St. Stephen's Cathedral, located in Vienna's city center, is a landmark of Gothic architecture and a symbol of the city’s history. Its intricately patterned tiled roof, featuring vibrant geometric designs, and the South Tower, rising to 136 meters, dominate Vienna's skyline. Inside, the cathedral houses numerous altars, chapels, and artworks, including the imposing pulpit and the tomb of Emperor Frederick III. Visitors can climb the tower for panoramic views or explore the catacombs beneath, where centuries-old burials reveal Vienna’s layered past.

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