Restoration work on Prague’s St. Vitus Cathedral is providing unique perspectives of the city. Currently, restorers, stonemasons, and other professionals are working on the high choir windows and a 14th-century supporting pillar in the south section of the cathedral. This ongoing maintenance allows access to normally restricted areas of the iconic landmark. A photographer was recently granted access to document these breathtaking views from the cathedral roof. The work focuses on both structural integrity and preserving the historical beauty of St. Vitus Cathedral. These images offer a rare glimpse into the cathedral’s architecture and the ongoing preservation efforts.