fifteenth century. Enhancements and further development took after from the seventeenth to nineteenth hundreds of years, and the entire structure was modified after WWII. Different highlights of note are the fourteenth century tombs and the Cathedral Treasure, containing a considerable lot of the church building's most vital relics.