Czech crown jewels to go on display at Prague Castle
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The ceremonial removal of the Czech crown jewels is taking place at Prague Castle. Seven keyholders will unlock the secure Crown Chamber in St. Vitus Cathedral, where the jewels are hidden most of the time. The St. Wenceslas Crown, the royal scepter and the orb will then head to the Vladislav Hall. News follows the entire ceremony directly on site.
Seven representatives of the state, the Catholic Church and the city of Prague opened the Crown Chamber in St. Vitus Cathedral on Monday, where the Czech crown jewels are kept. Some of the most important symbols of Czech statehood of incalculable value will be exhibited in the Vladislav Hall of Prague Castle from Tuesday.
Seven key holders will gather again in St. Vitus Cathedral on Monday after a year to open the doors of the Crown Chamber and remove the crown jewels from it. The St. Wenceslas Crown, scepter and orb, which were used in the coronation of Czech kings, will be exhibited in the Vladislav Hall of Prague Castle from Tuesday....
Seven key holders, including President Peter Pavel, will gather again in St. Vitus Cathedral today after a year to open the doors of the Crown Chamber and remove the crown jewels from it.
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