Located in the heart of Vienna, Sveti Stefan Cathedral is a symbol of Vienna. The church was built at the end of the 12th century, with a tall spire of 137 meters, second only to Cologne Cathedral in Germany. The architecture of the entire church is very diverse, the main entrance is Roman style, the spire is Gothic, the altar is Baroque, and even so it is not messy, visually grand and harmonious. Sveti Stefan Cathedral has a huge catacomb. Members of the Habsburg dynasty also placed their internal organs here. The church is a great place to see the panoramic view of the city, with 343 steps at the top. Transportation: Metro: U1, U3 to Stephansplatz Tickets: 1 Euro from July to the end of September, free of charge at other times, very conscience. Rental electronic tour guide system charges 4 euros open time 9