Saint Vitus (disambiguation) explained

Saint Vitus (290-303) is a Christian saint, martyred during the Roman persecution of Christians.

Saint Vitus, St. Vitus, or variations, may also refer to:

• Saint Vitus (venue), a bar and music venue in Brooklyn, New York
• Saint Vitus (band), an American doom metal band
  • Saint Vitus (album), 1984
• St. Vitus (drink), a German bitters
• St. Vitus's Church (disambiguation), several churches and cathedrals of the name
• Vidovdan, or Saint Vitus Day, the Saint's feast day celebrated on June 15 on the Julian calendar and June 28 on the Gregorian calendar
• Saint Vitus' dance (disambiguation)

See also

• Sankt Veit (disambiguation) (de|Saint Vitus|link=no)
• San Vito (disambiguation) (it|Saint Vitus|link=no)
• St. Vith (fr|Saint Vitus|link=no), Belgium
  • Battle of St. Vith (1944) during WWII
• Canton of Sankt-Vith (wa|Saint Vitus|link=no), Belgium; part of Eupen Sankt Vith
  • • Vitus (disambiguation)