St. Florian Cathedral

The two red spires of the St. Florian's cathedral (kosciol sw. Floriana) dominate the silhouette of the Warsaw's Praga district on the eastern bank of the Vistula river. This beautiful church, which is also known as the Cathedral of Praga, was built around 1900 in Neogothic style, then totally destroyed in 1944 and finally rebuilt in 1972.