North Tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral
Incredible Frescoes & Ornate Interiors Around the World
The North Tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral, located in the heart of Vienna, Austria, is part of a Gothic masterpiece originally constructed between 1137 and 1160. The tower, incomplete at 68 meters, contrasts with the taller South Tower, and showcases intricate stonework.
More about North Tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral
The construction of the North Tower was halted in 1511, leaving it shorter than its southern counterpart, which reaches 136 meters. Visitors can view the tower as part of the cathedral's facade, which is accessible via the city's public transport system. The cathedral's architectural style includes Romanesque and Gothic elements, making it a significant landmark in Vienna's historic center, also part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.